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08/04/2025 The Dave Allen Show on 580 Live - Gee Money, Mayor Amy Goodwin · The Dave Allen Show

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Speaker 3: I want to bring in our good buddies. First of all,
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Speaker 3: g money from our sister station one of seven, three
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Speaker 3: the Beats here. Good morning sir, Good morning Dave, Thanks
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Speaker 3: for being here, Thanks for coming into our new place
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Speaker 3: here first time. I mean, you know, we get you
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Speaker 3: guys in the beat upstairs and all over the building.
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Speaker 3: But you guys are getting a new studio, but it
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Speaker 3: won't be as nice as mine. Ah, come on now,
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Speaker 3: I'm kidding. I'm keep also Patty Tilley with us from
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Speaker 3: the Salvation. Are we Patty? How you doing?
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Speaker 5: I'm doing pretty good this morning.
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Speaker 6: How are you?
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Speaker 3: I'm doing fine? Welcome back to both of you. We
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Speaker 3: want to talk about the golf tournament that you've got
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Speaker 3: going up with ge I also want to talk to
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Speaker 3: you about the eighteenth annual one of seven three the
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Speaker 3: Beat's Backpacket, which is happening Wednesday on our parking not
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Speaker 3: eleven eleven Virginia Street, Eastern Charleston. We'll get into that
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Speaker 3: a little bit more, but Patty, I want to start
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Speaker 3: with you. Talk about this big event you Doug. Either
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Speaker 3: one of you, I'm an easy interviewer eating the one
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Speaker 3: of you wants to jump in talk about this golf tournament.
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Speaker 5: So our golf tournament, it's our second annual Red Kettle Classic,
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Speaker 5: has taken place Friday, August the fifteenth. Tea time will
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Speaker 5: be beginning eight o'clock at registration, and the event is
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Speaker 5: to help raise money for the year round programs of
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Speaker 5: the Salvation Army.
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Speaker 3: And where's the tournament being here.
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Speaker 5: The tournament's being held at Little Creek Golf Course, one of.
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Speaker 3: The great golf courses. It's at South Charles. They do
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Speaker 3: a great job with that. I want to talk about
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Speaker 3: the overall mission of the Salvation Army in the in
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Speaker 3: the area.
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Speaker 5: So the overall mission is to serve people. That's what
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Speaker 5: we're here for, to love on people, to make sure
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Speaker 5: that people's needs are met, whether that be a place
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Speaker 5: for a child after school to go before they go home,
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Speaker 5: a meal, a meal that may single mother may need
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Speaker 5: to put on her table, or at Christmas time if
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Speaker 5: a child needs presents. But the overall mission is to
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Speaker 5: serve people and to do that the best as we can.
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Speaker 3: And you know, when you think about the Salvation Army,
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Speaker 3: obviously the first thing that pops up is the cattle
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Speaker 3: drives that you do around the holiday season. But those
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Speaker 3: drives are done for a reason, you know, I mean,
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Speaker 3: it's not just to help out during Christmas.
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Speaker 5: No, the program's run year round January through December. Our
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Speaker 5: doors are open on Tennessee Avenue. We help in seven counties.
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Speaker 5: There are always people who are hungry, needing clothing, and
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Speaker 5: that's what we're there for.
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Speaker 3: Are you seeing a greater need for the services of
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Speaker 3: the Salvation Army here? Of the last let's say year
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Speaker 3: or two, has it been about the same? What's the
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Speaker 3: need better?
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Speaker 5: There's been an increased need with everything that happens in
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Speaker 5: the world and the economy, things are up and down.
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Speaker 5: We could see people that last week had a good
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Speaker 5: full time job with benefits and was doing well. But
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Speaker 5: something may happen in illness or an accident where they're
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Speaker 5: out of work all of a sudden and they need
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Speaker 5: help and they don't know what to do or where
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Speaker 5: to turn. That electric bill comes in and all of
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Speaker 5: a sudden, they don't have an income and they're not
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Speaker 5: sure sure how they're going to pay it. So they
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Speaker 5: call Vandy down at the Salvation Army, and Vandy pulls
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Speaker 5: them in and helps them as much as you can
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Speaker 5: to keep those those bills paid for their families.
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Speaker 3: Talking to Patty Tilley gy money, I want to ask
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Speaker 3: you though, I mean, uh, what's your involvement in all this?
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Speaker 3: I mean you've been a long time supporter of the
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Speaker 3: Salvation Army. Talk talk to us about your involvement.
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Speaker 7: Yes, Dave, I am on the advisory board for the
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Speaker 7: Salvation Army, and last year we wanted to come up
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Speaker 7: with a different way to raise money. So they came
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Speaker 7: to me. They was like, uh, you know, George, do
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Speaker 7: you have any ideas? So I came up and I said, well,
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Speaker 7: you know, let's try a golf tournament.
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Speaker 3: It went.
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Speaker 7: It was very successful last year, so again we're coming
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Speaker 7: back again this year with our second annual Red Kettle
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Speaker 7: Classic golf tournament. So my involvement, you know, I try
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Speaker 7: to be involved as much as possible over there, not
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Speaker 7: only just raising money, but just out you know, just
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Speaker 7: supporting and and you know, letting people in the community
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Speaker 7: know about the Salvation Army.
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Speaker 3: And you've seen firsthand because I know you've been involved
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Speaker 3: with them for a long time. Gee, you've seen firsthand
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Speaker 3: the great things that they do here in the Charleston
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Speaker 3: area and for seven counties, as Patty said.
