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The Infomaniacs: August 21, 2026 (6:00am) · WTAW - Infomaniacs

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Speaker 1: Good morning and happy Friday from the WTAW newsroom. I'm
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Speaker 1: will welch. Disturbing studies on the impact of social media
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Speaker 1: and chatbots on children had led state lawmakers to consider
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Speaker 1: tougher online restrictions for kids. Pediatric psychologists doctor Daniel Flint
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Speaker 1: told state House members, we're experiencing a crisis of behavior,
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Speaker 1: and it's the result of exposing developing brains to an
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Speaker 1: unregulated digital environment designed to elicit views, clicks, and light.
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Speaker 2: My two hours per month with a child simply won't
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Speaker 2: compete with hundreds of hours of algorithmically targeted social media
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Speaker 2: content that leaves teams feeling more lonely, anxious, depressed, and insecure.
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Speaker 1: Flint suggested that state lawmakers pass restrictions limiting children's screen
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Speaker 1: time and require social media platforms to turn off infinite
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Speaker 1: scroll and personalized algorithms. The State House Public Health Committee
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Speaker 1: has been tasked with developing legislation limiting the impact of
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Speaker 1: social media platforms and artificial intelligence technologies on the mental
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Speaker 1: health of kids. A man was arrested for DWI after
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Speaker 1: blowing twice the legal limit. Brian police responded to the
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Speaker 1: shell and the four hundred block of North Harvey Mitchell
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Speaker 1: Parkway shortly before five am on Tuesday, after a caller
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Speaker 1: said the man entered this store and tried to put
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Speaker 1: his debit card into the wall instead of the card reader.
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Speaker 1: When officers arrived, they found twenty two year old Stephen
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Speaker 1: John's of Corpus Christi at the gas pump. They said
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Speaker 1: he was swaying, had bloodshot eyes, slurred speech, and a
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Speaker 1: strong odor of alcohol on his breath. When asked why
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Speaker 1: he had gone to the store, Johns reportedly said that
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Speaker 1: he was there to get more alcohol. Johns admitted to
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Speaker 1: consuming more than seventeen Shiner beers. He failed a field
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Speaker 1: sobriety test and breath test showed alcohol concentrations of zero
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Speaker 1: point nine two and zero point one nine eight. Johns
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Speaker 1: was booked for driving while intoxicated with a BAC of
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Speaker 1: zero point one five or greater. He was released on
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Speaker 1: eight thousand dollars bond. The fight over construction in Big
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Speaker 1: Ben National Park is going back to court.
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Speaker 3: A federal judges agreed to hear a lawsuit involving the
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Speaker 3: border security work inside the national park. It's brought by
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Speaker 3: Apache tribe members and a tour group who cite religious
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Speaker 3: and constitutional grounds State Center. Roland Gutierrez, who's acting as
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Speaker 3: the group's lawyer, says the Feds have been mess representing
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Speaker 3: what is being done.
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Speaker 1: They said, oh, we're just serving. They have clearcut miles
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Speaker 1: and miles of roadway.
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Speaker 3: He says the feds have already bulldozed the pristine land
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Speaker 3: into unrecognizable pulp. The hearing for a restraining order is
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Speaker 3: a week from Friday. In San Antonio. Michael Board TSN News.
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Speaker 1: A five year old girl is dead after being left
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Speaker 1: in a hot car in North Texas. Investigators say that
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Speaker 1: the child was left in the car after an adult
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Speaker 1: family member returned home from school with a five year
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Speaker 1: old and the child's sibling. After realizing the five year
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Speaker 1: old was missing, the family search for the child and
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Speaker 1: found her unresponsive in the car. Chloe Burke with the
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Speaker 1: nonprofit Kids and Car Safety says there are a multitude
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Speaker 1: of reasons this could happen.
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Speaker 4: Most of these cases are a mix of stress or
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Speaker 4: fatigue and then a changing routine.
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Speaker 1: It is a reminder that as our routines change, that
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Speaker 1: we need to take extra precautions to avoid deadly accidents.
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Speaker 1: So far this year in Texas, twenty three children ranging
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Speaker 1: in age from seven months to six years have died
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Speaker 1: in hot cars. More news on the way at six
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Speaker 1: thirty or anytime at WTAW dot com. I'm will welch
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Speaker 1: sixteen twenty ninety four to five WTAWS.
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Speaker 5: Oh right, and i'd ask you to spin the wheel,
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Speaker 5: but I'm just going to rip the band aid right off.
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Speaker 5: This morning, just like yesterday, it's going to be over
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Speaker 5: one hundred degrees according to this one hundred and two
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Speaker 5: one hundred and eight on the Heat and Decks Heat Advisory.
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Speaker 5: Just going to be sticking around. What is this tonight?
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Speaker 6: No?
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Speaker 1: I didn't see that all right? Here, it's right. I
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Speaker 1: want to look at my forecast. I'll see what's over that.
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Speaker 1: I didn't see that anywhere. All I know is that
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Speaker 1: yesterday afternoon the local temperature at my house pops up
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Speaker 1: on my television. Yeah it was eating one hundred and five.
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Speaker 5: Yeah it was.
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Speaker 1: It was.
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Speaker 5: It felt worse than it was yesterday, for sure, But
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Speaker 5: one hundred and five is all right? What do you
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Speaker 5: see him?
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Speaker 1: I'm seeing the zero rain chances and.
