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No More Bat Phone · The Wes Carroll Morning Show

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The news, opinions, commentary, and interviews. You need to start your
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day. You're listening to the West Carol Morning Show. Friday morning, seventh
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day of July. I'm Wes, thanks for joining me knocking on the door
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of a weekend and just sought off a week of the month of July.
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That quick, it happened, that fast, short week for most I know.
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Some had to work every day this week. Some did. It's not
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like Independence Day automatically means you get the full day off everybody. Some jobs
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you just had to work. Some of us able to take some time off.
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So I hope you were able to get some sort of celebration time in
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the midst of all of it. I hope by this point the fireworks have
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stopped wherever you live, because not so much where I live. They're just
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they they just don't quit. It's time to pack them away. It's time
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to put an end to the fireworks until you know, New Year's That's where
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we are. It's where we should be, isn't it. Don't you think
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we're at that point by this stage of the game that it's time to you
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know, start packing things away and let's call it. Let's just call it
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a fourth. It's over, independence days done, let's let's move on.
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That's my thoughts anyway. I mean, is that unreasonable to ask at this
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stage where it's now the seventh? Is it? Is it completely unreasonable?
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Is it ridiculous for us to just decide, hey, let's pack it away,
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let's be done with it, let's move on. Is that unreasonable?
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I don't think so. I don't think so. I want to just to
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say hi very quickly to a listener named Keith who reached out to me.
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Keith wondering what happened to the show? What happened to the where's the show?
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What happened? And I had to tell him the news because he hasn't
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been able to find the news shows to listen, and he wasn't aware that,
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you know, we got we got blown up, we got canceled,
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we got deleted, whatever you want to call it. So he and his
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wife Angie listen. He says every day we'll test him on that. We'll
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find out if if he hears this or not, that'll be a good test.
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But no, we swapped a couple of messages yesterday and I appreciated hearing
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from him and Glad that he now knows where. I'm glad he reached out.
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I have tried to reach as many folks as I can that no,
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someone pointed out to me that I needed to set up some sort of you
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know, like an email list, some sort of subscription just for that,
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just so that I can send out important messages like hey, the show got
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deleted. Here where to find us now? And that would be important.
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So I'll work on getting that all set up. But Keith and Angie,
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thank you for listening, he says, they've been listening since the radio days.
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I appreciate that, and thanks for reaching out, and hope you're with
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us this morning. So let's talk a little bit about a couple of things.
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I want to talk about censorship, because this notion that the White House
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has been contacting the folks at social media a little too much, just a
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little too much, And of course this led to a lawsuit where there was
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us a judge, a federal judge ruling this week that put some restrictions in
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place on some of the agencies and officials in the White House for meeting with
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and communicating with social media companies to moderate their content. Of course, the
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White House says that's not fair that the previous administrations have done the same sort
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of thing. The question becomes, and this stems, by the way,
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from a lawsuit that some Republican attorneys attorneys general in states like Missouri Louisiana basically
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saying that the White House has gone too far with their contact with social media.
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If they have access to some secret bat phone at Twitter or at Facebook
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or any platform, and they can just call up and say, Hey,
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gonna need you to not talk about the Hunter Biden laptop. If you talk
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about it, let's wait and talk about it after the election. You know
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that kind of stuff. We're gonna need you to, you know, talk
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about any sort of newsworthy incidents between Herschel Walker and his spouse at the time.
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We're gonna get you not so much. Talk about anything that might have
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involved Raphael Warnock and his wife, those kinds of things. Whatever it is,
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whatever the content is, whatever the issues are. If they can call
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up on a secret phone line and make the red light blink and tell Twitter
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what to talk about, what to allow people to post about, if the
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white House has the ability to have anyone taken off of Twitter, if the
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white House has the opportunity to get various social media. I think there's already
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enough of that happening without the White House getting involved, isn't there now?
