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Strange and Bizarre News with an STD Lawsuit · The Wes Carroll Morning Show

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Start your day with Wes. You're listening to the West Carrol Morning Show.
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Friday morning, twenty eighth day of June. I'm Wes, thanks for joining
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me. We're going to get to our strange and bizarre news segment that we
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do on Fridays. Not going to pass it up. I know we had
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the debate last night. I want to talk a little bit about what we
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saw. I'll talk more about it next week. There is some fallout that
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is going to take a little time to ruminate, particularly for a lot of
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folks on the left. This was not a good debate for their candidate.
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The president had everything on display last night that we suspected has been going on
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with him, what we have said seen at times with him, and it
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was not good. And there are a lot of folks on the left that
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are screaming for a new candidate, that are saying it's time for them to
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try to convince him that he needs to step down, not as president,
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but as the candidate, and that he would not accept the nomination. See
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if he steps down as president, there's a vice president who would take over
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and would you know then basically be the presumptive nominee and Kamala Harris is not
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the nominee that anyone wants. They didn't want her when she ran four years
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ago, they did not. She was one of the first ones out.
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She was not a strong candidate. She has not been a strong vice president.
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She has her own long list of problems, and should she become president
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before the election day, it would be very, very difficult for the Democrat
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Party to just bypass her and say she's not going to be you know,
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then she'd be the incumbent. So that's a problem that they have. Can
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they dig some candidate, you know, from They don't really have a deep
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roster. They have some names that have been floated around. Gretchen Whitmer is
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I think one of the ones that's been said quite a bit lately. Gavin
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Newsom. Of course, I've told you that's who they wanted. They wanted
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it to be Gavin Newsom. They felt like if they could get Trump off
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of the Republican ticket, it would be easy for them maybe to get Gavin
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Newsom on the Democrat ticket and then maybe someone you know from the Republican side,
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like a Ronda Santist. I think that's the match they wanted, and
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they wanted to keep voters out of the equation. They didn't want voters to
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have a say in who was going to be the two candidates. I think
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they were trying to bypass all of that as best they could. And if
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they talked Joe Biden into not running and accepting the nominee the nomination as the
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nominee, I think that they would definitely be letting the Democrats who have voted
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for Joe Biden in the primaries know that your vote doesn't matter. We don't
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care what you wanted. We basically gave you one option, and we asked
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you to support him, to donate to him, and we have given you
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now this candidate that's not capable of serving another term. I think that was
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pretty evident last night. I know that they're trying to convince us that he
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had a cold and all of those sorts of things. Look, there's a
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lot more going on than having a cold. There was a lot of stammering,
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staring off into space, comments like there's a thousand trillionaires in America,
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talking about how he spoke with the dead soldiers back on D Day. You
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know, it was just a mess of things. No real talk of anything
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that was going to do anything other than just spend money, and what a
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bad person Trump was. He called Trump names. I saw a number of
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people trying to say that Trump was doing all the name calling. It was
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Biden who was firing all the name calling anyway. I mean Trump did some,
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certainly, but Biden was the one who got worked up a couple of
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times. And you know, on the other side, you know, Trump
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was more composed than we're used to seeing him in those circumstances we've seen him,
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I mean other than you know, I thought it was appropriate, and
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I thought he should have done it maybe a couple more times, but he
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had his you know, I don't know what she just said there. I
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don't think you know what you just said there. I think that was absolutely
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the accurate thing to say at that point. Anyway, it was a terrible
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night for Joe Biden. I've seen a few folks on the right saying it
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was a great night for Trump. I thought he was more composed. I
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don't know that he you know, there were a lot of questions he didn't
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seem to answer. There were a lot of things that he just basically explained
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away with that's been debunked. I still wish he would explain Charlottesville better because
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people who know what he said about Charlottesville know that that's a lie. Biden
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brought it up twice. Biden has brought up a number of things that have
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been debunked, and people have moved on from it, and should have moved
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on from it. The left hasn't, and that's just sort of in his
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I guess, cash of things that he's just gonna pull out of thin air
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when he didn't know what else to say, and we saw that on display.