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Speaker 5: I also would not put any money on this, although
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Speaker 5: they were also saying a twenty percent chance of rain
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Speaker 5: tomorrow with a high of one hundred and three. Those
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Speaker 5: two things don't go togein No, by the way, one
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Speaker 5: hundred and three.
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Speaker 1: In chance of rain, they did, they would all live
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Speaker 5: First off, now I had other stuff I wanted to
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Speaker 5: talk about, and then Will's telling me the story about
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Speaker 5: and im sorry, go Riley, what's the sports?
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Speaker 6: Okay?
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Speaker 4: Tomorrow night the Aggie soccer team will be returning home
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Speaker 4: for their magic ast Sam Houston State University, and all
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Speaker 4: of the details.
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Speaker 5: Coming up excellent. I'm listening to the story about old
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Speaker 5: boy who decided he was going to try to insert
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Speaker 5: his ATM into the wall.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, put his ATM card into the wall.
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Speaker 5: You could tell the students are back baby. Yeah, and
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Speaker 5: it's dead week.
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Speaker 6: This guy?
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Speaker 1: How week?
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Speaker 4: This is?
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Speaker 7: This guy was like in his thirties. I think what
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Speaker 7: happened here was his thirties. I think I think it
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Speaker 7: was just a guy, just a dude from Corpus Christy.
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Speaker 7: Oh you know those people from that area.
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Speaker 5: There's so many things that jump out to me about
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Speaker 5: that story. First of all, he walks in gonna, you know,
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Speaker 5: kinda reload and get some more, you know, some more drinks.
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Speaker 5: And yeah, the the dead giveaway there might be something wrong.
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Speaker 5: It's trying to pay for these drinks. And do we
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Speaker 5: have the video of h I wish? Because how many
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Speaker 5: times do you think he like.
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Speaker 1: Went to insert the ATM card in the wall? Was
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Speaker 1: there a cut in the wall or something was slipping there?
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Speaker 5: First time? You know, you'd be like, well, no, this
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Speaker 5: is stupid. Why is it not going into the Was
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Speaker 5: it not going into the wall?
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Speaker 1: I don't know. And in the specificity of seventeen beers,
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Speaker 1: he was asking seventeen beers.
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Speaker 5: A shockingly specific number.
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Speaker 1: You really, when an officer asked you how many have
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Speaker 1: you been drinking a night? How many of you have?
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Speaker 6: Thought?
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Speaker 1: Of you a couple?
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Speaker 5: I will Here's the thing that's crazy. What if that
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Speaker 5: was his low number.
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Speaker 1: Had said seventeen, Well, man.
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Speaker 5: I don't know, a couple of spears, maybe seventeen.
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Speaker 1: Seventeen shiners, right, And he was there to get more
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Speaker 1: we've had We've had first.
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Speaker 5: He was there to get more. He already drank seventeen.
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Speaker 1: Of them we've had. This is the first case that
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Speaker 1: I've seen in a long time of somebody who should
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Speaker 1: be arrested for overserving himself.
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Speaker 5: That's I need, Like I don't need bodycam footage of
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Speaker 5: a lot of things. Quite frankly, I would prefer not
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Speaker 5: to see it. In many cases, I'm going to need
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Speaker 5: to see that body.
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Speaker 1: I mean, the good news is he wasn't resisting. No,
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Speaker 1: the bad news is he was just absolutely bluted. And
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Speaker 1: I want to hear at the gas pump. At the
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Speaker 1: gas pump.
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Speaker 4: The only way I can describe this is sadly. That
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Speaker 4: is a typical Corpus Christie individual. Nothing about the story
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Speaker 4: you've said so far has shocked it.
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Speaker 5: No, No, I I gotta agree with you.
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Speaker 1: There you got people tooling around in the Corpus area
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Speaker 1: blowing just under point two.
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Speaker 5: Oh come on, will I Multiple times I'll say this,
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Speaker 5: I'm I'm no by Riley's from there. I've got family
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Speaker 5: that was from there, so I've spent some time in
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Speaker 5: Corpus and Corpuses. It's Riley's Riley's eyes are so wide
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Speaker 5: right now, Like, what are you going to say about
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Speaker 5: Corpus Christie.
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Speaker 8: That's nothing I can say on it, That's what I.
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Speaker 5: Mean, Like, there's there's just not that many stories to
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Speaker 5: go through life, so you can I'm gonna find a
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Speaker 5: way to plug that in over here at some point.
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Speaker 5: But yeah, it's it's a very unique. But it also look,
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Speaker 5: you don't have to have been to Corpus Christie to
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Speaker 5: know a little bit about Corpus Christie and Corpus Christie culture.
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Speaker 5: You really don't. You could have never been there before,
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Speaker 5: you could have never gone south of San Antonio and
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Speaker 5: uh and and you could still yo know a little
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Speaker 5: bit about it because we have a guy in the
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Speaker 5: state of Texas named Robert Earl, King God blesses.
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Speaker 1: Oh yes, an Aggie, Oh Corpus Christie, baye baby, I
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Speaker 1: will make them men sing along for dinner.
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Speaker 5: And my truly one of my favorite songs. Does this
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Speaker 5: set the crowd off down home? By the way, they
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Speaker 5: love this as more? Okay? Yeah, just making sure.
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Speaker 1: Love me some r e K.
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Speaker 9: You know.
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Speaker 2: What that is?
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Speaker 5: He still in jail? Did he bond out?
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Speaker 1: Do we know Robert Earl?
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Speaker 5: No, no, not Robert Earl.
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Speaker 1: Oh yeah, old boy bonded out eight thousand dollars bond.
