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Her Boss Hates Her · The Wes Carroll Morning Show

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Speaker 1: Start your day with Wes. You're listening to the West
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Speaker 1: Carrol Morning Show.
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Speaker 2: Wednesday morning, eleventh day of September. I'm Wes, Thanks for
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Speaker 2: joining me. I know we got a lot to talk
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Speaker 2: about concerning last night's presidential debate between Donald Trump and
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Speaker 2: Kamala Harris. I do want to take just a few minutes.
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Speaker 2: I think it's important on this anniversary, on September the eleventh,
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Speaker 2: that we just take time to remember what happened back
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Speaker 2: in two thousand and one on this day. I do
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Speaker 2: think that a lot of this talk about the debate
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Speaker 2: is going to overshadow some of the things that will
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Speaker 2: continue to take place. They still honor the fallen, They
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Speaker 2: still honor the sacrifices ultimately that were made in Pennsylvania
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Speaker 2: to you know, take down a plane to stop more
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Speaker 2: destruction from happening. So I do think it's important that
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Speaker 2: we take time to do that. I think it's great.
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Speaker 2: Both of my boys yesterday were talking about wanting to
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Speaker 2: take time to remember, and you know, they weren't alive
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Speaker 2: then they're they're not one of them fifteen the other
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Speaker 2: twelve they know of nine to eleven because of I
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Speaker 2: guess good teachers in school and the fact that their
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Speaker 2: mom and I talk about it a lot, and you know,
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Speaker 2: on the anniversary, so it's important that we take time
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Speaker 2: to remember that and I often share the story this
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Speaker 2: That was the first moment when I had to cover
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Speaker 2: the news. Really I had done it in some small
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Speaker 2: capacity before, but at the time I was program director
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Speaker 2: of WBFA. It was a top forty radio station. At
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Speaker 2: the time, we were running a morning show that was
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Speaker 2: coming in from California, Rick D's in the Morning, and
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Speaker 2: that show was actually because of the nature of the
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Speaker 2: show we were getting it and the timing of them
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Speaker 2: doing the show in California, we were actually airing the
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Speaker 2: previous day show each day in you know, the following morning.
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Speaker 2: So on that Tuesday morning, we were running the Monday
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Speaker 2: show and there was no talk about obviously what was
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Speaker 2: taking place in New York, and we had to just
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Speaker 2: interrupt the show and jump in live because they weren't
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Speaker 2: doing it. And at one point we actually went to
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Speaker 2: one of our news affiliates and started carrying their coverage live,
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Speaker 2: which was the best possible way that we could cover
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Speaker 2: what was going on, because all we would really be
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Speaker 2: doing is relaying information from them. But that was the
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Speaker 2: first time I had to breaking news in a high,
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Speaker 2: high stakes situation, and it was a lot. It was
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Speaker 2: a lot to process, a lot going on, and ultimately
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Speaker 2: it's led to obviously many many more years of I
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Speaker 2: guess about seventeen years ultimately of doing some sort of
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Speaker 2: mass media where I was covering news in some capacity
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Speaker 2: or opinion or all those sorts of things. So and
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Speaker 2: I hear from people each year that tell me, you know,
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Speaker 2: I learned about what was going on that morning from you.
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Speaker 2: I was tuning in to, you know, to hear Rick
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Speaker 2: D's that morning, and I heard you talking about what
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Speaker 2: was happening, and I learned about it from you. And
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Speaker 2: that's always a powerful thing to hear. It's always humbling
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Speaker 2: to know that I was some sort of messenger, some
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Speaker 2: sort of relay of that information that was happening. I
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Speaker 2: really wasn't trained for that. I had covered storms and
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Speaker 2: things prior to that, but never anything certainly of that caliber.
