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06/19/2025 The Dave Allen Show on 580 Live - Margaret O'Neal, Andy Shamblin · WCHS Network Podcasts

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Speaker 2: the United States of America, the state West Virginia, the
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Speaker 3: Dave Allen, Yeah, Good Thursday morning to you juneteenth. Welcome
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Speaker 3: So it is June teenth, federal holiday holiday off for some. Many.
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Speaker 3: In fact, banks are closed, stock markets are closed, no
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Speaker 3: going to be opened today. Now tomorrow is a state
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Speaker 3: holiday with it being West Virginia. The I hope you
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Speaker 3: got all that straits. We'll kind of work with you
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Speaker 3: a little bit later on the show to get all
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Speaker 3: that squared away. Also stopping by the show, Republican Member
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Speaker 3: of the House of Delegates District fifty nine. Andy Shamlin
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Speaker 3: three five five zero zero eight. The senior producer, Ryan
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Speaker 3: Nicholson in charge of things today. Let me bring out
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Speaker 3: a good friend, Margaret O'Neil from the United Way. Welcome, Welcome,
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Speaker 3: Welcome him, Dave.
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Speaker 5: Thanks for having me in. Gosh, the new studio looks fabulous.
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Speaker 3: It's almost paid for, well it is.
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Speaker 5: It looks great and you look great in it.
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Speaker 6: So thanks for having you.
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Speaker 3: Thank you, thank you, thank you very much. All right,
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Speaker 3: So why are you here today?
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Speaker 5: Well because we're, you know, just mere weeks away from
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Speaker 5: the Great Rubber Duck Race and we have a few
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Speaker 5: ducks left to sell and we don't want you to
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Speaker 5: be that person, you know, who waited till the last
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Speaker 5: minute and we're sold out. So thanks for letting us
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Speaker 5: come by and share that it's not too late to
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Speaker 5: get your duck, and we have some great prizes. First
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Speaker 5: place is four thousand dollars.
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Speaker 3: You could use that right so absolutely.
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Speaker 5: And a five dollars investment to get four thousand. Second
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Speaker 5: place is great tickets to see Brandon or sorry Luke
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Speaker 5: Bryan at the Civic Center and a night at the Marriott.
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Speaker 5: You can get Brandon Lake tickets. You can get wu tickets,
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Speaker 5: Marshall tickets. We have ten great prizes. Even the last
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Speaker 5: duck number ten gets a flock in next year's race.
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Speaker 5: And so five dollars text duck Race all one word
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Speaker 5: to five one five five five. That easy takes you
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Speaker 5: right to the site. Visit us on Facebook. You can
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Speaker 5: get a list of those prizes if you want to
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Speaker 5: double check or always always welcome at the website.
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Speaker 3: Give us the history of this duck race.
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Speaker 5: The best you know it, well so before my time. Okay,
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Speaker 5: that's the best I know it. It was part of
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Speaker 5: the regatta back in the day. The Great Rubber Duck
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Speaker 5: Race comes with lots of nos algia. We hear from
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Speaker 5: people all the time. I can remember my mom bringing me.
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Speaker 5: There are pictures of the duck grace years ago. Always
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Speaker 5: been a part of the United Way work, I think,
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Speaker 5: And so when the regatta stopped, I think the Duck
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Speaker 5: Race also kind of took a hiatus. And you know,
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Speaker 5: we're really grateful. West Virginia. American Water reached out to
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Speaker 5: us actually the year of COVID and said, you know,
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Speaker 5: fundraising's tough, you can't see people, you can't be together.
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Speaker 5: How you feel about bringing the duck Race back? And
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Speaker 5: it was again before my time, so I'm like, I
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Speaker 5: don't know, how do I feel about that? And what
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Speaker 5: would that look like? And so they kindly got us started,
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Speaker 5: did that a couple of years around Labor Day, and
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Speaker 5: when the regatta came back thanks to the mayor and others,
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Speaker 5: they asked if we wanted to return to that position.
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Speaker 5: So now it's July, the sixth part of the regd
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Speaker 5: It's going to be Sunday, ten thousand ducks off the
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Speaker 5: South Side Bridge, not real ducks, rubber ducks.
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Speaker 3: Important distinction.
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Speaker 5: Well, you know, some people go, I know how you
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Speaker 5: get all those little ducks back And I'm like, well,
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Speaker 5: we have this market, you know, this big net and boom,
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Speaker 5: and we keep them contained in their rubber.
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Speaker 3: So it harkens back to the famous wkrps the turkey
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Speaker 3: drop as God as my witness off the turkeys could fly,
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Speaker 3: so it hearkets back to that. But no, these are
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Speaker 3: not real ducks here.
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Speaker 5: Every duck that goes in comes out. We promise to
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Speaker 5: all our friends are river lovers. We don't leave this
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Speaker 5: stray duck out there to do anything. And you know,
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Speaker 5: it's a good time. Doesn't take very long. People come
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Speaker 5: and sit at the levee and watch the race, and
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Speaker 5: many times the prize winners are there. We announce them
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Speaker 5: right away. And it's a great way to give back.