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Speaker 5: I think, I mean this is for you. He always.
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Speaker 5: I'm fairly sure if we would have been able to
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Speaker 5: play this for him a couple of nights ago, he
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Speaker 5: would have provided us with one of the greatest sing
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Speaker 5: along slur along swirl.
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Speaker 1: Along is good to this.
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Speaker 8: I didn't think, though, what is there to do?
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Speaker 1: Well, there's this beat, that's what he's.
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Speaker 10: Saying it every Dan's all.
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Speaker 1: Had a tab it.
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Speaker 5: I'm not going to cut him off.
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Speaker 8: Over it wouldn't matter anyway.
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Speaker 6: I've never say so.
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Speaker 5: On the corpus.
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Speaker 1: Christie Bay Oh, yeah, I feel you. I feel you
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Speaker 1: r e K speaking r E r e K. Yeah.
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Speaker 1: Yesterday I saw a new Texas A and M promo.
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Speaker 5: Well, I'm gonna play We're gonna get to that break
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Speaker 5: that was I stopped what I was doing.
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Speaker 1: Marcom is on watch dude, they are in fuego.
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Speaker 5: We will share that onto the Facebook page. But yeah,
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Speaker 5: that I I emailed them.
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Speaker 1: It's like, y'all, no notes not insanely good in boation.
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Speaker 1: I've done the same with previous things that they have done,
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Speaker 1: and sometimes it hits you and you're like, wow, that's
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Speaker 1: that sometime again, sometimes like hey, that's great, and then
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Speaker 1: sometimes like why you can just you just nailed it.
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Speaker 1: About a year ago we had the director of marketing. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: we had him on the show and it was it
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Speaker 1: was really a good interview. We need to get back on.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, we do, all right, guys, Happy Friday, Glass are
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Speaker 5: here sixteen, twenty ninety four five w t A.
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Speaker 1: W Riley.
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Speaker 5: Immediately he's like, do I know?
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Speaker 1: And I was mistaken He's not in his It was
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Speaker 1: twenty two year old Stephen Hooper John, this guyssankaw dot com.
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Speaker 1: He looks like seventeen was just the start. He also
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Speaker 1: looks like he can grow more facial hair than anybody
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Speaker 1: I've ever met.
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Speaker 9: In mind.
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Speaker 5: This dude is yeah, I I you know that. Yeah,
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Speaker 5: you're right. Just some dudes that look like they could
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Speaker 5: absolutely get to seventeen peers.
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Speaker 1: Yeah.
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Speaker 4: The fact that you look at his much John, and
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Speaker 4: you'd be like, there is no way he looks like
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Speaker 4: you drink that much.
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Speaker 8: Like he looks fine, He looks.
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Speaker 5: He does fairly well put together for a man who
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Speaker 5: was obliterated.
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Speaker 1: So obliterated and tried to stick his ATM car into
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Speaker 1: a wall man.
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Speaker 5: Go check it out if you want to see that
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Speaker 5: online WTAW dot com. And while you do that, we
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Speaker 5: will get down with some Friday morning reasons to celebrate.
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Speaker 5: It is August the twenty first, y'all, twenty twenty six.
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Speaker 5: What do you got, Riley?
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Speaker 4: It is National Poet's Day, dedicated poets throughout history, encouraging
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Speaker 4: people to read, write, and share poetry.
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Speaker 8: I will read just about anything, but probably not poetry.
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Speaker 1: Really, you're not into the haikups.
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Speaker 4: Okay, this is gonna make me sound probably a little
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Speaker 4: bit like airhead. But sometimes I read poetry and I
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Speaker 4: get through the whole stanzas and everything, and then I
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Speaker 4: look back at it and I go, I have absolutely
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Speaker 4: no idea what they're talking about.
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Speaker 1: I could. I could quote a poem by Keats right
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Speaker 1: off the top of my head right now. What give
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Speaker 1: me wine? Women and stuff till I cry out, hold
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Speaker 1: enough for bless my soul? They I should be my
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Speaker 1: beloved trinity. Wow, somebody wrote that down for me when
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Speaker 1: I was in junior high and I remembered it ever
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Speaker 1: since I locked out accidental memorization.
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Speaker 4: Well, it's also Men's Grooming Day encouraging men to evaluate
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Speaker 4: their self care by skincare, beard maintenance, and proper haircare.
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Speaker 1: Good luck, I did none of that this morning. I
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Speaker 1: thought about shaving yesterday afternoon. I just something, No, it's Friday.
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Speaker 1: I'm gonna let it go. And then I continued that
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Speaker 1: by wearing a T shirt today, which is very unusual
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Speaker 1: for me. But it is a station T shirt.
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Speaker 5: You're at least branded.
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Speaker 1: Yeah.
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Speaker 8: It's also kool Aid Day.
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Speaker 4: It celebrates that nice strength that all of us drink
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Speaker 4: as a kid, that's just pure sugar.
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Speaker 1: You got kool Aid.
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Speaker 5: No sugar still hits, dude, it still hits.
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Speaker 8: It's also National Senior Citizen's Day.
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Speaker 1: That's starting to hit, Oh my gosh.
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Speaker 8: And then, last but not least, it is National Sweet
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Speaker 8: Tea Day.
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Speaker 1: National Sweet Tea Day. I've gone to the half and half.
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Speaker 1: When I do that, I'm.
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Speaker 5: Sweet all the way. Don't don't trouble me with it.
