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C.T.C.S Episode 224 Prepping For The Storm, Out of Water And Paper A Trashed Store · Arroe Collins Like It's Live

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Speaker 1: what's going on? My name is ct When I'm not
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Speaker 1: busy being Arrow the Podcaster, I've got to live in
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Speaker 1: the real world. I mean, everybody else have a job,
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Speaker 1: right Mine just happens to be CUS customer service, you know,
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Speaker 1: solutions relationships, keeping that team motivated, to keep that constant
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Speaker 1: connection with each and every person who has chosen to
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Speaker 1: stop into your location for that moment. And where were
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Speaker 1: the real chances that they were going to make your
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Speaker 1: store their stop. Very slim to nothing, But somehow, someway
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Speaker 1: you did it. You did it. Episode number two twenty
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Speaker 1: four for the storm out of water and a storm
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Speaker 1: that's been completely trashed. This is CTCs.
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Speaker 2: Transition Walk, day number one out of I have to
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Speaker 2: leave that blank day number one out of I'm serious
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Speaker 2: in my five years. I don't think we've ever faced
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Speaker 2: a storm that they say is coming this direction. And
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Speaker 2: I mean they're saying that it's going to be unbelievable
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Speaker 2: amounts of ice, which is catastrophic, probably a storm like
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Speaker 2: this the first time since twenty sixteen, and could be
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Speaker 2: worse than that. So I'm in the four today. I'm
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Speaker 2: here to listen, I'm here to receive. I'm here to
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Speaker 2: participate with the rest of the Animal Kingdom in the
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Speaker 2: way of understanding the currents of the mindset as well
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Speaker 2: as the shifts in wind really heavy, right, yeah, Okay,
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Speaker 2: Well here's basically how I wanted to start off the conversation.
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Speaker 2: I don't know if I'm going to be there and
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Speaker 2: whatever days because we have a live performance tomorrow night,
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Speaker 2: still waiting for a cancelation on that, and then for
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Speaker 2: Saturday and Sundays when the ice, snow and rain are
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Speaker 2: supposed to hit. And you know, you reach a certain
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Speaker 2: time in your life where you go, I'll serve my community,
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Speaker 2: but only so far, and this is one of those situations.
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Speaker 2: If they're saying that it's catastrophic and it's the worst
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Speaker 2: since twenty sixteen, you really think I want to put
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Speaker 2: my life on the line more importantly, do I want
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Speaker 2: to put myself out there with my Montana skills and
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Speaker 2: put somebody else's life on the line when I screw up? Hey,
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Speaker 2: we all have to face it. That's just the way
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Speaker 2: it is in this country. I'll see and see us. Jesus,
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Speaker 2: this is worse than I thought. Holy crap. I mean,
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Speaker 2: I have worked hurricanes, I have worked tropical storms, I
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Speaker 2: have worked all these different places. When it comes to
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Speaker 2: people just freaking shit when it comes to I gotta
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Speaker 2: get this, I gotta get this, I gotta get this.
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Speaker 2: Oh this is going to be happening. It still makes
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Speaker 2: me sit there and wonder what would happen if the
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Speaker 2: end of the world was coming. If there was word
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Speaker 2: that came across it said, oh my god, the big
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Speaker 2: bombs are coming. Would we hit the nearest grocery store
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Speaker 2: and try to buy every egg on the planet. It
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Speaker 2: blows me away as to what people are purchasing. If
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Speaker 2: we have an ice storm and we know the power
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Speaker 2: lines are probably gonna come down, why are you buying
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Speaker 2: microwave food? Why are you buying stuff like that when
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Speaker 2: you should be buying non perishables. I mean, come on people.
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Speaker 2: You got to think, right, And so when they get
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Speaker 2: home and they buy these frozen foods, what's going to happen.
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Speaker 2: They're going to bring them all back. They're going to
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Speaker 2: do everything they can to bring them back. I just
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Speaker 2: shared with the coworker that I have officially changed my name.
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Speaker 2: Oh yeah, I did. I officially changed my name as
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Speaker 2: of two o'clock this afternoon. And I looked at the coworker,
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Speaker 2: serious this all can be? And I go and people
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Speaker 2: must have already known that I was doing that. And
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Speaker 2: they go, how did they know? And I said, I
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Speaker 2: don't know, but they did. Well, what are they calling
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Speaker 2: you if you're not CT? I said, they got it right,
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Speaker 2: man the first time. Well what they call you? Asshole?
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Speaker 2: And they go, oh my god, you got it right.
