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Selfish Behavior and Criminal Behavior · The Wes Carroll Morning Show

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Start your day with Wes. You're listening to the West Carol Morning Show.
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Monday morning, seventeenth day of July. Hi, I'm Wes. Thanks for
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joining me, kicking off another week here together. Two weeks left in July,
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and then we begin that very rapid downhill slide. I mean it's already
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begun the downhill slide, but I feel like August. I don't know,
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I mean, August isn't quite as fast, but September is when it really
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starts to just fly by, and then all of a sudden you hit and
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I guess past Labor Day. Labor Day is always a mixed bag for me.
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There's a little bit of the anticipation for Labor Day because of dragon Con
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in that weekend, but then there's also the work that I do leading up
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to dragon Con and the prep for it and all the things I have to
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get done, and that makes it go by quickly. And then suddenly the
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event is here, but it returns to the downtown Atlanta area. It's five
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four star hotels, is that right? And I get the star numbers in
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the number of hotels, But then also America's marked where they do the vendors
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and things but it happens every Labor Day weekend. It is a fan driven
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pop culture convention that happens every year in Atlanta, and this well, one
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year they did it virtually, you know, that was the COVID year.
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But back in full force now this weekend. There were some limited numbers the
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last couple of years, but now back in full swing and should be a
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fantastic weekend coming up Labor Day Weekend and I will be again covering it as
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I've done for a number of years. I've got my annual dragon Con pregame
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show coming up. I'm hoping to have some guest announcements for officially who I'll
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be interviewing for the dragon Con Pregame show and as always, powered by Columbus
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State University's Coca Cola Space Science Center, where you learn the science behind the
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fiction. That's the way you do it, and we are just looking forward
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to that. We'll have some radio coverage for the pregame show, will have
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on the West Carroll Interviews podcast, and you can check out some of my
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past interviews for various guests, some of them returning again this year. George
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Decay, Jason Marsden, among a couple of the guests that I know that
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are coming back for this year. There are a few others. There's some
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Walking Dead guests that I have not interviewed yet. I've I've interviewed a number
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of them over the years, but there's one in particular that is coming that
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I have put a request in. I don't want to say anything yet,
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but we'll see. We'll see if this pans out as I hope, but
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really looking forward to. There's some Star Wars guests in there. Of course
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Star Trek some of the Star Trek TV shows at Ethan Peck, who was
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there last year. He's the grandson of Gregory Peck. He'll be back again
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this year representing the Star Trek crew. And when I say Star Wars,
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there's a few Star Wars guests, but one in particular is Freddie Prince Junior,
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who not just Star Wars obviously Scooby Doo the movies and he's done a
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number of projects movies and things over the years. And then also Andy Serkis
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who is kind of a double duty Star Wars person and that he's been in
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movies and as well as the Indoor TV show. So pretty pretty solid guests.
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They're also playing Alfred in the Batman and oh yeah, is certain guy
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who liked the Precious in the Lord of the Rings movies. So some pretty
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solid guest And that's just a couple. I'm just the very tip of the
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iceberg. Some more guests announcements are coming in over the next month or so
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before they get things finalized. Nathan Phillion is one of the other guests will
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be there. He's just signed up to play Green Lantern in the upcoming Superman
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movie that is a couple of years away, so really exciting stuff. I'm
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ready. I'm excited. I'm ready. I've said excited a bunch. I
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can stop saying that. But I really appreciate Columbia State University's Cocola Space Science
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Center for us sponsoring our coverage of it. And we'll have all that for
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you in the coming I don't know, six weeks or so. As we
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get closer and closer, we're down less than fifty days to the convention.
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So and again it said in Atlanta at the hotels in the downtown area,
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the Hyatt, Regency, Marriott Marquee among the hotels. But you can learn
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everything about location the parade, which is on the Saturday of Labor Day weekend.
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All the details about the convention on their website, dragon con dot org.