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Speaker 7: You know.
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Speaker 5: We strive at the United Way to find a level
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Speaker 5: for anybody to donate, to contribute to the community and
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Speaker 5: know they're giving back. And so five dollars for a
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Speaker 5: duck and a chance at four thousand Kim, we're.
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Speaker 3: United Way Central West Virginia and uh, you know, unfortunately
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Speaker 3: people only think of you guys. Some people do in
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Speaker 3: times of tragedy. And we saw, you know, within right now,
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Speaker 3: the devastation up in Ohio County and in Marion County
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Speaker 3: they named there was an eighth person that was that
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Speaker 3: was I don't think they've identified the person yet, but
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Speaker 3: there was an eighth body that the governor announced yesterday.
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Speaker 3: You guys do a lot when there's not a disaster,
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Speaker 3: but you really shine when there is a disaster.
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Speaker 5: You know, there's been thousands of two to one one
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Speaker 5: calls to the unit away in the Wheeling community and
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Speaker 5: thousands of calls to the unit away in Fairmont, Marion
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Speaker 5: County community. They're there to supply needs for you. The
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Speaker 5: executive director, Stacy Stevens and Wheeling was mucking out somebody's
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Speaker 5: basement because it was a little older lady who reached
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Speaker 5: out and said, I don't have anybody, you know, the
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Speaker 5: United Way. So every day somebody has a tragedy, right,
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Speaker 5: and so you're right, we're out there trying to make
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Speaker 5: sure people are fed and kids have use and their
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Speaker 5: shelters open when people need them and all the things
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Speaker 5: on a daily basis. But when there's a disaster, people
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Speaker 5: trust us. We're very grateful for that. We try to
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Speaker 5: be the absolute most transparent, best stewards of people's donations.
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Speaker 5: There's no admin fee taking off of those contributions through disaster,
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Speaker 5: and so people are trusting and they understand that it's
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Speaker 5: going to stay right there. It's going to go back
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Speaker 5: to you know, by hvac unit or make sure that
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Speaker 5: somebody's hole or that some senior has heat when it
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Speaker 5: gets closer to wintertime or one hundred degrees next week,
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Speaker 5: that there's a way for them to stay cool. And
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Speaker 5: so we're you know, we're just blessed that we don't
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Speaker 5: just have the unit aways, we have two one one
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Speaker 5: and there's a direct connection for people to reach out
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Speaker 5: and get help.
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Speaker 3: Well explain the whole two one one thing. And we've
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Speaker 3: been on the show talking about this in the past,
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Speaker 3: but I know yesterday when we were talking with some
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Speaker 3: folks opened the Wheeling air maybe was on yesterday's Metro
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Speaker 3: News midday they were they kept hitting that two to
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Speaker 3: one one. Explain how that was.
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Speaker 5: So it's West Virginia's information referral number. It's actually two
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Speaker 5: on one across the country. If you're traveling, you can
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Speaker 5: do the same. Most of the time, our calls relate
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Speaker 5: to people in need of a meet at, assistance for
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Speaker 5: a rent, or mutility assistance, or food insecurity, Where can
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Speaker 5: I find a daycare? Where can I find a health department?
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Speaker 5: All the things that are immediate needs to those people.
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Speaker 5: But in disaster, we keep a running list it's real time,
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Speaker 5: sometimes just on a legal pad of every shelter that's open,
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Speaker 5: where you can get supplies, where you can get volunteers,
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Speaker 5: links to the Red Cross, links to the other places
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Speaker 5: where people can sign up to get help. So you
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Speaker 5: can call to on one anytime, but in disaster it's
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Speaker 5: a super connector to get your real time help and
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Speaker 5: real time care.
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Speaker 3: And let's talk about this heat wave that we're expecting.
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Speaker 3: Because we've had severe weather. It seems like for weeks
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Speaker 3: it's one storm after another. It looks like after today
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Speaker 3: that that's going to go away, but in its wake
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Speaker 3: is going to be the heat. And we're expecting I
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Speaker 3: mean like he'd end of seas as they say, like
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Speaker 3: about one hundred. Next week, the real time temperature is
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Speaker 3: going to be in the nineties, I mean ninety seven
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Speaker 3: ninety eight, the warmest temperatures we've had in some time.
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Speaker 3: What do you folks got planned for next week?
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Speaker 5: So we already had a conversation on Tuesday. The City
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Speaker 5: of Charleston's care team is fabulous to be able to
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Speaker 5: go out and do hands on care hot or cold.
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Speaker 5: Our job is sometimes to help supply water and popsicles,
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Speaker 5: and so we made sure they've got plenty of those
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Speaker 5: on hand. You'll should get a press release probably today
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Speaker 5: or tomorrow that lets people know what places they can
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Speaker 5: go to be safe and be cool. And you know,
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Speaker 5: I just caution people that we always think of those
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Speaker 5: are who are unhoused and unsheltered, and we really do
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Speaker 5: worry about those folks when it's you know, you're sleeping
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Speaker 5: on pavement and it's one hundred degrees and all the things,
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Speaker 5: But do check on your senior neighbors. Heat like that
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Speaker 5: is extremely difficult on people who have any kind of
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Speaker 5: breathing problems if the power to go out and they
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Speaker 5: need oxygen. We just always want to make sure people
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Speaker 5: are again. You're connected, you can call to on one
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Speaker 5: if the power goes out. We can share where there
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Speaker 5: are shelters, medical shelters where you can go and make
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Speaker 5: sure your oxygen gets plugged in. But you know, we're
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Speaker 5: already trying to make sure.
