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They Have Big Plans for Taylor Swift · The Wes Carroll Morning Show

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The news, opinions, commentary, and interviews you need to start your day.
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You're listening to the West Carrol Morning Show. Wednesday morning, a third
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day of January. Hi, I'm Wes. Thanks for joining me. I
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heard someone talking yesterday about how as we're into the new year, if you
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want it to be better than last year, you just got to make each
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day a good day, and if you have enough good days, then maybe
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your year will be better than last year. That's an interesting approach to it.
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That's probably pretty good. I mean, there's a few other ways we
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can make the year better. Is this a certain day coming in November?
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I know it's something that we can do to make things better, make a
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lot of things better in November. I do not make the same mistakes we've
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made in the past, right, talking about the mistakes that the folks on
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the left are saying, I'm talking about the mistakes that were made in twenty
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twenty. But anyway, another topic for a little bit later on. We'll
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get to that in just a minute, because I do want to talk about
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the election, and I do want to talk about all of that. I
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want to start today by talking about Taylor Swift. Bear with me, on
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this. I promise there's a reason for this. I want to talk about
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Taylor Swift. I want to talk about this fake thing that she's doing with
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Travis Kelcey, and I just want to say that, first of all,
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her fans are passionate. Okay, if you tell a Taylor Swift fan that
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the relationship is fake, they will get very angry with you. They may
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not say that they're angry, but you can tell that they're angry. They
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don't want to accept it's anything other than blissful happiness between Taylor Swift and Travis
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Kelcey. That's what they want to be for her. They're just pulling for
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her, They're excited for her. They like her. I heard someone over
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the weekend say that she's just a musical genius. That was a term that
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was used, that was thrown around, which everybody's entitled to their opinion,
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right. I spent a certain probably more time than I ever really needed to
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spend in December with one person in my life who God love her. She's
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a great person, but she just could not accept the fact that I'm a
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You Two fan. She didn't want anything to do with the fact that I
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was a youtwo fan. It bothered her that I was a youtwo fan,
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and I can remember asking her repeatedly, why does this matter to you?
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Why do you care? Why is this so important? I mean to the
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point that I was getting and anybody who's known me for any length of time,
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I would think knows that I'm a Youtwo fan. I'm very passionate about
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Two's music. I think they're great. I know that there are issues with
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their politics sometimes people like to be critical of that and some of their very
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progressive politics. I know that there have been times in the past where they
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have made efforts and strides to reach across party lines. That's not something that
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many progressive, politically motivated musicians have done, right. You don't see a
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lot of that. You don't hear. You know, I don't single anybody
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out, but there's a lot of artists that you don't well Green Day because
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we're going to get to Green Day in a second, but you don't hear
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a lot of artists that would reach across the aisle and try to connect in
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some way for the good. And that's something that You Two has done.
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Bono's famous friendship with George W. Bush as an example, of that,
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But I like you too. I think you can make a strong case.
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You could probably, I'm sure I'll have people disagree with me, and that's
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fine. You can make a strong case that they're the greatest rock band in
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the history of music. What was it six decades that they've been participating?
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The seventies, the eighties, the nineties, the aughts, the tens,
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the twenties. How many is that that? I get them all? Seventies,
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eighties, nineties, aughts, tens at six decades, right, involved
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in six decades with hit music. No, there's no other band that can
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say that. There's not another band that's made music in six decades that the
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Beatles. Sure, you can make a case one of the Beatles are better.
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You can make a case why Aerosmith or the Eagles are better, or
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whatever you want to do. That's fine. But all of those bands,
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that's something that they don't have is being relevant in six different musical decades.
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Right. So that's one reason I would say that, But that doesn't mean
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everything. I'm a fan. People don't. They can disagree. That's fine.