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But clearly Trump won the debate, there's no question about that. I
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don't know that it would have taken very much to win it. Trump had
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a, to me, one of the better debate performances that we've seen from
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him, just because he was so much more composed than normal, and he
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didn't just beat up on the old man. You know. It wasn't one
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of those things where, you know, there were times where just watching it,
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I felt sad for Biden, but I felt sad for America at the
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same time. So he did a good job by keeping himself composed, I
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guess in that regard. But anyway, we'll do more on this next week.
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There's a lot of fallout. It's very curious to see what Democrats start
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doing and pushing for over the weekend and whether or not there's any chance that
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they can convince him that he should not be the candidate moving forward. So
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we'll see where all this goes. It's Friday, so we do have to
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dive into some strange and bizarre news from around the world. So let's get
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into that. A Missouri woman who claims that she contracted an STD from her
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partner in the back of his car is suing his car insurance company for compensation.
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The woman claims that the sexual encounter in the back of the twenty fourteen
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Hyundai Genesis resulted in her contracting HPV and as his auto insurance provider, Geico
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should compensate her one million dollars for past and future medical expenses, as well
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as mental and physical pain and suffering. Geico arguing that the STD did not
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occur in the normal use of the automobile and the lawsuit should be tossed.
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The judge agreed and said that upon review of the party's arguments, the court
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finds that the consensual relations inside a car do not constitute a use of an
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automob bial with the meaning of the subject. The woman has since appealed to
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lower courts. Rulings and arguments were heard, her attorney saying that under the
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AUTO policy, bodily injury means bodily injury to a person, including resulting sickness,
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disease, or death. Geico's lawyers responded, insisting the autopolicy does not
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cover liability for injury caused by the transmission of an STD merely on the basis
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that a covered vehicle was used as a shelter for or as the location of
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a sexual activity. The judge also questioned whether Geico should be liable for every
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unwanted pregnancy the occurred in the pack of one of its insured vehicles. I
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just think about when you're just in the car with somebody and they sneeze and
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you get sick. I mean, any of that stuff. Just you know,
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there's a lot of things that could get complicated with all of this.
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Police in Salt Lake City trying to track on a stolen Lamborghini worth an estimated
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two hundred thirty thousand dollars, which was owned by quite possibly the most irresponsible
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person ever, the Pricey Sports car was parked at the Salt Lake City International
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Airport, but lease say the doors were unlocked the key was left in the
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car. The owner was shocked to return to the parking lot after a week
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long trip to find his car was gone. Police have surveillance footage showing the
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suspect stealing the car, and are now asking the public for help to locate
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the blue Lamborghini Urus or just in identifying the suspect. A couple thoughts.
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I'm not going to make any accusations here, but it just would seem to
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me that if you have a car and you leave it parked at an airport
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in the parking lot for a week, with the keys in it and the
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windows down, I might wonder whether or not that person wanted the car to
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be stolen. That would just kind of I mean, maybe it's too many
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episodes of you know, I don't know, too many episodes of Mattlock or
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something. I don't know. Sorry, I'm having flashbacks of the debate,
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all right. Workers at Cedar Point Amusement Park in Ohio apparently needed a reminder
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to keep the doors closed in the petting zoo one week after a couple of
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camels got out of their enclosure and ran around the petting zoo. I heard
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of goats managed to escape from the pin to enjoy some freedom. Cedar Point
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officials say that the escape is under investigation in the pen is being carefully checked.
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Meanwhile, PETA is calling for the petting zoo to be shut down.
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PETA saying in a statement, goats, camels, and human incompetence are all
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running amok at the Cedar Point Amusement park, where it's only a matter of
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time before someone is injured or worse during these animals attempts to flee from confinement.
