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Speaker 1: Good morning from the WTAW newsroom. I'm Will Welch. There
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Speaker 1: are now two candidates hoping to be the next mayor
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Speaker 1: of College Station. Current City Councilvate Bob Yancey filed his
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Speaker 1: paperwork and was the first to get his name on
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Speaker 1: the November ballot. Less than two hours later, former councilwoman
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Speaker 1: Elizabeth Kunya got her paperwork filed with the city. Current
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Speaker 1: Mayor John Nichols announced last week on our show that
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Speaker 1: he would not be seeking reelection. According to the city
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Speaker 1: charter and the Texas Constitution, because Yancy has more than
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Speaker 1: thirteen months left in his four year term, he would
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Speaker 1: automatically resign from his seat after announcing his candidacy. However,
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Speaker 1: a holdover provision allows him to remain seated and allow
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Speaker 1: council to conduct business as usual until a replacement can
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Speaker 1: be elected. This means there will be a special election
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Speaker 1: for Council Place five on the November ballot to find
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Speaker 1: someone to fill the remainder of Yancey's term. Texas is
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Speaker 1: projected to lose more than three billion dollars in tax
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Speaker 1: breaks for data centers in twenty twenty eight and twenty
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Speaker 1: twenty nine. Lawmakers are meeting at the state capital to
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Speaker 1: discuss how to put an end to the loss.
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Speaker 2: The State Senate Finance Committee will review the effectiveness of
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Speaker 2: House Built twelve twenty three, signed into law by Governor
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Speaker 2: Rick Perry in twenty thirteen. It created ten and fifteen
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Speaker 2: year tax breaks for data centers. When it was originally
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Speaker 2: rolled out in a Senate committee, only one person testified against.
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Speaker 2: His name is Dick Levine, then an analyst for Texas
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Speaker 2: Public Policy Priorities.
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Speaker 3: Very fast growing physical note. I think that's because you're
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Speaker 3: exempting a very fast growing section of the economy well.
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Speaker 2: Being predicted the tax break boom. He's now retired, but
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Speaker 2: I've found him and he still stands by his original testimony.
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Speaker 2: They would come if they had to pay taxes too.
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Speaker 4: Meanwhile, there's a lot of things the state of Texas
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Speaker 4: is not doing for its people.
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Speaker 2: In Austin, Chris Fox TSN.
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Speaker 1: News college station ID announced that the district had an
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Speaker 1: eighty four percent pass rate for students who took advance
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Speaker 1: placement exams in twenty twenty six, then outperforms both state
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Speaker 1: and national averages across tested subjects. Even more impressive, students
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Speaker 1: earned more than seven thousand college credit hours this year,
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Speaker 1: helping them save time and money as they prepare for college.
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Speaker 1: Two Caldwell teenagers got caught trying to shoplift from the
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Speaker 1: West Brian Walmart yesterday. Police were called to the store
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Speaker 1: on Harvey Mitchell Parkway after Walmart's loss prevention team says
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Speaker 1: the duo tried to steal fifteen items. Surveillance video caught
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Speaker 1: eighteen year old Aliana Gonzales and nineteen year old Brian
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Speaker 1: Sims using these self checkout and intentionally bagging several items
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Speaker 1: without scanning them. Items they did not scanned included a
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Speaker 1: comforter set, a sheet set, clothing, toys, and energy drinks.
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Speaker 1: The total value of the items was just over two
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Speaker 1: hundred and fifty dollars. Walmart's lost Prevention team stopped the
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Speaker 1: women as they attempted to leave the store and confirmed
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Speaker 1: the aforementioned items were not on the receipt. Gonzales and
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Speaker 1: Sims were charged with theft greater than one hundred dollars
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Speaker 1: but less than seven hundred and fifty dollars and booked
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Speaker 1: into the Brass County jail. Both were released on four
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Speaker 1: thousand dollars bond each. Republicans are still trying to figure
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Speaker 1: out who gets to attend the party's first national midterm
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Speaker 1: convention in Dallas later this year.
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Speaker 5: The Texas GOP has reduced prices for its premium packages.
