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07/14/2023 580 Live with Dale Cooper - Hannah Gardner, Jim Strawn, Jocelyn Crawford, and Woody Woods. · The Dave Allen Show

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It is eight minutes past nine o'clock. You're listening to Father Dalve. I'm
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Dale Cooper. Thank you so much for tuning in from the Palmar Stores studio
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this morning as I'm filling in for Dave Allen. Dave, we'll be back
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on Monday. He's just off for one day and so Dave we'll be back
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on Monday. I appreciate you hanging out here with me today. We're gonna
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have a good show coming up where you we're gonna talk about our dot me
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Please pet of the Week coming up here in just a moment. Jim Strawn
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will drop by for his Friday check in on Live on the Levee as it
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fires back up for this weekend. We'll find out what's going on music wise
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tonight on the Levee and see what the weather's supposed to do. I think
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we're going to be in pretty good shape as as far as that goes.
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And we're also going to have on the Frog and we're gonna talk about the
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four h fair that's coming up at the camp and Vergil Tate this weekend.
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We're gonna talk about that a little bit. And also what he woods is
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going to join me. He's gonna have to do it by the phone.
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He was gonna come in and be my guest co host this morning, but
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he had some stuff come up around his house, and so what he's going
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to join me on the phone. There's been some movement on what he's end
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of things here in our family of stations in Charleston. The Beat formerly ninety
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eight seven The Beat is now one oh seven three the Beat, which means
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that he's about tripled his reach. I'm going to talk to Woody about that
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a little bit. And one world's going on with ninety eight seven. There's
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a little bit of a mystery there, so we might get into that just
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You can also send us a text message this morning, of course.
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nine three five zero zero eight is the number that you can use to text
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us any questions or comments or anything like that that you have as well.
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But let's let's not bury the lead here a little bit. We want to
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talk about our pet of the week this week, and uh and it is
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a doggy that we're gonna be talking about. We're gonna thought to hand and
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now from the Canal Humane Society to talk about our adopt me please pet of
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the week HANDA good morning. How you doing this morning? I'm good.
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How are you? I'm doing very well. Appreciate you coming on with us
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as always to talk about the pet that we're trying to adopt this. We
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can tell us a little bit about this pooch that we have this week.
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It you started your text message with is that the dog's name? Yes?
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Okay, I thought maybe she was smiling wild for the picture. So our
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dog's name is Cheese. Tell us a little bit about cheese. Yeah.
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So she came in from another shelter and she had cargo when she initially came
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in along with twenty some other dogs, and then she we did treat her.
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She's available, she's healthy, she's great now. M but she does
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have demodex, which is the skin issue that is not contagious or anything to
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humans or other animals or anything like that. So she just needs some TLC.
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She just needs to be in a home where she can run and play
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and also get the care that you know her skin is needing right now.
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But she is one years old. She's not fixed yet, but she will
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be. And we are having Whissel till the end of the month. So
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I believe the thirties first I think of this month. So we are having
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twenty five dollars adoptionshels. So any of our adults dogs that are over six
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months are included in a special and also our captain kittens. Puppies not included
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unless they are like part of the cargo babies or something like that, So
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you'll just have to ask us about the puppies if you're interested in any of
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those. But she is a sweet girl and she does amazing with other dogs,
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and she loves dogs so much that she can be pretty rough, So
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she would need someone who like another sibling, for sure, would be great
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for her, but someone who's equally as energetic and equally wants to play and
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just an all around great dogs with the With the skin disorder that she has,
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is that something that requires continuous medical attention or anything like that, or
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is it just she looks a little different. No, um, So it's
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basically like a type of might that lives in the hair follicles and stuff.
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So it's just something that you just need to get very a little bit of
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TLC for um. It's not anything that's like life long. It just she
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can needs to get treated and get her hair to grow back, that's really
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all. And that's currently what we're doing. And her hair is already starting
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to go back, so she is already on the way to success. For
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that. Well, that's that's the best possible news. So we're really talking
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about a pretty sweet dog here who's already been taking care of her Well,
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a little bit of a rough player, you said, but that's just because
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she's so happy in dealing with other dogs, I guess. Yes, Yes,
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she does love other dogs. We chat her in our playgroups and stuff
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like that, and she absolutely has a black she'll run, soun, he'll
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play, and she does it with the other dogs, not just like on
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her own. So she definitely would thrive in a home that has another energetics
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dog and maybe even a yard where she can run around in because she definitely
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has that energy. She's still a puppy um. She hasn't really had she's
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been sick for a while, as you know, it's cargo and everything.
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She hasn't really had that chance to get out and run around and stuff like
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that other than just a few times a day. So she really could use
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someone who is even if even if you don't have another dog, even if
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you're just like a hiker or an inventor or something like that, she would
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be really good for that as well. But yes, she is a great
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all around dog and she does love other dogs and She absolutely loves people too,
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and I don't know how anyone could pass up those pretty, pretty icy
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blue eyes. That's so sweet. If folks are interested in cheese, because
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she does have and we have her picture up on social media. You can
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check it out on Twitter and on Facebook you can see the picture of cheese.
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If folks are interested in cheese, and I know you gotta be because
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this is one pretty dog. How would they come on down to take a
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look and or contact if they had any other questions? Yeah, they are
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more than welcomes to. Just come on up to the shelter is one way
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and just let us so that you want to adopt, or you can also
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just call us three or four three four two one pave seven six and just
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let us know that you're interested in cheese or that you just want to straight
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up adopt cheese. And you can do that over the stone as well.