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Speaker 5: Just it's not the same. If I gotta have any
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Speaker 5: sweet in my teeth bugs me. Really I can't. And
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Speaker 5: I know it's weird as from the South, like that
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Speaker 5: shouldn't be possible, But there.
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Speaker 6: Are a few of us that are out there. Man,
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Speaker 6: there's there's a few of us that are out there. Birthdays,
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Speaker 6: birthdays today. Casey Musgraves is thirty eight. Oh oh love
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Speaker 6: her Usain Bolt is forty.
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Speaker 1: There he goes, he's only forty. He's only forty.
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Speaker 8: I feel like he's been around for Yeah, still move.
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Speaker 1: Too, I'm sure he could. He could probably even at
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Speaker 1: forty outrun me. Brody Jenner is forty three years old today.
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Speaker 1: Tyler and Cameron Winklevoss are forty five five. Ye. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: those are the guys that sued Mark Zuckerberg's That's.
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Speaker 5: The thing is they were supposed to be the sympathetic
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Speaker 5: characters in that whole story, or some of the sympathetic characters.
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Speaker 5: The problem is there is no sympathetic character in the
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Speaker 5: in the in the origins of Facebook story, they were
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Speaker 5: all the worst people, you know, and and they all
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Speaker 5: just fought it out. And now we are where we are.
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Speaker 1: So yeah, he did the Super Bowl shuffle. Now he
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Speaker 1: turned sixty seven. Jim McMahon, the NFL veterans still out there, man,
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Speaker 1: Kim Kattrell is seventy. Samantha on Sex in the City,
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Speaker 1: let's see here. Kenny Rogers was born on this date
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Speaker 1: in nineteen thirty eight. Joe Strummer was born on this
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Speaker 1: date in nineteen fifty two. The lead singer of the class,
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Speaker 1: Wilt Chamberlain, was born on this day in nineteen thirty six,
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Speaker 1: one of the most prolific scorers ever in the NBA. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: yea so to speak. Yeah, And unfortunately Hayden Panetary would
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Speaker 1: have been thirty seven today.
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Speaker 5: That's awful. All right, We're gonna take a break. Get
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Speaker 5: to news.
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Speaker 1: Good morning, and happy Friday from the WTAW newsroom. I'm
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Speaker 1: will welch. A heat advisory is in effect through tonight.
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Speaker 1: Temperatures will reach triple digits and heat index values are
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Speaker 1: expected to reach one hundred eight degrees. Remember to drink
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Speaker 1: plenty of fluids, stay in air conditioning, avoid the sun,
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Speaker 1: and check on neighbors, relatives, and pets. Where lightweight and
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Speaker 1: loose fitting clothing when outside. Trying to limit strenuous activities
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Speaker 1: to early morning or evening. Heat stroke is a medical emergency.
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Speaker 1: If you or someone you know has stopped sweating, then
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Speaker 1: you should call nine one one. The City of College
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Speaker 1: Station wants to remind residents to take advantage of cooling
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Speaker 1: stations around the city during normal business hours, including Lincoln
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Speaker 1: Recreation Center, Meyer Senior and Community Center, Southwood Community Center,
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Speaker 1: City Hall, Gary Halter Nature.
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Speaker 5: Center, and the Larry J.
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Speaker 1: Ringer Library. The Brian Police Department says these skeletal remains
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Speaker 1: uncovered Wednesday are believed to be those of a female.
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Speaker 1: An ID card was located near the remains, and after
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Speaker 1: contacting the family, they confirmed that their loved one has
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Speaker 1: been missing for an extended period of time. A survey
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Speaker 1: and crew located the remains in the fifty nine hundred
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Speaker 1: block of Jones Road, near what is believed to be
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Speaker 1: a homeless encampment. The remains are now at the University
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Speaker 1: of North Texas Center for Human Identification. They will be
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Speaker 1: able to conduct a complete examination, including DNA analysis and
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Speaker 1: dental comparisons. The Brian City Council will hold a public
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Speaker 1: hearing next week to discuss the city's proposed budget. Councilman
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Speaker 1: Kevin Burrisky visited on our show on Thursday and explained
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Speaker 1: how and where moneys are spent.
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Speaker 11: General fund for next year's proposed one hundred and nineteen
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Speaker 11: million dollars, and those funds primarily control the activities of
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Speaker 11: the city, the day to day operations or public safety
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Speaker 11: public Works, Development Services, General ADMIN. That's funded mostly by
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Speaker 11: property tax and sales tax, and of that, if you
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Speaker 11: look at it by type, about sixty nine to seventy
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Speaker 11: percent of all of that is really through personnel, and
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Speaker 11: then public safety makes up about fifty percent of that.
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Speaker 1: The hearing will begin at five point thirty on Tuesday
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Speaker 1: at Brian City Hall. Highway six will be closed at
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Speaker 1: Briancrest Drive and Brian tomorrow morning. The intermitted length closures
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Speaker 1: will be in effect from six until eight am as
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Speaker 1: BTU removes power lines to make way for progress on
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Speaker 1: the Big six project. BTU says they hope to have
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Speaker 1: the work done as quickly as possible. They expect closures
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Speaker 1: to last approximately ten minutes at a time and no
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Speaker 1: customer outages are anticipated. In association with the work, we
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Speaker 1: told you about that data breach at UT San Antonio
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Speaker 1: and how it pros are trying to figure out how
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Speaker 1: it happened.
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Speaker 3: Breach has been confirmed at UT San Antonio and it
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Speaker 3: cut off access to university accounts and systems.