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Speaker 3: It's really hard.
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Speaker 5: I mean it's I'm not gonna lie. It's hard to
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Speaker 5: help people when it's just really hot outside and you
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Speaker 5: don't know where to go. But there'll be places open
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Speaker 5: and they'll be out there reaching out with cold water
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Speaker 5: and cold or frozen popsicles and anything we can do
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Speaker 5: to kind of cool people off.
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Speaker 3: Let's get back to the rubber ducks. Talk about your
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Speaker 3: T shirt. I got a nice little T shirt here.
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Speaker 3: We're not on television, Intel have a face for radio.
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Speaker 3: But yeah, i'll hold it up to well.
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Speaker 5: You can see it on our Facebook page. Beautifully modeled
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Speaker 5: by a Dell ball. It's a one of a kind
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Speaker 5: design by JPO and I think you know JP's with
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Speaker 5: City National Bank, but he reached out to us and said,
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Speaker 5: how about I designed a duck shirt, so it truly
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Speaker 5: is a one of a kind if you're a collector,
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Speaker 5: and again if you're that nostalgia that bought duck t
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Speaker 5: shirts years ago, with the T shirts twenty five dollars
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Speaker 5: and with the T shirt, that gets you one duck
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Speaker 5: entered into the Duck race. So you get your collector
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Speaker 5: T shirt and a duck in the race for twenty
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Speaker 5: five dollars. You can come by the office anytime corner
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Speaker 5: of Court and Smith Street here in Charleston. We'll happily
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Speaker 5: take care of you. Or you can just go to
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Speaker 5: the Facebook page again, click on it, pay for it,
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Speaker 5: and we'll send it Tea in the mill.
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Speaker 3: All right, sounds like a lot of fun. It always is.
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Speaker 5: It's going to be great. Don't forget us at the
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Speaker 5: God it will be selling all four days prior to
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Speaker 5: the race on Sunday. Our thanks to the city for
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Speaker 5: letting us be a part of it, and grateful to
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Speaker 5: you for letting us share the message.
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Speaker 3: Absolutely and well if we need to have you back
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Speaker 3: on again before we got back yeah, all right, all right, okay,
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Speaker 3: hold on, got a text for you. Do you all
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Speaker 3: help with pets as well? Because some facilities don't allow pets,
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Speaker 3: so if.
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Speaker 5: There's a shelter, pets are allowed. We've had numbers of
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Speaker 5: pets at our warming centers that we do in the
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Speaker 5: winter when it gets really really cold, everything from snakes
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Speaker 5: to rabbits and cats and dogs. There are can change.
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Speaker 3: I miss rabbits and dogs right.
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Speaker 5: There are ways that they must be safe and contained
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Speaker 5: for our other guests. Those rarities don't happen very often,
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Speaker 5: but cats and dogs are regular. If we if we
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Speaker 5: as a united way, the question is do we help
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Speaker 5: we support our humane society always. We've done food drives,
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Speaker 5: you know, for not just people, but for animals. And
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Speaker 5: again it's a great way to know that if you
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Speaker 5: see it stray animal, please reach out to somebody because
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Speaker 5: there are people in the city that can help with that.
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Speaker 3: All right, Margot, I appreciate you being here. Thanks. Lof
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Speaker 3: how about you? I'm doing fine. Republicans out of the
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Speaker 3: fifty nights. Before we get into why you're here today,
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Speaker 11: Doug was a Doug was someone I've known for a
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Speaker 11: long time before I was ever elected to the House.
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Speaker 11: I met him in twenty twelve when I was twenty
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Speaker 11: one years old and had just been elected to the
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Speaker 11: in Nitro. Of course owned a business in Nitro. Doug
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Speaker 11: is someone who maintained so many different relationships all across
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Speaker 11: the political spectrum, and he's someone who cannot be replaced.
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Speaker 6: His influence in the in.
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Speaker 11: Kannall County is was vast and I just think he
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Speaker 3: Yeah. Absolutely, what a turnout there Monday night. I mean,
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Speaker 3: few little post show things in the office. I head
16:43
Speaker 3: over there about three forty five, three fifty, get in,
16:46
Speaker 3: do pay my respects, and get out. When I got there,
16:51
Speaker 3: which was about three point fifty, walked in with a
16:54
Speaker 3: couple of friends of mine, and the line was already
16:57
Speaker 3: and then they hadn't even opened the doors yet, and
16:59
Speaker 3: it was pouring the rain. Of course, it cleared up
17:00
Speaker 3: a little bit later, but I think we finally got
17:02
Speaker 3: in around six fifteen or six thirty, you know, and
17:05
Speaker 3: it just goes to show and then they had the
17:07
Speaker 3: service and then it picked back up again afterwards. Talked
17:11
Speaker 3: to somebody that said they were there like like ten,
17:13
Speaker 3: I mean, Coach Huggins was their former senator. Mansion was there.
