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Strange and Bizarre News with a Clown, Some Urine and a Lot of Poo · The Wes Carroll Morning Show

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Speaker 1: The news, opinions, commentary, and interviews you need to start
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Speaker 1: your day. You're listening to the West Carrol Morning Show.
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Speaker 2: Friday morning, a fourth day of October. I'm Wes, thanks
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Speaker 2: for joining me. Getting ready to roll into this first
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Speaker 2: weekend of October. Not only all the Halloween stuff is everywhere,
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Speaker 2: but the Christmas stuff is right on top of it.
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Speaker 2: I don't know how some of these stores have enough
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Speaker 2: space to have Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christmas, and I guess the
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Speaker 2: Thanksgiving decorations are primarily sort of those fall decorations, I guess,
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Speaker 2: but they have them all out at the same time.
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Speaker 2: I don't really know how they're able to get all
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Speaker 2: of that inventory in. Thank goodness, it's not like out
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Speaker 2: on boats at sea that haven't been unpacked. It's not
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Speaker 2: in these shipping containers. They at least got all that
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Speaker 2: stuff in and plenty of time, So that should be.
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Speaker 2: That should be fine. And just as a quick public
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Speaker 2: service announcement, just a reminder, because this has apparently become
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Speaker 2: a thing again for some weird reason, and it's just
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Speaker 2: panic buying toilet paper for the most part, that we
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Speaker 2: use in these United States of America all made here
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Speaker 2: in the States some in Mexico, some in Canada, but
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Speaker 2: for the most part, most of it made in the
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Speaker 2: good old US of A. There's no need to panic
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Speaker 2: buy toilet paper. That's got nothing to do with those
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Speaker 2: shipping containers. There is no toilet paper in those shipping containers.
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Speaker 2: You don't have to freak out and go, I gotta
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Speaker 2: go buy all my paper products. Most of what we
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Speaker 2: use here is from US soil. None of it is
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Speaker 2: in the boats. None of it needs to be gotten
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Speaker 2: off by striking workers, So you don't have to do that.
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Speaker 2: There's absolutely no reason whatsoever to do it unless you're
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Speaker 2: trying to create a problem, because at this stage, the
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Speaker 2: panic buying is what creates the problem, and there's no reason.
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Speaker 2: We're in no danger of running out of toilet paper
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Speaker 2: unless someone starts hoarding it, and if that happens, then
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Speaker 2: we might have a shortage. But if everybody would just
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Speaker 2: take a breath, it'll be okay. And there really shouldn't
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Speaker 2: be any reason for us to have any kind of
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Speaker 2: a shortage because, like I said, they make it here.
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Speaker 2: For the most part, it's easy to get even if
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Speaker 2: they got to get it from Canada and Mexico, it's
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Speaker 2: easy to get it here. There's no boats involved to
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Speaker 2: get it from those places, or there doesn't have to be.
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Speaker 2: At least everything will be fine. No reason for panic
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Speaker 2: buying of toilet paper. There's a few other things that
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Speaker 2: you may start to see some shortages of. There's some
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Speaker 2: fruits and things that we may have shortages of. I
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Speaker 2: guess what, Hoarding that is not going to do you
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Speaker 2: any good. If you'd like fresh bananas, for example, and
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Speaker 2: they point out that a lot of those bananas get
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Speaker 2: brought in from elsewhere, I guess all the bananas get
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Speaker 2: brought in from somewhere else It's not like you can
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Speaker 2: buy all the bananas and they'll just stay fresh. You
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Speaker 2: know the way bananas work, They have an expiration date
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Speaker 2: built right into the banana. So you know, there's gonna
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Speaker 2: be items we're gonna have some issues with. That's just
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Speaker 2: the reality of it. Toilet paper is not one of
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Speaker 2: those items. So everybody can just relax. It'll be okay.