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It's an interesting time that we're in and I say that kind of thing a
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lot, But it's interesting now, isn't it the way? And this has
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gone on now what seems like some sort of a flip has happened, especially
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in the last few years. There was a time when the left was the
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side of you know, the cou and those sorts of things where you say,
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well, how about our civil liberties. You got to have Everybody should
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have free expression, Everybody should be able to do and say whatever it is
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they want. Everybody should be able to hear it, and you just have
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to live with it. And that's drastically changed, and that now we actually
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have this extreme left wing that says we're going to tell you what you should
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hear. We want some say in what should be out there. It's dangerous
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to have our current most recent former president the United States on social media like
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that. He should have no voice to reach out to people because we say
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that he's going to do any of the following things dot dot dot, and
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that's where things have drastically changed, hasn't it. Can you imagine a scenario
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or somebody that Obama shouldn't have any access to social media. He's not the
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president anymore, he shouldn't be on there. He's said some things that have
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kind of incited some of our racial issues that we've had more recently, and
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I don't think he should have access to it. He might say the following
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dot dot dot. I mean, can you imagine if that was what was
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said? Can you imagine that scenario. So there's that there's a number of
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things you got, you know, different people, You got different people one
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after like Joe Rogan people he said some things that might get people killed.
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These people are saying things that could get people Babylon be could get people killed
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for crying out loud. I mean, that's that's part of the argument,
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is that it puts people in danger. Now, speaking as someone who has
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a podcast that's been called and deemed unsafe, now, that's not what they
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said. They said that the show part of their guidelines is they have to
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make sure that everybody feels safe. That to me, I mean I could
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interpret that as to say your show is unsafe, it's causing lack of safety
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for the American people, for citizens, maybe even around the world. I
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don't know. I don't know how far their limits are. Maybe it goes
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all the way to uranus. I don't know. I don't know what the
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limitations are. But the point is if you're somebody, because I guess you
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could make a case if there's anything that I have said that could get somebody
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killed for crying out loud. I can't think of anything I've said. Maybe
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I've made a joke or two about things, and that if they thought I
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was serious that maybe then and only then could they do something to cause life
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to be in jeopardy. I don't know, I mean have I I can't
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think of anything that I've said, even in a joking manner, for crying
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out loud, not on this show anyway. So I mean, I've encouraged
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travel to Mars on the Made of Stars podcast, I've encouraged that that could
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get somebody killed. I would hope it doesn't, but it could. Does
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that make me unsafe? I don't know. But they didn't mess with that
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show, did that. They just got this one. The point is,
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if the people in power can say you are creating an unsafe circumstance, You're
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back to safe. You've created a situation where people could get hurt. Remember
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when they said, you can't say that COVID came from a lab in China.
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You can't even mention China. You're not supposed to mention where it came
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from. You're just supposed to say it's a pandemic and it's being dealt with.
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You weren't supposed to mention any of those things. Is it a coincidence
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that we had this virus that came from China, came from a lab we
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now know almost certainly made in a lab, Whether it was made for the
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purposes of being a weapon, probably, Whether that was the case or not
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for certain. You know, there's people that have said that though they've said
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that it was being made to be a weapon. Probably was, But they're
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saying that. I'm not saying it loud because I don't want anybody to feel
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unsafe. It makes me feel unsafe. Makes me feel unsafe to think they
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got a lab somewhere that's just making these bioweapons. Something straight out of a
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sci fi movie, isn't it. But if at the beginning they said that
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was a possible and they say, no, no, came from that wet
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market or whatever. Came out of a squid or an octopus or a bat,
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and they were throwing all these animals, and then they settled on bat.
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It was gonna be bat for crime out loud, don't eat the bat
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sandwich. And then oh, my gosh, if you joked about that,
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it was racist because if they were eating bats in China, you can't joke
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about that. That's offensive. Stop Asian hate. So then the president was
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then President was quick to point out that this was a China He called it
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the China virus. And people said, oh, you can't associate it with
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a country, you can't associate it with people. You can't associate it with
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Chinese people in general. We have Chinese Americans. And then suddenly we start
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hearing that there's been this huge spike in all of these hate crimes involving Asian
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Americans, this huge spike, and they start throwing around statistics, this is
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the percentage it's gone up by this much. And then they started this campaign.