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Speaker 2: And it prepared me, I guess a little bit. As
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Speaker 2: we got into twenty twenty and I was having to
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Speaker 2: cover the COVID pandemic and navigate through those waters while
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Speaker 2: also covering a presidential election that was obviously so closely
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Speaker 2: connected to that pandemic, and the pandemic was a strategy
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Speaker 2: for one of the parties that was ultimately the victor,
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Speaker 2: and some of that ties into what was discussed at
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Speaker 2: the debate last night. But anyway, so it takes time today,
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Speaker 2: if you haven't already, just to remember those that were
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Speaker 2: lost and remember the importance of never forgetting. And that's
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Speaker 2: the best I can say on that this morning. I also,
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Speaker 2: we should jump into this debate because I want to
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Speaker 2: make sure I spend enough time on it. I don't
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Speaker 2: think we learned anything new from last night's debate.
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Speaker 1: There was.
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Speaker 2: It basically went exactly as we expected. I think for
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Speaker 2: the most part, it depends on what color glasses you're
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Speaker 2: wearing this morning, whether or not you're feeling like your
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Speaker 2: candidate won the debate. A lot of folks still trying
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Speaker 2: to navigate through some of what was said. Trump was
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Speaker 2: Trump and Harris was basically what I said she would be. Now,
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Speaker 2: I will say this my mia culpa on her, as
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Speaker 2: I said that she couldn't talk for two full minutes
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Speaker 2: about anything. There were a couple of times where she
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Speaker 2: had to be cut off because she kept talking. So
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Speaker 2: a few times where she tried to be the one
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Speaker 2: to jump in with her mic off and Trump told
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Speaker 2: her I'm talking over here, which I thought was a
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Speaker 2: nice move on his part. I mean, it's one of
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Speaker 2: those things that shows that you know, she's talked about,
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Speaker 2: you know, basically putting things in the past behind you
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Speaker 2: and being more mature whatever. And then she was the
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Speaker 2: one that was actually not going by the rules. So
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Speaker 2: let's jump into a few things, because a few topics
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Speaker 2: that I think were covered that needed to be covered.
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Speaker 2: I think it was interesting that Trump saved for the
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Speaker 2: very end the question that very brilliantly done. She did
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Speaker 2: not tackle the topic of why hasn't she already done things?
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Speaker 2: She's been the vice president for three and a half years.
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Speaker 2: Why hasn't she already done the things that she says
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Speaker 2: that she'll do once she's in office. She had every
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Speaker 2: opportunity to do it, and I somehow I think it
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Speaker 2: was a brilliant strategy. And I think, if you're really
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Speaker 2: honestly going to say someone won this, his closing statements
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Speaker 2: driving that point home, I think to me were ultimately
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Speaker 2: the thing that you could say he was the victor on.
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Speaker 2: There were a few points there were a few tangents
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Speaker 2: that he got off on that I don't think he
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Speaker 2: needed to get off on. They sort of cornered him
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Speaker 2: on did you really win the election? What would you
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Speaker 2: have done differently? On January sixth? Some of those things.
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Speaker 2: The way that he answered those was a little awkward.
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Speaker 2: He ultimately got it together on the January sixth line, though,
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Speaker 2: by basically saying, look, I tried to tried to get
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Speaker 2: national guard or military there. Nancy Pelosi didn't want them.
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Speaker 2: We all know that's her fault and that she's admitted it.