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Speaker 2: I got here two o'clock. It's now five thirty. For
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Speaker 2: two and a half hours, and long before even before
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Speaker 2: I got here, into the past couple of days. No cars,
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Speaker 2: absolutely no cars. It's not that the baggers aren't doing
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Speaker 2: their jobs. It's that many people coming through here. That's
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Speaker 2: how crowded it is. So it's just very interesting to
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Speaker 2: see the number of people that are coming in as
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Speaker 2: the temperature start to change again. And we're still two
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Speaker 2: days outside of the storm, completely out of water, no bread,
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Speaker 2: and everything else is starting to thin out big time.
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Speaker 2: We have a truck that's on the way, a couple
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Speaker 2: of trucks. It's going to be like thirty eight different palettes.
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Speaker 2: But by the time the truck gets here, and while
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Speaker 2: our stocking team jumps on it and gets that spread
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Speaker 2: out as much as possible. I don't know how this
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Speaker 2: is going to play out tonight or as we jump
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Speaker 2: a little bit closer to the supposed storm that it's
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Speaker 2: coming in this direction. But you know, people are sitting
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Speaker 2: there going, where's the water at? Where's the water at?
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Speaker 2: Where's the water at? And you know, and you've got
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Speaker 2: a very very professionally look at them and say, there's
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Speaker 2: more the way right now. And where you want to
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Speaker 2: say is, hey, look, why is this storm any different
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Speaker 2: than a hurricane or a tropical storm? You know, people
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Speaker 2: buy water first. Now, as for the toilet paper, almost
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Speaker 2: out of toilet paper. I mean you got a poop.
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Speaker 2: I mean you got a poop, right, so therefore you
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Speaker 2: gotta get clean. I gotta tell you the funniest thing
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Speaker 2: about this whole entire journey this particular week is the
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Speaker 2: fact that everybody's got their own interpretation of what the
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Speaker 2: weather man is saying. One guy was just telling me,
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Speaker 2: you're gonna get three inches of snow. Do you realize
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Speaker 2: three inches of snow with all of that ice? That
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Speaker 2: means it's gonna be catastrophic. Are you listening to me?
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Speaker 2: It is gonna be catastrophic. And you know, you just
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Speaker 2: sit there and you go, my god, this guy is falling.
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Speaker 2: Somebody's crying wolf. What is the situation here? The weather
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Speaker 2: man don't really want to say anything. And one guy
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Speaker 2: even had an answer for that. He said, the reason
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Speaker 2: why the weather man don't want to tell you anything
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Speaker 2: is because they don't want to use the word evacuation.
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Speaker 2: Oh well, I've never heard of that a winter storm.
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Speaker 2: And I asked the guy, I said, where would we go?
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Speaker 2: He said, North? Oh? Really, okay, up into another storm.
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Speaker 2: One hundred percent out of paper bags and we're about
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Speaker 2: ninety eight percent gone with the plastic bags. And what
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Speaker 2: we're having to do is we're closing a self checkout
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Speaker 2: and we usually have nine registers open over there, as
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Speaker 2: they call them robots. Nine robots. No, there's there's three no,
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Speaker 2: four of them down. Now four of the robots are
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Speaker 2: down because we don't have any plastic bags, and the
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Speaker 2: registers are almost gone one hundred percent. So this is
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Speaker 2: the scariest it's been in my five years here to
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Speaker 2: be this this empty on plastic bags, and it's like,
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Speaker 2: I don't know what the hell they're going to do
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Speaker 2: when when there is no more. I knew it was
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Speaker 2: going to be bad today, I really did. I knew
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Speaker 2: that it would be bad with people like a basically
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Speaker 2: just a crapload of people. I was thinking Super Bowl Sunday,
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Speaker 2: Memorial Day weekend, Labor Day weekend, that kind of crowd.
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Speaker 2: And what happened was is that the surge never ended.
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Speaker 2: I got here at two o'clock, it never ended. Even
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Speaker 2: after ten o'clock, I'm leaving. I stay later because it's like,
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Speaker 2: how do you do that to a team player? Walk
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Speaker 2: out on them when you've got five people waiting with
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Speaker 2: full baskets. And so as for financially, oh, we kick
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Speaker 2: some serious ass. In my five years with this particular company,
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Speaker 2: we've never made this kind of money in one day,
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Speaker 2: and and so it's I don't want to brag about
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Speaker 2: it because the reason why we made that kind of
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Speaker 2: money in one day is by default. It's it's not
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Speaker 2: for a good reason. It's because you know, a storm
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Speaker 2: is on the way and people are doing whatever they
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Speaker 2: can to find that comfort as well as security. Tomorrow,
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Speaker 2: I'm on the road, I'm on that stage. We'll do
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Speaker 2: a celebration walk, a transition walk, but then that that'll
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Speaker 2: be it, and then we'll make our way maybe back
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Speaker 2: on Saturday. And it all depends really what's happening with
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Speaker 2: the weather, so nobody knows at this point in time.