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Speaker 7: Exactly, like she said, we do reach out to seven counties.
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Speaker 7: The command is right here in Charleston. But there's social services,
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Speaker 7: there is the Youth Center. There are so many activities
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Speaker 7: and so many things that goes on over at the
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Speaker 7: Salvation Army. Like Patty said, if you need help, Vandy,
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Speaker 7: She's Vandy is so awesome over there. You know, people
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Speaker 7: called in that need help paying a bill, and Vandy
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Speaker 7: pulls them in and make sure, you know, she makes
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Speaker 7: sure that they get the resources or get the money
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Speaker 7: that they need to get them bills paid.
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Speaker 3: Talk about the social services, Patty that the Salvation Army offers.
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Speaker 5: So Vandy and the Social Service office is open five
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Speaker 5: days a week. People can come in for things like food.
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Speaker 5: She has homeless packs ready to go so that when
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Speaker 5: the homeless people come in they have a pack that
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Speaker 5: they can take with him with food or high giene
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Speaker 5: items in it. There's a food pantry right there, so
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Speaker 5: when people come in, we're good about getting donations from
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Speaker 5: Kroger and Sam so we're able to give them fresh
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Speaker 5: fruits and vegetables and meat and then our canned food
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Speaker 5: so they walk out with food that day to feed
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Speaker 5: their families. Utility Assistance it's a great place for kids
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Speaker 5: going back to school if parents don't have a lot
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Speaker 5: of money taking you get clothing vouchers from Vandy to
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Speaker 5: go into our thrift stores to find that clothes that
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Speaker 5: they need.
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Speaker 6: For those kids to go back to school.
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Speaker 5: So it's really just all right there in one spot
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Speaker 5: at three on one Tennessee Avenue.
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Speaker 3: Doing good stuff. Over there again, we're talking with Patty
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Speaker 3: Tilley from the Salvation Army and our guy G Money,
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Speaker 3: we know him as g George is also his name.
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Speaker 3: He's helping out with the Salvation Army and the sculpture. But
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Speaker 3: how many teams did you have approximately last year?
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Speaker 7: Last year we had eighteen. Last year we had eighteen
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Speaker 7: teams and it was had a storm, and believe it
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Speaker 7: or not, all eighteen teams showed up played in a storm.
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Speaker 3: Golfers don't care and exactly.
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Speaker 7: And you know, they walked away and was like, this
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Speaker 7: was one of the best tournaments we've ever played in.
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Speaker 7: So these are little things that we look forward to
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Speaker 7: and we hopefully hopefully this year the weather we have
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Speaker 7: nice weather, it won't rain and it would be more successful.
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Speaker 3: I've learned in being around the golf tournaments, you know,
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Speaker 3: my entire career, that they're pretty much willing to play
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Speaker 3: no matter what. You know, golfers are a hardcore group.
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Speaker 3: Once you get them out there on the course, they're
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Speaker 3: gonna keep going. What about sponsors? Do you have some
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Speaker 3: sponsors for the tournament, like corporate sponsors or do you
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Speaker 3: need corporate sponsors? What do you need?
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Speaker 7: We have some sponsors, but we are still looking for sponsors, okay.
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Speaker 3: And how do people become a sponsor? And what exactly
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Speaker 3: you look like monetary donations and they.
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Speaker 5: Monetary donations for sponsorships. We have everything from seventy five
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Speaker 5: hundred dollars down to five hundred dollars. Five hundred dollars
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Speaker 5: for a team. If anybody's interested in sponsoring or just
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Speaker 5: donating towards the tournament, they can call me at three
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Speaker 5: zero four three four three four five four eight or
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Speaker 5: visit our website at Charleston Salvation Army, CHARLESTONWV dot org
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Speaker 5: and it's all right there on our web page under
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Speaker 5: the events tab.
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Speaker 3: here for a moment, but gey I got you here.
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Speaker 3: We got a big event going on here on our
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Speaker 3: parking lot. We do it every year, eighteen years we've
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Speaker 3: been doing this and thanks big shout out to folks
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Speaker 3: at Selango Law for sponsoring it. It's our annual backpack Attack.
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Speaker 3: Things are going to start Wednesday afternoon. We'll start lining
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Speaker 3: up at about three. We usually blow the whistle, fire
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Speaker 3: the gun whatever at four o'clock to get them in here.
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Speaker 3: A couple of things that you need to know parents, grandparents,
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Speaker 3: we have you. The kids have to be present, and
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Speaker 3: we have an issue with this. Sometimes most people are understanding,
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Speaker 3: but they'll say, well, you know, my child and my
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Speaker 3: kid was at home or whatever. We got to actually
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Speaker 3: see physically see the kid. So you got to bring
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Speaker 3: the kids. We're gonna give him a backpack with everything
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Speaker 3: that they need for the upcoming school year. And you've
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Speaker 3: been a part of this. You've been a part of
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Speaker 3: it just probably since the beginning, right or eighteen years
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Speaker 3: eighteen years? Would he drug you under this thing and
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Speaker 3: he won't let you out?
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Speaker 7: Listen. I've been a part of West Virginia WVRC media
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Speaker 7: for twenty four years now. So this is one of
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Speaker 7: our big, our big, big events right here. And you know,
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Speaker 7: just to talk about it, Dave, I just get a
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Speaker 7: lot of chills through my body because we do want
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Speaker 7: the child to be present in order to receive the backpack.