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Speaker 1: TJ.
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Speaker 3: White, who heads the Texas Cyber Command, says they're now
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Speaker 3: helping the school figure out what happened.
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Speaker 1: We're coordinating with sources of intelligence about the nature of
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Speaker 1: the threat actors so we can better understand it.
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Speaker 3: The school saying in a statement that the hack was
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Speaker 3: detected before it reached their core systems, but they say
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Speaker 3: the process of resetting passwords has been delayed, and that's
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Speaker 3: delayed the fallse semester. In San Antonio, Michael Board TSN
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Speaker 1: Push by the FEDS to crack down on immigrant truck
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Speaker 1: of wrecks. Disturbing chatbot interactions with miners led state lawmakers
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Speaker 1: to consider new online restrictions Maureen Molak lost her sixteen
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Speaker 1: the story of Megan Garcia, who lost her fourteen year
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Speaker 4: The online relationship involved romantic and explicit chat that encouraged
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Speaker 1: Molak told state House members that Texas needs to lead
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Speaker 1: the nation in tougher online restrictions for kids. State House
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Speaker 4: We'll hear from A and M offensive coordinator Home and
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21:21
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Speaker 5: Thank god it's Friday. It also means we won't have
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Speaker 5: to include in reasons to celebrate Tooth Fairy Day.
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Speaker 1: Tooth Fairy Day is tomorrow, a.
21:36
Speaker 5: National Tooth Fairy Day, a day to salute the tooth fairy.
21:40
Speaker 5: By the way, there are two tooth Fairy Holidays. There's
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Speaker 5: another one on February twenty eighth.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, what's up with that?
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Speaker 5: I mean it's Leap Day?
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Speaker 1: Is that Leap Day twenty nine? Yeah, yeah, you're right,
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Speaker 1: so I'm not sure. But but either way, the tooth fairy,
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Speaker 1: you know, lobby is a pretty strong one. It seems
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Speaker 1: tooth fairy is a powerful power. Were full, lady, we'll
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Speaker 1: get money, we get Yeah, she's got them paid.
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Speaker 2: She ate.
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Speaker 1: The tooth fairy cannot escape inflation. However, average value of
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Speaker 1: a single loss tooth during the past year increased by
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Speaker 1: seventeen percent. And I'm sorry if there's kids listening right now, parents,
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Speaker 1: I'm sorry, because now we have told them that their
22:22
Speaker 1: teeth are more valuable.
22:23
Speaker 5: Well, that data has been out there. You know that
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Speaker 5: kids talk, They talk, and they can spread the word
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Speaker 5: that they're getting getting, Well, what is the going ray?
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Speaker 5: What's she kicking down for a tooth these days?
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Speaker 1: So it looks like the average value of a single
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Speaker 1: loss tooth during the past year is about five dollars
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Speaker 1: and eighty four cents?
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Speaker 5: Sang, how much did you? How much did she pay you?
22:44
Speaker 5: Do you remember it?
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Speaker 1: Jingled? It didn't fold? I can tell you that how
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Speaker 1: much did she pay you? So?
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Speaker 4: I got given twenty dollars once? But I had three
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Speaker 4: teeth knocked out playing dodgeball an accident, and I think
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Speaker 4: she felt sorry for me because I was gonna see
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Speaker 4: my two front teeth in my third other tooth.
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Speaker 8: So I got twenty.
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Speaker 1: I love that and I love dodgeball. I just thought
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Speaker 1: i'd like to know three teeth knocked out? Who threw that?
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Speaker 2: Was?
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Speaker 1: It?
23:08
Speaker 2: Was it?
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Speaker 8: He was a tank. He was a fourth grader and
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Speaker 8: I was a first grader.
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Speaker 1: Man, you don't let the first graders play with the
23:14
Speaker 1: fourth graders.
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Speaker 5: The fourth grader took that it was it the traditional
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Speaker 5: red ball or were all playing with rocks down In course, this.
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Speaker 4: Was before they decided to go to the plush, so
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Speaker 4: we were playing with the actual Okay, So when I
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Speaker 4: was in elementary school. Yeah, dodgeball before it got to
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Speaker 4: the point where hey, maybe we shouldn't be throwing the
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Speaker 4: plastic you know the ones where they're aired up.
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Speaker 1: That makes the sound that still sticks in your head.
23:40
Speaker 4: So we had those for a while and they're like,
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Speaker 4: all right, no, no, no, no, no, we're going to
23:44
Speaker 4: move them to the plush balls, which the plush balls
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Speaker 4: think because you can't hit any.
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Speaker 5: You can't get any velocity, they don't move yeah, I
23:51
Speaker 5: mean yeah, And then you.
23:52
Speaker 4: Had the kindergarteners that gnaw on them, so then they
23:54
Speaker 4: have bite marks in them, and I'm like this, just.
23:56
Speaker 5: If you can gnaw on the ball, then it's not
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Speaker 5: a proper dodge. So you got tagged straight in the
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Speaker 5: teeth and teeth explode and so you lost three teeth
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Speaker 5: yep in that incident, which would mean you did not
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Speaker 5: get twenty dollars per two. You got twenty dollars for three,
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Speaker 5: which just under seven dollars dollars a two, about right
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Speaker 5: on average for the rest of what I Okay, I
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Speaker 5: was I was at twenty dollars a two really in
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Speaker 5: the eighties. No, don't know why, I mean, I I
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Speaker 5: don't know why. Mine were so special.