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Speaker 2: It is Friday. It is time to dive into some
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Speaker 2: strange and bizarre news from around the world. The first
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Speaker 2: one is a very I think October equality story. It
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Speaker 2: involves a clown and let's just get into it. The
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Speaker 2: owner of a garden center in Tennessee had his business
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Speaker 2: recently robbed by a clown. Derek Johnson, owner of j
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Speaker 2: v I Secret Guards, got it sounds like a Chinese restaurant,
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Speaker 2: doesn't it? Secret Gardens Chinese got a call from his
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Speaker 2: business partner who said he got an alert from the
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Speaker 2: surveillance camera that someone was detected inside the shop. Johnson
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Speaker 2: pulled up the video on his phone saw a clown
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Speaker 2: snooping through the plants with a flashlight. His business partner
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Speaker 2: asked if he would go over to the shop, but
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Speaker 2: Johnson looked at the video and said, Nope, not going
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Speaker 2: over there. Johnson says he tried to communicate with the
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Speaker 2: clown through the camera speaker, but as soon as the
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Speaker 2: speaker made noise, the clown fled the scene. Johnson then
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Speaker 2: headed over and discovered that the clown kicked his way
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Speaker 2: through a fence, tried to steal a propane tank and
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Speaker 2: a saw blade. Johnson says the business was robbed six
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Speaker 2: months ago, and he believes the clown may have been
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Speaker 2: behind that one as well. Now and that seems just
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Speaker 2: good and creepy for Halloween. You know, month story about
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Speaker 2: a robbery I just wonder, is this, you know, part
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Speaker 2: of just the disguise. If you dress up like a clown,
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Speaker 2: then you know they're gonna they got the surveillance footage,
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Speaker 2: they're not going to know what was him because he's
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Speaker 2: dressed like a clown, seems to make it. Or the
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Speaker 2: guy was just insane and he's buying propane and assaw
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Speaker 2: blade because he's up to no good. Residents in a
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Speaker 2: California town apparently have been dealing with this for a
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Speaker 2: while now. There is in a Pasadena neighborhood. They have
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Speaker 2: one particular electrical box in one of the neighborhoods that
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Speaker 2: from time to time a bottle of urine just shows up.
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Speaker 2: And Derek Milton, who is a filmmaker in the area,
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Speaker 2: is fascinated with this occasional bottle of urine that shows up,
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Speaker 2: and he says, for the past two years, an electrical
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Speaker 2: box in my neighborhood has been overrun with bottles of urine.
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Speaker 2: I don't know that to use the word urine, and
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Speaker 2: it says not your normal run of the mill truck
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Speaker 2: driver bottle of urine, but an assortment of different sized bottles,
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Speaker 2: different colors, sometimes complimented with a hand drawn note. The
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Speaker 2: city doing investigations into. Basically, I guess there's one person
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Speaker 2: they think maybe involved in the case, according to the
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Speaker 2: La Times, but they're trying to figure out who is
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Speaker 2: just leaving random notes on bottles of urine in this neighborhood.
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Speaker 2: I don't know anything about the case, and all I
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Speaker 2: know is that the only person that I've seen mentioned
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Speaker 2: in this is the filmmaker, who is I guess trying
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Speaker 2: to I don't know, talking about it. I mean, that
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Speaker 2: would be my first I would just talk to him.
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Speaker 2: I'm not saying he's doing it, but I'd have a
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Speaker 2: conversation with that guy. You know, he's a filmmaker, he's creative.
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Speaker 2: Maybe I'm not saying it is him. I'm just saying
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Speaker 2: they should have a conversation with him based on the
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Speaker 2: information that we have. But then again, that's that's the
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Speaker 2: only person I know that lives in the neighborhood, So
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Speaker 2: there you go. High schools has strict roles about underage drinking,
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Speaker 2: especially at school events, but students at Bixby High School
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Speaker 2: in Oklahoma weren't the issue at a recent fall dance.
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Speaker 2: It was the principal, Mickey Reploglu replo gll Yeah. Repogle
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Speaker 2: I don't know, was suspended no longer be employed in
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Speaker 2: the district following an arrest at the Fall Dance, where
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Speaker 2: he showed up drunk and inappropriately touched students on the
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Speaker 2: dance floor. According to a letter sent to the community
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Speaker 2: from the district superintendent, several students and adults reported improper
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Speaker 2: behavior by the b HS principal Mickey Ripogle. Of course, Replogle,
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Speaker 2: of course, I got to say it again. These reports
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Speaker 2: included detecting the smell of alcohol alleged inappropriate touching of
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Speaker 2: several students on the dance floor. Upon learning of these concerns,
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Speaker 2: administrators and officers from the Tulsa Police Department immediately began
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Speaker 2: an investigation into mister Replogley's reploglule. It's a weird name. R. E. P.
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Speaker 2: L Ogli conduct. According to the police, mister Ploglul, if
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Speaker 2: I say it enough different ways, one of them's got
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Speaker 2: to be right. According to police, he's been charged public intoxication.