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But she is very very sweet, and we hope that she does adopted.
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We do as well because we like having that. We like having that kind
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of mission statement here to help adopt out some of these these puppies that we
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talk about and cats sometimes that we talk about, and we hope that we
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get on the straight and narrow there. So Hannah, thank you so much
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for coming on today and telling us about Cheese. I know that folks will
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be clamoring to check her out themselves once they see just how cute this dog
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is. We rely phrase your time this morning, Hannah and telling us that
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about our adopt me please bet of the week, Thank you, thank you
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very much. We'll talk to you next week. That's Hannah from the Canal
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Humane Society talking about Cheese. You can check out Cheese down there today,
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the dog, not the not the the food product, and you can go
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down there today or give him a call if you have any questions. But
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that's that's such a sweet dog. Just in case you missed, Dave did
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send out a picture of the dog earlier. If you're used to those channels,
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I did just resend them out on the WCHS social media. So that's
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on both Facebook and on Twitter. You can see a picture of Cheese now
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if you would like to do that before we before we take a break,
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well we might as well go ahead and talk to Jim Strong. Jim's in
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studio now and Live on the Levee is firing back up this weekend after a
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little bit of a time off. How you doing this morning, Coop.
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I'm well, you're doing okay, buddy, man, I'm okay. Man.
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It's another stormy weekend. But I hope, I hope, I hope
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it holds off a little bit tonight. But yeah, I'm doing well.
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Many coming through the other side of regatta summers in full swing with the heat
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anyway, now that's for sure. You know you're doing okay. Yeah,
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I'm doing great. Great, you look great. Reset button. I took,
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you know, without the Levy last Friday. I went down south,
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got a little sun, rode my bike a little bit, swam a little
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bit, ate some fish, a little bit nice. It feels good.
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I got back last night and ready to, like I said, hit the
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reset button. Here we go. The Moses Auto Group Live on Levy is
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returning. I just want to say thanks. So we basically we've never done
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this, Coop. We took a break mid season. We have really truly
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never done that. And I remember last year the friday after the regatta.
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I woke up Friday morning and I remember feeling it. I'm like, wow,
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we have to have fun again, and it was like a fun hangover.
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But we really imagine how we felt having so much fun, But imagine
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how the city services workers felt working basically twenty four seven for five straight days.
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Right, So we gave them a break, and I think the fans
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a break too. So I think it was a good decision and it's great
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to be back again. Tonight we're going to get things rolling down at Haddad
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Riverfront Park with season nineteen. We're calling it week number six of the Moses
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Auto Group Live a Levy. We're just remind folks we're gonna kind of stop
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a little earlier this year. August eighteenth will be the final night, but
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we'll get things started tonight as we always do right at six thirty. We're
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pretty sharp to get things going. But it's gonna be kind of an interesting
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fun night. We have a group at six thirty. You have to come
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down just to see them, right, they hear them? Who calls themselves
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the Dinosaur Verbs and the Infidel Phonics. Infidel phonics. Man, that's that's
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a mouthful. That's pretty good. You noticed I didn't, I let you
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say, noticed how I was working on it all the all morning. I
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was my mirror exercises. It's the Infidel Phonics, infidel Phonics, Infidels,
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and the Dinosaur Verbs. But they're they're a West Virginia a group and I
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think there's three or four of them. They're they're from there's a group member
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from Morgantown in Fayetteville and Huntington and Charleston. So they've covered the state pretty
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good and they'll get things rolling at six thirty. They describe themselves on Facebook
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is intergalactic snack wraps and heavy beats. Can you describe yourself like that?
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All you know is it's going to be fine. It doesn't necessarily uh matter,
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It's just going to be you know, it's gonna be a fun night.
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The weather looks like it's going to cooperate. It really looks like a
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really nice night. About eighty degrees, no rain. I think there might
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be a little rain early this afternoon, but nothing really tonight. Should be
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a nice little breeze off the the Mighty Kanala River and six thirty to seven
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thirty Dinosaur Burps and then at seven forty five taken center stage on the shoon
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Bomb stage down it had at Riverfront Park. Jim Pollock and Alie Fletcher.
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I believe they're from the Huntington area. Describes himself as he likes to play
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some semi loud music and he wants to be a rock star someday, so
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he sounds fun as well, and it should be just one of those interesting
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evenings where you just come down. I think these guys play some alternative things,
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some of their own original stuff. It's just you know, fun,
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fun rocks, some crazy things. I think it's just one of those nights
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where you go, wow, look at that group. They're pretty interesting.
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They'll be entertaining. But as most people say, it, just come down.
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Yeah, be with your neighbors again, hang out, get a spirited
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beverage. Delicious food vendors. This year we've been we've been getting rave reviews
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with our food vendors down on the boulevard and they're just lined up and down
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all the way from Quart Street. There's tons of there's so many and it
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smells so good when you're over there. Delightful, yeah, no doubt delightful.
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So you know, we always say it the music is important, but
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not all that important. Yeah, I mean, yeah, the music's there.
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You got the vendors there. If you want to take a stroll down
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one of the side streets, and there's there's businesses and places down through there
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you can check out, you get some ice cream, coffee somewhere. That's
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good. It's great. It's it's it takes the whole block of downtown and
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turns it into like a little social gathering and it's pretty good. And yeah,
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if you have two and three year olds, they'll enjoy it. Isn't.