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Speaker 7: We like to talk to the kids. We want to
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Speaker 7: you know, give them that extra boost, you know, just
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Speaker 7: speak to them and give them that extra boost so
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Speaker 7: when they step in that classroom, they know, hey, g
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Speaker 7: money or what he was, you know, just talk to me.
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Speaker 7: This is what I got to do. That's why we
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Speaker 7: want to see the kids and we want to put
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Speaker 7: the backpack in their hand, not in the parents' hand.
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Speaker 7: So we stress that each and every year, we know
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Speaker 7: that some kids may not be able to make it
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Speaker 7: due to unforeseen circumstances. But again, we want to see
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Speaker 7: the child. We want to put the backpack in the
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Speaker 7: child's hand. And again it wouldn't be possible without our community.
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Speaker 7: We call them our community partners because we reach out
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Speaker 7: to them and you know, we tell them, hey, it's
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Speaker 7: time for our backpack.
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Speaker 3: They say, no more, what do you need. This is
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Speaker 3: the type of reaction we.
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Speaker 7: Get with our community partners when we out there and
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Speaker 7: big shout out to Selango Law. They stepped up and
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Speaker 7: you know they are. They are, you know, our title
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Speaker 7: sponsor for our Backpack Attack, our eighteenth annual Backpack Attack.
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Speaker 3: And the way it works is again, our parking lot
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Speaker 3: is eleven eleven Virginia Treaty, Charleston, just stuff from Charleston Catholic.
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Speaker 3: When you come in, kids will line up down the
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Speaker 3: street and they go well beyond Charleston Catholic.
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Speaker 2: I mean almost to the newspaper.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean all the way down through there and
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Speaker 3: we have and they'll start lining up early. I mean
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Speaker 3: we usually tell them to start line up about three.
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Speaker 3: They're out there about one thirty or so, the standing
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Speaker 3: in line a few end of the time, five or six,
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Speaker 3: we have them make the circle around the parking lot.
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Speaker 3: We've got other vendors here too. We have always had,
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Speaker 3: as you said, gee, we have our community sponsors that
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Speaker 3: are out there with us with other other things to
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Speaker 3: give away. And it's very orderly. We bring people in.
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Speaker 3: You go to station one, station two, and then we
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Speaker 3: have you exit out the other side and those back.
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Speaker 3: What's what's needed in backpacks has kind of changed over
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Speaker 3: the years.
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Speaker 2: You know.
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Speaker 3: I mean, you know, you've been there since since day one,
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Speaker 3: so we had to put different things in the backpacks.
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Speaker 7: Now, yes, we of course a lot of the kids
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Speaker 7: are going to tablets, so of course that's why we
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Speaker 7: had to make that adjustment and not put the notebooks
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Speaker 7: in all of the pencils and things like that because
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Speaker 7: they're on their tablet. But we still, uh, we still
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Speaker 7: supply them things. We just don't supply as much as
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Speaker 7: we did because they don't need it.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, and somebody had ask about earbuds we put earbuds.
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Speaker 3: And then the reason that that is important. On the surface,
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Speaker 3: you may say why, why are why earbuds? Because every
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Speaker 3: kid in Kanaw County schools has an iPad so some
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Speaker 3: sort of a tablet, and they have to have the
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Speaker 3: earbuds in order to study, you know, if they're in
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Speaker 3: their library or they're in their classroom or whatever, so
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Speaker 3: you're not disturbing other students. That's why, to answer the
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Speaker 3: texters question from a couple of days ago, that's why
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Speaker 3: they have the earbuds there.
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Speaker 7: Yeah, And like I say, we try to think of
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Speaker 7: everything that child is going to need for that school year.
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Speaker 7: So again that's why we say we're we're trying to
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Speaker 7: prepare them for a successful school year. We may not
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Speaker 7: give them everything that they need, but we're going to
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Speaker 7: prepare them to start the school year off.
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Speaker 8: Right.
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Speaker 3: We don't do well, it's not on us, is that
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Speaker 3: what you're saying. We're giving you. We're giving you all
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Speaker 3: the tools parents. And again that'll be Wednesday. We'll start
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Speaker 3: lining up about three o'clock down the street here in
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Speaker 3: Virginia Street easton Charleston. We'll normally wrap it up by
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Speaker 3: about five thirty or six and if we have backpacks
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Speaker 3: left over, which sometimes we do, we always make sure
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Speaker 3: that those go to the schools. We'll just take a
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Speaker 3: we'll just pick you know, pick a school and take
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Speaker 3: them and drop them off. And they got the I mean,
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Speaker 3: the backpacks always got the Beat logo on them. They're very,
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Speaker 3: very popular with the kids.
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Speaker 7: They love them and tell you, these are some really
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Speaker 7: nice backpacks. I was just in there yesterday digging through
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Speaker 7: the boxes, of course, because we got to get started
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Speaker 7: this week today packing them. So yesterday I was in
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Speaker 7: there digging through the boxes. They're really nice backpacks. So
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Speaker 7: you're not getting something that's not gonna last. This is
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Speaker 7: gonna last your child the whole school year.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, exactly right. And again that packing process is what
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Speaker 3: we get to do here because when the when the
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Speaker 3: kids come in, we just handled the backpack. It's already
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Speaker 3: filled with everything already. But our community partners are handing
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Speaker 3: out other things too.
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Speaker 7: Oh yeah, we have like Greed Dental Group, they will
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Speaker 7: most likely be there handing out toothbrushes and things like that.
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Speaker 7: We also have West Virginia I Consultants. They will actually
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Speaker 7: be there. Ten and ten incorporated a lot of our
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Speaker 7: community partners will be in the park a lot handing
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Speaker 7: out something. Yeah, yeah, everyone will have something to hand out.