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Speaker 1: I'm just I'm still flashing back to the gym at
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Speaker 1: South Nole Elementary and Jeremy chow Townsend humming the ball
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Speaker 1: at you with velocity that made noise.
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Speaker 5: That's what people forget about this when it comes to dodgeball. Dodgeball.
24:47
Speaker 5: Dodgeball taught you things that are important to learn, one
24:52
Speaker 5: of which is obviously if something's being if someone's throwing
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Speaker 5: something at you, to move, duck, run, dive, dodge and duck,
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Speaker 5: situational awareness and if they hit you first, you.
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Speaker 8: Can hit them again whenever you get tagged back.
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Speaker 5: In harder but more important tenacity.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, you know, to get to get up when you
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Speaker 1: get knocked down.
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Speaker 5: Frankly, it wasn't even the most dangerous game we played
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Speaker 5: as kids.
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Speaker 8: Like really, tederball played ball.
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Speaker 1: Tether Ball was tough. Red Rover was tough. We weren't really.
25:23
Speaker 1: Red Rover was out lawed, but dodgeball was still allowed.
25:26
Speaker 5: Red Rover was one step below backyard wrestling. Will like, oh, absolutely,
25:30
Speaker 5: people would lose. People would lose arms and lose arms. Oh,
25:34
Speaker 5: you lose the use of their arm.
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Speaker 1: No, you, that arm was just the most effective clothesline ever.
25:40
Speaker 1: I but again I.
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Speaker 5: Think that these games. Of course, kids get hurt playing
25:46
Speaker 5: these games, but that makes them tough, That makes them
25:50
Speaker 5: because again you got to take a few bumps. You
25:52
Speaker 5: got to callous up for this world. And a great
25:55
Speaker 5: way to do that is with a game of dodgeball,
25:57
Speaker 5: and honestly, you know, knocks out little baby teefees. It
26:01
Speaker 5: makes your room for new teeth.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, no, big, that's what you want.
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Speaker 5: Likes better that. What's better than sitting here and be
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Speaker 5: pull this thing?
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Speaker 1: No heart, the dodge I bet r allowed that.
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Speaker 8: We were not allowed to fear getting our teeth pulled.
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Speaker 8: My mom loved it. We weren't those kids.
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Speaker 4: Whereas like it was hanging on by a thread. If
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Speaker 4: it started wiggling, it was a decent amount of wiggling.
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Speaker 4: My mom was like, we're getting it out. She goes,
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Speaker 4: we're not leaving that and it'll get gross, it'll start
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Speaker 4: getting rotten.
26:26
Speaker 8: We're taking it out.
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Speaker 4: Now.
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Speaker 1: What was pulling out? What was her her method was it?
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Speaker 1: Did she use pliers?
26:31
Speaker 8: She grabbed it with her with her plyx in her
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Speaker 8: thumb and she wiggled it.
26:36
Speaker 1: Some people use the doorknob. The doorknob, I've seen the
26:40
Speaker 1: attempt at tying like floss or string to the tooth
26:43
Speaker 1: and then hooking it up to an r S car
26:46
Speaker 1: and letting letting the kid take the RC car down,
26:49
Speaker 1: you know, and yanking it out. I've seen all of them.
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Speaker 5: Were they successful with that?
26:52
Speaker 1: Yes? Absolutely. Now my youngest daughter, she loved pulling her
26:56
Speaker 1: own teeth, and I suspect she pulled some kind of
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Speaker 1: before they were ready.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, she just loved with the blood running down her face.
27:06
Speaker 5: Like I gotta know, Tom, call the tooth very nine
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Speaker 5: seven nine six nine five sixteen twenty is our phone number.
27:14
Speaker 5: A couple of things I would love to know. I
27:17
Speaker 5: would love to know if you've got some stories about
27:19
Speaker 5: teeth pulling with kids. But I would also really like
27:23
Speaker 5: to know, probably more so, what's the most dangerous game
27:27
Speaker 5: you played when you were a kid. The most dangerous
27:31
Speaker 5: when you were a kid, like you look back on
27:33
Speaker 5: today and I'm like, ooh, probably shouldn't have done that.
27:36
Speaker 5: Oh God.
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Speaker 4: I've got a good list, like in school or in general,
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Speaker 4: just in general, because in general it's quite different.
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Speaker 5: I'll take if you want to separate the mouth, that's fine,
27:47
Speaker 5: but I will take any the most dangerous game you
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Speaker 5: played as a kid.
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Speaker 1: I'll give you two right now if you want to
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Speaker 1: not yet, okay.
27:54
Speaker 5: Because I'm going I'm going to reward you guys, because
27:56
Speaker 5: I would just like to see what kind of maniacs
27:57
Speaker 5: are listening to us on a Friday. I do have
27:59
Speaker 5: before factics to Hawainan falls.
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Speaker 1: Sod Hawaiian falls would be great this weekend?
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Speaker 5: Would my foss be so good this weekend? Nine seven
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Speaker 5: nine six nine five sixteen twenty is our text number
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Speaker 5: if you want to play along. What is the most
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Speaker 5: dangerous game you played when you personally were growing up?
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Speaker 5: And again think back? It was like the things you
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Speaker 5: would never in a millionaires let your kid do today,
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Speaker 5: but you survived it. Uh text us, send them in
28:27
Speaker 5: and we'll get wills as well to coming home.
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Speaker 4: Well, I've got one that our cousin's made up and
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Speaker 4: it's made up, made up, it's got its own name
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Speaker 4: and everything we played growing up, and it's quite a game.
