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The Infomaniacs: July 15, 2026 (7:00am) · WTAW - Infomaniacs

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Speaker 1: will welch. Solar panels and how BTU compensates customers with
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Speaker 1: panels was a hot topic at last night's Brian City
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Speaker 1: Council meeting. The discussion lasted at an hour and there
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Speaker 1: was discussion of grand foundering existing customers, but they ultimately
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Speaker 1: decided to go with the amended ordinance has written customers
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Speaker 1: say they signed the agreement in good faith.
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Speaker 2: This council clearly has the authority to pull the rug
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Speaker 2: out from people who invested based on what they thought
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Speaker 2: was going to continue.
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Speaker 1: Without the change, nonsolar BTU customers would see an increase
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Speaker 1: in billing of about forty cents per month. Only eight
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Speaker 1: hundred and fifteen of the seventy one thousand BTU customers
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Speaker 1: have solar panels, making up one percent of btu's customer base.
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Speaker 1: The council also approved all items on these statutory agenda,
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Speaker 1: which included twelve million dollars in spending. Approximately two million
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Speaker 1: of that will go towards the design of a new
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Speaker 1: water pump station and design of an aquifer storage and
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Speaker 1: recovery project. Just over five million dollars will cover street
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Speaker 1: maintenance and repair. An amendment to the city code was
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Speaker 1: passed in regards to benches in city cemeteries. All benches
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Speaker 1: installed must now be constructed of natural stone. Existing metal
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Speaker 1: benches will be allowed to remain from up to twelve
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Speaker 1: months grace period before the city will remove them because
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Speaker 1: the lightweight benches are not standing up to wind and
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Speaker 1: other elements. Elon musk SpaceX terrafab facility is one step
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Speaker 1: closer to reality. Last night, both the Anderson shiro CID
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Speaker 1: and Iola ISD school boards voted in favor of ten
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Speaker 1: year tax abatements for the project. But it's not a
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Speaker 1: done deal yet. Governor Abbott must still approve the deal.
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Speaker 1: The start of the semester for College station in Bryan
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Speaker 1: ISDS is right at a month away, and if you've
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Speaker 1: got a student in extra curricat there's a new heat
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Speaker 1: rule that will apply to athletics.
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Speaker 3: And banned beginning August first. Every UIL school must use
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Speaker 3: wet bulb globe temperature readings to monitor outdoor conditions, unlike
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Speaker 3: the heat index WBGT also factors in humidity, wind, and
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Speaker 3: direct sunlight. Coaches will have to check conditions before practice
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Speaker 3: in every thirty minutes after that, Depending on the reading,
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Speaker 3: schools may have to shorten workouts, remove pads, increase water breaks,
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Speaker 3: or cancel outdoor activities. Altogether, the goal reduce the risk
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Speaker 6: So what happened? I was listening to are we finally
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Speaker 6: going to get rid of daylight?
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Speaker 7: Saying?
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Speaker 6: Times? It finally happened.
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Speaker 7: That is it's past the House. It has to go
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Speaker 7: to the Senate.
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Speaker 4: Like every once in a while people will talk about, oh,
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Speaker 4: well it's gonna occur.
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Speaker 6: It's been like five or six years, longer than that,
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Speaker 6: longer than they get rid of it. We know it's stupid.
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Speaker 7: It's been something that I've been on for a while.
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Speaker 6: Why do we do?
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Speaker 5: Yes, we had huge debates about this whenever we had
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Speaker 5: to spring forwards.
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Speaker 6: I mean, well, we used to get he still gets
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Speaker 6: you really early, bag, you're a little less early. Yeah,
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Speaker 6: and we're like, you.
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Speaker 5: Know what, let's just get rid of it entirely.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, A thirty minutes then makes sense.
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Speaker 4: We're all on this page, right, there's no one out there,
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Speaker 4: and I don't care which way they want to go,
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Speaker 4: just stick with one.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, you can go to the early one.
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Speaker 1: I don't split the difference. I mean, what's why don't
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Speaker 1: you just split the difference? Go half hour. It's not
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Speaker 1: that hard.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, if you know what, if you did it one time, Yeah,
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Speaker 4: and just said okay, one time you we're gonna lose
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Speaker 4: thirty minutes or gain thirty minutes, that's gonna be it.