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I say that all the time. I don't expect everyone to agree with
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me on things, and with Taylor Swift. That's very much the same kind
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of thing. People that love Taylor Swift, they love her, They absolutely
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love her. Now I can tell you this. I know some of her
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fans that weren't there from the beginning. They just kind of came around in
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the last like you know, a year or so, when she became a
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megastar. And that's fine too. In sports, it's called jumping on the
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bandwagon, and that's kind of where it's become a thing with Taylor Shit,
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and that's fine. That's completely fine. You're allowed to like the Chiefs or
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the Eagles or who because that's that's to become a thing too. I know
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a lot of people in the area, especially kids my son's ages, that
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just suddenly became Philadelphia Eagles fans because one, they're really good, and because
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they have a lot of players that went to Georgia. I think they have
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just as many or more players that went Alabama, which is also weird.
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But that's that's another conversation to its own. You're allowed to do that.
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I'm not a fan of the bandwagon sports fan. I like, uh,
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you know, sticking with the team, the highs and the lows. You're
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disappointing when they lose, you're excited when they win. Those things are what
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makes sports fun. Just jumping from team to team. Uh to me is
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you know, there's no real I don't think you get the same kind of
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joy. You know, when the New York Football Giants win another Super Bowl,
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it's going to be all of the joy that I had the last two
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times if they did it with Eli Manning and the times that they did it
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before that with Lawrence Taylor. Right, That's that for me is what I'm
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waiting for to come back around again. It'd be easy to just go,
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well, I like the ravens Now, I like the forty nine ers,
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whoever it is liked. But anyway, that's another That's another deal. Not
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that the you know, not that the Cowboys have won a lot of playoff
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games lately. That's again, whoever, however you want to do it,
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it's your life, Live your life. You hear me say that a lot
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on this show. Live your life, do your thing till it hurts somebody
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else. I'm an advocate for that. You want to be a Taylor Swift
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fan, you be a Taylor Swift fan. But when I say it's a
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fake relationship. It's almost like there's this programming that kicks in. Well,
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what does that? How does that benefit her? How does that benefit her
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to be in a fake relationship. It only benefits Travis Kelcey. It doesn't
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benefit Taylor Swift. We'll get to that. Okay, we'll get to that
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in a second, because I would argue that when you're someone who seeks attention,
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and someone who is a music star of that caliber is going to constantly
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seek attention, Ask Madonna and whatever has happened to her face, because that's
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someone who could have very easily aged gracefully and still been you know, Donna,
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Now she's unrecognizable. I don't know that if someone saw her walking down
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the street they would know who she was. She looks more like and I
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don't want to be mean, but remember the cat lady that had so much
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plastic surgery that I think she started trying to look like a cat. That's
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kind of what Madonna looks like now. And that's sad. That's that's really
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sad for Madonna, that's sad for any Someone pointed out to me the other
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day that Jessica Simpson, I guess, has has started to go down the
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slippery plastic surgery path, and it's just it's unfortunate. Just you know,
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it's okay, it's okay to age. I understand. I'm speaking as a
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man, and that's one of those things that apparently we have an advantage with
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or some sort of privilege however that works. But there's one way to fix
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it is to just stop doing it. Stop letting it be a thing.
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But anyway, so because I'm just telling you right now, when they had
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the Friends reunion, right, Kudro looked the best. I don't think she's
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had anti plastic surgery. She looked the best. She looked the best with
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some wrinkles and you know, she just looked great. The others, I
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mean, they look fine, but they've they've had a lot of work done.
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But that's off topic. Let's get to Green Day for a second.
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So Green Day at the New Year's Dick Clarkson New Year's Rock and Eves starring
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Royan Seacrest, which is makes me laugh. It's almost like the Tony the
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Tiger Bowl or whatever. It's it's kind of silly at this point. But
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anyway, so Green Day shows up and they sing American Idiot and they sang
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a couple songs, but one of the songs was American Idiot. I liked
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the song. Even though the song in its day, the original intention of
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the song was to try to slap George W. Bush in the face.
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They he was, you know, and it would be American Idiot and follow
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that guy or whatever it was, they were going after him. That was
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the original message for the song is they were going after George W. Bush.