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Speaker 3: And we'll be talking about more as we get a
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Speaker 3: little closer. It's all happened to Wednesday. Let's get back
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Speaker 3: to the golf tournament again, Patty. I appreciate you giving
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Speaker 3: up a little little of your time here, but I
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Speaker 3: had to kill two birds with one stone. My man
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Speaker 3: g when he's in the studio here, let's hit the date,
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Speaker 3: the time, the website, Facebook, phone, whatever people need to
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Speaker 3: know about your golf tournament, which is happening a week
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Speaker 3: from this Friday.
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Speaker 5: August fifteenth. Tea is at eight o'clock. For registration, they
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Speaker 5: can visit the Salvation Army Charleston, WV dot org or
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Speaker 5: call me at the office at three oh four three
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Speaker 5: four three four five four eight. We still have teams
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Speaker 5: available five hundred dollars for a team. That's a bargain
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Speaker 5: from what I understand, so it is many. We still
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Speaker 5: have spots open for teams, so get your teams together,
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Speaker 5: come out and hit some balls. And we have a
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Speaker 5: hole in one tournament this year that we didn't have
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Speaker 5: last year. So the an opportunity to win ten thousand dollars.
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Speaker 5: Twist is that's not jump Jean?
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Speaker 7: Yeah, exactly right, exactly, Yeah, that's what I wanted to
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Speaker 7: hit on that hole in one. Like, if you are
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Speaker 7: a golfer and if you want a chance to win
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Speaker 7: ten thousand dollars, this is your chance right here. Only
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Speaker 7: thing you have to do is come on out. We
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Speaker 7: have a certain we have a hole that's already picked,
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Speaker 7: and if you hit a hole in one on this
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Speaker 7: certain hole, you can walk away with ten thousand dollars.
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Speaker 3: Ten thousand dollars. Yes, that's good stuff. What if somebody
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Speaker 3: is like an individual, they can't they don't have a team.
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Speaker 3: If somebody just says, well I want a golf I
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Speaker 3: He does so much in the community that you you
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Speaker 3: don't even necessarily hear about all of the things that
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Speaker 3: that g does. Now again on the backpack attack. Remember
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Speaker 3: you know, we've had instances in the past unfore seeing
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Speaker 3: the backpacks directly in their hands. A couple of quick
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Speaker 3: things here. Over the next couple of days, you're going
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Speaker 3: to be hearing a new voice on WCCHS here in Charleston.
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Speaker 3: He isn't exactly a new voice. He's been with our
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Speaker 3: Team is Daniel Woods, and ever since Kyle Wiggs took
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Speaker 3: on Metro News Midday with us. Daniel is going to
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Speaker 3: blood here at the radio ranch, like we like to
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Speaker 3: call it, I like to bring him on the show
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Speaker 3: so you can get to know them now this time around.
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Speaker 3: Not totally new blood, but he's new to us here
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Speaker 3: to getting to know Daniel Woodsy. I'll do a little
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Speaker 3: a sad note here. A voice that you've become familiar
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Speaker 3: Kat Skelton, who has been a big part of our
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Speaker 3: years or so, is leaving us to pursue other career opportunities.
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Speaker 3: I will say this, Kat Skelton was a delight to
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Speaker 3: There's nothing at all wrong with it. It's perfectly legal.
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Speaker 6: Oh yeah, it was great.
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Speaker 3: It was great.
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Speaker 6: It was great. Loved it absolutely.
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Speaker 3: Love, would have loved to have seen them playing for
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Speaker 3: that million dollars. Loved what was not meant to be.
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Speaker 3: But what a great run and what a great shot
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Speaker 18: Yeah, it was just wonderful having them back. We were
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Speaker 18: quite frankly, Dave, we were delighted to have all the
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Speaker 6: Let's not let's not forget that, you know.
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Speaker 18: It was Yeah, it was a It was a wonderful
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Speaker 18: opportunity for us to host them as well, and so
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Speaker 18: while they didn't make it, by golly, they made it
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Speaker 18: to the final four.
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Speaker 6: That's never happened before.
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Speaker 18: Amazing athletes, amazing competition and the one thing that we
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Speaker 18: do really well in the city of Charleston bring everyone together.
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Speaker 6: I will let everybody know though.
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Speaker 18: Somebody said to me when they were sitting in those seats,
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Speaker 18: I thought you were replacing these seats, Mayor, I said, yes,
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Speaker 18: I am, week, yes I am. It's a common and
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Speaker 18: so we wanted to get through TBT. It's starting and
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Speaker 18: it's going to be finished. It's going to be top
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Speaker 18: to bottom and it you know, we looked at different
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Speaker 18: coliseums and convention centers across the country, working with OVG,
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Speaker 18: the company that we hired many years ago to help
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Speaker 18: us manage that big facility. But when they did the
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Speaker 18: renovations the one hundred million dollars, the seats weren't touched.
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Speaker 18: And it's something that we now are filling and flooding
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Speaker 18: with the amount of uptick that we're seeing in concerts
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Speaker 18: and special events, and so it was a necessity. So
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Speaker 18: I brought it before the Council many moons ago, and
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Speaker 18: the next time you are heading to the coliseum in
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Speaker 18: sitting in brand new seats. So they look good, they're
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Speaker 6: It takes time.
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Speaker 18: We had to schedule around this, and of course it
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Speaker 3: Dave, I think we got a call for the mayor.