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Speaker 2: So I don't know about the rules on the inappropriate
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Speaker 2: contact and touching on the dance floor, but that's pretty weird, no,
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Speaker 2: did he jokes? Please? Michigan man in jail after repeatedly
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Speaker 2: threatening allegedly repeatedly threatening his postal carrier for delivering his mail.
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Speaker 2: That's what they're paid to do, police say. Sixty one
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Speaker 2: year old Russell VALEYU of Farmington Hills allegedly threatened the
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Speaker 2: mail carrier because she kept delivering Kamala Harris campaign materials
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Speaker 2: to his mailbox, even though the postal carrier only delivers mail,
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Speaker 2: has nothing to do with what the materials the recipients get. Vale,
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Speaker 2: who got angry, shouted racist slurs at her and then
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Speaker 2: threatened her, at which point the mail carrier took out
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Speaker 2: pepper spray and squirted him in the face. Police showed
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Speaker 2: up and arrested the man. He was charged with felony
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Speaker 2: ethnic intimidation and misdemeanor assault. Could get up to two
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Speaker 2: years in jail. Very Lee's he probably won't get a
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Speaker 2: chance to vote in Michigan. That's interesting, isn't it. It's
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Speaker 2: very interesting how that turned. I don't know. Can he
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Speaker 2: vote from jail? I don't know. It's a felony. I
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Speaker 2: don't know how that would work. As many parts of
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Speaker 2: Florida left under water in the wake of Hurricane Helen,
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Speaker 2: two men in the Tampa area took the opportunity to
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Speaker 2: do some looting, but they didn't target an electronics store,
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Speaker 2: a liquor store, or you know, even a bunch of food.
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Speaker 2: They had their sights set on a Trump store. Police
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Speaker 2: were out patrolling in the area that was under a
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Speaker 2: state of emergency when they came up to two men
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Speaker 2: wearing and possessing a large quantity of merchandise promoting former
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Speaker 2: President Trump. One of the men, who was wearing a
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Speaker 2: Trump cowboy hat, told officers the items just ended up
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Speaker 2: in his possession after it washed up from the hurricane.
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Speaker 2: Officers doubted that his story, doubted his story that the
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Speaker 2: merchant flowed to him in floodwaters. Quickly learned they had
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Speaker 2: actually burglarized a nearby Trump store. Fifty seven year old
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Speaker 2: Lance petris Sevac and sixty one year old John Peters,
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Speaker 2: who were both reportedly heavily intoxicated you think, were arrested
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Speaker 2: and charged with burglary. Another alcohol related story, this involves
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Speaker 2: an intoxicated man in China who after a night out
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Speaker 2: drinking with his buddies, The man was on his way
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Speaker 2: home when he encountered a six foot python. Rather than
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Speaker 2: just avoided, he chose to step up and challenge it.
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Speaker 2: I guess to a fight or wrestling match, I don't know,
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Speaker 2: And of course didn't go well. The large snake quickly
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Speaker 2: wrapped itself around the man and refused to loosen its grip. Eventually,
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Speaker 2: the fire department showed up and intervened. They were able
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Speaker 2: to pull the snake off of him. He refused to
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Speaker 2: go to the hospital and decided to just go home
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Speaker 2: with his friends. Yeah. You know, I've held some big snakes,
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Speaker 2: some pythons and things in my time, but they were,
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Speaker 2: you know, the domesticated kind. I don't know that I
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Speaker 2: would just want to go up and grab a random
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Speaker 2: snake in the street and try to fight it. How
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Speaker 2: about this weirdo, A foot loving weirdo, if you will,
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Speaker 2: at Arizona was his twenty eight year old Jesse. Michael
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Speaker 2: Johnson was recently arrested after he was caught hiding under
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Speaker 2: women's cars at a celt Serve car wash so that
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Speaker 2: he could get a peek at women's feet while they
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Speaker 2: were vacuuming the interior. According to police, Johnson would park
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Speaker 2: his car next to the victim, and when she wasn't looking,
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Speaker 2: crawl under the vehicle and just stare at her feet
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Speaker 2: while she was using the vacuum. Once she was don
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Speaker 2: Johnson would slide out from under the car and leave
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Speaker 2: the area. One of the victims was getting into her
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Speaker 2: car when she saw Johnson's head pop out from under
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Speaker 2: the driver's side. She decided to call police. Surveillance footage
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Speaker 2: confirmed what he had been doing, and police arrested him
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Speaker 2: for voyeurism and disorderly conduct. It's not the first time
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Speaker 2: he's done this. He was busted eight years ago in
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Speaker 2: Nebraska for doing the same thing and admitted to at
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Speaker 2: least four other occasions. Yeah, that's weird. Everything about that
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Speaker 2: story's weird. Cars. I didn't know it was illegal to
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Speaker 2: stare at women's feet. Though it's not my thing, and
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Speaker 2: it is weird. His behavior is certainly weird. I just
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Speaker 2: didn't know you could be arrested for all around under
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Speaker 2: a car and looking at women's feet. I mean, that
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Speaker 2: seems like a weird thing to be arrested for. It's
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Speaker 2: a weird thing to do, but also a weird thing
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Speaker 2: to be arrested for. All Right, let's talk about this.