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My daughter's five. She went to the last time I went, she
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had a blast a little bit. There's some rides over there for the kids
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and they just enjoy the music too. And and of course if you know
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anywhere from five to eight or nine or ten, and you know your numbers,
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I'm always looking for tickup pullers, and so they can help me with
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the the fifty to fifty, which we do the fifty to fifty about eight
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thirty five every night, guys. And that fifty to fifty is for the
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great cause, we know, great fun for a great cause and help those
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five inner city charities every Friday evening with selling fifty fifty tickets. So thanks
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to everybody that's really supported that. Over the nineteen plus years, we've raised
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one hundred and fifteen thousand dollars Coop in the previous times, that's a lot
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of money for We help folks who may need a bite to eat in a
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place to lay their head at night. That's what we do for the fifty
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to fifty drawing. And we have five city inner city charities that help us
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with that. So yep, So we're having the charities tonight. We're having
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some food, we're having some beverages, and we're having music with Dinosaur Burps
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at six thirty and Jim Pollock and Alie Fletcher at seven forty five. They'll
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do two forty five minute sets. As always, we get done about nine
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thirty live on the Levy Charleston dot com Live on the Levy Charleston dot com
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to learn more about our partners and our sponsors and the lineup, and then
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just the tease. I'll be back next week. I think Dave will be
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here next week, right, but next week Coop we have that fleet with
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Yeah, I'm looking forward to it. I'm talking to them. Maybe we
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can. I'm not going to say anything. Maybe we can already on I'm
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already out there now. I'm thinking about maybe seeing if we can maybe get
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them in here. I'll bring them on in here. That'd be great,
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and maybe the morning or the afternoon show, wellcome in on hot line as
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well. We'll find a way to make that. We'll find a way to
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I'm working on it right now. Brother, So I'm on a record.
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I just wanted to go on. See when I'm on record, I tend
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to do I tend to do more things when I'm on record, get things
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done, yeah, because then you have yourself out there right at myself as
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out Yeah, that's the chains. Don't came up away right. Yeah.
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I appreciate you, and I appreciate the WCHS TV eight and Talk Radio fifty
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eight and all the stations over here with w BRC. You guys have been
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a great partner and appreciate you. COUP and hopefully see you all the fans
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back down at Live on LEVI tonight, had Ad river Front Park. We'll
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get things rolling at six thirty. Buddy sounds great. Jo. Appreciate it,
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man, all right, appreciate Ju'm live on the levy. You're listening
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to five eighty live. You want to check that out. Don't forget there's
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and take a break now. When we come back, we're going to talk
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Looking forward. Now coming up in just a few minutes, we're going to
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talk to Woody Woods. He's made a big move over on the Beat.
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They're no longer ninety eight seven, they're now one oh seven three. One
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of the biggest sticks in the state is what Woody Woods is on now with
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the Beat, and so we're gonna talk to what do you a little bit
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about what that move means for him and also what's happened to his old signal
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over at ninety eight seven. Inquiring minds want to know. I don't know
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if we're going to find out right away, but we'll see what's going on
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over there. So that's coming up a little bit later on, and that'll
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leave plenty of opportunity. If you want to call in, you're welcome with
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any Friday toppy. If you want to call in and do something happy and
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nice, you're more than welcome to do that. If you have another topic
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you want to get in. Maybe you're worried you won't be able to get
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in on hoppy Steam releasing, you want to do it on a little smaller
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scale here. You're welcome to give us a call and do that as well.
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Three zero four three four five fifty eight fifty eight three zero four three
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four five fifty eight fifty. I have a mic that keeps on falling on
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me in here, so I'm trying to get that situated before I go to
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Jocelyn. Okay, I think we could do that. Now, let's go
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ahead and bring one from four H. I'm looking forward to talking about the
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fair that's coming up at Camp Virgil Tate next weekend. Jocelyn Crawford is joining
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us now this morning to talk a little bit about that. Joscelyn, good
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morning. How are you doing this morning? I'm good, Good morning too,
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How are you? I am doing very well. Appreciate you taking some
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time with us to come on to talk about four H and the the affair
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that's coming up at camp and Virgil Tate next weekend. I've been reading about
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this thing this morning and all the different things that's going on being I was.
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I was a Scout when I was younger. I was in uh wee
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Blows and boy Scouts and when I was younger, so I had a little
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bit of the background on some of the nature stuff. But over the years,
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and especially as I've been on the radio and i've and I've done some
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stuff with four HUM, I am amazed at everything that four H does and
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just how large of an organization it is. You have like what three and
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a half million members, five half a million volunteers or something like this.
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Four H is where it's at. Yes, absolutely, four EACH is an
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internation youth organization that focuses on youth development. So that's basically helping kids find
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things that they enjoy and then work to help them become better at those things.
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So a lot of people think about four H ASUM raising animals, right,
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So a lot of people ask me, oh, well, you're in
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Thoreace. Do y'all race pigs. I'm like, yeah, sure, we
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race pigs, but we also do robotics. We also teach kids how to
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cook, we teach kids leadership skills, and West Virginia has a huge four
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H program, like tons of kids participate and we have UM camps in almost
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every single county each summer in West Virginia. So four H has a little
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bit of everything for every single kid from age five all the way up through
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age twenty one. I'm very much considering getting the clover Bud program as the
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program that for five to seven year olds. I'm very much considering getting my
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daughter, she just turned five. I'm very much considering getting her into this.