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You know, I didn't really know a whole lot about what was going
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on there and where to stand on it, But as soon as I heard
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Peda's statement on it, I know exactly where I need to have my opinion
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in the direction of I mean, I was pretty much I don't know what
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kind of incompetence is going on there, but it definitely pushes me in the
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on the side of the petting zoo. Goodwill typically happy to accept donations for
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most items, just not snakes. An Animal controlled officer was sent over to
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a good Will thrift store in Stafford, Virginia after a worker found a live
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snake inside a box of donated books. It's unclear what type of snake it
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was at the time, but the officer was able to safely remove it from
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the box and take it outside, where it was released back into the wild.
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It's believed that the oppressive heat wave in the east is the likely reason
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that the snake was looking for a cool, dark place to chill out.
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I'm going to assume it wasn't venomous if they released it back into the wild,
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although I guess there are some that maybe they could release a venomous snake
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into the wild and it not hurt anybody, but that's just a hunch.
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I don't know anything official when it comes to where they decide to release or
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not release. A Rolex watch that slipped off the wrist of a British farmer
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more than fifty years ago and was believed to have been eaten by a cow
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has unexpectedly returned and been reunited with its owner, although he won't be wearing
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it again. James Steele, who's now ninety five, bought the Rolex for
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his twenty first birthday in nineteen fifty or every day for twenty years until it
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fell off his wrist while working on the farm. He looked for it as
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much as he could, couldn't find it. There was a cow nearby,
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and he assumed that the animal ingested it. He believed the watch was gone
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for good, or at least until you know, it passed through the cow.
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That happens eventually, right. I don't know about with watches, but
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I assume so. Well. Recently, Steele's son gave an amateur treasure hunter
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permission and to use his metal detector on the family farm to look for hidden
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coins, and that's when he found the watch. It no longer works and
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it looks like it's seen better days. Steele says he's happy to have it
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back, and we'll just hang on to it as a keepsake. So whether
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or not it actually passed through the cow or not, I guess has to
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be determined. But perhaps it did. And you know, I mean,
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it'd be nice to get the thing running again, you know, get it
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working again. Somebody can enjoy it. Even if maybe it went all the
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way through a cow. It still doesn't mean it's not a nice one.
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It's a rolex for crying out loud. A Michigan man who accidentally shot himself
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in the leg while holstering his gun in a Kroger parking lot has been arrested.
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However, another man who picked up the gun and ran off with it
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was The sheriff of Bay County in Michigan put it perfectly when he explained there
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were a lot of bad decisions made in a short amount of time. Deputies
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responded to reports of a shooting and found twenty eight year old man with a
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self inflicted gunshot wound to his thigh. They said he was trying to holster
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the gun, which he owned legally, and which he accidentally pulled the trigger
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of and it fired a single shot into his leg. Moments later, another
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man came over, picked up the gun ran off with it before deputies arrived.
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All right, So he was trying to put it in it fired,
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went off in himself. He didn't get arrested for that. The guy who
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stole the gun was arrested, all right, if you're keeping up with score
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at home. The wounded man was taken to the hospital with non life threatening
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injuries while deputy searched for the other man who swiped the gun. A couple
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of hours later, police received a tip about a man fitting the description running
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through backyards and they finally caught him. Once they had him in custody,
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the man admitted to taking the gun and hiding it behind a tractor's supply store.
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That's a great part of the story. It turns out the man as
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an ex con and was arrested for violating his parole and then possessing a firearm
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as a felon. So I mean the guy, I guess gets his gun
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back. I suppose the guy who shot himself in the leg. But you
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know, if you shoot yourself in the leg with a gun, do you
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want the gunback? I don't know what the ruling is on that. How
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you We could ask Plexico Burris still hurting over that one as a New York
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Giants fan. An Iowa woman has been arrested over a severe and dangerous episode
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of cold feet. Eighteen year old Samaya Thomas met a Gown a dating app,
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and after exchanging several texts, she agreed to meet up with him in
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person. However, she got very nervous and decided at the last moment that
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she was not ready. So instead of doing the right thing and just telling
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the guy she wasn't up for meeting in person, yet she called nine when
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one told the police that her abusive ex boyfriend, whose baby she was carrying,
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was outside her home threatening to hit, punch, and stab her.