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Speaker 1: Just reminded me. Now I've got three.
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Speaker 4: Good morning, I'm Riley Blurkey with your morning sports update.
28:47
Speaker 4: On sixteen, twenty ninety four, five WTA W Today is
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Speaker 4: the start of the season for the A and and
28:53
Speaker 4: Volleyball team. As the team gears up to start this
28:56
Speaker 4: weekend's AVCA First Served, the defending National CHI champions will
29:00
Speaker 4: open up their season facing Louisville, a rematch of last
29:03
Speaker 4: year's Sweet Sixteen Classic. Head coach Jamie Morrison talks about
29:07
Speaker 4: his new squad story ahead of the start of the season.
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Speaker 9: I think it's twofold. I think it's the way we
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Speaker 9: play the game is going to be different. The way
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Speaker 9: we went matches, the way with pressure, I think it'll
29:16
Speaker 9: look different than the past. And then I think the
29:18
Speaker 9: second one is just the way we compete. And I've
29:20
Speaker 9: always said it, I don't I think one of the
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Speaker 9: things that we've gotten wrong in sport is saying there's
29:24
Speaker 9: no I in team because it's made up a bunch
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Speaker 9: of individuals that make up its own unique ways that
29:29
Speaker 9: it's going to go out and show up as competitors.
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Speaker 9: And I think those just, I don't know, unique ways
29:33
Speaker 9: that we individually show up create the how we show
29:36
Speaker 9: up as a team. And again that's sixteen athletes, that's
29:39
Speaker 9: not just the people that are on the floor. So
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Speaker 9: I think that's part of that story of how are
29:43
Speaker 9: we going to show up on the floor, who we're
29:45
Speaker 9: going to be, how are we going to act, how
29:46
Speaker 9: we're going to get in the people's faces. Like all
29:48
Speaker 9: of those things, it's them figuring out what that looks like,
29:51
Speaker 9: feels like, sounds like together.
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Speaker 4: Coach Morrison also talked about the program getting the opportunity
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Speaker 4: to play in the AVCA First Serve event.
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Speaker 9: It means I think a lot for our program. I
30:01
Speaker 9: talk a lot about the rankings and the only two
30:04
Speaker 9: that I really care about are the end of the
30:05
Speaker 9: year is the true indication of how could you did
30:07
Speaker 9: in that year? And I think the beginning of the
30:08
Speaker 9: year is respect for your program. And I think being
30:11
Speaker 9: involved in this match and playing the first match of
30:13
Speaker 9: the year, it just shows the amount of respect that
30:15
Speaker 9: people have for a program now and that means a
30:17
Speaker 9: lot to me. I think it means a lot to
30:19
Speaker 9: the university that we're putting a marquee matchup like this
30:21
Speaker 9: to go kick off the ball well year.
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Speaker 4: Tonight's season opener against Louisville is set to start at
30:26
Speaker 4: five o'clock tomorrow night. The Aggie soccer team will be
30:29
Speaker 4: returning home for their match against sam Houston State University.
30:33
Speaker 4: The game starts tomorrow night at eight o'clock and you
30:35
Speaker 4: can head over to Ellisfield to watch the Aggies live
30:38
Speaker 4: in action, or you can tune into the SEC Network
30:41
Speaker 4: to watch the game.
30:42
Speaker 8: Throughout the off season.
30:43
Speaker 4: In fall camp, the A and M football team has
30:46
Speaker 4: been working on making improvements and cleaning up their play.
30:49
Speaker 4: The offense has went through many changes and new players
30:52
Speaker 4: have been competing for opportunities to fill those roles. Head
30:55
Speaker 4: coach Mike Alco met with the media to talk about
30:57
Speaker 4: what we can expect to see of the offense this season.
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Speaker 12: It's going to look to the native eye, it's going
31:02
Speaker 12: to look very, very similar, and so I think we've
31:04
Speaker 12: got a lot of weapons. I think we're trying to
31:06
Speaker 12: figure out creatively how to get the ball to the
31:08
Speaker 12: guys that we think can help impact the game. And
31:12
Speaker 12: I think again, at those skill positions, you've got a
31:14
Speaker 12: lot of capable people fighting and scratching for touches, you know.
31:18
Speaker 12: I think holme it will do a really, really good
31:19
Speaker 12: job of finding creative ways to make sure we're getting
31:22
Speaker 12: the ball in the right people's hands.
31:24
Speaker 4: Coach j Alco also talked about Marcel Reid and the
31:26
Speaker 4: changes he's been making in the off season.
31:29
Speaker 12: I think, first of all, he took care of the
31:30
Speaker 12: football better last year than anyone's given him credit for it.
31:32
Speaker 12: So I think, first of all, I think that nobody's
31:34
Speaker 12: ever actually asked me that, but a lot of his
31:36
Speaker 12: picks last year that took that number to where it went.
31:39
Speaker 12: We're end of game, pressing games, trying to catch up,
31:42
Speaker 12: and I think there's times where in those situations you're
31:45
Speaker 12: going to put the ball at risk more naturally, and
31:47
Speaker 12: so for a large part of the season last year,
31:50
Speaker 12: I thought he protected the ball really well, and even
31:52
Speaker 12: down the stretch outside I thought the worst game was
31:55
Speaker 12: South Carolina. I thought, outside of the South Carolina game,
31:57
Speaker 12: a lot of that was pressing type situations. But I
32:00
Speaker 12: think he's taking the step we hoped he would take.