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Well, they modified it in twenty twenty four, kicking off the New
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Year in twenty twenty three, I guess technically and they because I saw it
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and I hadn't gone to bed yet and it was just on in the background.
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I didn't hear it. I wasn't really listening. I was at a
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New Year's Eve party and it was just on in the background. We had
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been, you know, watching something else, football or whatever, and then
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suddenly we were on Dick Clark's New Year's Rock and Eves starring Ryan Seacrest,
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brought to you by Frosted Flakes or Planet Fitness I think was a sponsor for
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it. Anyway, So Green Day sings in the song they talk about the
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redneck agenda. In the song, well, this time they changed it to
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them. I don't want to be part of a maga agenda. And oh,
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some people lost their minds on both sides. Liberals got excited, Yes,
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we like it. Some conservatives were like boo green Day. First of
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all, go back to the origin of the song. Song was a slap
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in the face at George W. Bush anyway. Second of all, don't
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make them more relevant than they need to be right now, because Green Day
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is not relevant. They're just not well. They are now because people have
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been talking about them. I'm talking about them now. I'm not making them
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relevant. But the fact that people are talking about their slap and whatever they
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called it it at Donald Trump, the whole maggot thing. They suddenly people
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are talking about green Day again. I don't fall for that. There's no
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point in it's green Day. That's who they are. They haven't changed their
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politics. This is their politics. That's who they are. You're giving it
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a fuel. And the other part of this is by doing it, one,
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you're helping them get attention, You're introducing people to their music again.
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And then you're also giving an opportunity for I saw at least one national news
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site that was taking a moment to address why green Day was taking shots at
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Donald Trump because he was He's been charged in all these different You know,
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these people are considering him part of this insurrection and treason. And you know,
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suddenly you have people that are reading this that maybe wouldn't have read it
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before. I don't know, I don't know where that's going. My point
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is this is laying out the game plan now for this year and for the
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election, and I think appropriately you have green Day kickoff the year with slaps
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at Donald Trump and attempts to take him down changing a song. By the
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way, Remember these people thought George W. Bush was the devil, he
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was Hitler. Remember they had the Nazi symbols with George W. Bush because
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they hated Oh, he stole an election in two thousand, he took it
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away. He used the justice system to steal an election away by overturning Florida
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and winning the election. And there were election deniers. Oh the election.
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There's still people who think he didn't win. Election deniers. Stealing of elections
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is what they said. Now, if you say that you're an insurrectionist,
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you cannot be on the ballot in Colorado or Maine or trying to get you
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off. Several other states they don't even want you part of their election because
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you deny an election and you tried to stop it from happening. And the
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election deniers, Oh my goodness, they're everywhere. So that's laying out the
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game plan because this is what we remember what happened. Who to whom did
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Joe Biden serve as vice president under? That was Barack Obama. What was
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one of his main strategies, Oh, you get the celebrities. Got to
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get the celebrities. You gotta get Jay Z and Beyonce out there campaigning for
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you. You gotta get uh celebrity actors. Oh remember they had the whole
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like all the the Incredible Hulk, Mark Ruffalo, he was out campaigning hard
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for Obama Biden. It's a long list, right, It's a long list
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of celebrities, and a lot of them said we're gonna move away Alec Baldwin,
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We're gonna move away if if Trump wins the president that they didn't do
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it, uh anyway, So that's that's laying out the game plan. We're
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gonna ge We're gonna play the celebrity game again, right because right now they're
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hurting. They're hurting badly. The Biden campaign is struggling. So most Americans
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right now, their concerns are inflation. Their concerns are the economy. Their
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concerns are their jobs. Their concern earns our taxes. Their concerns are the
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border. Their concerns are a completely unchecked border full of people just storming into
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the country asking for handouts. Right, how do those handouts affect future budgets?