17:16
Speaker 3: And what I loved about it is when you looked
17:18
Speaker 3: around that crowd. Yeah, you saw a lot of elected officials,
17:21
Speaker 3: you saw people from the business community, but you also
17:23
Speaker 3: saw people that were normal people, not people like us.
17:28
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17:31
Speaker 3: Doug may have, you know, may have waited on Doug
17:34
Speaker 3: at a restaurant, maybe somebody that you know worked with
17:36
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17:39
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17:41
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17:43
Speaker 11: I've never seen anything like that memorial. I got there
17:48
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17:52
Speaker 11: parking lot. Yeah, and how appropriate for Doug though. Oh yeah,
17:57
Speaker 11: I mean someone who had so many relationships, as I mentioned,
18:02
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18:04
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18:08
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18:12
Speaker 11: I mean, like you said, the whole spectrum.
18:14
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18:31
Speaker 6: Hey, I think Hey, I've been called worse.
18:33
Speaker 3: Andy Andy Shamil Delegate Shamblain. All right, you and waste management?
18:37
Speaker 3: What's up?
18:38
Speaker 6: Yeah, waste manage. We have a we have a relationship
18:42
Speaker 6: with each other.
18:42
Speaker 3: Yeah, okay, all right, all right, so we talked about
18:45
Speaker 3: this a couple of days ago in the state wide show.
18:46
Speaker 3: But for those that you you know, that are in
18:48
Speaker 3: the area and you're actually their representative, what happened.
18:52
Speaker 11: Here, Yeah, back in March during the legislative session actually
18:57
Speaker 11: was still still occurring. I fouled a formal letter with
19:01
Speaker 11: the Public Service Commission, not fully even realizing exactly what
19:05
Speaker 11: they would do with it, simply because I had literally
19:10
Speaker 11: dozens and dozens and dozens of complaints from my constituents,
19:14
Speaker 11: specifically in the Cross Lanes area, regarding their garbage picked up.
19:20
Speaker 11: And you know, those complaints ranged from folks who had
19:23
Speaker 11: went almost a month without having their garbage picked up,
19:28
Speaker 11: to folks who had tried to contact waste Management through email,
19:35
Speaker 11: through their website, through you know, via phone, and they
19:38
Speaker 11: just weren't receiving much communication from them. So I filed
19:43
Speaker 11: a request with PSC for them to investigate to look
19:48
Speaker 11: into this, and basically the result was almost two hundred
19:54
Speaker 11: documented complaints from the public regarding the type of service
20:00
Speaker 11: they were being provided by Waste Management.
20:02
Speaker 3: And so these complaints, as you said, they kind of
20:06
Speaker 3: went from service not being one that should not being
20:09
Speaker 3: picked up, problems with billing, just a myriad of things.
20:12
Speaker 11: Right, right, and and to be fair to Waste Management,
20:16
Speaker 11: I mean, we did have severe winter weather that complicated
20:19
Speaker 11: there their service pickup.
20:21
Speaker 6: But you know, for customers to go.
20:24
Speaker 3: A month is unacceptable and it's a health hazard.
20:27
Speaker 11: It becomes a health absolutely, you know, it becomes a
20:29
Speaker 11: health hazard. And the Public Service Commission took this very seriously.
20:35
Speaker 11: And and you can go online and look at all
20:38
Speaker 11: the documentation that was generated from this inquiry and basically
20:43
Speaker 11: they came up with basically eight eight findings, eight recommendations
20:51
Speaker 11: for them to improve their service.
20:53
Speaker 3: And those were okay.
20:54
Speaker 11: So first, Waste Management has been ordered to do a
20:58
Speaker 11: yearly reminder for customers to update their contact information and
21:02
Speaker 11: their preferences. Second, file a template with the Commission outlining
21:07
Speaker 11: its plan of action in the event.
21:09
Speaker 6: Customers are missed.
21:11
Speaker 11: Third, establish a contingency pickup plan if Waste Management misses
21:18
Speaker 11: a route. Fourth, and I think this one is very significant.
21:24
Speaker 11: This is one of the points of contention. If you
21:26
Speaker 11: go and read the report, they've been ordered to implement
21:30
Speaker 11: a tracking system so that they can measure how many
21:34
Speaker 11: customers have been missed, because that's one of the real
21:38
Speaker 11: points of contention. Is the company says, well, you know,
21:40
Speaker 11: it wasn't as bad as what people are claiming, but
21:42
Speaker 11: yet they don't have any data, they don't have any
21:45
Speaker 11: evidence to either support Yeah.
21:47
Speaker 10: Right.