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Speaker 5: While state parties use different methods like sales, raffles, and
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Speaker 5: applications to distribute access to the convention, the gathering increasingly
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Speaker 5: resembles a combination political rally and fundraiser rather than a
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Speaker 5: traditional convention. President Trump expected to headline the two day
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Speaker 5: event September ninth and tenth at Dallas's American Airline Center.
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Speaker 5: I'm Kristin Yates TSN News More News.
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Speaker 1: At six thirty or any time at WTAW dot com.
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Speaker 1: I'm will Welch sixteen twenty ninety four to five WTAWA.
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Speaker 3: up in sports. Good morning, it's Dusty and Dusty in
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Speaker 3: the other room. Yeah he's he's here. Will feels like
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Speaker 3: death this morning.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, a little bit.
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Speaker 6: Got the uh got the site.
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Speaker 1: It's more of an inconvenience than anything else. Just my
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Speaker 1: breath holes aren't working in my face, I mean it could.
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Speaker 6: I'm just glad Dusty you were on how long were
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Speaker 6: you on vacation? For like a week?
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Speaker 7: Yeah?
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Speaker 6: Okay? And you went hiking, right.
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Speaker 3: So yeah, I mean we didn't do a ton of hiking.
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Speaker 3: I did some, you know, we we took a couple
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Speaker 3: of short I would call those more like walks. Okay,
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Speaker 3: out to there's a there's a really old suspension bridge
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Speaker 3: that they built out over river along one of the trails.
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Speaker 3: It's actually not the Appalachian Trailer, it's the Bent and
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Speaker 3: McKee trail, but McKay.
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Speaker 6: That sounds lovely.
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Speaker 3: So we walked out to that one and it was
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Speaker 3: It's cool. I mean, I just stare at it, going
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Speaker 3: how did they get this stuff out here that's really good?
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Speaker 3: Which I assume came down the river.
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Speaker 6: See that. That's that's pretty dope. I didn't know if
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Speaker 6: you were doing any higher altitude stuff in the hills.
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Speaker 3: And we did one that was eight miles a couple
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Speaker 3: of seven seven, eight hundred foot climbs.
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Speaker 1: That's that's not a that's not a walk.
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Speaker 3: No, that was hard.
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Speaker 1: That's a category.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, that one, that one wore me out. And I
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Speaker 3: will tell you it was the downhills that hurt way
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Speaker 3: more than the up because my knees were screaming.
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Speaker 1: Mind mind scream on a downhill going downstairs?
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Speaker 6: Yeah. Yeah, do you do you use a hiking stick?
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Speaker 4: Like?
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Speaker 6: Do you use like one of those little, uh spiky sticks?
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Speaker 3: I have some I did not.
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Speaker 1: Okay, probably good call, A very good call.
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Speaker 6: I'm just glad. I'm glad you made it back. Apparently
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Speaker 6: this is dangerous work. Yeah, there's this guy where where
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Speaker 6: was this was in Montana?
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Speaker 1: On Montana's highest mountain.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, and it's a it's a big mountain.
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Speaker 3: Okay, so he'll probably higher them. I was we talked
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Speaker 3: out at about four thousand feet.
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Speaker 1: Okay, Yeah, I'm gonna guess this is higher. It's Granite
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Speaker 1: Granite Peak, Yeah.
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Speaker 6: Twelve seven hundred and ninety nine.
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Speaker 1: Feet Okay, that's bigger. That's big old mountain, that's tall.
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Speaker 6: So he was hanging out climbing this mountain two friends,
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Speaker 6: and he slipped on some rocks. He stood up to
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Speaker 6: find his like trekking pole going straight through him, straight
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Speaker 6: through his chest.
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Speaker 1: Him skewed him.
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Speaker 6: And so we were we were looking at pictures of
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Speaker 6: this earlier and you can find the pictures. I'm confused
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Speaker 6: how it happened. Because you hold one side of the
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Speaker 6: trekking pole, right, the pointy side you're sticking into the ground,
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Speaker 6: that's correct. Somehow the pointy side ended up back around
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Speaker 6: facing him.