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How do those handouts affect future taxes? Because where does the money from
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the handouts come from? That comes from the taxpayers. The government doesn't have
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money. You hear that all the time, right, Well, not as
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much as you need to. Because the government doesn't have money. It has
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our money and it decides where it wants it to go. And if we
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vote for people who were going to take our hard earned money from us and
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raise our taxes and turn around and give it to people who just ran across
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the border because Biden said come on in, I'm sorry, Biden. Let
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Harris say, come on in. What are you going to do? We
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need to find the root problems of this. We can't stop people from coming
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in. So that's the problem that most people have, and then luw on
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the list way below that is abortion. That's the next thing down the list
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is abortion. How does how do Democrats make abortion the top issue? How
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do they push it to the top, Because that's the strategy. I've told
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you that here for months. Remember when the Vice president was being interviewed I
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think it was on CBS and she was asked point blank how many weeks would
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be a fair compromise, as she complained about women that were being forced to
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make decisions and states where they couldn't get abortions legally, so they were having
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to do horrible things. And the interviewer said, well, maybe you could
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come up with a compromise. Republicans seem poised to make a compromise here,
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can we work on something that could become law of the land? And she
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said, no, we want Roe v. Wadebag. We want to get
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the people in place elected into place so that we can open things back up,
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make Roe v. Wade law on the land and people can just do
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whatever. Well, do you think people should be able to have an abortion
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in the thirty ninth and fortieth week? Oh, it doesn't really happen.
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That doesn't really happen. That's not happening anywhere. That's not a real thing.
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But do you think it's not happening. We need to get people elected
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that will make this happen. This is what they're going to push for the
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next eleven months. This is what they think they can push. Who might
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be the right person for the left to bring into the mix as a strong
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voice to that particular generation that they're going for, younger people, specially females,
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that they might be able to bring in as a rock star endorsement of
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Joe Biden. Is there anybody that you can think of that's already very far
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left voter to begin with? Is there anybody who has a giant army of
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very loyal fans borderline brainwashed? I don't say that, but borderline they're not
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brainwashed. The borderline I can think of one. I can think of one.
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And if being in a fake relationship with an NFL player is giving her
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enough attention and enough credibility, maybe with some of the NFL dads of these
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girls, you know, the NFL fan dads, it would probably benefit Joe
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Biden a little bit, don't you think. I mean? If Taylor Swift
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jumps into the mix, as a sol I think this is where this is
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headed. This is what I think the benefit is. This is where I
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think it's all going. It's a little scary, isn't it. Suddenly you've
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got someone who can just step in, and I don't know that it's going
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to make a difference. I think, you know, we've seen these rock
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star quote unquote, and I'm using that term not as sure of being a
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literal rock star, but she's a rock star in the pop world. You
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know, you go through these phases where you know, artists are like the
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biggest artist in the world, and that's where she is now. She's the
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biggest musical artist in the world, the biggest musical act in the world.
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It's probably Beyonce a couple of years ago. Now it's Taylor Swift. She
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does a three hour concert, charges you like a billion dollars a ticket,
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and if you're paying for that, I'm telling you right now you might as
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well just write a check to the Biden campaign. That's what I'm telling you.
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If you've been buying the Taylor Swift tickets, you are in some way
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supporting the Biden campaign, because mark my words, she is going to be
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I would not be shocked for her to show up at a number of big
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campaign stops, you know. I mean I could see her certain convention that's
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happening in Chicago, don't you think. Couldn't you see her there? Maybe
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even with Travis Kelcey. I don't know if that'll last that long. Is
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that really going to last that long? But I could see it. I
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could see it happening. I could see. I mean, Missouri, it's
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kind of an important state, right it is kind of important. I know,
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I know, maybe it's a but you know, I'm just saying,
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don't be surprised, don't be shocked when this plays out over the next eleven
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January is a couple of days deep now and apparently between fifteen and thirty five
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percent of drinkers will be swearing off booze for the month with the dry January.