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Speaker 6: We're going and it's done. It's done, and you're you're
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Speaker 6: off to the races.
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Speaker 4: I was looking in a couple of articles just now
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Speaker 4: of people like I'm all I'm looking for is the
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Speaker 4: the con the the opposite perspective for why you wouldn't
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Speaker 4: just make it a standard time all the way through
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Speaker 4: the year. Close as I can get is the fact
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Speaker 4: that people are like, well, the kids are going.
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Speaker 6: To go to school in the dark, which so shrug.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean we walked up hill in the snow
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Speaker 1: both ways, right, so we have lights.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean, it's not it's not insane depending on
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Speaker 4: where you're not fighting wildlife anymore.
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Speaker 1: When they're walking to school, it's just there's no reason
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Speaker 1: not to do it.
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Speaker 6: There's just I don't understand what the hold up would be.
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Speaker 6: Is it because.
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Speaker 4: Someone told me once it was tied into like happen.
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Speaker 4: It's like, you know, seasonal depression and everything like that
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Speaker 4: happens when you get like shorter days or whatever, and
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Speaker 4: this is their way to somewhat mitigate that.
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Speaker 1: Look, if you want more daylight, you know, stay up
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Speaker 1: later or get up earlier.
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Speaker 6: You can, you can, you can figure this out.
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Speaker 7: Or move to the.
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Speaker 1: Pacific Northwest where the sun was setting at nine thirty
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Speaker 1: while I was up there.
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Speaker 6: That's a good point. People talk about that.
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Speaker 4: And then you go north and some of these some
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Speaker 4: countries the sun just doesn't set for me, yeah, three
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Speaker 4: months and then you get three months of darkness.
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Speaker 7: Good times.
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Speaker 6: Kids have to go to school in that too, man.
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Speaker 7: And chances are uphill in the snow. Both ways, they're the.
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Speaker 4: Only ones that would legitimately have a beef walk to school.
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Speaker 1: Never made any sense to me. The only the only
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Speaker 1: redeeming factor for time change is to remind you to
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Speaker 1: change your batteries and your smoke detectors.
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Speaker 6: Oh that's that's it.
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Speaker 4: Well, because now, I mean, does anyone even have clocks
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Speaker 4: that you have to set forward or back anymore to
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Speaker 4: be a thing.
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Speaker 6: It's like, well, remember to it, dude.
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Speaker 4: My phone takes my microwave takes care of itself at this.
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Speaker 6: Your car takes car takes care of it.
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Speaker 1: I've still got an old school analog watch, I know, shocker, Yeah,
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Speaker 1: but I have to set it.
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Speaker 6: That's fine.
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Speaker 7: And I've got I've got.
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Speaker 1: A clock, a clock that is an old school clock
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Speaker 1: that you have to set.
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Speaker 6: People will still.
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Speaker 4: Use it as an excuse to oh, hey, sorry, I
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Speaker 4: forgot to set Mike's like.
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Speaker 6: You you did not, No, you didn't, you didn't.
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Speaker 4: There's no one out there that is still having to
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Speaker 4: come on.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, that's no.
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Speaker 1: As a as a supervisor, I don't think I would
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Speaker 1: take that as an excuse.
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Speaker 6: So what is how does this work? Now? So the
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Speaker 6: House passed it, it goes to the Senate and eight.
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Speaker 1: To one seventeen, so strong bipartisan majority of that name.
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Speaker 6: And shame the one seventeen people name and.
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Speaker 1: I don't know they're probably they're probably some some lobby
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Speaker 1: group has got to those one hundred and seventy.
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Speaker 7: Big time, yeah, big time plots.
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Speaker 1: Big time is a big time I got it.
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Speaker 7: Took me a second like a lot.
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Speaker 5: Of these people just like the one they'll vote, just know,
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Speaker 5: just to make people irritated or just to cause it
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Speaker 5: to be like, oh well, let's just add another little
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Speaker 5: stoppage this so we can drag this out for another time.