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They're running on TV all these ads about stop Asian hate, Stop Asian
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we have to stop it, we have to stop Asian hate, and They
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blamed it on the President. They said it's his fault because he kept referencing
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China, and people were just saying, you can't talk about the lab leak
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because it's gonna make Asian hate go up. It's going to create a situation
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where Asian Americans are going to get injured and hurt and possibly killed because you're
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referencing the fact that that's where it's. So they said, we got to
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stop talking about it. They took they wanted it gone from social media.
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If you had the capability of contacting on the red phone someone at Twitter and
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say, hey, Chinese people in America are getting killed. They are well
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they might be, they could be. We gotta stop talking about it.
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We gotta shut this down, so get on that for us. Oh over,
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We don't want anybody to get hurt, so we'll shut it down.
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It seems to be how it played out, at least because you couldn't say
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it, you couldn't even suggest it. And then evidence comes in, Yeah,
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it's almost certainly what happened, Almost certainly that they made it in that
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lab, and it's almost certain that the people making it all died, you
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know, because they're making a I guess they're making some kind of a bioweapon.
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Whether they were trying to or not, that's what it ended up being.
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Certainly, so we find out that it's probably the case. But all
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these people who said it were silenced or put on I don't know. We
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used to call it, as a kid, instead of getting grounded, we
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called it you put on restriction. They got put on restriction. They got
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ground did from social media because someone at the White House had the ability to
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do that to them, right, it was easy. They could just get
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it done. Now, it's interesting that all of that sort of stuff plays
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out and then we have folks on the left saying, but the White House
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should be able to call Twitter and in different social media platforms and tell them
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what they can and can't talk about. They should be able to at least
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ask. That's probably true. I don't disagree with that sentiment. We should
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have a completely free market when it comes to everything, shouldn't we But it
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definitely should be the case when it comes to the news. Shouldn't that apply
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to our media? But it doesn't, does it? You have one side.
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They can decide what's heard and what's not heard. When it's advantageous to
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hear it when it's not there's an election coming up. The president's son had
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this laptop and it had lots of incriminating stuff in it, and we're gonna
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keep it quiet till that for the election. That's not right. There were
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hilary things that we had that we got to keep that quiet till after the
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election. He can't let that out. We gotta shut that down. We
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got to keep that quiet. We got to keep all this China stuff quiet
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until we get past the election. We can't have anybody talking about some of
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these things. And as soon as Trump, I guess took debit, I
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don't know, he started talking about China, the China virus and they said,
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Aaliyah, that another one of his racist things that he did, by
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stating where it was from, By playing a diplomatic game with a country that
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we have issues with. We we have to stop pretending that we don't have
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issues with China. We do. We have issues with China. I'm not
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worried about them hearing this, not at all. I mean, I can
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barely keep it on in America right, I can barely keep the show on
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in these United States, So I'm not worried about anybody in China hearing it
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and getting offended, but in feeling safe or not safe. They shouldn't feel
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safe, by the way, not there, not because of me. They
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got other things. But the point is if you got one side that can
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silence it and the other side can't really silence it, and that's not really
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a free market, is it. That's not really a free press. That's
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not really Now. I appreciate the people that are asking the questions, well,
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shouldn't they be able to reach out and ask, hey, pretty please,
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can you do this? Sure, they should be able to do that,
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But that's not the way it works. It's not working that way right
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now. Things have changed drastically from the days of the far left saying everybody
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should have their voice heard, and now we have people on the right saying
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everybody should have their voice heard. And that's not really what we're doing anymore.
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We had the people that wanted to burn the flags, right they burn
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the flags and stomp on it in the street. People are right going,
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whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. How about the
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soldiers? How about the people who gave their lives for that flag? And
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the people on the left going, Yeah, but if we want to burn
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it in the name of free speech, we should be able to burn it
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in the name of free speech. That's a good point. It's a good
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point. That's an interesting point as it pertains to our country and free speech.