21:47
Speaker 11: And and fifth, which I think the company claims they
21:52
Speaker 11: were already doing, but they're not to subject any extra
21:56
Speaker 11: charges for missed pickups. And then sixth, issue pro rated
22:04
Speaker 11: credits to any customer who's missed more than twelve days
22:08
Speaker 11: of service. Seventh, and this is this may be the
22:13
Speaker 11: most significant finding. Immediately comply with PSC rules by placing
22:19
Speaker 11: a toll free number on their website that will allow
22:23
Speaker 11: customers to reach a live customer service representative. That's one
22:27
Speaker 11: of the biggest problems is communication.
22:29
Speaker 3: And that's not exclusive to this company. I mean that
22:32
Speaker 3: we saw it with the well, we saw it with
22:35
Speaker 3: the water crisis, but we also saw it just last
22:37
Speaker 3: year with the gas crisis. You know that, and that's
22:40
Speaker 3: something then you're in the legislature. We'll talk about that
22:42
Speaker 3: in the moment. That's something that the legislature, and it
22:44
Speaker 3: was bipartisan effort, you know, Republicans, Democrats getting together and
22:47
Speaker 3: say these these companies have got to have a way
22:51
Speaker 3: to reach people and for people to reach to reach them.
22:55
Speaker 11: Right, That's yeah, that's exactly right. I mean these companies,
23:00
Speaker 11: and I'm not beating up on waste Management. They provide
23:03
Speaker 11: an essential service. And it's as I mentioned the other day,
23:06
Speaker 11: it's like the old Merle Haggard song. You know you
23:09
Speaker 11: take me for granted. Yeah, you know, when when it's
23:12
Speaker 11: done well, people rarely notice or give credit, right, and
23:15
Speaker 11: when it's not done well, you know, it becomes a
23:17
Speaker 11: big issue. Yes, I mean, I'm not not just bashing
23:20
Speaker 11: waste Management. They're one of the largest waste haulers in
23:23
Speaker 11: the state and they provide an essential service. But people
23:27
Speaker 11: have to be able to communicate with them. And we
23:30
Speaker 11: have an aging older population in many parts of the state,
23:34
Speaker 11: and not everybody is is digital. Not everybody can send
23:39
Speaker 11: an email, not everyone can send an instant chat option
23:42
Speaker 11: on their website. So I mean, to me, the most
23:45
Speaker 11: significant area of improvement has to be providing this number
23:50
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24:10
Speaker 3: I mean, when you've had these discussions and they got
24:13
Speaker 3: these recommendations coming out of the Public Service Commission, what
24:17
Speaker 3: was it? What's the response been.
24:18
Speaker 6: They haven't had a they haven't had much of a
24:22
Speaker 6: public response.
24:23
Speaker 11: They've put out statements saying that they're going to work
24:26
Speaker 11: with the PSC. That's pretty much been their response. They're
24:30
Speaker 11: going to comply with what PSC has ordered them to.
24:33
Speaker 3: Have you had any you yourself as an individual, have
24:36
Speaker 3: you had any conversations with the company.
24:37
Speaker 11: Yes, I have had some informal conversations. Okay, all right,
24:41
Speaker 11: And when I've been given specific issues by my constituents,
24:45
Speaker 11: I've been able to get that information to them and
24:48
Speaker 11: they have fixed them.
24:49
Speaker 6: So I give them credit for that.
24:51
Speaker 3: All right, all right, let's move away from waste Management
24:54
Speaker 3: for a moment. Let's talk about the legislature. So wrapped
24:56
Speaker 3: up of course, session a couple of months ago, looking
24:59
Speaker 3: probably at a had a special session. We don't know
25:02
Speaker 3: when that's going to be, but I know and something
25:05
Speaker 3: because of your because of your daytime job, your real job,
25:08
Speaker 3: so to speak, that you're a very much interest to
25:10
Speaker 3: you and your constituents too, is pe I A. And
25:12
Speaker 3: we had a lot of issues there, as you know now.
25:15
Speaker 6: There's a lot of issues with p I A.
25:17
Speaker 11: And I'm afraid that that it lacks a clear solution.
25:23
Speaker 7: Uh.
25:24
Speaker 11: It is, of course a program that we proviought, a service,
25:27
Speaker 11: a program, a benefit that we provide our employees, and
25:30
Speaker 11: I think it's important that we find better ways to
25:33
Speaker 11: fund it, to supplement it.
25:35
Speaker 3: And of course the issue of foster care, you know,
25:37
Speaker 3: that's that's likely to be discussed. Well, now you guys
25:40
Speaker 3: have interims coming up right, correct, Yeah, interms next week, interms.
25:44
Speaker 3: And that's a stone stonewall. The stonewall. But you can't
25:47
Speaker 3: do a special session because the code says that special
25:49
Speaker 3: sessions have to be in the seat of government. So
25:51
Speaker 3: if they were they were in Charleston, you may be
25:53
Speaker 3: able to knock out, you know, two birds with one stone,
25:55
Speaker 3: but you can't do that because you can't do it
25:57
Speaker 3: here in Lewis County. You got to do it in Charleston,
26:00
Speaker 3: and we don't have an idea when that special session
26:02
Speaker 3: might be.
26:03
Speaker 11: No, no one has put out any formal statement.