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Speaker 1: Please do not move. There's more CTCs right around the corner.
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Speaker 1: This storm is about to hit, and people are reacting positive,
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Speaker 1: neg Oh my god, please don't say let's start all over. Hey,
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Speaker 1: thanks for coming back to CTCs. The Great Storm of
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Speaker 1: twenty twenty six is about to hit. The question is
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Speaker 1: how are people reacting.
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Speaker 2: Transition Walk day number two out of four kind of
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Speaker 2: sort of. Today is a performance day. I'll be live
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Speaker 2: on stage in a matter of hours. Oh we're our
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Speaker 2: own roadie. Oh we do our own stuff. I don't
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Speaker 2: know if I could ever trust anybody to set up
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Speaker 2: the stage for me. And I deal with that also
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Speaker 2: in CS, where I'm setting something up and then somebody
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Speaker 2: else comes in and it's like, ah, I don't know,
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Speaker 2: but then it makes me look like a note all,
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Speaker 2: which would piss off my dad as a kid. So
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Speaker 2: it's just one of those things where I guess maybe
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Speaker 2: I have trust issues when it comes to allowing people
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Speaker 2: to come in with their collaboration energy. But yeah, we're
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Speaker 2: on stage today, live performance. Don't know about tomorrow. I
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Speaker 2: just know that this storm is about to freaking hit.
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Speaker 2: And when it does hit, I mean, like right now,
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Speaker 2: you would never know it. It is as calm as
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Speaker 2: can be inside this forest, a little Chiwi. It's been
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Speaker 2: raining all day. But see, this is the kind of
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Speaker 2: stuff that you can take in to see es when
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Speaker 2: your whole entire life is going like shit, and you go,
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Speaker 2: wait a second, I'm gonna think about that cool, cool
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Speaker 2: day right before the ice storm, and you find your piece.
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Speaker 2: So that's my lesson for you today. Find your piece.
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Speaker 2: This is it the big storm. You know they're using
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Speaker 2: that word catastrophic. I can't foretell the future. I am
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Speaker 2: not a meteorologist, and even our meteorologists are saying stuff
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Speaker 2: that makes me go, what did they just say? What
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Speaker 2: time is this supposed to begin. They're not giving you
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Speaker 2: anything like that. But we're in this forest today. It's
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Speaker 2: barely thirty four degrees. The sky is definitely lit up
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Speaker 2: in the way of you know, something big is on
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Speaker 2: the way. It looks like rain, it looks like snow sleet,
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Speaker 2: and it should start coming into this area around seven
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Speaker 2: p tonight. So I had to make a professional call.
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Speaker 2: And the call was is that I will dedicate my
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Speaker 2: life to you here at this store today, but I've
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Speaker 2: got to go home by six pm. And I had
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Speaker 2: to pull the old man card that you know, at
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Speaker 2: sixty three years old, you don't need me out there
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Speaker 2: stranded on one of these big freeways trying to walk home.
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Speaker 2: I've been there before because that's what I did in
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Speaker 2: radio radio. You know, you go in no matter what.
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Speaker 2: And you know, inside my heart, I'm feeling the same
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Speaker 2: thing now that you know you got to go in
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Speaker 2: there no matter what. But I have to be very
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Speaker 2: safe and leave by six thirty. So it's gonna be
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Speaker 2: and I'm gonna go in early too, because that's what
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Speaker 2: we do. It's just what we do. Will we be
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Speaker 2: recognized for it? Fuck, let me be honest with you.
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Speaker 2: I don't do any of this shit to be recognized
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Speaker 2: for it. You just fucking show up, is what you do.
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Speaker 2: I'll see you, see us. Oh my god, this store
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Speaker 2: is a mess. I mean, I've been gone three days
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Speaker 2: because that's what I do Monday through Wednesday. But this
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Speaker 2: is a Saturday. Was here Thursday, Thursday wasn't so bad
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Speaker 2: when we departed at ten pm. But I walk in
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Speaker 2: here today and it looks like a fucking hurricane has
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Speaker 2: hit the store. There is more shit all over the floor.
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Speaker 2: And what I mean by that is there's stuff that's dumped.