32:02
Speaker 12: I think he's much more comfortable, much more confident, knows
32:04
Speaker 12: the reeves, knows what the progressions need to look like.
32:07
Speaker 12: I think it's footwork looks cleaner, the ball deliverately looks cleaner,
32:10
Speaker 12: and so yeah, again excited for him.
32:12
Speaker 4: Offensive coordinator Home and Wiggins also met with the media
32:16
Speaker 4: to talk about what could happen if the offense cleans
32:18
Speaker 4: up the run game penalties and turnovers.
32:21
Speaker 10: Well, I think Skuy's a limit when you're talking about
32:23
Speaker 10: kind of what this offense can do if we continue
32:24
Speaker 10: to kind of clean those things up, right, And that's
32:26
Speaker 10: kind of the tail of the season too, when you
32:28
Speaker 10: look at our last couple of games, right, whether it
32:30
Speaker 10: be Texas, whether it be Miami, if we're able to
32:32
Speaker 10: take care of the ball and run the ball consistently,
32:33
Speaker 10: it's probably a totally different outcome, right. But that's kind
32:36
Speaker 10: of what we're talking about as we pop on the film.
32:37
Speaker 10: We can all these ifs and butts, like, let's get
32:40
Speaker 10: to it to where we actually have the opportunity to
32:42
Speaker 10: do it. So we're trying to build these championship habits
32:45
Speaker 10: so we can have the elite outcomes.
32:47
Speaker 4: As of today, we are fifteen days out from seeing
32:50
Speaker 4: the Aggies hit the field and kicking off the start
32:52
Speaker 4: of the twenty twenty sixth season at Kyle Field, where
32:55
Speaker 4: A and M will be taking on Missouri State at
32:57
Speaker 4: six o'clock on September fifth. At Your Morning Sports Update
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Speaker 5: You guys, are I am sweating reading some of these
33:36
Speaker 5: text messes. We're asking you what the most dangerous game
33:39
Speaker 5: you played as a kid was, and it could be
33:41
Speaker 5: in school, to be out of school, it doesn't matter.
33:43
Speaker 5: We all have some that frankly, probably should not have
33:47
Speaker 5: been allowed to play, but we didn't. It made a stronger,
33:49
Speaker 5: like when Riley lost her entire front, her entire front
33:52
Speaker 5: grille in a game of dodgeball, like all the chick lits,
33:56
Speaker 5: all of the Chicica lits.
33:57
Speaker 1: Just spewing out, but it made her.
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Speaker 8: Who she is today.
34:01
Speaker 1: That's right, the tough, the tough kid that she is.
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Speaker 5: Well, we have a few minutes where we get to
34:05
Speaker 5: Fox News. What are you seeing over there?
34:07
Speaker 1: So Todd. Todd says, the most dangerous game I ever
34:10
Speaker 1: played was shooting an arrow straight up in the air
34:11
Speaker 1: and trying to dodge it coming down. Grownups can confirm,
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Speaker 1: can can.
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Speaker 5: I always think it's because I'll see it in a
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Speaker 5: movie and I think to myself, no one would have
34:22
Speaker 5: actually done that, And then I realized, oh, to, so
34:25
Speaker 5: many people did that.
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Speaker 1: Different Todd said, When I was a kid, we used
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Speaker 1: to climb up on the apartment complexes behind my house
34:31
Speaker 1: than jump from unit to un little little parkour or
34:35
Speaker 1: the French martial art of running away.
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Speaker 6: Mike says, stilt racing, still tracing, Jesus, stilt racing.
34:45
Speaker 1: Get a helmet for God's sakes.
34:47
Speaker 5: You know, I thought I thought I was bad because
34:50
Speaker 5: we did a lot of We did a lot of
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Speaker 5: jumping off of roofs. Yeah, onto things like either into
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Speaker 5: a pool, onto a trampoline, onto old mattresses. We just
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Speaker 5: did a lot of jumping off very tall objects. And
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Speaker 5: that's not even that is not even remotely in the
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Speaker 5: conversation for most dangerous games.
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Speaker 1: No, it's dangerous, but according to these folks, And yeah, continue,
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Speaker 1: So We've had several instances of smear the Queer, which
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Speaker 1: was a great game, and in the very early nineteen eighties,
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Speaker 1: I'll never forget my mother coming out to the yard
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Speaker 1: and saying, William, can we please change the name of that?
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Speaker 1: It just doesn't feel right. Shall we just call it
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Speaker 1: smack the Quack? All right, Yeah, sure, mom, mo whatever.
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Speaker 5: As long as you'll let me close line every single
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Speaker 5: person in the neighborhood.
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Speaker 1: Well, there were no rules, no rules. He smacked the
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Speaker 1: Quack's it's it's.
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Speaker 5: This is why we all appreciated Helen a Cell in
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Speaker 5: WWE when we got into our teens in twenties, because
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Speaker 5: it's like, oh, I feel like it's like home.
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Speaker 1: We're not the way we're raised.
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Speaker 5: You have time to tell us yours.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, we want more, and there's still ton that we
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Speaker 1: haven't gotten to yet, but please send them in nine seven, nine, six,
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Speaker 1: ninety five, sixteen twenty. You can call us or text us.
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Speaker 1: We would love to hear what was your most dangerous
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Speaker 1: game as a kid, and we will tease this. Riley's
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Speaker 1: got one that I don't even know somebody and her
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Speaker 1: family invented.
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Speaker 5: Okay, well, yeah, we're gonna get into that