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So does that mean when it comes to something like I don't know,
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COVID or the laptop or whatever, the cocaine in the White House? Does
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that mean people on the right should be able to say whatever they want?
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Does it mean Oh gosh, I never thought. Did someone at the White
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House called my podcast hosting service? What if that happened? I didn't run
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into a certain Georgia's senator while I was on vacation not too long ago anyway,
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Sorry, Tangent thought there. So I'm not making any accusations. I'm
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just throwing it up. Hmm. But my point is if you can silence
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one side and not the other side, that's not free speech. This court
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ruling, is it going to hole up? I don't know. The White
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House is appealing it. They want to make sure they keep their control.
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Control is what all this is about, isn't it? Money and control,
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that's the thing, and they usually kind of go together don't. They don't.
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They go together money and control. They do. So is it gonna
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hold? I don't know. Probably not. I can't imagine it's going to
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hold. I just can't imagine that this is something that's going to be a
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long term situation. Now, if Trump gets back in the White House,
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if he gets back in the White House, is it something that the left
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will want his administration to have the ability to do because they did. They
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reached out, They reached out to social media companies when they were in there,
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and it's going to be part of it. I can tell you this.
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If a news story breaks here locally, sometimes something happens, one media
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company has a staff person that gets in trouble. They might contact other media
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companies and okay, we not talk about this. Can we just now?
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If they have the ability to decide whether they want to do it or not,
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then that's fair. But if it's coming from I don't know, the
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White House and it already aligns with what your company's clearly is your company's ideals,
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then no, that's not fair. It's not free. They're not making
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a decision based on that. They're just being nudged and told this is what
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you're going to do. This is how we're going to handle this, This
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is how we're going to coordinate this. I just want to remind you there
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was a point early in this administration's term when they didn't like the way the
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messaging was going out from any media outlets in general, and they called them
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all in, sat them all down, and told them, we have to
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work on messaging for this president, for this administration. We have to talk
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about how we're going to cover things. Yeah, that happened. That's a
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real thing that happened the first year and the first months really, I guess
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it was six months eight months as the approval ratings started to plummet, and
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they called everybody in and addressed them, let them know, we're going to
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figure out how we're going to start. I haven't lead a system. We
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have a better system in place on how the messaging is going to go out.
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Boy, his approval ratings have really improved, that, haven't they.
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They have done a great job with that messaging. Whatever it is, they've
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done great. Bottom line in the end is, yes, it should be
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free. They should be free to contact. They just shouldn't be free to
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call up and say don't print this. Don't allow this message to get out.
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Don't let people be able to hear this message. And by the way,
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I got a list of people I want you to kick off of Twitter
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West Carol Morning Show right after the break. So Mark Zuckerberg has launched his
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new competitor. I guess it's supposed to be. It's gonna take down Twitter.
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It's called Threads. One of the White Houses allowed to contact them.
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They weren't part of this ruling because they're new. So if you're gonna have
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Threads, then it's new and it's different, and that's not technically. It's
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part of meta, though, isn't it. Isn't that part of the whole
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deal. It's interesting, isn't it. When Elon Musk didn't own Twitter,
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there was no let's take down Twitter? And now that Elon Musk owns it,
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and because he started to say some things that sound a little more conservative
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than what everybody thought he was, and suddenly now he's the devil. He
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and of course Trump into Santis, they're all the devil. They're just the
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devil. I've heard people that I've never heard speak about Elon Musk suddenly have
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an opinion about Elon Musk and all of his horrible things that he's done.
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Anyway, so you'll use apparently you're logg in for Instagram to get into Threads.
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If you're gonna do it, I mean, are you gonna do it?
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I don't. I've tried to barely if I have to go on Twitter
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for stuff, but if I can avoid it, I avoid it. Anyway.
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On Threads, you'll be able to post text up to five hundred characters,
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with photos and videos, and you can like and repost, and I'm
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in on threads from other users. The company said. Our vision is that
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Threads will be a new app more focused on text and dialogue model after what
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Instagram has done for photo and video. So I don't know, whatever,
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go for it. Do what you gotta do, man, Go do what
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you gotta do. Marcus Zuckerberg, And if you an Elon are going to
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fight, I'll watch it. I'm not gonna pay per view, but I'll
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watch it. If they're gonna have their fight in the Roman Coliseum or whatever.