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Speaker 2: There's audio recordings of her admitting that. So he did
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Speaker 2: ultimately get there. But there were a few areas where
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Speaker 2: he had an opportunity to say things that he ultimately
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Speaker 2: did not say. He didn't answer some questions about things
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Speaker 2: like the environment and things like that, where she was
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Speaker 2: able to make her points, which are ultimately just those
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Speaker 2: far left points more than anything else, and not so
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Speaker 2: much necessarily. I think middle of the road topics. I
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Speaker 2: don't think either candidate did a whole lot maybe to
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Speaker 2: win over folks in the middle. Again, we know Trump's
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Speaker 2: point that he was driving home repeatedly, over and over
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Speaker 2: and over again was that it's a disaster now because
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Speaker 2: of their policies and their leadership, and I'm gonna get
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Speaker 2: things fixed. Harris repeatedly lied about things like Charlottesville. She
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Speaker 2: brought up a number of things that have been debunked
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Speaker 2: concerning Trump. The moderators did nothing to hold her feet
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Speaker 2: to the fire on those. They were quick to try
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Speaker 2: to hold Trump's feet to the fire on some things
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Speaker 2: where they thought he was being untruthful, particularly and it
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Speaker 2: was a weird topic and one of those things that
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Speaker 2: maybe a lot of people aren't familiar with. There have
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Speaker 2: been people in parts of the country who have done,
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Speaker 2: you know, news interviews where they've said, hey, someone ate
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Speaker 2: my cat. It was one of the illegals that's in
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Speaker 2: my area that ate my cat or my pet. So
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Speaker 2: but that's a weird I mean, you focus on it
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Speaker 2: because you're saying the people are here and they're doing
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Speaker 2: these things. But this is sort of one of those
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Speaker 2: viral moments that has spawned off of this with folks
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Speaker 2: on the left that seem to think it's really funny
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Speaker 2: that people that Trump was talking about it, other people
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Speaker 2: are talking about it. It was your pet that got eaten.
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Speaker 2: You wouldn't find it funny at all. But anyway, and
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Speaker 2: I don't you know, I know, I've seen the news clips.
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Speaker 2: I've seen the people saying it's happening, and the moderators
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Speaker 2: jumped in to say it's not happening. It's tough to
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Speaker 2: debate three people. Trump managed to hold his own, compose
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Speaker 2: himself for the ninety plus man, I think it went
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Speaker 2: about one hundred minutes. Take out the commercial times, I
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Speaker 2: guess it was about ninety minutes. But composed himself, considering
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Speaker 2: he was really and truly debating three people, he talked
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Speaker 2: most of the time. He filled up his time, and
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Speaker 2: then some Every time he had an opportunity to jump
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Speaker 2: in with more commentary, he did. Harris said nothing about
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Speaker 2: her plans. She did not lay out any specific plans
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Speaker 2: other than to say she's going to give away more
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Speaker 2: taxpayer money to small businesses. She's going to give away
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Speaker 2: more taxpayer money, like that's what she wants to do,
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Speaker 2: and she's just kind of lobbing out a couple of
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Speaker 2: things that sound like, hey, free money. She very much
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Speaker 2: was running a debate for a middle school president. That's
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Speaker 2: what it sounded like. You know, pizza for lunch every day,
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Speaker 2: we're not going to have homework. I'm gonna eliminate homework.
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Speaker 2: And anytime you've got a candidate that just stands up
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Speaker 2: there and promises money, I'm going to give you money.
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Speaker 2: You vote for me, and I'm going to give you money.
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Speaker 2: That's gonna be My plan is to give you money
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Speaker 2: that tells you everything you need to know about her
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Speaker 2: understanding of the way things work as far as trying
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Speaker 2: to rebuild an economy that they have destroyed. I think
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Speaker 2: Trump absolutely thumped her a number of times. I mean,
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Speaker 2: just good solid punches in the nose. My favorite line
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Speaker 2: of the night, the spot run line was great. I
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Speaker 2: thought the best line of the night from him was
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Speaker 2: the line where he just said Biden hates Biden hates
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Speaker 2: her and you could tell that hurt. That was one
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Speaker 2: of those ones that seemed to really her facial expression
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Speaker 2: was not what because there's truth to that. That is
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Speaker 2: information that has been around for a while, all the
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Speaker 2: way back to when apparently he was forced to make
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Speaker 2: the pick of her for vice president. The information that
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Speaker 2: that was leaked that you know, Jill Biden did not
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Speaker 2: want Kamala Harris to be the pick that she apparently
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Speaker 2: hates Kamala even more, and she did not want her
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Speaker 2: to be the pick because of all the negative things
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Speaker 2: that Kamalas said about Joe Biden during their primary debate.