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Okay, let's talk about a couple of things. One almost like we
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just teed it up. I didn't know this story was going to happen over
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the weekend, and then it did. And I was talking about this very
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thing last week, so I sort of accidentally, I don't know, made
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the news happen, or just predicted it, or I don't know. I
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don't know how this works. Not quite what I was talking about, but
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close. There is a transgender cyclist who was born a male biological male at
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some point, who she's now thirty seven. At some point in her life
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she decided that she and she competed as a cyclist as a man, and
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at some point in her life she decided, she said it started when she
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was seven, that she should have been born a woman, and she did
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have her transition surgery and even to the point of getting her driver's license,
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changed all of her legal documentations and things there in South Korea where she's from,
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and over the I guess over the weekend this happened. She won a
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women's cycling race, and she said she didn't do it to compete herself or
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to feel victory. She did it to prove a point. She said she
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took a lot of flak and negative as in her life, negativity for transitioning,
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but ultimately she did it, and she said basically, she raced in
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this race as a transwoman to show that biological men are physically superior to biological
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women. From the Korean Times as a quote, she says, I have
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no unresolved feelings overwinning, because that's no longer what I want. My goal
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was to stir controversy and get my story heard by competing. This was at
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the Gangwan Sports Festival. She said she felt more relieved than triumphant when she
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won. She said, I am not honored. I'm not proud of myself
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at all. I believe other transgender athletes would feel the same way. They
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may not want to admit it, but they're being selfish. There is no
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honor in an athlete in that. She also says. She says that she's
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now qualified to go on to a national race, but she says she won't
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do that. She said, I don't want to make the issue a point
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where I've start to harm other people about that this idea of harming other people,
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and she says that a third gender category would be the way to go,
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similar to maybe weight classes in other sports. She says it could be
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like how we have weight divisions in some sports. Under the current binary system,
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women athletes will be discouraged and their hard work might not be recognized due
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to the participation of transgender athletes. At the same time, trans women athletes,
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no matter how hard they worked, will never be truly honored for their
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wins. Honor is the goal that all athletes aspire to attain, but this
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is a situation where nobody will be honored. I think that shouldn't happen.
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So there you go, there you go. I mean, that's what we
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were talking about last week, isn't it. I was asking the question,
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why why don't we have more of this because we keep getting told that this
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doesn't happen, that this isn't capable of happening, even though we've witnessed it.
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We've seen Leah Thomas in the pool. We've seen Leah Thomas, you
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know, out of the pool. We haven't seen Leah Thomas in the locker
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room. Sadly, some of the women athletes have seen Leah Thomas in the
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locker room. So when this happens, and it happens again, and I
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would hope there will be more athletes trying to make this point so that maybe
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we can get ourselves to a point where women's sports will be protected. Now,
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again, as I've been pointing out, you have people saying, well,
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you people don't support women's sports. If they supported women's sports, they'd
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make the same money as the men, and the women's sports would be more,
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get more television coverage and all those things. It's very different, isn't
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it. On we talk about the difference between opportunity and equity, forced opportunity
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versus forced equity. When you say that you want all women to have the
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opportunity, girls to have the opportunity to grow as athletes, to compete with
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other women, girls and women to the point where they're able to have a
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level playing field and they're able to compete and do their best and succeed,
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versus equity, which is forcing the same outcome for everyone. When men's soccer
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generates billions of dollars and women's soccer generates one hundred and fifty one hundred and
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sixty million, dollars. Yes, there is going to be well, it
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used to be a pay discrepancy, whether it's fair or not. You can't
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force the equity. I guess you can because they've obviously made adjustments on how
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the women soccer players get paid, at least in the US and a few
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other places. But it's that difference between forcing opportunity and giving women an opportunity
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versus forcing equity, forcing the same outcome. Our founders never guaranteed us equal
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outcome, right, It was about the pursuit of happiness, about being able
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to have the opportunity to see your dreams and to succeed. Is everyone starting
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on a level playing field? No, no, they're not. And you
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can't blanket say every one of a certain race is starting on a same playing
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field and everyone of a certain race is not. It's just people. Some
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people have a level playing field, some don't, and that's the reality of
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it. And you would hope that people will eventually realize that opportunities are there
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and you can try to succeed, But you can't force equity. You can't
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force the same starting line. You can't, not by any means we've come
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up with that has been you know, affirmative action or any of those things,
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are those tend to take people that are still just trying to succeed,
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pushing them down and trying to elevate someone else. And that's the reality here.
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So more of these athletes that will do this, that will make this
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point and we'll come out and say, look, this is just what's fair
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and what's not and this isn't fair. I like the idea, I don't
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know how they would be able to carry it out. I don't know how
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you have that third category. I don't know how that works. I can't
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tell you the way it should play out, but I can tell you I
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can tell you that it's going to As the point is made here by Nah,
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that you can't encourage women to try to compete in sports if they're going
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to be obstacles in the way of them, of biological men competing with them,
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it's just not going to be an opportunity. And like I pointed out,
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you get sixteen trans women competing in swimming in a race, chances are
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you're not going to get a single biological woman competing in the final two heats.
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It's just the reality and people that are denying it and it's and I
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think more people are seeing it, and I think that's why we're starting to
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get a better spike in the numbers showing support for women athletes and people saying
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no, we have to support them and their opportunity to be able to compete.