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Speaker 6: Years, just dam it up.
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Speaker 4: But it has been, it had It's been something that
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Speaker 4: like every there's so few things that we all agree
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Speaker 4: on in this country.
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Speaker 7: Yeah, and and can they just have one of those?
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Speaker 7: Go to God, there's a.
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Speaker 1: Big one that the majority of people agree on that
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Speaker 1: is still stumbling around. But this one again been forever.
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Speaker 1: So there are some provisions in here signed into law.
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Speaker 1: It includes a provision allowing individual states to opt out
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Speaker 1: because and I'm all for the states, right so, I
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Speaker 1: mean we have states right now that Arizona.
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Speaker 6: I'm looking at.
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Speaker 4: If Texas ops out of this because tas dumb, I'm
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Speaker 4: gonna lose it.
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Speaker 6: I mean, it ain't gonna be the farmers.
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Speaker 7: I can tell you that.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, Hawaii doesn't do it. Arizona does not
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Speaker 1: participate in it.
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Speaker 6: I believe Iowa maybe maybe part of Arizona.
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Speaker 5: Arizona does not change times Because my friend when she
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Speaker 5: came from Arizona, she'd lived there her whole life, and
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Speaker 5: then came to Texas for track for one years.
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Speaker 6: The whole day life.
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Speaker 5: She said, this is ridiculous. She slept through alarm unintentionally.
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Speaker 6: This is ridiculous. So she just left. Yeah, she's like,
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Speaker 6: this is terrible.
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Speaker 4: In one of the provisions that would make sense. Yeah,
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Speaker 4: that would make sense.
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Speaker 7: And again it's the state's rights issue as far as
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Speaker 7: I'm concerned.
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Speaker 4: Oh goodness, Well, we'll see, uh we will, we will
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Speaker 4: see if this one finally gets across the finish line
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Speaker 4: back after this.
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Speaker 6: Sixteen twenty ninety four five W T A W. Good morning.
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Speaker 4: We're the info maniacs trying to figure out why will
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Speaker 4: can't hear?
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Speaker 1: First, I got one year for some reason, that happens
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Speaker 1: to me.
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Speaker 5: You touched that to fix like the setting.
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Speaker 1: Sometimes he turned yours down for you and it messed
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Speaker 1: mine up.
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Speaker 7: No, I've not got anything now, I'm not. It's starting
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Speaker 7: to come back.
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Speaker 6: What on earth? Rightly? So you're getting loud over there.
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Speaker 7: I don't know, messed.
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Speaker 6: I'm gonna plug in over here to see what. Yeah,
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Speaker 6: see if it explodes? Why not?
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Speaker 1: Hey, I'm still in one ear what I don't know
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Speaker 1: what the deal is there.
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Speaker 4: Guides of any in six nine, five, sixteen twenty. I
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Speaker 4: want to revisit a conversation we were having off the
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Speaker 4: air yesterday, and it has to do with the things
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Speaker 4: you buy your kids. Like you know, it's not something
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Speaker 4: I have to deal with the most I have to buy.
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Speaker 4: The loved ones in my life that aren't my wife
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Speaker 4: are like chew toys once in a while.
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Speaker 7: It's not that.
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Speaker 1: You.
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Speaker 6: On the other hand, Yeah.
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Speaker 1: The wife kitt has been on me for about a
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Speaker 1: month now to get the youngest daughter this pair of shoes.
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Speaker 6: And we were trying to figure out, yes, say what
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Speaker 6: the pair was.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, and she's she was mentioning it on the telephone
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Speaker 1: with her with her work bestie.
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Speaker 6: Yeah.
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Speaker 1: And when they started whispering, I knew that that was
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Speaker 1: something probably I needed to pay attention to.
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Speaker 6: You knew that we were going to have some problems.
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Speaker 1: So then I went up and I looked up the
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Speaker 1: golden Goose shoes.
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Speaker 6: They're called golden Golden.