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Speaker 2: So what I told you was the case, she's gonna
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Speaker 2: say whatever she needed to say to try to win
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Speaker 2: votes over in Pennsylvania. That's what she did. She brought
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Speaker 2: up Polish Americans. She tried to tie that into the
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Speaker 2: war in Ukraine, probably, and there were a few where
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Speaker 2: she made comments. Trump came back and gave her the
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Speaker 2: metaphorical choke slam. I really liked the the line about
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Speaker 2: she said she went to Ukraine, she gave them strategy,
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Speaker 2: she told them all the things they could do, and
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Speaker 2: then they went back to Trump and he said yeah.
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Speaker 2: And then three days later they invaded anyway, which is
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Speaker 2: exactly the point to make. You know, you you came in,
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Speaker 2: you gave him advice. It was obviously bad advice because
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Speaker 2: you know, a war started anyway. You know, overall it
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Speaker 2: there were times it all felt really petty. She called
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Speaker 2: for basically not no name calling. Let's move forward with
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Speaker 2: some civil discussion, and then she proceeded to you know,
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Speaker 2: name call and bring up things from his past to
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Speaker 2: try to provoke him, I think the only thing. And
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Speaker 2: I don't know if the line about Biden hates her
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Speaker 2: by the way, I don't know if that was a
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Speaker 2: plan line or if that was just something that just
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Speaker 2: sort of came up as it went on. Maybe she
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Speaker 2: provoked him a little bit too much and that ultimately
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Speaker 2: led to that line. So you know, he was he
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Speaker 2: was in a great opportunity at the end because you know,
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Speaker 2: she just did not cover why she hasn't been doing
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Speaker 2: those things, and I think that really helped a lot.
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Speaker 2: And I guess suspecting that she wasn't going to separate
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Speaker 2: herself much from Biden, although she did say I'm not
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Speaker 2: Joe Biden. And I thought the line too, he said,
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Speaker 2: you know, they threw Biden out like a dog. She
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Speaker 2: didn't get any votes at all. That was another really
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Speaker 2: great line. I do think he could have brought up
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Speaker 2: Lincoln Riley. I don't know why he didn't do that.
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Speaker 2: That would have been good. I think he would have
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Speaker 2: been nice, maybe in the clothes to bring up the
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Speaker 2: fact that she's not having press conferences though, But you know, overall,
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Speaker 2: I mean I would say other than you know, a
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Speaker 2: couple of key moments for him. She had a couple
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Speaker 2: of decent moments, but again they were there was no
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Speaker 2: substance to them. She brought up things from his past
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Speaker 2: that I don't know that anybody really cares about. And she,
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Speaker 2: you know, had a few of those very middle school
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Speaker 2: president moments where you know, why can't we just be
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Speaker 2: nice to each other? You know, everybody wants us to
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Speaker 2: be nice. She did a lot of words sound she
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Speaker 2: just or really not so much that more double speak
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Speaker 2: where she just kind of filled the time out just
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Speaker 2: by rambling on and on and saying the same things
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Speaker 2: over and over again. I think, you know, he he
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Speaker 2: had the he had the I don't expect to see
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Speaker 2: him do it again. I don't. I don't know what
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Speaker 2: the conversation is this morning or what we'll be moving forward.
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Speaker 2: I do think he should have called her out for
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Speaker 2: not doing press conferences. I do think that he, you know,
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Speaker 2: did a great job with that close. Her clothes sounded like,
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Speaker 2: you know, like a job, like somebody was at a
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Speaker 2: job interview, and I know that's kind of what all
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Speaker 2: of this really is. But it was still very generic,
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Speaker 2: very plain. Most of what she said was very generic. Overall.
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Speaker 2: She had a few times I think where she probably
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Speaker 2: landed some punches on him, but it was certainly nothing
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Speaker 2: like the punches that he proceeded to land repeatedly land
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Speaker 2: on her. And I mean he he had some great
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Speaker 2: shots that he took on her. Is this going to
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Speaker 2: have an any sort of an outcome that will decide?