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According to research firm Morning Consult, ninety percent of those are taking a
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booze break for health benefit. Seventy three percent said they're doing it to save
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money. Uh. And if you're among those participating in dry January, some
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of the health benefits, they say, improved mood, better sleep, some
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weight loss, more energy, lower cholesterol, a decreased diabetes risk, and
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lowering your blood pressure. So although that's there for you if you are participating
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in dry January, but you want to kind of feel like you're still having
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some of your favorite drinks. If these are your favorite drinks, I don't
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know, but remember, not long ago I told you that the company that
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makes White Claws is going to be rolling out their White Claws zero percent,
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and they're here, So there you go. The new product comes in four
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flavors black cherry, cranberry, mango, passion fruit, peach, orange blossom,
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lime, uzoo, and it's basically a replica of their hard Seltzers,
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except you know, they don't have any alcohol in them. So if you
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want the non alcoholic choice maybe for your dry January, that's available for you.
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I guess, all right. So, according to an analysis from the
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Washington Post, Americans have a bad case of shrinking and have been getting shorter
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for years. But it's not everybody. Data shows correlation between height and occupation.
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For example, the average height of public officials is five feet ten point
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six inches. That's really specific for men and five feet four point nine inches
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for women. Athletes, entertainers, and managers also rank at the top of
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the list. The people that work blue collar jobs, though cleaners, farm
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hands, service workers in the food industry, the average height is a full
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inch shorter. Nineteen eighty five, American men were the thirty six tallest in
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the world. Women were thirty eighth, Today forty seven and sixty in the
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ranking. So I guess the rest of the world is either getting taller we're
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getting shorter. I don't know what's going on. There various theories behind America's
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diminishing height, one being that taller people have an edge in getting higher paying
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jobs and positions of authority workers like farmhands, mostly immigrants. That could be
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the case. Maybe the overall thing, though, is if our necks are
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constantly looking down at a device, are we losing like even a half an
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inch or an inch from that? I don't know. I don't know how
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that works. Hey, do you hear about the Florida woman who's suing her
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shehees because her chocolate, her chocolate and peanut butter pumpkin wasn't exactly the way
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it was advertised. It's a woman named Cynthia Kelly. She wants five million
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dollar payout from her she's because her Reese's pumpkin didn't pass the eye test.
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She says the chocolate pumpkins on the package have eye and nose cutouts, and
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she expected that when she opened them up. Also, their football candy she
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thought was gonna look like a football, but it looked more like an actual
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egg. She said she would have left the chocolates behind if she had known
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the carved face was not actually included in these snack sized reeses. So it's
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been quite a few of these weird lawsuits. I don't know how you get
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to five million. I mean, I think maybe if she just told them,
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hey, I'd like my money back, maybe they could just give her
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a refund five million dollars for false advertising. That seems it seems a bit
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much, don't you think. Isn't that just a little bit much? Anyway,
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if you want to get a PhD and AI her campus whatever that is
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her campus dot com? Okay, Cherry picked the top colleges offering bachelor's or
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master's degrees in AI, and University of Georgia made their list. Also a
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USC Carnegie Mellon Purdue in Stanford. The field is expanding rapidly. Last year
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more than thirty five percent of employers hired specialists to work in AI. So
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here you go movie theaters. You know, I've been talking about the tug
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about yesterday. Been struggling to get people in to watch movies because they can
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just watch them at home. It's an easy way to save some money by
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watching it at home. Well, basically, with movies getting longer and the
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expense of going to the theater being there, and the economy being terrible,
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it tends to be easier and more comfortable to sit at home and watch.
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So in an effort to make up for lost revenues, some theater chains have
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been offering more food options and hoping attracting more customers and bringing more revenues some
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theaters. This comes from the Hollywood Reporter or toying with the idea of adding
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an intermission to longer movies, the idea that moviegoers will use the ten to
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fifteen minute break in the middle of the movie to go to the bathroom or
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to buy more snacks. Studios apparently not in favor of this. I could
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see where there might be some movies this works for, but I mean this
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is an old school tactic right back in the day it wasn't ridiculous for there
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to be an intermission in a movie. Now the idea of there being an
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intermission just seems crazy, doesn't it. All Right, that'll do it for
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