26:06
Speaker 6: I keep hearing.
26:07
Speaker 11: Maybe the end of July.
26:08
Speaker 3: Maybe maybe yeah.
26:11
Speaker 11: And and you know, in terms of foster care, I do,
26:14
Speaker 11: I do really appreciate the steps that Governor Morsey's administration
26:17
Speaker 11: has taken with some of the reorganization efforts with DHS.
26:22
Speaker 11: It seems like to me that that the new leadership
26:25
Speaker 11: in that department's really interested in digging into the details
26:29
Speaker 11: of those problems and and sort of reorganizing. So so
26:32
Speaker 11: I think, you know, I'm optimistic about that aspect of
26:36
Speaker 11: the new administration.
26:37
Speaker 3: And I know that you can't get into specifics I
26:39
Speaker 3: would ever ask you to, but you are you are
26:41
Speaker 3: a teacher and being on the front lines. Forget about
26:45
Speaker 3: your role as a delegate. As a teacher, you have
26:48
Speaker 3: dealt with this in your classroom with foster kids, and
26:51
Speaker 3: it's something that I remember. And uh, you know, the
26:56
Speaker 3: delig channel and I have known each other for a
26:58
Speaker 3: long time, but I can remember when I was in
27:00
Speaker 3: my role with the Secretary of State's Office and we
27:02
Speaker 3: would go into schools and take pictures of what we
27:05
Speaker 3: did voter registers. How you and I met doing voter
27:07
Speaker 3: registration drives at Nitral High School. Uh And and I
27:10
Speaker 3: would go in and we would just like to get
27:12
Speaker 3: a picture. And this was something that was totally foreign
27:14
Speaker 3: to me. No matter what the school was. We had
27:17
Speaker 3: to have, you know, the instructor, somebody like you or
27:20
Speaker 3: or a counselor or something come and say, Okay, well,
27:22
Speaker 3: these kids can't be in the picture. And I'm thinking,
27:25
Speaker 3: why can't they be in the picture? And it's because
27:29
Speaker 3: so many of them were in foster care. And I
27:32
Speaker 3: mean at some of the schools, and I did this
27:34
Speaker 3: all over the state of West Virginia. Andy, it may
27:38
Speaker 3: be if you had you had a group of let's say,
27:41
Speaker 3: fifty kids, there might be like ten or fifteen of them.
27:44
Speaker 3: But we had to exclude from the from the photos,
27:46
Speaker 3: which we gladly did. But that was something that was
27:48
Speaker 3: totally need me. It's like, we have that many kids
27:50
Speaker 3: in foster care. You saw it. I mean you're an instructor,
27:53
Speaker 3: you see it every day in the classroom.
27:55
Speaker 11: Yeah, yeah, yeah, we definitely do. And you know one
27:58
Speaker 11: thing that I think so some adults who aren't who
28:02
Speaker 11: don't have children in school, at least having in recent years,
28:07
Speaker 11: don't fully appreciate. It's how different school is compared to
28:10
Speaker 11: the way it was when you know, when you were
28:12
Speaker 11: in school, even when I was in school. I mean,
28:15
Speaker 11: we have such a large number of students who are
28:18
Speaker 11: living in non traditional homes, foster care, homes, placement. I
28:24
Speaker 11: have had some kids who are living in group home before,
28:29
Speaker 11: and a large number who are living with their grandparents,
28:32
Speaker 11: even their great grandparents. Right, So, I mean it's such
28:35
Speaker 11: a different socioeconomic status and dynamic that the schools are
28:41
Speaker 11: dealing with now compared to what it was even ten
28:44
Speaker 11: or twenty years. Oh yeah, yeah, I mean it's a
28:47
Speaker 11: vastly different.
28:48
Speaker 3: It's it would be to the average person, as you said, Delegate,
28:51
Speaker 3: it doesen't have kids in school, or doesn't spend a
28:53
Speaker 3: lot of time around schools. In some ways, you wouldn't
28:56
Speaker 3: recognize it as far as what it is. And I
28:59
Speaker 3: know that there's a lot of hard working teachers and
29:01
Speaker 3: administrators that are doing everything they can. And it's not
29:05
Speaker 3: just about the book the book learning. I mean they're
29:07
Speaker 3: they're buying meals for kids, they're buying clothes for kids.
29:11
Speaker 11: And and and you know, the the challenging thing is UH.
29:15
Speaker 11: For example, I was I help UH my my my
29:19
Speaker 11: own school in Nintory High School, we set up a
29:21
Speaker 11: counseling program through a local company UH to provide mental
29:26
Speaker 11: health services for our students. And schools are are performing
29:30
Speaker 11: so many additional functions, as you alluded to, in addition
29:34
Speaker 11: to the academics. I mean, schools are becoming more like
29:37
Speaker 11: a one stop shop community center for the community because
29:41
Speaker 11: these kids have so many different and varied needs. So
29:46
Speaker 11: so it is, it's it's a changing landscape.
29:48
Speaker 3: It is, and hopefully we can get it back on
29:50
Speaker 3: the right track because it's as you said, it's changing.