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Speaker 3: Let's go to the phones and Frank, you're on with
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Speaker 6: Go ahead, Hi, Amy, Hey Frank.
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Speaker 19: Well, first I want to say kudos kudos on Live
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Speaker 18: Oh good well, Mother Nature, she was really kind to us.
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Speaker 18: you were down there you felt the breeze. I'm not
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Speaker 18: going to say you felt a cool breeze on regatta today,
33:40
Speaker 18: but I hear you, Frank, thank you.
33:42
Speaker 19: It was fantastic a issue on a house. I bought
33:48
Speaker 19: a house and there's one right beside of it, andees
33:50
Speaker 19: tore down and I'm on the list to have a demolished.
33:53
Speaker 19: But it seems to be getting worse and worse. Every
33:55
Speaker 19: time the wind blows the shingles off, the riff go
33:58
Speaker 19: all eating sidewalk and the floor is falling in. It's
34:02
Speaker 19: a safety hazard. And I just don't want anybody coming
34:04
Speaker 19: around there just one round and falling in and getting
34:07
Speaker 19: hurt or anything. Plus I get sued if that what happened.
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Speaker 6: That's right, Frank.
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Speaker 18: Have you have you spoken from to anybody from our team,
34:14
Speaker 18: especially in the Mayor's office? Have you talked to any
34:16
Speaker 18: of us who Have you talked to.
34:18
Speaker 19: Billy or Alice Bell over there house? Yes?
34:20
Speaker 6: Sure, sure, sure, sure sure show.
34:23
Speaker 19: And then Don Dion Nichols, all their Harry and Ashley.
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Speaker 15: Yep.
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Speaker 6: Hey, Frank, will you do me a favor?
34:30
Speaker 18: So I can? I promise you this. I'll personally follow
34:33
Speaker 18: up with it if you do me this tiny, tiny favor?
34:37
Speaker 6: Would you call?
34:38
Speaker 18: You could either call two people in the Mayor's office.
34:40
Speaker 18: You can call Matthew or Andrew. Matthew Sutton is our
34:42
Speaker 18: chief of staff. And Andrew is uh my, I always
34:48
Speaker 18: say my right hand, my right hand, my left eye.
34:51
Speaker 18: Uh Andrew at three oh four, three four eight eight
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Speaker 18: one seven four do me that favor. Either one of
34:58
Speaker 18: the three of us will personally make a phone call
34:59
Speaker 18: about because I need your address. I need a little bit.
35:02
Speaker 18: I know you don't want to give that over the phone.
35:03
Speaker 18: I wouldn't either, but go ahead and give that to me.
35:06
Speaker 18: Call into the office three four, three four eight eight
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Speaker 18: one seven four ask for either one of those guys.
35:12
Speaker 18: They'll take a message. We'll follow up with you and
35:14
Speaker 18: give me a return number to hit you back.
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Speaker 6: Okay, Frank certainly appreciate it. Yes, thank you, Frank, appreciate.
35:19
Speaker 3: You, sir, Thank you, Frank. It's eighteen minutes away from
35:22
Speaker 3: ten o'clock and we got another call for the mayor
35:24
Speaker 3: and that's why she's here. Let's go to the phones.
35:26
Speaker 3: You're on with the mayor. Go ahead, Hello, you're on
35:30
Speaker 3: with the mail. Yep, Yeah, you're on the air.
35:32
Speaker 4: Go ahead, Hey, this is Mike. To come off Bridge
35:38
Speaker 4: Road and turn and go down where the new far
35:41
Speaker 4: Mare and the new Arby's is. Yes, sir, it's a
35:47
Speaker 4: really great facility. They really love it. However, I know
35:50
Speaker 4: two people who've already there's a curve, a concrete curve
35:54
Speaker 4: that comes right out into the street. I mean it's
35:58
Speaker 4: just inches from the street. I know, I personally know
36:01
Speaker 4: two people who have hit that destroyed uh tires. Could
36:05
Speaker 4: you come off the ramp there by Lowries and drive
36:09
Speaker 4: down and just kind of take a look at that
36:11
Speaker 4: curve and see what you think?
36:12
Speaker 6: Sure, so help me, Mike.
36:14
Speaker 18: If I'm coming off of Bridge Road and I make
36:16
Speaker 18: a left and I'm heading to Parmar and Parmar is
36:19
Speaker 18: on my right, tell me tell me at which curve.
36:21
Speaker 18: I promise you I'll go do it. Tell me where
36:24
Speaker 18: you'll see it, You'll see you.
36:25
Speaker 6: Is this a new curve? Was this a new curve
36:27
Speaker 6: that was put up when Parmark came in?
36:30
Speaker 4: Yeah, brand new curve. Yeah, and I understand you really
36:36
Speaker 4: kind of beers right out into the street. Okay, First,
36:40
Speaker 4: you're a horrible drive. And then when I had dinner
36:43
Speaker 4: at my Pollie the other night, it was amazing. That's
36:47
Speaker 4: another phone calling. But look at it, Holy cat, I
36:51
Speaker 4: mean that's right.
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Speaker 6: Yeah.
36:53
Speaker 18: Let me let me put my eyeballs on it, and
36:56
Speaker 18: let me call our planning streets and traffic folks and
36:59
Speaker 18: a special our traffic engineer Mac matt Hartline.
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Speaker 6: Uh, let me do that, Mike, and.
37:06
Speaker 4: You're just a horrible driver.