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We got another selfish story I want to touch on, because that,
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I guess is the story of the day is people being selfish in the name
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of some cause. This is a person saying, hey, I'm doing this
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selfishly for a cause. These are people that aren't admitting that they're selfish,
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they're just claiming all cause. Did you see the climate activists that glued themselves
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to a German airport runway and their whole purpose was to just cause problems,
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to cause delays. They caused many delays air travel in Europe and this is
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in I guess it says it was two different airports actually, so this was
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Hamburg and Dusseldorf, and they basically said they were trying to disrupt things because
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they feel like that their country, Germany, is not doing enough to support
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the climate, that they're letting the earth burn. One of the environmentalists extremists
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who was there says, we can't watch any longer as our earth burns without
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our government adding with our government adding fuel to the fire every day with their
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fossil madness. This is why we are blocking the airport today. The Last
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Generation is the name of the protests group, and they said that their government
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had a lack of planning and that they were breaking the law and causing the
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climate crisis. They said, why the protest at the airport. If not
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at the airport, where is the right place to protest our destruction of livelihoods.
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The world is on fire and with a last generation to have a chance
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to pick up the fire extinguisher. Instead, we allow our government to subsidize
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air travel, a major catastrophe accelerator with billions annually. It's like a collective
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suicide and we can no longer accept that. Instead of presenting a concrete plan
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to prevent this and reach the emissions reduction target called for by a law,
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the Transport ministry is relying on technological flexibility. Forty one Hamburg flights canceled,
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delayed, or diverted because of all of this. The Transport minister in Germany
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declaring this isn't protecting the climate, They're engaging in criminal activity. Yes,
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breaking into airports, gluing yourselves to runways is certainly that it's criminal activity.
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We've had a number of protests in the last few years all around the world,
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a lot of them in the US, criminal activity in the name of
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protesting, pretending that it's a peaceful protest. Now Here in the US,
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we had some protests where this kind of behavior might have been encouraged. During
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the twenty twenty election. It might have very well been encouraged. We might
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have been in a position where people were singing the praises of these people.
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They're not hurting anybody. This isn't destructive in any way. This isn't violence.
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This is just people trying to be heard. When you had cities where
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there were murals painted on streets to support one political candidate but not another one,
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not directly but supporting them, you can't do that. You can't do
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that. You can only support this cause. This is about this cause,
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This is about all causes. This isn't a protest for everything. We're limited
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on the number of things we're allowed to protest. You can only protest about
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the things we want you to protest about. Remember that, remember the murals
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on the streets. Black lives matter, all right, Well let's make a
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make America greater again. No no, no, no no, can't do
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that, can't do that, can't support Trump. This is about black lives
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matter. This isn't about politics. But please go to black Lives Matter dot
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com, donate to them, and we'll give it to political candidates. What
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I don't know how much of that was actually given a political canids because they
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were buying houses with it, weren't they Isn't that what they ended up doing
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with a lot of that money, or giving it to their friends or families
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or I don't know. I'm trying to remember all those stories, all the
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people that got that money. Where did all that money go? I know
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houses were some of it? Selfish? It is. It's selfish when you
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make it about you. If you can't make your protest publicly on the sidewalk
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and you have to block traffic, then it's selfish. If you can't make
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your protest without getting out in the streets or on the runways, or setting
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something on fire, or throwing a Molotov cocktail, or stealing and looting in
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the name of protest, then it's selfish. It's absolutely selfish. You're telling
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me that's someone throwing a molotov cocktail at a police car isn't selfish. You're
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telling me that someone stealing a TV from a store isn't selfish. Of course
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it is. They're not taking that TV and giving it to kids with cancer.
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That's not what they're doing. They're taking them home or selling them.
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It is selfish, and it's it is. It's criminal, very well put
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by the German Transport minister. Minister it's it's it's criminal, that's what it
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is. Leadership in Georgia, as protesters here were protesting the cops city.
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Oh, the cop city. They're going to train the police and police aren't
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getting the proper training. We're gonna build a training facility. You can't do
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that. That's racist, that's criminal. We're going to protest it and burn
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police cars, but it's not violent. If it's just a police car that
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they burned, did they make sure there was nobody in it? I guess
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that would be a question too, wouldn't it. So yeah, I guess
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the topic of the day is selfish. One being selfish for a good cause,
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the other being selfish. They think for a good cause, but in
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either either way, The causes are certainly very different, aren't they. Today's
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Show right after the break Mission Impossible Dead Reckoning was number one at the box
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office for the weekend, although as Dead Reckoning Part one, I'm sorry to
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make sure I get the part one in there, but a disappointing opening,
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a lot of people thought, oh my gosh, this is the movie that's
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going to save the summer for the blockbusters will be this Mission Impossible movie fifty
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six point two million, which is a lot less than what they were expecting.