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All of these things that you guys specialize in and teach and the continuing
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things, those are all the things that she really loves. The peaks into
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stem and the outdoor stuff, these are all things that she loves to do.
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She's hands on, she loves animals, she loves science stuff and outdoor
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stuff. I think she would fit right in. Yes, absolutely, and
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we do. In Kanawk County have four each clubs that are going to start
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meeting again in October. So there's lots of information. If you just google
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WVU Extension Kanaw County and take you to the first the first link will take
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you to our page, but there's information about four each clubs. But if
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you're not in Kanawk County, there are all of our surrounding counties and in
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every County in West Virginia, there are four EACH clubs that kids can join,
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and again that starts about October first, And there has been studies and
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people that have taken a look back at kids that have been enrolled in four
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Each and studies show that FOURACH members do better in school. They're more motivated
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to help others, they feel safe to try new things, they have a
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better self esteem, and have relationships. Of course, because it's a kid
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networking. You know, the bunch of kids that you meet at these things,
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you might end up going to school with them, or they go to
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a school across town, or you run into them, you know, playing
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sports somewhere later on. I mean, these relationships last for a long time.
22:00
It's a great opportunity for children. Yes, absolutely. And I actually
22:04
grew up in Knaw County for eight and then I was a teacher for eight
22:10
years and I've actually come back to be the four H agent in Knaw County.
22:14
So a lot of those relationships that I built with, you know,
22:18
people my own age, not just that, but older adults who now work
22:22
with me as volunteers. I mean, those are you know, wonderful bonds
22:25
that I have made over a lifetime and so four eighth, you're right,
22:29
is exactly that's kid networking and you know, finding those things that you enjoy
22:33
and that you can become better at for sure. Jocen Crawford joining me from
22:37
four h we're talking about the four h Fair that's coming up at Camp Virtual
22:40
Tate next weekend starts a week from today, that's next Friday, the fair
22:44
begins, and this is the first day is sort of setting the stage for
22:48
the rest of the weekend. Can you kind of walk me through a little
22:49
bit of the events it's going to happen next weekend? Sure? Absolutely,
22:52
so. Um we this is our second year trying out the Camp Virtual Tate
22:59
four age Fair, and so we're doing it bigger and better this year.
23:03
So Friday is actually our day for people to drop off four each projects.
23:07
So if you have a kid who has been enrolled in four each and they've
23:11
been working on a four each project, then in exhibit through the year,
23:15
they'll drop it off at Can't Virtualtate. But this is also a time for
23:18
all of our community members. And so when we say community, we don't
23:22
just mean people in Knaw County. It can be people in Putnam County.
23:25
Boom County, Fayette County. But we have open competitions that people can compete
23:30
in, and so our open competitions are based goods, so anything that you
23:34
can bake, brownies, cakes, cookies, canned goods, soap, pickles,
23:40
tomato, sauces, canned fruit, flowers, produce arts and crafts,
23:45
and then we also have a quilt show that we have had preregistration for.
23:49
So all of these things will be dropped off next Friday, July twenty first,
23:56
between three and six pm. So that's how we get the fair kicked
24:00
off. So that's going to kick off the big weekend. And I love
24:03
the thing. I love that you have the open competition with arts and crafts,
24:06
big goods, can goods, flowers, proto squilts. If you ever
24:08
need anyone to volunteer to help taste any of these, I'm your person.
24:11
Just let me know and I'll be glad to from anyone the hat. I
24:15
love doing stuff like that. On Saturday, it's going to be a big
24:19
day. So Saturday is a huge day. The fair opens at ten am.
24:22
It's going to go to four I think, is that right? Yes,
24:25
it's ten am to four pm, and everything is free all the activities
24:29
and things that we're doing on Saturday is free. So we have everything from
24:33
live music to heritage craft demonstrations. Our Elk Valley Shammarks for each club is
24:38
going to do a corn roast. We've got a heritage or an antique tractor
24:44
show that's going to happen. The Canaw Valley Astronomical Society is actually going to
24:49
do a solar telescope demonstration that you can go up to the Breezy Point Observatory
24:55
there it can't virtualtate and actually look at the sun through a special telescope.
24:59
We've got claw with the West Virginia Mountain Valley Cloggers UM. We have someone
25:03
who's doing a living history presentation as Mary draper Ingalls UM a couple of times
25:07
on Saturday, so there is something for everybody. And then in addition to
25:12
that will have UM some activities for younger kids. And you know, if
25:15
you just want to spend time outside, you can bring your fishing pole and
25:19
go fishing in the pond there. It can't virgiltate UM. So there will
25:22
be something for everybody in the whole family. And I love this because i
25:26
know what I'm gonna do with my kid next weekend. So my plans are
25:29
already stacked. This fits right in her alley. So things wrap up on
25:32
Sunday, Sunday, the twenty third, and uh, that's and this is
25:34
this is what I know four h ward when I first was exposed sort of
25:37
the four ches that the small animal shows and that's something that uh that's usually
25:41
at a lot of the fairs and the camps and things like that, and
25:44
the the kids really take pride in that. So that's going to happen on
25:48
Sunday this week and again the uh the uh it opens at ten am again
25:52
on Sunday, is that right? Well, so we're starting at noon and
25:56
that now you're good, right exactly. Um, So we're having m a
26:00
pet show and that is open to every kid age five to seventeen. And
26:06
it's going to be an open pet show. Um. And so there's more
26:08
details again on our extension website about like what kind of documentation you need to
26:14
bring with your pet. But um, we are not judging on the quality
26:18
of the animal. We're judging on the showmanship. So kids can even bring
26:22
their stuffed animal. So if you've got a stuff a stuffed bear, a
26:25
stuff cat and you want to come and tell us about your your stuffed animal,
26:29
you can also do that as well, and we're giving out ribbons.