37:10
Speaker 18: Okay, yeah, sure, I really appreciate you reaching out. Thank
37:14
Speaker 18: you so much, Mike. I will follow up with it
37:16
Speaker 18: as well. And just like I told the last caller
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Speaker 18: three four eight eight one seven four, I know my
37:21
Speaker 18: office is listening and we will be dutiful and.
37:24
Speaker 6: Follow up on that.
37:25
Speaker 18: But if you'd like to call me, if you want
37:27
Speaker 18: to check up on us, which I hope folks do
37:29
Speaker 18: three four eight eight one seven four, Andrew or Matthew,
37:33
Speaker 18: leave us your number and either one of the three
37:35
Speaker 18: of us, including me.
37:36
Speaker 6: We make phone calls.
37:37
Speaker 18: At the end of every night of folks that have
37:39
Speaker 18: either emailed us or called us or text us. So
37:41
Speaker 18: thank you for that, Mike. I appreciate you, sir.
37:44
Speaker 3: Okay, thank you, thank you, thank you. You're popular. Hey, hey, Mayor,
37:48
Speaker 3: it's fifteen minutes away from ten. We got another call.
37:51
Speaker 6: Excellent.
37:51
Speaker 3: I think this was Dan Ryan. Is that what you say? Okay,
37:53
Speaker 3: this is Dan Dan. You're on with the mayor. Go ahead,
37:56
Speaker 3: good morning.
37:57
Speaker 9: Thank you for taking my call, sir, Mayor.
37:59
Speaker 2: I'm wondering and.
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Speaker 4: If there's any of the city at Charleston Pools where
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Speaker 4: adults can swim laps.
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Speaker 6: Thank you, Dan.
38:09
Speaker 18: I'll be honest with you, I don't know what our
38:13
Speaker 18: uh what are programming is in this summer. I do
38:16
Speaker 18: know that we have had adult lap swim, but I'll
38:20
Speaker 18: also be quite honest with you. We we also have
38:22
Speaker 18: a lot of kids that show up as well, but
38:25
Speaker 18: we do have some adult swims. But I don't know.
38:28
Speaker 18: If you want to leave your number with Ryan or
38:32
Speaker 18: you want to call me three four eight eight one seven.
38:33
Speaker 6: Four, I'll follow up. I'll follow up on this call
38:36
Speaker 6: with you and see.
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Speaker 9: Sir, I appreciate it. I'll call you at three four
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Speaker 9: eight eight one seven.
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Speaker 18: Thanks Dan, I appreciate you, and congratulations on the lap swim.
38:46
Speaker 6: That's that's hard. That's hard work. Last one, that's hard work.
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Speaker 2: Dan.
38:49
Speaker 3: We appreciate your phone call for ten minutes away from
38:52
Speaker 3: ten uh, Tex says hey, Dave, you can ask the
38:54
Speaker 3: marriored to updates on the Capital Connector project. Oh, thank you,
38:58
Speaker 3: timeline to start question mark, Thank you.
39:00
Speaker 6: So much, sooner rather than later.
39:02
Speaker 18: Roma's completely finished with our planning process, and you know,
39:05
Speaker 18: we hope to get construction underway soon. It's a massive project.
39:08
Speaker 18: If you haven't heard about it, we have been working
39:10
Speaker 18: on this project for many a year, but it was
39:14
Speaker 18: a large project in total, twenty seven million dollars of
39:17
Speaker 18: federal funds. Thank you to Senator Shelley Moore Capito who
39:20
Speaker 18: really championed this for us. And we went to her
39:23
Speaker 18: and she said, how may I help? And so Magic
39:27
Speaker 18: Island to the thirty fifth Street Bridge, and a lot
39:29
Speaker 18: of folks. As a matter of fact, two of my
39:31
Speaker 18: friends said this past weekend they were riding on the
39:34
Speaker 18: far side, the west side that expansion that happened under
39:37
Speaker 18: the Jones administration, how lovely that was. And I said, well,
39:40
Speaker 18: lock it in. It's going to happen from Magic Island
39:42
Speaker 18: to the thirty fifth Street Bridge as well, expansion of
39:45
Speaker 18: bike lanes and foliage and mini parks and some great
39:50
Speaker 18: art and really making it from east to west a bikeable,
39:54
Speaker 18: walkable city, so sooner rather than later, which is.
39:57
Speaker 6: A positive, right, it's a positive.
39:59
Speaker 18: But let me also be quite honest with you, folks,
40:03
Speaker 18: and I appreciate this very much. So it's going to
40:06
Speaker 18: be a massive improvement. We're a river city. We should
40:09
Speaker 18: utilize the river and we will, especially upon completion of
40:13
Speaker 18: this massive twenty seven million dollar project we've been spearheading.
40:17
Speaker 18: But there's going to be a lot of construction, Dave.
40:19
Speaker 18: There's going to be a lot of upset along the way.
40:21
Speaker 18: It just it is what it is. We're going to
40:23
Speaker 18: be as commodating as possible and certainly going to keep
40:26
Speaker 18: traffic flowing. But make no mistake about it, all of
40:30
Speaker 18: the wonderful things that Frank was talking about this morning
40:33
Speaker 18: when he called in Dave about you know, Live on
40:35
Speaker 18: the Levee and regatta and oh, by the way, USA
40:38
Speaker 18: cycling and so all of those things are also top
40:41
Speaker 18: of mind and tip of tongue for our team as
40:43
Speaker 18: we try to navigate moving forward and construction and infrastructure improvements,
40:48
Speaker 18: which has always been our number one in our office,
40:51
Speaker 18: while still maintaining all of those awesome, great events. So lucky,
40:56
Speaker 18: like fore warning is fair warning, Dave is out the
40:59
Speaker 18: fair warning.