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Speaker 1: Goose and and and now I know why they were whispering. Okay,
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Speaker 1: they're stupid, expent, I mean, they're ridiculous. Well give me,
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Speaker 1: give me so the ones that she sent me that
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Speaker 1: that she wants me to pick up eight and fifty
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Speaker 1: five dollars. It's a nice pair of boots, nose. These
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Speaker 1: are things that look like maybe slightly fan see Converse
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Speaker 1: all Stars.
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Speaker 4: There shoes there you go their tennis shoes.
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Speaker 6: Do you know about these? Okay?
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Speaker 5: So yes, when I was in college, these were pretty
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Speaker 5: popular here at A and M I know, I Old
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Speaker 5: missed their street.
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Speaker 6: They were popular. They were. They're eight hundred. They're eight
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Speaker 6: hundred dollars tennis shoes.
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Speaker 5: That's what people like to wear. And I don't understand why,
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Speaker 5: because if you try to go out in the bar sitting,
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Speaker 5: it takes about five seconds for something to get ruined.
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Speaker 1: So yeah, it's it's just it's ridiculous. And then come
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Speaker 1: to find out that my older daughter has a pair,
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Speaker 1: but she bought those on her own.
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Speaker 6: That's a different different.
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Speaker 7: You want to earn their money and.
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Speaker 1: Waste it, that's fine, okay, But what are you gonna
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Speaker 1: wear those to the grove at Old Miss? I mean
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Speaker 1: to get muddy and sloppy. Why you don't spend that
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Speaker 1: kind of money on footwear unless it's to protect your feet.
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Speaker 6: I need some scale on this.
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Speaker 5: See the only type of expensive shoe that I would
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Speaker 5: ever buy myself was a pair of red on.
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Speaker 4: He'lls just bloody bottoms. Yeah, Christie, lubatant.
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Speaker 7: Thing that I know. It's a girl.
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Speaker 6: But I thought that's what I thought. I thought you
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Speaker 6: were talking about thot we talking about like shoes?
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Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, some Jimmy Choo's or something like like vans.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, they look like Vans is what they look like
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Speaker 4: to be. And they are almost a gruff almost.
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Speaker 1: Oh no, no, no, those are the cheap ones. I'm looking
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Speaker 1: at some right now. Just pull up the first page. Here,
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Speaker 1: here's some that are thirteen hundred dollars.
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Speaker 5: Probably it's like sixteen hundred dollars some of these sixteen
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Speaker 5: for shoes, teen hundred dollars for sneakers.
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Speaker 4: No, oh no, nine seventy nine, six nine, five, sixteen twenty.
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Speaker 4: Where does that rank on the most expensive things you
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Speaker 4: bought for your kids? If you were to pull the
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Speaker 4: trigger on these and you were saying you, no, daughter
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Speaker 4: of mine, I love you.
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Speaker 7: Not counting a car? Right, Yeah, we're gonna take car.
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Speaker 7: Car intuition is out right.
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Speaker 6: Car intuition out Uh? Would that be the most expensive?
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Speaker 1: Probably not no, because I mean in their days of
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Speaker 1: competitive cheer. I know that we spent like three hundred
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Speaker 1: plus dollars on hair.
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Speaker 5: Okay, how about we take this equation out. You take
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Speaker 5: out any type of sporting event, college.
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Speaker 6: Tuition to just gifty stuff.
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Speaker 5: Just got a birthday or a Christmas present or something
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Speaker 5: like that.
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Speaker 1: Keep in mind that that the wife is really good
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Speaker 1: at hiding costs from me. So I don't, I don't.
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Speaker 1: You might not know, I might not know completely what
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Speaker 1: the cost.
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Speaker 6: That you're aware of that you are, you.
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Speaker 7: Know, maybe a grand, a grand maybe?
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Speaker 4: So what's the most expensive for those of you that
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Speaker 4: are out there one time? And we're not taking the
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Speaker 4: big ones because I know I know that, Like obviously,
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Speaker 4: if they played sports, it's gonna.
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Speaker 7: Be you can get ridiculous.
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Speaker 6: Talk about college tuition. It's the same thing.
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Speaker 4: You know, college tuition is obviously very expensive.
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Speaker 6: Car is obviously very expensive.
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Speaker 4: But take all those out again, like a birthday present,
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Speaker 4: Christmas present? What was the most expensive one that you
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Speaker 4: have bought your kid?