29:54
Speaker 3: Went have a text here before you before I let
29:56
Speaker 3: you go. So is does delicate? Shamleck have info on
29:58
Speaker 3: the Cross Lanes road project.
30:00
Speaker 11: Actually have a meeting with d H this morning, and
30:04
Speaker 11: I hope to have some info on that. I can
30:08
Speaker 11: tell you this. The road project is moving forward, contrary
30:12
Speaker 11: to the rumors that are out there that funding's been
30:15
Speaker 11: pulled or there's some some some reason that is and
30:19
Speaker 11: it is going to move forward. We're still waiting on
30:22
Speaker 11: the utility companies to finish their infrastructure relocation. I mean
30:28
Speaker 11: that's been the hold up this entire time. We were
30:30
Speaker 11: hoping that we would be back in operation in April.
30:34
Speaker 11: That didn't happen, and here we are June's passing and
30:38
Speaker 11: still hasn't happened.
30:39
Speaker 6: It's very frustrating.
30:40
Speaker 3: All right, So what exactly where are we talking about this? Okay,
30:43
Speaker 3: a particular road project.
30:45
Speaker 11: We're talking about immediately after the cross Lanes exit in
30:51
Speaker 11: the Interstate, and the road project goes from the Interstate
30:56
Speaker 11: exit all the way to the stop light at Kroger's
30:59
Speaker 11: in front of end Andrew Jackson Middle School, so that
31:01
Speaker 11: whole area will eventually be four lanes.
31:05
Speaker 3: Okay through there. All right, but you said this, You
31:07
Speaker 3: have a meeting later this morning. Maybe you can report
31:09
Speaker 3: back to us or we'll have you on again real soon.
31:11
Speaker 3: You gets an update on that, all right? Absolutely, delAG
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Speaker 3: Anchor amanda barrett, And myself we're going to talk More,
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Speaker 3: about juneteenth, plus football. Helmet's safety we got some news
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39:07
Speaker 3: As well tex Says, dear dave state employee for nearly
39:11
Speaker 3: thirty four, years here pretty sure this is the first
39:13
Speaker 3: federal Holiday that i've had. To, work now before, you,
39:17
Speaker 3: weenies Weenies the, texture said start bashing state employees, for
39:21
Speaker 3: complaining remember that our salaries are based on having these. Very,
39:24
Speaker 3: benefits translation we don't make the same amount of money
39:28
Speaker 3: that private sector. Folks make in, other words that's how
39:32
Speaker 3: they pay us so little. Understand it now those benefits
39:35
Speaker 3: are taken out of. Our, checks. PEOPLE smh i do
39:39
Speaker 3: want to get Back to june tenth here just for.
39:41
Speaker 3: A MOMENT and i will say this based on my
39:43
Speaker 3: drive end this morning between seven and seven Thirty From,
39:47
Speaker 3: DAYS valley i would say a lot of people are
39:49
Speaker 3: taking the. Day, off juneteenth, of course is a, federal
39:52
Speaker 3: holiday but not a. State holiday tomorrow is the State
39:55
Speaker 3: Holiday West, virginia day so again no mail. Service today banks,
39:58
Speaker 3: are closed as are many. Private businesses many of them
40:02
Speaker 3: have chosen to, close today and a lot of people
40:06
Speaker 3: are still upset that the governor did not make it
40:12
Speaker 3: a holiday, estate holiday as, His predecessor Governor then Governor
40:17
Speaker 3: Now Senator jim justice. Had, done regardless there are plenty
40:21
Speaker 3: of activities that are going out even. Today Now Delegates
40:24
Speaker 3: hollis Lewis Of canawa County And sean Hornbuckle Of cabal
40:27
Speaker 3: they're gonna be holding an event At the capitol, LATER today,
40:30
Speaker 3: I think And if i'm getting my two or three events.
40:33
Speaker 3: MIXED up, I apologize i got a lot going on
40:36
Speaker 3: in this nearly empty head, of MINE but i think
40:38
Speaker 3: That The Rever matthew watts is also going to be
40:40
Speaker 3: taking part in those. As well, of course there are
40:43
Speaker 3: a lot of activities going on tomorrow and end of
40:46
Speaker 3: the weekend really with The whole, juneteenth Thing AND hoppy
40:50
Speaker 3: i think even Writes about juneteenth and his, commentary Today
40:54
Speaker 3: and i'm just gonna go ahead and throw this out.
40:56
Speaker 3: Here now the opinions Given My dave allen not necessarily
41:00
Speaker 3: represent those in the staff management and, or ADVERTISERS So, Wrc.
41:02
Speaker 3: Media charleston the amount of people who get upset about
41:10
Speaker 3: other people observing a holiday or something that is important
41:15
Speaker 3: to them simply. Astounds ME and i just want to
41:21
Speaker 3: say to, some people why do you even care what
41:24
Speaker 3: other people it's important to? Other people june teenth is.
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Speaker 3: Not new it's been observed in the black community. For
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Speaker 3: years and if you're, not black AND obviously i, am
41:40
Speaker 3: not or you don't have, black friends which obviously some
41:45
Speaker 3: of you do, not have you may not have known
41:48
Speaker 3: that this has always been a thing Within The african.