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Speaker 2: This is in China. Motorists on a busy highway in
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Speaker 2: China encountered a bit of a crappy traffic situation when
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Speaker 2: a newly installed sewage pipe ruptured and caused a geyser
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Speaker 2: of sewage to shoot more than thirty feet in the
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Speaker 2: air like Old Faithful except you know, poop. A large
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Speaker 2: brown cloud of human waste formed over the road, rained
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Speaker 2: down on cars and pedestrians and bikers. The disgusting explosion
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Speaker 2: and shower was captured on traffic dashboard cameras. No one
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Speaker 2: was apparently hurt, but several vehicles were damaged. And you know,
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Speaker 2: you pretty much got to just burn all those cars, right,
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Speaker 2: I mean, can you clean that? Is it possible? How
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Speaker 2: cars and the motorcycles? US Customs and Border agents arrested
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Speaker 2: an American woman who tried to cross from Mexico into
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Speaker 2: Celebrity Cruises has a grand new voyage for you coming
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Speaker 2: has fifty five destinations in fifteen countries over the course
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Speaker 2: of one hundred and ten days. Travelers will visit everywhere
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Speaker 2: from Alaska and Hawaii to New Zealand, Australia Southeast Asia,
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Speaker 2: where the voyage will come to an end. Bookings for
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Speaker 2: the cruise will open in December. No price has been
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Speaker 2: announced just yet. No Fall festival is complete without a
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Speaker 2: cup of fresh apple cider. But if you're going to
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Speaker 2: indulge in the seasonal beverage, you may want to do
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Speaker 2: sparingly because it could be bad for your health. Health
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Speaker 2: officials warning that fresh apple cider, which is typically unpasteurized,
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Speaker 2: may contain harmful bacteria. When does that ever stop? This
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Speaker 2: lead to food born illness and make you sick, especially
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Speaker 2: Apple orchards are not required to pasturize or heat treat
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Speaker 2: that are sold, so drink at your own risk. Hey,
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Speaker 2: is it time to dumb down your phone? Dumb phones
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Speaker 2: your texting, or making a comeback, Especially for those looking
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Speaker 2: for a digital detox. A phone with no apps, no internet,
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Speaker 2: no constant buzzing can be just the thing for people
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Speaker 2: who need a break from it all. Experts say that
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Speaker 2: going more low tech with your phone can relieve stress,
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Speaker 2: but trading it in for an old school flip phone
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Speaker 2: every now and then could be a lifesaver for your
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Speaker 2: some serious mental health issues in the States. It's just
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Speaker 2: there lingering, and the phones have to be part of
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Speaker 2: it at least right maybe not for everybody, but and finally,
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Speaker 2: a California woman has gone viral and earned the respect
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Speaker 2: birth right on the front steps of her house. The
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Speaker 2: dramatic scene was captured on a ring doorbell camera. Natasha
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Speaker 2: Downing was thirty nine weeks pregnant with her second child
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Speaker 2: and was leaving with her husband and toddler son to
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Speaker 2: go to the birthing center to have her daughter. But
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Speaker 2: as soon as she stepped out of the house, her
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Speaker 2: both well. She says it sounds like it would be
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Speaker 2: traumatic birth, but it was very healing and it was
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Speaker 2: really amazing. It sounds amazing. Good for her. That's good.
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Speaker 2: It's a great story. I mean, it's an unusual way
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Speaker 2: sounds like everybody was fine. So good. They've got a story.
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