26:32
Um. So that's the pet show that's going to start at noon. Registration
26:34
starts at eleven thirty UM, and then later in the afternoon we're going to
26:38
have our four each small animal show. So this is just for kids who
26:41
have registered to take a four each project and we are just doing um,
26:45
rabbits, goats, and chickens. So we don't have the big live struct
26:51
show like you have at the State Fair, Like we don't have the lamas
26:53
and the cattle in the big but we have our small animals with our for
26:56
each kids, well the open show for then the four h animal So that's
27:00
just great because it gets everyone involved and you get to see, you know
27:03
what. My kid would probably present one of her like my little Ponies or
27:07
something and do a great job. But I might have to ask her if
27:10
she wants to do that, because I think she would do pretty well with
27:11
it, absolutely absolutely. What we're looking for again is those public speaking skills
27:17
that we work on a lot in forage. We're looking for kids who can,
27:21
you know, present what they have an answer questions. So again,
27:23
it's not necessarily you know, how great is your my little pony? How
27:27
can you answer questions to the judge as about your pet that you've brought.
27:30
I think that she would do that. This sounds like a great time.
27:33
I know that it's a great time for AGE. Is such a wonderful,
27:36
wholesome event for kids to get involved with and teach us so many different life
27:40
skills that they can carry with them. So I encourage everyone to check it
27:42
out. I'm going to take my daughter see if she likes it. If
27:45
everything works out next weekend, then that's something I'm planning on signing or up
27:48
for because I think it's going to fit perfectly within her extracurricular activities. Josh,
27:52
and I appreciate you coming on today and telling us about this is This
27:55
sounds like a great event, and I know that our folks are going into
27:59
a go into it. Yes, absolutely, and we will have more information
28:03
about what H is and how to get your kids signed up for for H
28:07
at the fair. If you come, we'll have lots of flyers, lots
28:08
of people who can answer questions. I'll search you out and say howdy,
28:11
I'll see you there next weekend. This is going to be for the four
28:15
h fair coming up at Camp Provigiltate next weekend, starting on Saturday. You
28:18
can go to the Canal Extension for four h You can do a search for
28:22
that and find out over there read about it. You can also do that
28:23
search on Facebook and get linked to it that way. Johnthan, thanks so
28:27
much for your time this one. I appreciate you coming on and tell us
28:30
about this. Yes, absolutely, thank you so much. You guys have
28:32
a wonderful day. You do the same. Thanks so much for your time.
28:33
That's Jocelyn Crawford from for H and Man, I'd love for H and
28:37
I'm really looking forward to getting see my daughter out there, and I think
28:41
that she's going to really take to it. What he was has been on
28:42
hold for a few minutes. We do have to take a commercial breakthough,
28:45
so Woody hold on for two more minutes. We're gonna take a quick commercial
28:48
break. We'll come back. We're going to talk about what in the heck
28:49
you what in the heck you did to the beat Man, because now you
28:52
can hear it all over southern West Virginia, and I think that's a good
28:55
thing. We're gonna hear about that a little bit more when we come back.
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thank you so much for tuning in today. What he was is joining me
32:34
on the phone now. And I've been trying to keep track of all the
32:37
stuff that's going on around the radio ranch man, and I saw a big
32:40
video that you put out the other night and was showing the strength of your
32:45
signal. Man. You're taking over southern and central West Virginia. Woody,
32:47
what's how you doing this morning? I'm good, brother. How about yourself?
32:51
I'm doing all right? Is your baby okay? By the way,
32:53
she's laying in bed. She's been doing up all night. So I've been
32:55
up all night. Let us shut up to Taptuli on the seeping about twelve
33:00
thirty afternoon to get it right. There we go thinking about you, man.
33:06
I hope everything's all right, But man, tell me what is going
33:07
on with one oh seven three the beat Man? You got a big stick
33:12
now out there flaming through West Virginia. Yeah, the Overlander. How many
33:16
times I'm gonna say ninety eight point seven? I know, man, it's
33:21
hard, it's hard to bury. How many years of saying that? How
33:24
many years? How many years now? I think Kid Connelly and dol Shahan
33:29
shout out to guys were starting to beat They hired me in nineteen ninety nine,
33:32
So twenty three and four years a fan ninety eight point seven to dat.
33:37
But at this moment ninety eight I don't know what they're playing on ninety
33:42
eight point seven to be What does all that? I know? Man,
33:45
I didn't heard two part. I hadn't heard Motley Crewe, I didn't heard
33:50
it goes from wrap to like twenties barbershop music. I don't know what in
33:53
the world's going on over there. There seems to be a theme, but
33:57
I can't quite pick up on it yet. Man, I'm still trying to
34:00
learn it. Man, it's it's still weird to me. But shout out
34:02
to them guys over at uh ninety eight point seven to be whatever I mean,
34:07
Well, ninety eight point seven, whatever you're doing, keep doing it.