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Speaker 2: I think, if anything, maybe we'll see him get some
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Speaker 2: more points moving forward. I certainly don't think he did
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Speaker 2: anything to hurt himself. I don't think she did anything
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Speaker 2: to help herself. Most of the polls say that people
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Speaker 2: don't understand enough about her positions where she stands on things.
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Speaker 2: I don't think she made that clear. I don't think
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Speaker 2: she was really clear on any of it. She said
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Speaker 2: the things that I think she thinks the people of
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Speaker 2: Pennsylvania want to hear, and that's ultimately what we thought
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Speaker 2: was going to happen last night. But I still I
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Speaker 2: loved his clothes. I thought that was probably the high
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Speaker 2: point of the night, his strongest moment and very well done.
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Speaker 2: Why have you not done these things? Why don't you
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Speaker 2: just go to the White House? And what was his line?
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Speaker 2: He said it wasn't in the clothes, but he said earlier.
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Speaker 2: Why doesn't he go to the White House and wake
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Speaker 2: up her boss who's in bed at four in the
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Speaker 2: afternoon and get some of these things done. That's another
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Speaker 2: one of his really great lines, A nice little punch
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Speaker 2: in the nose. I thought, is it gonna have an impact?
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Speaker 2: Is it gonna move the needle? Maybe a little bit
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Speaker 2: for him? I would think. I don't know that she
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Speaker 2: did anything to really make her case to any of
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Speaker 2: you're having your tattoo placed. Fingers, they say, very concise
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Speaker 2: people would get their fingers tattooed, feet and ankles. People
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Speaker 2: that choose that think that it usually has a larger meaning.
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Speaker 2: But it's also a favorite spot for introverts. That's interesting,
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Speaker 2: risk the most painful place to get inked, and they
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Speaker 2: say they're the most thoughtful of tattoos. I would think
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Speaker 2: that makes sense because it's something that you're going to
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Speaker 2: see a lot of people are going to see when
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Speaker 2: it's on your wrist, your chest. People, especially women, who
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Speaker 2: get tattoos there, usually had a lot of confidence. People
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Speaker 2: that get their tattoos on their back tend to be
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Speaker 2: more mysterious, bold, and don't care what people might think
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Speaker 2: of them ears. They say that's the most hippie like
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Speaker 2: among us. They may not care about showing off as
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Speaker 2: much as simply expressing themselves. So things to consider, Maybe
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Speaker 2: while you're preparing to possibly get inked up, let's talk
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Speaker 2: Halloween because we're now in that phase where we're almost
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Speaker 2: halfway through the month September. Time to start thinking about
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Speaker 2: Halloween costumes. Google Trends is laying out possibly what everyone
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Speaker 2: will be wearing for Halloween this year. And I can
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Speaker 2: tell you, based on my experiences at dragon Con, many
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Speaker 2: of these are very accurate. So we'll run through a few,
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Speaker 2: because a lot of them were showing up as these.
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Speaker 2: I would say that I saw many of these, not
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Speaker 2: all of these, but many of these at dragon Con
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Speaker 2: this year. Dragon Con coverage powered by Columbus State University's
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Speaker 2: co Cola Space Science Center. By the way, all right,
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Speaker 2: let's talk about these things. Beetlejuice. That was the most
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Speaker 2: prominent costume that I saw at dragon Con this year.
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Speaker 2: I guess with the movie obviously now out it was
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Speaker 2: about to come out. One of the hotels, I think
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Speaker 2: it was the Hilton, was just decked out in beetlejuice. Everything.
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Speaker 2: We saw a lot of beetlejuices. They were all over.
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Speaker 2: Have I said it three times yet? There were a
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Speaker 2: lot of them, and I guess we'll probably see a
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Speaker 2: lot of them this year for Halloween. Ghostbusters big again.