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Speaker 18: Yeah, there's a reason. I'm absolutely so thrilled. Just a
41:18
Speaker 18: couple of weeks ago we swore in another officer. Today
41:21
Speaker 18: we are swearing in five new Charleston Police officers. I'm
41:26
Speaker 18: absolutely thrilled. In a time in which it's very hard
41:30
Speaker 18: for recruitment of officers across the country, our CPD team
41:34
Speaker 18: is doing an amazing job of recruitment and so I'm
41:38
Speaker 18: really thrilled to be able to swear in five new
41:42
Speaker 18: officers here before too longs though, thanks for letting me
41:45
Speaker 18: dip out early. But I also will say I know
41:47
Speaker 18: your guest coming up, Mayor Jerry Marco of Elkins. I'm
41:51
Speaker 18: going to be with Jerry actually this week. The West
41:54
Speaker 18: Virginia Municipal League, which I'm the vice president of, is
41:58
Speaker 18: coming up, and we host conferences every year, amazing conferences.
42:02
Speaker 18: I'll be with the I'll be with the mayor there,
42:05
Speaker 18: but I'll be with all the mayors from across the
42:07
Speaker 18: state and city council members from across the state, and
42:11
Speaker 18: city managers and clerks and just an amazing opportunity to
42:16
Speaker 18: get together and listen and learn see what other people
42:19
Speaker 18: are doing. Quite frankly, still good ideas from not only
42:23
Speaker 18: our neighbors, but also we have some amazing guest speakers
42:27
Speaker 18: that are coming in. And oh, by the way, I
42:28
Speaker 18: get to introduce one of our guest speakers, and it's
42:31
Speaker 18: Hoppy Kurchable. He's going to be one of our keynotes
42:34
Speaker 18: during the conference.
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Speaker 3: Isn't he retired?
42:36
Speaker 6: I don't think so. I mean, it doesn't seem my tea.
42:39
Speaker 3: No, he's retired. He's retired from the Daily Show. I'd
42:43
Speaker 3: be interested to hear what Hoppy's going to talk about.
42:46
Speaker 18: I know, I'm really excited about it because you know
42:49
Speaker 18: in the room that's his crowd, Dave. I mean, those
42:52
Speaker 18: are folks like me who have you know, I was
42:54
Speaker 18: thinking about as I was writing his introduction. I've known
42:56
Speaker 18: him for over twenty seven years and have worked with
43:00
Speaker 18: them certainly in my former life quite you know, daily
43:04
Speaker 18: sometimes especially during the two different governor's offices that I
43:09
Speaker 18: work directly as communications director. And so he's a smart guy,
43:13
Speaker 18: he's a neat guy. He's engaging, and it will be
43:16
Speaker 18: really interesting to hear his keynote, and also he's such
43:21
Speaker 18: a great guy to offer his time for questions and answers.
43:27
Speaker 18: So it is going to be interesting because you know,
43:29
Speaker 18: the West Virginia Municipal League is a nonpartisan group of
43:33
Speaker 18: the folks who do the heavy lifting, boots on the
43:36
Speaker 18: ground and all of your You know, we have two
43:40
Speaker 18: hundred I think this is right, two hundred and sixty
43:42
Speaker 18: three cities, towns, and villages all across the state of
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Speaker 18: West two.
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Speaker 3: I think it's too thirty two.
43:48
Speaker 6: Okay, that's we're gonna hitting now.
43:52
Speaker 3: I think it's two thirty two. I may be wrong
43:54
Speaker 3: about it.
43:54
Speaker 6: Did you just get that? Will Susan No economy, No.
43:58
Speaker 3: I knew that from my secretary eight days.
44:00
Speaker 6: Is that right? I'm gonna double check.
44:01
Speaker 18: I think it's higher than that, but all right, let's
44:03
Speaker 18: see your under I'm not but you know I've got
44:06
Speaker 18: I've got two kids in college, so I've got zero
44:08
Speaker 18: dollars in this wallet. But I appreciate you allowing me
44:11
Speaker 18: to dip out early to swear in these police officers.
44:14
Speaker 18: And I'm excited to listen to Mayor Jerry Marco later
44:17
Speaker 18: on your show. He's an amazing person, really neat background.
44:20
Speaker 18: Really neat guy. It'll be a great show because he's
44:23
Speaker 18: just a he's a dynamo, Dave, He's a dina.
44:26
Speaker 3: I've never met the gentleman, never interviewing him, so I'm
44:28
Speaker 3: looking forward to that. Yeah, it's really good, all right,
44:30
Speaker 3: swear in some officers a joy.
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Speaker 3: us a little bit early today to go swear in
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Speaker 3: five new police officers. If she's listening right now, though, Mayor,
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Speaker 3: your boy here was correct. West Virginia has two hundred
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Speaker 3: and thirty two incorporated places, seventy seven cities, one hundred
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Speaker 3: and forty eight towns, and six villages. I did retain
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Speaker 3: something from my days in state government at the West
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Speaker 3: Virginia Secretary of State's Office, two hundred and thirty two
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Speaker 3: as the number of municipalities in West Virginia. She didn't
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Speaker 3: put money on it, so, and I think it probably
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Speaker 3: would beune ethical for a mayor to gamble on the
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Speaker 3: on the air. To be honest with you, tex says Dave,
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Speaker 3: and mentioning upcoming sports broadcast, the one thing I would
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Speaker 3: to V one hundred specifically, noted says the texture some
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Speaker 3: things are out of Dave's hands, though, just so you know,
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Speaker 3: text says about Friday's showing the player from EMBERLND Drive
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Speaker 3: who was making gestures to the Best Virginia fans. That
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Speaker 3: kid and that was in quotation marks is thirty one
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Speaker 3: years old. There was what the texture is referring to
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Speaker 3: was at the conclusion of the Best Virginia loss, the
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Speaker 3: young man who was making some sort of a gesture.