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Speaker 2: There's baby food all over the baby food area. I
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Speaker 2: just went down the international section. Horrible, absolutely horrible, you know.
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Speaker 2: And this is what I was told when it came
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Speaker 2: to the putbacks. Oh that's been sitting there for three days.
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Speaker 2: It's gonna be f and kidding me on this. I
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Speaker 2: totally feel sorry for the regulars, the people that come
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Speaker 2: here on a Saturday to have a relaxing stroll through
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Speaker 2: what I always call a food park. And what they're
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Speaker 2: getting today is they're just getting massive amounts of I
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Speaker 2: don't even know where these people are coming from. I
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Speaker 2: don't know them. Are they coming from out of town?
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Speaker 2: Did they you know, are they coming from the areas
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Speaker 2: that are gonna get hit hardest and they're just getting
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Speaker 2: here to get settled in because being in a bigger
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Speaker 2: city at least you have some foundations of you know,
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Speaker 2: of warmth through a city that's got to take care
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Speaker 2: of the streets. So that's gonna be a very interesting thing.
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Speaker 2: But man, this store is a messy mass. So many
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Speaker 2: people want to last us off. I mean, really, that's
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Speaker 2: the only thing that we've got is our own laughter.
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Speaker 2: And is it nervous laughter? Is like we always talk
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Speaker 2: about in radio.
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Speaker 1: Sure, it is.
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Speaker 2: Absolutely it is. We're all very nervous about what's going on,
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Speaker 2: and we're all being pulled in every single direction. And
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Speaker 2: all you can do is just, you know, give us
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Speaker 2: that nervous laugh. And even though it sounds as fake
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Speaker 2: as all can be, it doesn't matter. Just make your
12:23
Speaker 2: way through the mountain.
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Speaker 3: Mother. Well it's just a fair Well let's think about it.
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Speaker 3: No one's gonna no one's going out, nobody's gonna be
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Speaker 3: on the road. The roast is gonna be sitting block
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Speaker 3: of eyeslow eyes. So Sunday nobody touched it, so Monday
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Speaker 3: it's gonna be the same way.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, but Tuesday is too, and the reason why is
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Speaker 2: because it's only gonna be seven degrees when you wake
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Speaker 2: up on Wednesday morning. So therefore, yeah, you drive everything.
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Speaker 2: We're gonna be shut down for a little bit. Yeah.
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Speaker 3: Some places they talk about negative yeah, like it's legit.
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Speaker 2: Because yeah, yeah, have a going And now another exciting
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Speaker 2: edition of what would you do? There are so many putbacks, literally,
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Speaker 2: there are so many putbacks. And they've held onto him
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Speaker 2: now for two days. And I was here just a
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Speaker 2: couple of days ago, so this would be this would
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Speaker 2: be Friday and Saturday, and I put my hand in
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Speaker 2: a bag to find out, Oh, what's in here that
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Speaker 2: I need to take back? It is the stinkiest steak
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Speaker 2: I've ever smelled, And now it's all over my hands
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Speaker 2: because I put my hands in a bag not knowing
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Speaker 2: what was inside. What a stupid shit. That's exactly how
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Speaker 2: you get some sort of disease by doing stunts like that.
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Speaker 2: What would you do in a situation like that? Would
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Speaker 2: you just open it up? Sake? Surprise here? Man? Here?
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Speaker 3: Good?
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Speaker 2: Okay, so somebody, I'm not going to bring up the
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Speaker 2: name because I don't want anybody to get in trouble.
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Speaker 2: But he walks up to the lady who brings in
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Speaker 2: the crackers, and the first thing he says is he says, hi,
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Speaker 2: honey pie. And then and then right before he leaves,
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Speaker 2: he says, it was really nice seeing you, baby. And so,
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Speaker 2: now is that not is that a customer? That was?
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Speaker 2: That was somebody who's that Basically that was a vendor.
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Speaker 2: But he's using words like that. I thought that was
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Speaker 2: h ar maitterium. When you start using those.
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Speaker 3: Words, it is, but it is for our company. But
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Speaker 3: he doesn't work directly for us.
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Speaker 2: Now, if you.
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Speaker 3: Called his company and said he was saying, I'm sure
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Speaker 3: they have so I wasn't. Because of this day and age,
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Speaker 3: someone will take that. You're gonna piss somebody off.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, especially those words, because those are like would
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Speaker 2: you just call me? Yeah?
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Speaker 3: I mean, granted, we're in the South, but we have
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Speaker 3: well we're in the South, but that's about it. Everyone
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Speaker 3: that lives here is up north or somewhere else in
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Speaker 3: the world.