34:09
We're gone. I figured maybe to check in next week, like Monday
34:13
morning or something like that. Maybe things will change by it than I don't
34:15
know. You might find something out over there. But tell me, tell
34:17
me about the play. There's something I know. There's some things you can't
34:21
overly talk about. But tell me how excited you are to be one this
34:23
bigger, bigger signal for one of seven three. I know this is something.
34:27
I mean. The beat has been kind of the little engine that could,
34:30
as far as a signal goes here in the Canall Valley for a long
34:34
time, always kind of pulling more than your weight. Well now you got
34:38
now you got the the artillery to go with the reputation. Well, people
34:43
acting like what do this really mean? I'm like, yo, Because the
34:46
ninety eight point seventh signals about six hundred ways there's one or seven three signal
34:52
is about fifty thousand. Watch, so I put it in if you got
34:54
six hundred dollars or you got fifty thousand dollars, if you got yeah,
34:59
I'm gonna take the figure thousand dollars. What in my eyes, Cooper,
35:01
Oh, it just means we can help more people. We reach more people
35:05
who're going to help more people. Would I've been getting calls and texts like
35:07
Boone County, Logan, some parts of asshlin Kentucky, some parts of Ohio,
35:15
Putnam County was strong o'kill Beckley. We reached a lot of counties and
35:20
that means we can just get out and do what the Beat does. Nothing's
35:22
going to really change in our end of what we do in the community.
35:27
We're just gonna be out and to give us more reach to communities to help
35:30
help help our community. That's what we're all about, man. And honestly,
35:34
that's what I really love about this thing is that if anybody knows what
35:37
he's done over the Beat for forever and ever, and he's he's always been
35:38
kind of a partner on this show where we talk to what he on all
35:42
the things he's doing, because he's so community focused everything that that the Beat
35:45
does over there. It's all about lifting up the community, whether it's younger
35:47
folks or the adult listeners, whoever it is, it's all about lifting up
35:51
the community. And you've always well serviced your community, but now your community
35:54
is bigger, and that could only be a good thing, not only for
35:57
the Beat, but also for these communities, the outreaches that are gonna benefit
36:00
not only for listening to you know, great music and programming and stuff,
36:04
but exactly what it means to have the Beat is part of your community,
36:07
because that does mean a lot, no doubt. Brother, Like we say,
36:09
we're not just a radio stage, and we are family. And I
36:12
really believe that every listener that tuned in, you are part of our family.
36:16
And we were just out to do what we're supposed to do. Man,
36:20
it's not about me, it's not about you, it's about us.
36:22
And now we can reach more of us. We can really go out and
36:27
do what we're supposed to do, do God's work and get in these streets
36:30
and help people. And and like you said, you're gonna get some good
36:34
music. You're gonna get some some people that's coming back. You're gonna hear
36:37
some familiar voices over on one on seventy three, you're gonna hear some new
36:39
voices and hopefully I still got a job on Monday. I hopefully you will
36:44
hear me on Monday from three to seven, and we just gonna have fun.
36:47
Man. It's all about fun. It's all about family, and it's
36:51
all about uplifting. That's where we're about, man. Now on one on
36:53
seventy three, the new signal is called the new one on seven three to
36:57
beat. We just really outside, mister coup for what they say, we
37:00
outside doing a lot from the streets, right we outside, man, and
37:07
I'm excited. It was a long time coming, a long time coming.
37:09
It was a lot of planning, a lot of strategy going uh, the
37:14
flipping a radio station, a lot of hard work because people don't understand,
37:17
like everything that that was on ninety eight seven has to go away and you
37:22
have to. You have to rebuild one on seven three with your voice,
37:27
your imaging commercials uh. I probably, Donna, I'm probably gonna say ninety
37:32
eight point seven one hundred times within the next week, but eventually it's gonna
37:37
be one on seven three to beat, And I'm excited to find out what's
37:40
going on ninety eight point seven. It's kind of like your kid going to
37:45
college and you get to see what's gonna happen with ninety eight point seven.
37:47
Yeah, yeah, that is the truth, because there's there is definitely something
37:51
crazy going on over there. Just briefly before I cut your loose with I
37:53
had a Thursday night, you have the Triple D. Last night we had
37:58
some weather that kind of interrupted that thing. But for the folks that listen
38:00
to five eighty love that maybe isn't sure what you're doing out there. Triple
38:04
D's a relatively new thing that the beats doing. What is it they usually
38:06
do on Thursday nights? Oh, we all at the prestigious Red Carpet Lounge
38:10
that's on Charleston's Bastin And it's just and if you've never been to the Rand
38:14
Carpet Lounge, the Red Carpet Lounge is like a melting pot of Charleston.
38:17
You've got politicians, you've got the regular people. You've got rich people,
38:22
you have poor people who had white people, you have black people, you
38:25
got little people who got small people. But we call the things on Triple
38:30
D and not what you're thinking like Triple D is drinking, dancing and dinner.
38:35
Paum Greco of the Rand Carpet. He switches to dinner up every Thursday.
38:38
Last night was it was crab cakes. They had crab cakes. And
38:43
the dinners sell out, like I'm talking about past So if you're trying to
38:45
get to dinner, you want to call the Rand Carpet early and get into
38:49
that. But next week we had to cancel yesterday due to the storm.