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Speaker 5: I can tell you the most expensive one my parents
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Speaker 5: have bought me.
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Speaker 6: What you get my dog?
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Speaker 8: Tank?
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Speaker 5: Boston Terrior?
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Speaker 7: Oh?
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Speaker 6: He was how much was tank?
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Speaker 3: Like twelve hundred?
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Speaker 7: Oh?
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Speaker 1: Wow? Wow?
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Speaker 5: Yeah, I got him. He was my birthday and Christmas.
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Speaker 5: I did it together because that's I got him in between,
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Speaker 5: so they that was like that and that, So that's
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Speaker 5: what I wanted. That was mine.
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Speaker 7: Thirteen hundred dollars.
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Speaker 5: I got in for my twenty second birthday. I was
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Speaker 5: going to get in for my I was going to
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Speaker 5: get one for my twenty first, but COVID was still
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Speaker 5: going on right and it just wasn't ideal time frame yet,
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Speaker 5: so we waited until between.
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Speaker 1: And that dog doesn't even hunt, does it that that
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Speaker 1: won't even bring you back a bird after he's a.
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Speaker 6: Flush pump now.
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Speaker 5: And what's crazy too, is I'll sit speaking like now.
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Speaker 5: He was the runt of the litter, we found out.
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Speaker 5: So we are in the thousands on stuff of knee
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Speaker 5: replacement surgeries they had to fix that, and then intestinal stuff.
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Speaker 3: We are way beyond.
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Speaker 4: The more expensive the dog riley, the more expensive of
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Speaker 4: the vet bill.
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Speaker 1: You go to one of our local animal shelters, you
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Speaker 1: pick you up something that was raised, tough.
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Speaker 4: Raised raised, drinking kerosene, that's right, and and.
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Speaker 7: Drinking out of rain puddles exactly, and scratch.
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Speaker 4: They're still going to bankruptcy and vet cost, but it
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Speaker 4: won't be as severe and you will.
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Speaker 1: Not have the thirteen hundred dollars up front fee uh.
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Speaker 4: Nine six sixteen twenty. So again, if you have kids,
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Speaker 4: the most expensive because again this could run the gamut.
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Speaker 4: I don't know what you guys pay. What's the most
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Speaker 4: you've spent on a gift for your kid?
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Speaker 1: That may be more than a than a grand because
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Speaker 1: I think there's been a purse at some point in
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Speaker 1: time or another. And I decided, as a guy that
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Speaker 1: has owned some cows in my day, that I was
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Speaker 1: gonna brand cows I owned with l V because apparently
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Speaker 1: that makes the leather that much more expensive. I paid
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Speaker 1: more for a purse than the cows have sold for.
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Speaker 5: Oh, I got you know, I know what you're talking about.
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Speaker 6: Well back after this, Texas, we'll see what you have
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Speaker 6: THAT i think that's a big. Difference AND i do get.
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Speaker 6: THAT i get. SHOES i.
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Speaker 7: YEAH i JUST i can't for.
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Speaker 1: Shoes for tennis shoes eight or nine hundred. THOUSAND i
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Speaker 7: Kiddos fred is worth.
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Speaker 6: Everything, yeah that's what they tell.
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24:36
Speaker 6: You consider forty to be?
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Speaker 1: Old, no not by any. Stretch do you consider forty
24:43
Speaker 1: to be middle? AGED i think probably the mid to late.
24:48
Speaker 1: Forties maybe it's a very interesting sort of, gauge, right
24:53
Speaker 1: because you look at WHEN i was growing up The
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Speaker 1: Golden GIRLS tv, show, right those my, Age.
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Speaker 6: Those women were maybe maybe, fifty some of them in their.
25:04
Speaker 1: Forties, yeah they looked old, though AND i know some
25:06
Speaker 1: of that WAS. Tv yeah, Done but, Right Wilford brimley
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Speaker 1: when he Did, koku he.
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Speaker 6: Was younger than me by. Far he.
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Speaker 4: Was he was not EVEN i think he might have
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Speaker 4: been forty years old In.