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Speaker 1: It went through the front of his bond, go.
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Speaker 6: Through his chest, and I am I'm just very confused
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Speaker 6: by this. So anyway, what do you do when you
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Speaker 6: get a trek and poll shoved through your chest cavity?
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Speaker 1: You stand up and hike out.
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Speaker 6: That's what you do, apparently, and he did.
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Speaker 3: The first thing you do is reach for your phone. Go, well,
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Speaker 3: there's no service over here, So I guess I gotta
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Speaker 3: it's it's high counteror die.
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Speaker 6: It's high count or nothing. Ten miles, ten miles.
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Speaker 1: Across rugged with still in there, with yeah, the hole
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Speaker 1: still in the no he's an ear nurse, so he
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Speaker 1: knew better than to remove it. And he knew that
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Speaker 1: he was a breathing without difficulty, and and b.
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Speaker 6: That he was losing a massive amount of blood.
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Speaker 1: He was not bleeding profusely, so he knew that it
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Speaker 1: didn't hit anything that was critical at.
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Speaker 6: That moment, just like a piercing, Yeah, piercing stream piercing.
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Speaker 1: Ye, the lat piercing is gonna get popular now after this.
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Speaker 1: He's gotta be.
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Speaker 3: Kind of weird just hanging out with the pole flopping
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Speaker 3: out of your chest as you walk down.
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Speaker 1: A little bit. But but his buddies were there with him,
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Speaker 1: of course, and apparently they were making jokes about shish Kebob's.
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Speaker 3: Okay during that time.
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Speaker 1: Yefore the surgeons removed the pole. Hey, my strolls are
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Speaker 1: a little more leisurely.
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Speaker 3: I'm not a twelve thousand feet Yeah, you know, wasn't
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Speaker 3: it wasn't that leisurely.
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Speaker 6: I'll say this, Google the Google the article because it
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Speaker 6: does come with pictures. My favorite picture is not the
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Speaker 6: one of him in the er with the pole going
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Speaker 6: through his chest.
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Speaker 1: That's not your favorite.
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Speaker 6: My favorite is where he is clearly just fallen, like
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Speaker 6: clearly this just happened. And he's looking at the pole
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Speaker 6: as it's like going through you know, through his shirt
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Speaker 6: and you know that was his friend behind him, Like
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Speaker 6: I'm just gonna get a picture in this right.
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Speaker 1: Now, rather than provide immediate aide.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, it's like, well we'll we'll get to that. I mean,
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Speaker 6: he's sitting up, he's conscious. Let's do what's really important
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Speaker 6: and snap that pick. I can't believe the guy didn't
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Speaker 6: just collapse and shock.
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Speaker 1: I mean, when you look down and you're.
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Speaker 6: I'd rather die we be there on the mountain.
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Speaker 1: It's spot infomation. Yeah, you kind of look like, you know,
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Speaker 1: that that's the guy is very fortunate that he didn't
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Speaker 6: will Dusty all together on a Tuesday if.
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Speaker 3: And the rest of the week?
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Speaker 6: I the rest of the week, Dude. Riley's still recovering.
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Speaker 1: I did have a text from her yesterday. She I
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Speaker 1: texted her during the show. She responded to me just
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Speaker 1: shy of noon. Oh okay, saying that she just woke up.
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Speaker 1: She's obviously gone feral with the schedule quickly.
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Speaker 6: As she should.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, but she's she's okay, She's recovering.
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Speaker 6: She goes nine sevent nine six nine five sixteen twenty
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Speaker 6: is our text number in reference to Dusty's leisurely eight
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Speaker 6: mile high glory text ind at eight miles of uber ride.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, absolute, which I.
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Speaker 6: One hundred percent agree with. I would have would have
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Speaker 6: been a stretch.
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Speaker 3: Would have agreed halfway through.
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Speaker 6: That's always the thing. It sounds like a great idea
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Speaker 6: to get the second half. Yeah, it's you know, slightly
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Speaker 6: slightly different stories. All right, let's get some reason to
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Speaker 6: celebrate today. It is the twenty eighth day of July.