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Police were immediately dispatched to her home, and they say the man that they
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saw was walking away stopped him to ask him some questions. The man told
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police that he just started chatting with Thomas on a dating app a week ago
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and showed him the text as proof. He denied her entire story, and
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police found him to be the credible one. After multiple interviews with Thomas,
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she finally admitted to making up the whole story to get out of meeting him.
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Officers then arrested her for placing a false nine to win one call and
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falsely reporting a crime. That is a pretty drastic direction to go when all
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you got to do is just say, yeah, I don't think I want
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to meet you. I mean, I know, you know I can be
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awkward socially. That's a that's a big one. I mean it's going to
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be a very awkward social situation in jail right. A New Jersey family was
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just hanging out of their home and heard a loud bang in their attic,
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and that's when they decided to take a look and realize that a large block
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of ice crashed through their roof. It's probably not something that typically happens this
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time of year. That seems a bit crazy. The Gomez family lives in
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the flight path of Newark Liberty International Airport and are used to hearing planes flying
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overhead. Although it has not been confirmed, the FAA believes a chunk of
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ice likely fell from a plane and is now under investigation. Luckily for the
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family, no one was hurt, although the damage could cost about twenty thousand
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dollars. I mean, if it came from a plane, you would hope
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that the airline is going to do the right thing. Right. That's got
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to be pretty scary, though. I guess you know, you don't want
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the hole in your roof. And thankfully no one was hurt, but I
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guess the big block of ice in your house would kind of help with the
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AC bills a little bit, you know, for a short amount of time.
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Town in Sierra Audrey, California has a burglary problem and a repeat offender
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that's on the loose. Authorready say that a single intrusive black bear here we
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go again, keeps breaking into homes and stealing food. Residents are accustomed to
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seeing bears in the neighborhood, and there have been several home break ins in
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the past several months. There's one hungry bear that managed to invade five houses
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in just a two week period last week, and one encounter, a woman
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was home had to lock herself in a bedroom and hide until the bear left.
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Homeowner was able to capture the bear on video as it broke through her
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screen door, opened up her freezer and took a package of chicken. This
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is a pretty common thing happening. I guess there's just times a year when
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it's really hot or it's really cold and they're getting ready to hibernate. Little
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Debbie has been you know, responsible for ending you know, diets, people
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deciding that they're going to eat super healthy over the years. In this case,
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they're responsible maybe for ending a relationship. Police in Florida responded to an
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early morning domestic incident outside of Walmart and Saint Petersburg, where they say forty
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seven year old Andre esen And who's an ex con who was released from prison
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earlier this year, and his thirty nine year old girlfriend got into a fight
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over a little Debbie honeybun. According to the police report, Esen smacked the
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victim in the face, causing minor redness. He was arrested for domestic battery.
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He was later released in order to have no contact with his girlfriend.
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A honey, I mean, I want to hate on the honeybun, all
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right. I know it probably got some listeners that are honeybun fans. I
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don't know that I would. I don't know that I would get that serious
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about the last honey bun. First of all, you're in the relationship.
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Let her have the honeybun. That's the first thought that comes to mind,
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right, But I mean, we're not talking about, you know, oatmeal
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cream pie. That's different, especially one of those real big ones. We're
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not talking about the Christmas tree cakes. We're talking about a honeybond. Let's
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dial it back, you know, let's calm down, relax, This doesn't
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Well, one thing we can all agree on is that the country needs to
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come together. Hate to be the pessimist, but you know, it doesn't
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seem like it's going to happen anytime soon. However, one real American has
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decided he's going to try to help bring people together. And I'm talking about
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Hulk Hogan, and the Hulkster says his real American beer that he hopes will
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help unite the country. It's a light logger. He says. We are
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more alike than we are different, but we really need to sit down and
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have a conversation. So that's why Hulk Hogan's real American beer brother is going
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to bring America back together one beer at a time. I mean, I
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like the I like the hope. I mean it does sound like a gimmick
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in a way to sell beer, and it sounds like kind of capitalizing on
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the whole thing with Ani Bush and bud Light. Not that I'm knocking it.