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Speaker 2: Obviously we've had now two of the more recent Ghostbusters movies,
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Speaker 2: both of them successful to some degree. Wicked Witches is
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Speaker 2: on the list. You know, witches are more of a
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Speaker 2: Halloween thing, I think than a Dragon Con thing. I
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Speaker 2: guess we probably did see a few Witches though Deadpool
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Speaker 2: and Wolverine. Yes, saw a lot of those at Dragon Con.
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Speaker 2: I would guess we'll probably see some of those inside
24:35
Speaker 2: Out characters like from Inside Out too. We saw those
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Speaker 2: at dragon got some really good ones too. Creepy clowns
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Speaker 2: always a popular thing. Wednesday, Adams continues on Australian Olympic
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Speaker 2: breakdancer Ray Gun. There were a lot of those at
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Speaker 2: Dragon Con. I thought about trying to put a costume
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Speaker 2: together for that myself, and then I realized I can't
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Speaker 2: roll around on the floor very well. It's not going
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Speaker 2: to be good for me. And then it was a
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Speaker 2: lot of a lot more effort that I wanted to
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Speaker 2: put in for just one very seasonal like one time
25:10
Speaker 2: you get a chance for that costume and then it
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Speaker 2: goes away. They said, also, maybe you could expect to
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Speaker 2: see some Taylor Swift, Travis Kelsey's knocking on your door
25:20
Speaker 2: and it is Dallas Cowboy cheerleaders. I don't know why
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Speaker 2: that would be popular this year, but this is based
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Speaker 2: on Google trends, so you might expect to see them
25:28
Speaker 2: showing up at your house. All right, So advice on
25:35
Speaker 2: We talked yesterday about cleaning up your house. Some things
25:38
Speaker 2: that you could do for fall cleaning, not just spring cleaning.
25:42
Speaker 2: So experts are saying that cleaning out your junk drawer
25:47
Speaker 2: is also something you should do. Yesterday I told you
25:49
Speaker 2: that the advice was that you should clean out around
25:52
Speaker 2: your bedroom. Now they're saying clearing the junk drawer, so
25:57
Speaker 2: basically taking time to declutter it is important. And they
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Speaker 2: say there's seven items that you should toss out now
26:05
Speaker 2: because you don't need to save them. Take out utensils,
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Speaker 2: they say, get rid of them, Maybe donate those, you
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Speaker 2: know some of the places that like soup kitchen type
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Speaker 2: places that feed people. That's something that you can do
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Speaker 2: with those rather than just throwing them away. Expired coupons,
26:21
Speaker 2: time for those to go throw them in the recycling.
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Speaker 2: Loose batteries that you aren't sure if they work, if
26:28
Speaker 2: you have a way to test them, you should test
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Speaker 2: them and if they don't work, they should be recycled.
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Speaker 2: As best you can, or ditched pins that if maybe
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Speaker 2: dried up pins that you've had, you know, since the
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Speaker 2: Nixon administration, You should do that. Condiment packets should not
26:45
Speaker 2: be kept for too long. Those things can ultimately leak.
26:47
Speaker 2: You can have some issues with those as well, and
26:49
Speaker 2: they do go bad eventually. Anything we mentioned take out utensils,
26:54
Speaker 2: but napkins and straws. First of all, the straws get
26:57
Speaker 2: used in our house. The napkins also used in our
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Speaker 2: house than any office supplies maybe that you don't use anymore.
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Speaker 2: All that stuff should be cleaned up and read distribute.
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Speaker 2: You could take the office supplies and you know, send
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Speaker 2: them to school, drop them off at a school, drop
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Speaker 2: them off a library, drop them off somewhere where they
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Speaker 2: can get used. But I can't focus enough on the
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Speaker 2: takeout utensils. I'm telling you give them to places where
27:21
Speaker 2: they're going to get used and not just thrown away.
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Speaker 2: That'll do it for this Wednesday edition of the show.
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