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Speaker 6: See what do we got to see?
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Speaker 3: Oh, I'm in charge of these. It's a National Milk
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Speaker 3: Chocolate Day's.
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Speaker 6: Not of a biscuit.
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Speaker 1: Okay, we can start with that National milk Chocolate.
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Speaker 6: Let's remember that that is not National Chocolate milk Day.
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Speaker 1: No, they frequently get confused.
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Speaker 6: That is a different day, and we should be aware
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Speaker 6: other days.
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Speaker 3: I have no problem with either one though.
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Speaker 6: No, no, no, no. Milk chocolate is milk chocolate frowned
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Speaker 6: upon nowadays?
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Speaker 1: I don't think that by me, No, I think not
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Speaker 1: by people who like flavors, right, I mean, if you
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Speaker 1: like your chocolate bitter, there are other choices. But if
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Speaker 1: you like it good, go with the milk chocolate. They say,
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Speaker 1: they say that dark chocolate is better for you. And actually,
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Speaker 1: I have a news story that we can discuss later
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Speaker 1: about dark chocolate, but as far as the taste goes,
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Speaker 1: milk's the way to go.
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Speaker 6: See that, I think I've been hanging out with snobby
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Speaker 6: chocolate people for a minute, because if you listen to
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Speaker 6: people that are like chocolate tears, they seem to really
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Speaker 6: have a problem with milk chocolate and like specifically American
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Speaker 6: milk chocolate.
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Speaker 1: I bet those same people probably drink IPA's too. They do, so.
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Speaker 3: That says a lot right there. That's all you need
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Speaker 3: to know.
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Speaker 6: Buffalo Soldiers Day is today?
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Speaker 15: Well why not?
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Speaker 6: Yeah? Honoring? Uh, go ahead, yeah.
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Speaker 3: Go ahead, you can finish with Buffalo Soldiers. But I'm
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Speaker 3: showing Hamburger Day today, and I swear we just did
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Speaker 3: that last month.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm not showing a Hamburger Day on my life.
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Speaker 6: I'm seeing a Hamburger Day.
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Speaker 1: Well, really, isn't any day technically possible to be a
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Speaker 1: Hamburger Day.
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Speaker 6: Not to be confused with National Hamburger Day, which is
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Speaker 6: in May. Hamburger Day is another excuse to celebrate America's
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Speaker 6: favorite sandwich. Despite the name, the hamburger probably evolved from
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Speaker 6: the hamburger. Yeah yeah, yeah, oh wow, Okay, did you
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Speaker 6: know that there. I think we all know that there
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Speaker 6: are multiple cities acclaimed that they invented the hamburger, right right?
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Speaker 3: Sure?
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Speaker 6: Did you know one of them in Texas?
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Speaker 1: Why not Athens?
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Speaker 6: Texas? Really claims And I've never heard this in my life.
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Speaker 1: I don't think I have either national championships like this
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Speaker 1: is like Arkansas claiming to be the home of Caso.
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Speaker 6: This will require some further research and we will get
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Speaker 6: into it. Sadly, it's National Soccer Day. I feel like
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Speaker 6: this is a little too late. The modern rules of
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Speaker 6: soccer were standardized way back in England in eighteen sixty three.
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Speaker 6: But versions of the game when they when they back
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Speaker 6: two thousand.
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Speaker 3: Years when the English called it soccer m and they yeah,
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Speaker 3: because the word soccer we came from them.
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Speaker 6: Yeah.
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Speaker 1: Not they get all up and when we use the
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Speaker 1: phrase soccer instead of football.
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Speaker 6: I know they hate it.
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Speaker 3: But they needed to differentiate their rugby football from their
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Speaker 3: association football, which is soccer, so they started calling it soccer.
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Speaker 6: To completely differnt two completely different forms of football.
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Speaker 3: Correct, neither one of them are football.
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Speaker 1: I'm just throwing it out. Yeah, because football is America.
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Speaker 3: You got that right?
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Speaker 16: Uh?
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Speaker 6: Water Park Day today celebrating one of the summer's favorite destinations.