48:46
Speaker 3: One of our textures had an issue with it, and
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Speaker 3: I think I had Strawn on the air with me.
48:52
Speaker 3: I think Jim, you know, may have said something like, well,
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Speaker 3: it's just kids being kids, and you know it's it's
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Speaker 3: over now. At the text it's over now, though, all right, Texas, Dave,
49:06
Speaker 3: why is it? The mayor will take calls, but Riley
49:10
Speaker 3: Moore or Capitol will not. You would have to ask
49:13
Speaker 3: them about that. I guess we certainly would accommodate them
49:17
Speaker 3: if they would like to or any elected official that
49:19
Speaker 3: wants to come on the show to take phone calls,
49:22
Speaker 3: They're certainly welcome. I would say though, that for no
49:27
Speaker 3: matter who is in that position of a Shelley Moore, Capital,
49:32
Speaker 3: Riley Moore, Carroll Miller, any of those, Jim Justice, You're
49:36
Speaker 3: probably going to get a lot more phone calls than
49:40
Speaker 3: with all due respect to mayor a good one or
49:41
Speaker 3: any mayor, probably going to get a lot more phone calls,
49:43
Speaker 3: and they may not be quite as quite as nice.
49:46
Speaker 3: I will say, though, with all due respect to all
49:50
Speaker 3: of our elected officials, the lack of true town halls,
49:54
Speaker 3: to me is quite worrisome, to be honest with you,
49:59
Speaker 3: and I'm I don't care who the elected official is. Republican, Democrat,
50:02
Speaker 3: doesn't make a difference to me. I think you think
50:04
Speaker 3: you need to be out in public. I do. Texas,
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Speaker 3: Dave Economy enter Trump is starting to crumble, still waiting
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Speaker 3: on dollar fifty gas, fifty nine cent dozen eggs. What
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Speaker 3: we see is coffee up ten percent, red meats up
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Speaker 3: thirty percent, cars up five thousand dollars. Take America back
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Speaker 3: again about fifty years As a Texter, DJ Meadows, who
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Speaker 3: will be taking us back I don't know what that means.
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Speaker 21: Uh.
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Speaker 3: He and Dave Wilson will be hosting talk line covered
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Speaker 3: up the how are you missed?
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Speaker 2: Mister?
50:35
Speaker 3: Depending on your perspective, I guess what about this editorial?
50:38
Speaker 3: You are you ruffling feathers again? I'm just writing what's
50:41
Speaker 3: out there? All right? There was an email. I know,
50:44
Speaker 3: go ahead, I know you're gonna talk about it on
50:46
Speaker 3: the show a little bit, but give us.
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Speaker 21: There was an email that went out in mid July,
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Speaker 21: and it was a fundraising email. And look, if you
50:51
Speaker 21: go to run for office, you have to fundraise. I
50:52
Speaker 21: don't fault anybody for that, but this email quote talked
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Speaker 21: fellow supporters in truly remarkable settings. That came up from
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Speaker 21: a campaign staffer for Governor Morrissey. So he's going to
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Speaker 21: be holding fundraisers in Napa Valley, California, coming up, Dallas, Texas.
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Speaker 21: There's one supposedly that's going to happen in West Virginia
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Speaker 21: that hasn't been named yet. Look out of state campaigning
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Speaker 21: a fundraising, I should say, is really nothing new. It
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Speaker 21: may be somewhat new to a gubernatorial race or re
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Speaker 21: election campaign for governor in West Virginia. You haven't seen
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Speaker 21: governors do it here, at least not that I can find.
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Speaker 21: But plenty of governors have done it. Ron DeSantis did
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Speaker 21: it in Florida in twenty twenty one. Scott Walker did
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Speaker 21: it back in twenty twelve when he was trying to
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Speaker 21: raise money off that referendum and reelection or recall campaign
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Speaker 21: he had to go through. So, you know, is it
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Speaker 21: political status quo? Is it a good thing, is it
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Speaker 21: a bad thing? Does it help West Virginians?
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Speaker 3: Do they care? I don't know.
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Speaker 21: Voters can be the ultimate arbiter of that. I'm simply saying,
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Speaker 21: here's what's happening. Folks deserve to know what their elected
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Speaker 21: officials are doing in terms of how much money they
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Speaker 21: raise and how they raise it.
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Speaker 3: Well. I will say this about Dessandas and Walker, though
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Speaker 3: those are both guys that had national interests.
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Speaker 21: They were both running for president. I think Walker and
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Speaker 21: two things can be true at the same time. I mean,
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Speaker 21: he raised money for governor and he raised money for senator.
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Speaker 21: Talking about DeSantis, Joe Manchin did this in twenty twenty
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Speaker 21: night big fundraiser in Houston. So I'm not being projorative
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Speaker 21: of the governor. I'm just saying, here's what's going on.
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Speaker 21: You the people, can make up your mind what you
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Speaker 21: think about it. You can read that comment share for yourself.
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Speaker 21: It's posted at the website. Mister Meadows, mister Wilson coming
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Speaker 21: up with talk Line.
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