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Speaker 1: KACOO i can tell you, that you, know my wife
25:21
Speaker 1: and her friends don't look anything like what women of
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Speaker 1: their age looked like WHEN i was a.
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Speaker 6: Kid riley forty years, OLD i speak freely twenty.
25:31
Speaker 5: Five, yeah So i'm going to say, No, no my
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Speaker 5: parents are about being their. Fifties they're their forties, still
25:38
Speaker 5: AND i feel like from time they've been thirty to,
25:42
Speaker 5: now there's not much of a, DIFFERENCE i, guess other
25:44
Speaker 5: than like. Wisdom BUT i feel like, no.
25:47
Speaker 4: WHEN i was growing, up forty was kind of the
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Speaker 4: line of of, old is WHAT i WHAT i feel.
25:53
Speaker 4: Like people were, Like, okay when you hit, forty that's
25:56
Speaker 4: again not old, old but like that's that's definitely you
25:59
Speaker 4: want to. Talk but middle, age like in no universe
26:03
Speaker 4: WHAT i have. CONCIDED i don't know THAT i still
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Speaker 4: consider forty middle.
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Speaker 7: Age if you look at the, math it's.
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Speaker 1: THERE i, mean the average life expect to see seventy
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Speaker 1: seven for.
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Speaker 6: Men eighty is for.
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Speaker 7: Women so that's right on the, line and the math.
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Speaker 6: Works if you think you can make it to seventy,
26:16
Speaker 6: seven WHICH.
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Speaker 7: I have planned. On it not count on that, one but.
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Speaker 4: Yeah so this is this is the debate that's kind
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Speaker 4: of spawning online whether or not your forties are middle
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Speaker 4: age or. Not some people don't even consider you middle
26:33
Speaker 4: aged now until you know you're in your, fifties WHICH
26:36
Speaker 4: i think is you know, AGAIN I i'm, NOT i,
26:41
Speaker 4: KNOW i know how it.
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Speaker 6: Hits, yeah Just i'm right there with. You but if
26:46
Speaker 6: you're if it's.
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Speaker 4: Middle, age you have to be, able you have to
26:49
Speaker 4: be able to look at it like, halftime, RIGHT.
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Speaker 7: I think it's middle.
26:52
Speaker 1: Age, HOWEVER i also believe that the definition of middle
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Speaker 1: age has needs to change if it has all, right
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Speaker 1: because from a year's, perspective it is the middle. Age,
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Speaker 1: however as a middle aged, person to be, FAIR i
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Speaker 1: did not actually grow up UNTIL i was about thirty,
27:10
Speaker 1: four thirty seven somewhere in. There, yeah SO i don't
27:14
Speaker 1: look at myself as middle age. Now SOMETIMES i feel, old,
27:19
Speaker 1: yeah but SOMETIMES i.
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Speaker 4: Don't some, stats the median age for a first time
27:26
Speaker 4: home buyer in The United states Of america is now
27:30
Speaker 4: forty years. Old so the median age for a first
27:33
Speaker 4: time person buying my house is now Forty so can
27:36
Speaker 4: you really say it's middle age, if like all you,
27:38
Speaker 4: know people just getting their start in that realm right
27:41
Speaker 4: at that forty degree.
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Speaker 1: Line on the other, Hand jeff text in that SAYS
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Speaker 1: hr says forty is protected. Class, now what do you,
27:50
Speaker 1: mean like you age? DISCRIMINATION i guess.
27:54
Speaker 4: That's so someone if someone like fires me for a
27:59
Speaker 4: youth at, FORTY i GUESS i can play the old man.
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Speaker 7: Card, now the old man. Card holy.
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Speaker 6: COW i, YEAH i don't.
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Speaker 4: Know if you guys want to weigh in on, this,
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Speaker 4: PLEASE i sim nine sixty nine five sixteen. Twenty you
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Speaker 4: consider forties to be middle, Age like forty year olds
28:17
Speaker 4: are on. Marathons forty year olds are more fit than
28:20
Speaker 4: than most of.
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Speaker 5: Us at this, point when you say protected, class you've
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Speaker 5: got to explain that to. ME i don't know what you.