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I mean I think there's probably also some good intentions with it. I've
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been around Terry the Hulkster a couple of times in my life. Watched the
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Peyton Manning come back against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers with hul Covid. I was
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at that game, as was he, And then you know, I brought
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him to town for a concert several years ago with his daughter. So I'm
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not knocking the man. I mean, I'm not knocking it from a business
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standpoint. I'm just pointing out the fact that it does sound a little opportunist.
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But that's fine, there's nothing wrong with that. You know, there
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are times to be an opportunist, and if you can sell some beer and
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bring people together, that sounds like a win win to me. I mean,
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you know, if you're going to be going to a bar and it's
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a popular hangout, it's a busy, crowded bar, there are some recommendation
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that people say you should not order from the bartender when it's a very busy
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night or occasion at the bar, and it's based on the number of ingredients
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or some of the tricky ingredients involved. And these are just things to think
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about. So the white Russian or the white Ukrainian and they say, basically,
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they don't typically have the heavy cream handy, so they'll have to go
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find some. And you know, anyway, and in the summer, who
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wants that drink, especially bloody mary. They say that the bartender, it's
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not so much about them in this case, it's just about if you're walking
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through a busy bar and you bump into somebody and you spill it. Bloody
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mary can be quite a mess. Any sort of drink that involves egg whites,
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amaretto sour or gin fizz, it takes time to make them appropriately.
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Pina Coladas sound great this time of year, but if it's really busy,
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bartenders don't want to necessarily build deal with a blender. Any kind of layered
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shots gets tricky. They can't do it quickly, and they want to move
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on to the next drink when they're busy. Long Island iced tea. That's
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about the number of ingredients. So there you go, just a recommendation.
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If you don't want to, you know, be that person at the bar.
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But if that's the drink you want, order the drink you want right.
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Survey done by you Gov asked respondents to weigh in on the worst hotel
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guest behavior and here's some of them. And I'm just going to tell you
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right now, this top ten list is very heavy on the stealing. There's
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just a lot of stealing. Top of the list, taking decorative items from
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the room home with them stealing, that's what that is. The second thing
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on the list I would have thought would have been at the top of the
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list. But smoking in non smoking rooms, then we get back to stealing
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for number three, taking coat hangers home with them, taking towels home with
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them, not informing staff about damage that's happened in the room. I would
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think you want to do that when you get there, make sure that they
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know, hey, there's been some something's broken, unless you broke it,
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and then I guess that's when they don't want to tell. So maybe that's
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what it is. Taking a pet into a room without it being a pet
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friendly hotel or room and without permission, checking out of the room an hour
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late without asking, talking loudly in the room after ten o'clock one's pretty annoying.
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Leaving trash around the room when checking out, and then loud talk within
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the lobby. I get that that all makes sense. We've been talking about
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biking. We talked about I guess there were some suggestions on cities that if
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you wanted to go to them and ride your bike naked. This isn't about
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naked biking, but it's about biking, and I mean hot I know,
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but if you go with the right times of the day, you can enjoy
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a nice ride, even though I know it, it just gets hot fast.
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Early in the morning you can bike. Maybe really late in the day
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you can get away with it. Morning is probably your best shot. But
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well, how about this. And I don't know if you're like me,
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but uncomfortable bicycle seats. That's one of the things that keeps me from biking,
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even when it's hot. I just don't like the uncomfortable seat. Well,
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apparently there's a new type of bicycle seat that is basically gets more comfortable
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for people when they're using it because it moves with your butt. It's the
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VABs Rider. It's the company that's invented the world's first virtual axis bicycle seat,
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and it's actually two seats that move with your upper thighs and butt cheeks
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as you pedal. Invented by an Australian man named Robin Mekkin or Mecan McCann,
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who realize that no matter how many different types of bike seats have been
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created, the one common flaw they all possesses. No amount of cushioning can
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compensate for the inherent pain points on the human b His seat helps to distribute
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body weight as the driver of the rider of the bike pedals. The VABs
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rider seat is not yet for sale, but it is coming soon. That'll
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