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Speaker 2: He went a lot of rest. Well. I noticed that
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Speaker 2: he turned up his Southern charm, his Southern accent when
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Speaker 2: he said so he said that to the wrong person.
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Speaker 3: I mean, you can't, Yeah, that's not that's not doing professionally.
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Speaker 2: We've got a chine snowstorm just north of the city.
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Speaker 2: It's definitely on the radar. We have ices coming up
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Speaker 2: from the eastern part of the state and they're going
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Speaker 2: to close the door officially at eight pm tonight. And
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Speaker 2: I think the line that really made me laugh pretty
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Speaker 2: hard was they said, and we'll be open once again
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Speaker 2: tomorrow morning at eight am. And I'm thinking, dude, the
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Speaker 2: ice itself isn't supposed to arrive here until midnight tonight.
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Speaker 2: Tell people you're gonna be open at eight am. That's
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Speaker 2: a bullshit. And the trucks are coming in with all
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Speaker 2: of that inventory. Oh yeah, I'm walking down Aisle on
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Speaker 2: number six right now. There's absolutely no water, much of
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Speaker 2: the soft drinks, it's all gone. Forget the bread, forget.
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Speaker 2: You know, here's one of the things I have to
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Speaker 2: laugh about. When it comes to the bread. People say, Okay,
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Speaker 2: if you guys don't have any bread, I'm gonna make
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Speaker 2: my own bread. And you just kind of sit there going,
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Speaker 2: oh my god, the challenge is on. And then they
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Speaker 2: get pissed off at you because you don't have any
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Speaker 2: bread flour. And I said, well, what about this other flower.
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Speaker 1: I can't do that.
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Speaker 2: And so it's like, oh, for good, how can we
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Speaker 2: get by all this? And so they said, we'll make do.
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Speaker 2: We'll make do, We'll make it happen. You know, we
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Speaker 2: only have every once in a blue moon, we'll have
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Speaker 2: a storm like this. But I was just recently with
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Speaker 2: a trucker and he was telling me about how bad
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Speaker 2: it is out there, and the best thing you can
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Speaker 2: do is just slow the hell down. God, I don't
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Speaker 2: know if it's scary or if it's funny, but it
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Speaker 2: does remind me of what it's like on Black Friday,
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Speaker 2: you know, right after Thanksgiving, and you hit a store
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Speaker 2: because they've got a bunch of Christmas sales on get
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Speaker 2: seventy five percent off type of sales, you know, when
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Speaker 2: you go to like Circuit City, which is no longer around,
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Speaker 2: or any other place even like a best spot, and
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Speaker 2: the bread Man has come. This is the fourth time
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Speaker 2: that he has been here with a new shipment, and
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Speaker 2: people aren't even waiting for it to hit the shelves.
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Speaker 2: They're already over there, just taking it right off from
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Speaker 2: his shipment, his God. And it's not being nice. They're
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Speaker 2: reaching in there and they're grabbing as if it's like
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Speaker 2: a cabbage patch kid transition walk Danver four out of four.
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Speaker 2: Well it came. We've got snow, we've got ice, We've
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Speaker 2: got sleets on this forest floor. Oh and it is
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Speaker 2: bit cold. I don't know if you can hear the
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Speaker 2: sleets hitting the ground and hitting me. But yeah, it's
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Speaker 2: it's here, and it's you have to watch every step
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Speaker 2: you are taking, which maybe it could be a great
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Speaker 2: lesson in life. You gotta learn to watch what you're saying,
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Speaker 2: what you're doing, what you want to do. You got
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Speaker 2: to just watch everything. In fact, I'm doing some research
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Speaker 2: for an iHeartRadio project that's based on how do you
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Speaker 2: deal with the people that drink the company kool Aid?
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Speaker 2: Oh my god. See, it's about finding solutions for me.
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Speaker 2: But I'm not going in today. I'm snowed in. There's
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Speaker 2: no way I can get out of this area. I
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Speaker 2: live in a forest. I've got huge hills. I've got
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Speaker 2: heartbreak hill. So hey, do me a favor. Record your
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Speaker 2: own podcast sometime, because that's how great conversations begin. Let
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Speaker 2: us inside your world of business, talk about the realms
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Speaker 2: of reality, because we're all going through a lot of ups, doowns,
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Speaker 2: twist spins, you know, ends outs and oh my god,
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Speaker 2: I'm gonna fall on this damn age yet. So anyway,
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Speaker 2: and then this way you can show off the wizard
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Speaker 2: behind your curtain. I'll see you next week on CTCs