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Speaker 3: Have you done one of those this summer?
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Speaker 6: I have not. I'll be real, it's been a long
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Speaker 6: time since I've been to a water park.
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Speaker 1: I'm out of the target demographic essentially for a water park. Now, yeah,
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Speaker 1: I will. I will float a lazy river.
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Speaker 6: I'll do that. Yeah, all day, all day, all day,
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Speaker 6: if you give me. If you give me a lazy river,
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Speaker 6: I'm in. If you give me a nice pool, I'm in,
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Speaker 6: like I'll go to when I go to Vegas, I
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Speaker 6: usually will spend extra to get like the cabana.
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Speaker 1: You have to pool because the mirrored reflective glass on
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Speaker 1: the buildings bake you. It's yeah, will bake you.
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Speaker 6: But there's some that have exclusive pool so you don't
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Speaker 6: have to sit with like everybody with the riff rat.
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Speaker 6: Yeah they'll they'll put you up in the chairs and I.
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Speaker 3: Okay, bottles like regular.
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Speaker 6: I now gamble with the regular folk, but if I
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Speaker 6: want to, I like my personal space. I made the
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Speaker 6: mistake one time of going to the regular pool with
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Speaker 6: the peons. Well it was it. I think it was
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Speaker 6: planning at Hollywood, and I forget why we were there,
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Speaker 6: just like I think it was a hangout trip me
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Speaker 6: and some friends. Right, Oh, let's get a cabana, dude.
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Speaker 6: By by two in the afternoon, you couldn't even use
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Speaker 6: the cabana. There were people that I didn't know that
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Speaker 6: we're just getting shoved into them. It was like ants.
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Speaker 6: Just you could not see water anymore.
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Speaker 1: They didn't provide security for your No.
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Speaker 6: Where was my valley rope having a cabana. That's extra Frankly,
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Speaker 6: you need to have a cabana and then some frontage,
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Speaker 6: a little bit of frontage because that's where my lounge
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Speaker 6: chair goes.
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Speaker 1: And then a little border fence around that.
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Speaker 6: Absolutely. At anyway, I digress.
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Speaker 3: I haven't water parked either. Now that the kids I
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Speaker 3: don't have to take them to the water park, they
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Speaker 6: Want to go exactly I don't.
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Speaker 3: But I did do some kayaking last week.
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Speaker 6: That's yeah. See, once you can get to the point
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Speaker 6: where it's like, hey, I can get out in a
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Speaker 6: river and kayak like that, you know, and again it's peaceful.
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Speaker 3: It's out in the wilderness in a river, you know, right.
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Speaker 6: Modern water park features now features surf simulators, massive splash playgrounds,
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Speaker 6: water coasters, virtual reality attractions and more. Are you going
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Speaker 6: to the big broadcaster convention, Dusty when that pops up?
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Speaker 3: I am not going to go this year.
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Speaker 1: You know.
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Speaker 6: That's at a water park now for the last time,
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Speaker 6: for the for the last time. Yeah, the last couple
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Speaker 6: of years they started doing the gathering of the radio
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Speaker 6: people at Kalahari in in Round Rock, which is basically
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Speaker 6: a gigantic family water park, which throws you for a
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Speaker 6: loop if you go, because you've got a lot of
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Speaker 6: people walking around in suits and then a bunch of
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Speaker 6: people walking around to water park clothes.
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Speaker 3: So it's yeah, it's it's different.
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Speaker 6: It's a little bit of a little bit of a headfake,
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Speaker 6: but actually.
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Speaker 3: Has a really nice can inch of facility it.
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Speaker 6: Does, and a really nice water park. So what I'm
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Speaker 6: saying is like, if you you know, if we did
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Speaker 6: want to go to that, our boss is picking up
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Speaker 6: like a lifetime achievement award. We could have a day
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Speaker 6: at the water park, wouldn't even have to leave the facility,
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Speaker 6: and it's indoors, so you don't have to fry.
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Speaker 1: While you're at the water That has its benefits. The
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Speaker 1: water park I want to go to is that the
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Speaker 1: Action Park that they called Class Action Park back in Vernon,
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Speaker 1: New Jersey.