28:24
Speaker 1: Mean so that just means that you can't be discriminated
28:27
Speaker 1: against because of your?
28:28
Speaker 4: Age, yeah, yeah, yeah that's kind of like the line
28:30
Speaker 4: where it's like they start taking it, seriously like if
28:33
Speaker 4: they fire someone for someone younger than, you then it
28:35
Speaker 4: might be, discrimination, right and forty.
28:39
Speaker 6: Forties that like when you hit like your.
28:41
Speaker 4: Sixties that's WHAT i, Thought, Riley, yeah that's WHAT i.
28:44
Speaker 6: Thought but apparently not.
28:46
Speaker 1: Now here are we ready for confession. Time Go on
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Speaker 1: the rarest of, OCCASIONS, i at fifty six years, old
28:56
Speaker 1: will use the senior citizen parking at the grocery.
28:58
Speaker 7: Store on the.
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Speaker 1: Rarest of, OCCASIONS i, qualify, RIGHT i. CAN i can
29:05
Speaker 1: get discount meals at restaurants IF i want to a
29:08
Speaker 1: lot of. THEM aarp is sending me.
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Speaker 4: Mail, yeah, yeah, YEAH i thought, no, no, No now
29:14
Speaker 4: they keep, on what's the.
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Speaker 5: Number for sixty? Five what's that number right?
29:18
Speaker 7: Now that that has to do With Social, security?
29:20
Speaker 6: Retirement, yeah retirement and. Medicare, yeah one of. Those there's
29:25
Speaker 6: all kinds.
29:25
Speaker 4: Of thing is is when you're that, age you kind
29:28
Speaker 4: of want some of those to come, down and then
29:31
Speaker 4: you don't want to have some of.
29:32
Speaker 7: Them.
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Speaker 1: YEAH i MEAN i feel like WHEN i pull into
29:34
Speaker 1: that and it's rare That i've done, it, Uh but
29:38
Speaker 1: WHEN i pull into that and Then I'm I'm i'm
29:41
Speaker 1: getting down out of a very tall. Vehicle, Yes And i'm,
29:45
Speaker 1: like these people are gonna look at me, like if
29:47
Speaker 1: you can crawl up and down to that, vehicle you
29:48
Speaker 1: don't need that Parking.
29:49
Speaker 4: Say, whatever, man WHATEVER i, CAN i. Can my entire
29:53
Speaker 4: license says differently from AM i a bad?
29:56
Speaker 1: Guy for doing, that are? YOU i, MEAN i feel
29:59
Speaker 1: somewhat guilty, OCCASION i.
30:01
Speaker 6: Wouldn't, yeah you hit the that would be like you
30:04
Speaker 6: hit the. Criteria if you hit the, criteria you allowed
30:05
Speaker 6: to do.
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Speaker 4: IT i would, say even if you don't hit the.
30:08
Speaker 4: Criteria there's no such thing as elderly. Parking there's handicap.
30:12
Speaker 6: PARKING i.
30:13
Speaker 1: Agree and there's the woman with child parking that is made.
30:16
Speaker 6: Up that is made. Up it is made.
30:20
Speaker 4: Up if you can respect, it if you so, CHOOSE
30:24
Speaker 4: i would encourage.
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Speaker 6: That but if you, DON'T i follow the.
30:28
Speaker 4: Law the law says the one with the blue mark
30:30
Speaker 4: is the only ONE i can't park.
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Speaker 6: In if it comes down to, IT i see no, Problems.
30:35
Speaker 1: Bob bob text, in he, Says i'm sixty. Nine i've
30:38
Speaker 1: never used a senior adult parking. Space, bob your way
30:41
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Speaker 4: messages BECAUSE i have never seen so many people actively
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Speaker 4: avoid being, like you know, what WILL i? COULD i
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Speaker 4: could use that parking, space BUT i choose not.
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Speaker 1: To, Yeah jim, Says i'm eighty, two and leave the
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Speaker 1: sea your citizens parking for the old people?
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Speaker 7: Pride what a stud?
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Speaker 6: Pride, Yeah.
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Speaker 7: Jim the thing, IS i don't really have, Anything.