38:52
So next next week we're gonna go Thursday and Fridays to be Triple D Thursdays
38:57
and Triple D Friday. So it's we two days at the Red Carpet next
39:01
week. My brother, I've heard so much about it. It's a relatively
39:04
new thing, but it's already taken off, and now even more people are
39:07
going to hear about it because you're on such a larger signal. On one
39:09
of seven three one of seven three. The beat is where you can find
39:12
what he was in the beat, d D in the morning and stay tuned.
39:15
We're from one to understand of the little bit the wood, he tells
39:17
me every once in a while. From one understand, maybe there's some some
39:21
other big news coming up. One of seven three to beat within the next
39:24
you know, several weeks or so, so you might want to stay tuned
39:28
to that station for some some more big news. It's gonna it's gonna be
39:30
fun. People. It's trying to buckle up the seat belt and enjoy the
39:35
ride because we outside with it, hearing me cool and cool before you give
39:38
me off. Yeah, when we talk about our sixteen annual backpack Giveaway that's
39:42
coming up all the seventeen Thursday, I was just gonna ask you if there's
39:46
anything else you wanted to talk about. So, yeah, let's talk about
39:49
the backpack because I know we talk about servicing the community. This is one
39:52
of the things you do, no doubt. Man, it's sixteen years strong
39:55
that we we what sixteen years ago we learned that some teen struggle with school
40:00
supplies. And we're not about having handouts. We're about having hand uffs.
40:05
You know what I'm saying. Sometimes you just you just need somebody to push
40:07
you up a little bit. So our sixteenth annual Backpack Giveaway that's going to
40:12
happen Thursday, August the seventeenth. I think I got that date right.
40:15
Let think it's allus. Let me look, well, that's what there's that
40:17
Thursday. Let me look cool, right, let me look August. There's
40:22
Thursday August seventeen, the seventeen, and we do it outside the radio station
40:28
at eleven eleven Virginia Street. Piece. It's absolutely free. We partner up
40:31
with community partners, Uh Todd Judy Ford is always there for us. We
40:37
partner up a lot of people on the our parking lot and you get a
40:40
backpack fully loaded with school supplies. Now this year is cool. It might
40:45
be more electronics in the backpack because that's the way school is gone. School
40:49
is going. You might have headphones, you might have chargers in there,
40:55
just the stuff. We put a post on Facebook because we want to make
41:00
or we're giving out stuff that people need. We don't want them to put
41:02
stuff in a bag that just sit on people counters. So we put a
41:06
post out on Facebook and ask the teachers what does these kids need? So
41:10
I'm excited about our sixteenth and your backpack giveaway. That's August seventeenth. That's
41:15
a Thursday from kindergarten to the twelfth grade. Please come. It's absolutely free,
41:21
and not only we give a backpack out, but we have a party
41:23
on the parking lot. Man. We get to see these young folks come
41:27
through. We encourage them about school, we encourage them about life, and
41:30
this is a good time. It's a good two hours that we get to
41:34
actually meet our family members, hug them, give them free t search,
41:37
high five them, encourage them. So our love. Or if you need
41:39
a backpack or if you don't need a backpack, just come out and hang
41:43
out with us Thursday, August seventeen for our sixteenth and your backpack giveaway.
41:47
Man, that is great stuff. The backpack always coming, always great for
41:52
the community. Coming up on August seventeenth, that's on a Thursday. It's
41:55
gonna be the sixteenth time that we've done that, So you want to keep
41:58
keep an eye out for that and we'll make will tell you about it.
42:00
TREMONI of it wchs as time goes along. Whatdy, I appreciate your time
42:04
this morning. I know you got to take care of your kid. But
42:06
congratulations on the move over to one to seven three the beat and what that
42:09
means for you and your station. And we're going to be listening very closely
42:15
because we know that some big things are coming. But what do he thinks
42:16
for your Tom Man, hey man, appreciate you. Thanks for your help
42:20
for making this switch. Man, I really do. Thank you brother.
42:22
No problem, man, I'll talk to you later on. Yes, sir,
42:23
all right, that's whatdy woods from one oh seven three of the beat.
42:27
I still don't know what's going on over there at the ninety eight seven.
42:29
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42:30
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and I'm Dale Cooper thinks so much for tuning in this morning. I'm filling
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in for Dayvalent just this one day. Day will be back on Monday.
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Already had a jam pack show today. We've talked about our Adopt Me Please
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Pet of the Week. That's Cheese by the way cheese is featured on our
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cheese or one of her one of her mates over there, you're more than
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welcome to do that. Jim Stron told us about Live on the Levy.
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We had Joscelyn Crawford here for the four h fair that's coming up next weekend,
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and what he woulds checked in to tell us about what's going on with
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one oh seven three the beat. He's moved to a big signal now and
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there's some craziness going on over at the ninety eight seven the former beat.
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That's that's going through something. You gotta check it out. Maybe you can
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pick up on the theme. There's a theme going on over there. I
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think I can't quite put my finger on. It might give you a hint
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on what's what might be in store in the near future over on that station.
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So that's ninety eighty seven the Beat to where there's a big question mark
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right now wrapping up the show here the morning a couple of things I wanted
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to tell you about before we before we wrap it up, and I'm going
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to subject our producer Jeff to some of the questions that I had for Woody
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that you know how Dave likes to do, like the ten questions, add
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a few questions that I that I set aside to ask Woody, but he
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wasn't able to make it in. I didn't want to do it over the
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phone, so I'm going to put Jeff to the test instead. We'll do
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that here in just a few minutes. But let me tell you about what's
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coming up this weekend on five ad W CHS. If you're like me,
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you've been waiting for the baseball season to get back into the swing of things.