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Speaker 6: And even that's not that's not a real thing anymore,
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Speaker 6: is it.
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Speaker 1: No, not anymore. But there's a documentary on that that's fantastic. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: the History of Action Park.
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Speaker 6: Absolute.
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Speaker 1: You need to see that one. All right, will birthdays
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Speaker 1: He plays Ricky Jarrett on Ballers. He's Denzel Washington's son.
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Speaker 1: Soja Boy is thirty six.
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Speaker 6: He was younger, he was like sixteen. That was what
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Speaker 6: and apparently he is uh, you know, he's pushing forty now,
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Speaker 6: that is and still working one hit that is yeah, yeah, absolutely.
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Speaker 6: That's right. Actually, would you like a little sample.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, that takes you back, man.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, it takes you back.
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Speaker 6: Given soldier boy hope y'all he.
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Speaker 1: Got another hit here recently? Did That's right? Because he
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Speaker 6: He got it and uh yeah then and he's it
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Speaker 6: was like a five year fight with the law because
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Speaker 6: he said he was being uh they were they were
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Speaker 6: taking liberties essentially with the investigation process. Took him to
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Speaker 6: court one.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, it took him to court and won fascinating trial.
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Speaker 3: So they they actually came and see some of his stuff,
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Speaker 6: Because they messed up right.
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Speaker 1: I'm not certain. I'm no scholar on the subject, but
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Speaker 6: That the Afroman has become kind of a people's hero,
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Speaker 1: After College Station Mayor John nichols announced last week on
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Speaker 1: are now two candidates seeking to fill the. Vacancy current
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Speaker 1: city Councilman place, Five Bob yancey filed his Paperwork monday
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Speaker 1: The november. Ballots than two hours, later former Councilwoman Elizabeth
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Speaker 1: The infomaniacs back In october twenty twenty four to discuss
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Speaker 26: TIME i personally think eight years is too long to
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Speaker 26: College Station City, council served four, years AND i also
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Speaker 1: Six Because Councilman yancy has more than thirteen months left
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Speaker 1: in his four year, term the city charter And Texas
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Speaker 1: seat upon announcing his. Candidacy, however a holdover provision will
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Speaker 1: business as usual until a replacement can be. Elected this
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Speaker 1: five on The november ballot for someone to fill the
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Speaker 1: remainder Of yancy's. Term that ballot will also include elections
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Speaker 1: For Council places one and. Two In place, one a
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Speaker 1: run against Newcomer Howard mayne and Incumbent Mark. Smith Mayor
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Speaker 1: Pro tim William wright has not announced whether or not
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Speaker 1: he will seek reelection in place, two So Chandler arden
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Speaker 2: Dollars the largest growth in data centers qualifying for the
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Speaker 27: Committee more and more of the data center certifications are
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Speaker 2: Thanks to the tax, Breaks texas now loses more than
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Speaker 2: cole course Question Dan diorio of The Data Center, coalition.
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Speaker 10: Will these data centers keep coming To texas if we
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Speaker 6: EXEMPTION i do have concerns about the long, term you, know,
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Speaker 1: Two coldwell teenagers got caught trying to shoplift from The
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Speaker 1: On Harvey Mitchell parkway After walmart's loss prevention team says
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Speaker 1: the duo tried to steal fifteen. Items surveillance video caught
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Speaker 1: eighteen year Old Aliana gonzalez and nineteen year Old Brian
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Speaker 1: Having that happened in two thousand and. Seven, yeah it was.
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Speaker 6: There oh, yeah, Sure but LIKE i don't care What
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Speaker 6: This needs to be, Debated this needs to be. Settled they,
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Speaker 3: this year's men's basketball conference. Schedules Yesterday the aggies eighteen.
49:19
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Speaker 27: Media, DAYS yeah i think obviously he's well respected in
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Speaker 28: Haven't had any and so he's still very much engaged in,
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50:41
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50:43
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50:51
Speaker 32: Soon soon, YOU know i just, you know keep working
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