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Speaker 4: JIM i could not, BE i cannot be is soon
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Speaker 4: the SECOND i can use something that is predicated on
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Speaker 4: me being. Older Whatever i'm taking, It i'm taking.
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Speaker 1: It it makes sense to me on like the senior citizen,
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Speaker 1: meals BECAUSE i can tell AS i get, OLDER i
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Speaker 1: eat significantly less THAN i used, To so that makes
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Speaker 1: a lot of.
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Speaker 7: Sense give me that, discount, Yeah i'll take. THAT i
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Speaker 7: don't need that big.
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Speaker 6: PORTION i Know i'll keep the big. Portion i'll tell.
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Speaker 6: It any any. Discount give me a nice parking, Space
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Speaker 6: i'm gonna take.
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Speaker 7: That i'll. Take and, again it's not every.
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Speaker 1: Time it's just those rare occasions when there's nothing, else
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Speaker 1: AND i mean nothing else. Available you have earned that
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Speaker 1: right and this. Earth i'm not, incapacitated BUT i do
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Speaker 1: feel my.
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Speaker 7: AGE i MEAN i. Hurt, yes, yes.
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Speaker 6: As soon as you get.
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Speaker 4: Over that's what the line is for forty. Is it's
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Speaker 4: not old or middle age or. Whatever forty is the
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Speaker 4: age your body starts fighting. Back like you, know you
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Speaker 4: can do a bunch of dumb stuff prior to. Forty
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Speaker 4: you don't necessarily show the wear and. Tear, no you're supposed.
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Speaker 6: To these.
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Speaker 7: Days you get some scuff marks after Forty.
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Speaker 6: God lord movie, theater pride to what you.
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Speaker 4: KNOW i CAN'T i cand of wait to be able
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Speaker 4: to get a couple of bucks back on those.
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Speaker 7: Well, yeah and THAT'S i mean not what those are.
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Speaker 4: Expensive they are, expensive used to be used to be,
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Speaker 4: cheap now not so.
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Speaker 6: Much So i'm gonna take that. Discount do not cheat.
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Speaker 4: Yourself my brothers and sisters can get the opportunity to
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Speaker 4: move into A dell.
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Speaker 7: Web you, DO i feel like you're ALL i.
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Speaker 1: THINK i feel like you're the devil sitting on one
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Speaker 1: side of my, shoulder.
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Speaker 6: And i'm telling, you, yeah, absolutely there's a hard world out. Here.
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Speaker 7: Man go, ahead, yeah go ahead's? Doing go? Ahead gona be?
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Speaker 7: Cool don't you?
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Speaker 6: DON'T i. Don't that's the.
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Speaker 7: Point will you don't want to be?
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Speaker 6: Cool? No, no, NO i lost the ability to be.
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Speaker 6: Cool i'm forty five years. Old cool left me a
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Speaker 6: long time. Ago cools A riley thing over. There that's her.
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Speaker 6: Generation we're just trying to. Survive we are just trying to.
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Speaker 1: Survive you want to feel, old, yeah go for. It
38:21
Speaker 1: thirty eight years, ago nineteen eighty. Eight the first Die
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Speaker 1: hard was released thirty eight years.
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Speaker 4: AGO i, mean if you remember seeing Die hard in, theaters,
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Speaker 4: guys take the park and take the.
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Speaker 7: Spots what are you holding?
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Speaker 6: On pride is a? Myth Hur it's only you all,
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Speaker 6: right like we, said and it goes before the. Fall,
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Speaker 6: yes it.
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Speaker 4: Does be careful if you're driving around and it's gonna
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Speaker 4: be the same. Thing don't don't drive through standing. Water
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Speaker 4: we just need to say it enough because there's only
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Speaker 4: so many cards who can lose in the back parking
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Speaker 4: lot Of Crystal Park.
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Speaker 1: Plaza, hey tot truck drivers need to make a living.
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Speaker 7: Too, wow that's.
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Speaker 6: True that's a big plus when you guys are counting your. Bank.
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Speaker 4: Today News talk, sixteen twenty ninety four five WTA W College, Station,
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Speaker 4: brian good, morning