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Reds baseball debuts or debuts, but it comes back tonight. It will
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be seven o'clock right here on five ad WCHFS after the sports line Tomorrow night
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at six forty and then at one ten one Sunday afternoon, the Reds are
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taking on the Brewers again three straight games. The Reds are up one in
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their division right now after the All Star break. That means that the result
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of this division series to kick off the second half of the season. The
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Reds could come out of it up before or they could come out of a
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worst case scenario down by two. So we want to see what happens with
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the Cincinnati Reds. Of course, with Elie Day, La Cruz and Matt
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McLean and an abbott on, all these guys that are leading the charge of
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the new Reds, Joey Vado coming back somewhat resurgent. It's just a fun
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time to be a Reds fan. So I encourage you to check into that.
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Anytime you want to check out the schedule, you can do that WCHS
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Network dot com slash sports for other baseball coming up this weekend. Yes,
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we have that too over on our sister station, ESPN one of six point
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seven and fourteen ninety. On Saturday, we'll have the Dodgers and the Mets.
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It's at six thirty, and then on Sunday we will have Sunday Night
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Baseball, which is the Astros at the Angels and that will be at six
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o'clock. I do have some questions here for you, Jeff. I was
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going to ask these to Woody, but since I really didn't want to make
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him answer these while he was on the phone and taking care of his kids.
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So are you ready for a couple of questions from the from the WCHS
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firing hole. Oh? Absolutely all right. So I'm going to just pick
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through some of these that I found here and see what we can come up
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with. So what would you do if you found a dead body in a
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hotel room? Um? Okay, there's there's a little bit of context that
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goes that, is that I just walk into the hotel. Yes, yeah,
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so like you're checking in, like they give you your keys and you
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walk in, you go to the bathroom, and oh, there's a dead
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body here. I believe I would turn around, walk out before I put
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my fingerprints on anything and report it. Would you check for a pulse?
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Um? Probably not, I'm not. I guess I did say dead body,
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so it's not a body, so you know, so I guess maybe
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you know it's dead by looking at If I know, if I look and
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I see that there's like some faint breathing, then maybe I would I would
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do something. But if yeah, if they're just straight up dead, I'm
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going the other direction. So when you go to a restaurant, if you
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are you somebody that looks at like how the kitchen works and stuff like that.
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You're seeing if people are wearing hairnets or they're serving with gloves one and
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stuff along those lines. Sometimes sometimes so if someone doesn't have hair, if
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they're hair and paired bald, I mean, do they need to wear a
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hair and it um on? For me? No, because there they don't
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have any hair. But I know that there is some people that have certain
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conditions like danger and stuff, so maybe at that point it would be good
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to have a hat on. I mean, I've noticed that in some kitchens.
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Yeah, I think that's probably true. I'm not a like, I
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don't know if I would even notice, to be honest with you, but
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it is. It is a good question. Maybe you don't wear like the
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nets so much as like a skull cap if you have some sort of an
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issue or maybe a lot of sweat, because you know, sometimes you've got
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people that sweat a lot doing that. Absolutely, so that would be something
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that that I would want to maybe look into. Um, this is a
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good one, and I'll answer this one too after you do. What's the
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most embarrassing thing you've ever worn? Um? That's oh, that's that's a
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I gotta okay, I'll go with something recent. So a friend of mine
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has been getting me in the golf, and I've noticed that, you know,
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you can kind of you within reason, you gotta wear something like something
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nice. I was actually golfing the other day with a sun hat on a
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green sun hat, had on a Hawaiian shirt, um, some slacks,
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and I had on vans, so kind of golf. But that, like,
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that's probably the goofiest thing I could think of. I did go to
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a party back in my high school days as a pint of beer, but
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I don't think that's as embarrassing. That's pretty good though. I actually like
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that. When my most embarrassing would have to be when I was twelve eleven,
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twelve years old and a big, big fan of the old Miami Vice,
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you know, a big fan of Miami Vice. Thought that I was
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eleven years old and kind of a little a little on the chunky fat side
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of things, thought that I could wear the old the bright blue shirt with
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the white the white linen pants and the white over jacket to school and be
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cool man. That was not a good move because all that it led to
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was me being made fun of constantly. You know what, I actually I
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have something sort of similar to that. It's actually was telling us to my
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girlfriend the other night, and I went to Okay, so I was like
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seven, eight years old something like that. I went to a barber shop
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and I was really big in the g I Joe's and I showed the guy
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the g I Joe actually figure us how I want my hair to look like
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this? And he had a buzz cut and I thought he was gonna give
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me like a flat top. Oh, I was so mad. I was
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so mad. Oh he cut it all off. I was so mad.
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That's funny stuff, man. I appreciate your time on that, Jeff.
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That that's gonna do it for the show though. We're gonna got thirty seconds
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left, so that's gonna wrap it us for us today. Coming up next
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with ABC News Local News and then talk Line with a Dave Wilson. They'll
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still be your steam release though at the eleven thirty, so you want to
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tune in for that. I'll be back this afternoon at three o'clock hot Line
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with Dave Weekly. Jeff, thanks for your time this morning and all of
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our guests that we've had. Have a great day everyone. You're listening to
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