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Who would not watch that that would be pretty be a pretty big deal,
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wouldn't it. We're a little more than halfway through the year, and
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it looks like people are doing some midyear resolutions. I guess during warmer weather
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people are more inspired to make changes than they do in the cold weather months.
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Survey found forty five percent believe it's easier to motivate yourself when it's sunny,
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forty four percent when it's more energized to meet goals in the summer.
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Seventy the respondent said that they were confident about meeting their goals this time of
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year than those who made resolutions in January. Is there any part of this
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survey that factors in when it's hotter than hades outside, because it's kind of
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what we deal with here, or it's just you know, hot, and
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then it's a thunderstorm and then it's really humid and you're just kind of boiling
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in the air. It's like venus outside. I don't know. I don't
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know if I could be more motivated in that. That doesn't seem if you're
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not already brushing your teeth regularly, and you should be, you know,
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to keep them clean for your health. Get the plaque out of there.
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You don't want plaque getting into your system, into your body. You don't
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want that. You want fresh breath, all of those things. Well,
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scientists in Japan say that people who brush and floss would regularly have a lower
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risk of memory loss. Study found that gum disease and tooth loss are linked
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to brain shrinkage in the hippocampus, which can be a contributor to Alzheimer's disease.
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So there you go. If you're brushing and you're not worried about gum
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loss and those sorts of things, you should be worried about those things as
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well as you know memory and you know triggering things like Alzheimer's disease. You
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don't want that. Nobody wants that. Nobody wants to lose memory, Nobody
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wants to get Alzheimer's. Believe me, you don't want to menia Alzheimer's.
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You don't. And you want fresh breath. I mean, now, it's
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see the fresh breath part of it just seems almost like that second nature,
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doesn't it. And finally, this story has gone viral because a door bell
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camera ring doorbell camera caught it, but the guy delivering the pizza, complaining
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to the woman for only getting a five dollar tip on a twenty dollars pizza
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that he delivered. This happened in Texas. DoorDash driver delivered the pizza and
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as he turned and walked away, he said, I just want to say
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it's a nice house for a five dollar tip, and the woman's response was
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you're welcome, and apparently he yelled some sort of explative back and walked away.
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I don't know if he still has his job with DoorDash. I don't
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know. Oh, he was fired, Okay, I'll see that confirmed that
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he was fired and said respectfully, asking for a tip is acceptable, but
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abusing harassing someone is never acceptable. It's the comment from door Dash, Well,
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that's good. That should have happened. I know some people would say
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he shouldn't have gotten fired. He's just having a good time. He's just
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helped living his life, living his best life. No, he should have.
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He should have lost his job. I'm not happy he lost his job,
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but that's the appropriate. Really, you can't have someone working for you
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that does that sort of thing, especially not with the explotives. But in
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the end, this chip tipping thing is getting out of control. Isn't it
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twenty five percent? I mean five dollars on a twenty dollars order is twenty
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five percent? How is that not enough? It's based on how nice the
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house is. Is that what we're doing? Because obviously if they live in
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a nice house, maybe they have to pay a lot for that nice house.
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We're going through this phase where people say, well, if you can't
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give a twenty five percent tip when you pick up food to go, or
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if you pick up a fast food and the register says, would you like
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to tip? Because there's various fast food places now, and they say,
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if you can't afford to tip, you shouldn't be eating out. When did
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it become you can't have a burger at a fast food place if you can't
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afford to tip. That's part of why some people go to the fast food
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place, so that they anyway, it's out of control. It's getting ridiculous.
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People getting bold, they're getting bold. We've talked about those machines though,
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you got those machines that tell you, hey, you're paying for your
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food, how about a tip? Like they're asking, hey, how about
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that tip? And now here's this guy, nice house? We're just five
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bucks five dollars on a twenty dollars order. That'll do it for this Friday
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