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This is a three hundred million dollars I guess budget for making the movie
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was released on Wednesday, earned eighty million the first five days of release,
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but for the weekend fifty six point two million. Sound of Freedom continues to
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overperform, or maybe realistically perform. I think people are getting behind this faith
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based movie that is about child's sex trafficking. Took in another twenty seven million
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over the weekend. It's now earned eighty three million dollars after just two weeks
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in mainstream release. Insidious, The Red Door, Indiana Jones, and The
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Dial of Destiny and Elemental rounding out the top five for the weekend. This,
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of course, as the writers the sag after the actors are now joining
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the writers that are on strike doing a walkout, saying that if they weren't
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already booked for something, maybe they're not going to show up at things that'll
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be interesting. As far as them trying to stand up in solidarity with the
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writers and making sure that everybody is getting the fair pay, I don't know.
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It's it's very complicated. There's a very different and this is one of
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those topics that when you talk about protests and strikes and things, when it
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comes to a discrepancy between like when baseball players would go on strike, and
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then they would say, well what about the people working at the stadium,
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And you go, well, that is that's a good point. The people
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that are working at the stadium, they just don't get to work because the
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athletes that are millionaires in many cases, not all of them, but many
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of them. And then that's similar with some of the actors and writers,
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because the writers typically don't make the kind of money that actors do. It
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depends on who they are, but the unknown sort of writers don't always make
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as much. And then some of the actors, you got some I mean
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I know some actors they'll just tell you, point blank, dude, I
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make like thirty five thousand a year and I'll live in LA That's not a
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lot of money. And that's the reality. Like they're working hard and slinging
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it man, trying to work. So it's interesting to see this sort of
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stand up. A lot of people are just kind of going, hey,
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these are very rich people, you know, trying to negotiate things and go
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on strike. It's more to it than that. It always is more to
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it than that. But I can also understand where that's what's seen when there's
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a high profile millionaire that gets a lot of attention with it. Yesterday was
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National ice Cream Day, and I don't know if you have participated. I
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know that there were some places that had some discounts and deals around at least.
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And there is a Favorite ice Cream Flavor Index which has done a consumer
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preference study about trends in America and to decide what the favorite flavor of ice
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cream is. And at the top of the list for the most states,
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twenty three states said chocolate is their favorite ice cream flavor. Second place Rocky
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Road cookie dough at number three. And just taking a look at the map
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around the state and there's uh, here's here's what you got. I'm just
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breaking it down. I don't know. I find this a little bit of
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a stretch, but I'm gonna hit some of our states nearby. Georgia and
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Alabama and South Carolina all say Rocky Road is the best flavor. Florida says
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chocolate, Tennessee says chocolate. North Carolina also saying chocolate. Now you have
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to get Mississippi's on the Rocky Road train as well, and then you get
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down to Louisiana where they say that it is actually cookie though, the best
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flavor. So only a few states hitting on. I don't even see vanilla
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representative here. That's a little crazy. Nobody's got the vanilla at the top,
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although neapolitan does pop up in a few states, and a couple of
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states actually have strawberry listed, so oh it's a cherry wow. Yeah,
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West Virginian Maine actually have strawberry listed. But yeah, most of the country's
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saying chocolate's the best. That's not a big surprise. That seems about right.
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Rocky Roads representation is what I've got questions about. That seems a little
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high. It seems like I've got a lot of places that are throwing that
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love for Rocky Road, and I don't know. I don't know a lot
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of people. I mean I do know people that like Rocky Road. I
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don't know a lot of people who say, yeah, that's got to be
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my top flavor. When I've had ice cream with people, I don't know
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many that say Rocky Road. That doesn't mean they don't exist, it just
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means it just means that I don't know them. I guess if you're a
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big fan of Little Debbie snack cakes and maybe he ate a lot of oatmeal
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cream pies like nick Saban that Swizz Breakfast, I guess it still is Swiss
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cake rolls. Well. College Dale, Tennessee, might be a destination for
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you. It's the home of the new Little Debbie Park. McKee Foods,
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the company that makes Little Debbie snack Cakes, is headquartered in College Dale,
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and the McKee family purchased ten acres of land donated it to town to be
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used specifically as a community park for all to enjoy. The park is open
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to everyone and it features equipment for kids. There's plenty of oversized Little Debbie
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snack cakes that visitors can climb on Wow. And if you'd like, you
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can take a selfie with a really big oatmeal cream pie, stack of nutty
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Buddy bars. Maybe fantasy sized cosmic brownie. Six foot tall Christmas tree cake
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sculpture is also there. My kids just discovered the cosmic brownies. I don't
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know how this happened. I guess it was something on social media, but
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they've just discovered the cosmic brownies and they're really excited about those things. And
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wow, yeah, I'm looking at the giant cosmic brownie. Oh, I'm
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seeing all of them now, statues of Little Debbie, the Christmas tree cakes.
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It looks pretty spectacular. I don't know that it really is a destination
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it's worth popping in there. That'll do it for this Monday edition of the
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