41:53
Speaker 3: American community and if you don't want to, celebrate it
41:57
Speaker 3: or you don't want to, commemorate it whatever the proper,
42:00
Speaker 3: phrasing is THEN don't i mean it's it's it's. PRETTY
42:05
Speaker 3: simple i JUST when I when I when i read
42:10
Speaker 3: THE comments i guess on, social MEDIA and i see
42:12
Speaker 3: how many people are upset about this and calling it
42:15
Speaker 3: a made up holiday. And, whatever okay then don't celebrate
42:18
Speaker 3: you do, you man don't, celebrate it don't. Commemorate it
42:21
Speaker 3: christmas was also a made up holiday. By somebody so It,
42:25
Speaker 3: was easter so It, was hanukkah so It Was, Columbus Day,
42:28
Speaker 3: arbor Day, flag day any of. These, things somebody somebody made.
42:32
Speaker 3: Them up and if you choose not To celebrate Christmas
42:37
Speaker 3: or Hanukkah Or mother's day or whatever the, case is
42:40
Speaker 3: then then don't you just just do you and let
42:45
Speaker 3: other people. Do them it's it's. Real Simple Bigley piggy
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Speaker 3: MIKE stewart i haven't Heard from mike in. A while
43:07
Speaker 3: he was up for a job In the, kennedy, administration well,
43:11
Speaker 3: you Know the, trump administration but WORKING. FOR rfk i.
43:15
Speaker 3: Don't know he was kind of reached out to him
43:17
Speaker 3: not long ago to see if can give us. An
43:18
Speaker 3: update he had to be, you know he's got to
43:20
Speaker 3: go through the, CONFIRMATION process, i suppose and things of.
43:22
Speaker 3: That NATURE so I don't i, don't know but he's
43:26
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43:32
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43:36
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43:38
Speaker 3: a lot of. BLACK friends i go to church of many.
43:40
Speaker 3: Black people most of the BLACK people i know that
43:43
Speaker 3: are not members of the activists class have no Clue
43:45
Speaker 3: what june. TEETHH is I call bs, on that and
43:48
Speaker 3: they quietly make fun of it behind the scenes and
43:50
Speaker 3: laugh at white people that fall over themselves trying to.
43:52
Speaker 3: Celebrate it that's. The, truth well, Your experience textra has
43:55
Speaker 3: been very different. Than mine i'll, say that and we
43:57
Speaker 3: can leave. It there text says there's a War on,
44:00
Speaker 3: june teenth where's? The Outrage? Fox, news now that, was
44:04
Speaker 3: funny dek says to the, State, employee texter just like
44:07
Speaker 3: with any, other job you know what you're getting into
44:10
Speaker 3: when you sign that contract to trade your time in exchange.
44:13
Speaker 3: For pay get over it and get. OVER yourself i
44:15
Speaker 3: WILL admit i don't KNOW if i would go, that
44:17
Speaker 3: HARSH but i would go, with it go along with the.
44:19
Speaker 3: FIRST couple i mean pretty much any job you. GO
44:22
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44:25
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44:27
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Speaker 3: stewart tex says our experiences are different day because the
47:25
Speaker 3: black people you have on your show are part of the.
47:26
Speaker 3: Activists class talk to the black dude down at the.
47:29
Speaker 3: Local garage he. Doesn't care, you know there may be
47:33
Speaker 3: something to be said for that, as WELL because, i,
47:36
Speaker 3: mean look we're in the Middle Of pride month, right
47:38
Speaker 3: Now and i'm gonna, go ahead and this is gonna
47:40
Speaker 3: maybe make some, people Angry but i'm just gonna. SAY
47:42
Speaker 3: it i know a lot of members of the. Gay
47:44
Speaker 3: community ONE who i used to, work with who, is
47:49
Speaker 3: well he doesn't work with this. COMPANY now i worked
47:50
Speaker 3: at a previous RADIO company i was with Who Thought
47:53
Speaker 3: pride month was the dumbest thing he'd, ever heard and
47:55
Speaker 3: he refused to take part. In it he said it's,
47:58
Speaker 3: absolutely stupid and he if you knew The gentleman i'm,
48:02
Speaker 3: TALKING about i won't mention. His name he's no longer
48:04
Speaker 3: where he's, now deceased but listeners will probably figure out who.
48:08
Speaker 3: It was he had very choice words for people that
48:12
Speaker 3: took Part, in pride and he was he had been
48:15
Speaker 3: out of the clauset since he was eighteen nineteen. Years old,
48:18
Speaker 3: he said this is. ALL stupid i do not take part,
48:21
Speaker 3: in IT and i think. It's horrible then he wrote
48:23
Speaker 3: it off a. Few expletives there can's. Good, question absolutely IT'S. A.
48:26
Speaker 3: Tj meadows by, The, way hi he does a show
48:29
Speaker 3: here from ten to new Everything, in yeah.
48:31
Speaker 7: Is the State of? Texas woke is the State of texas?
48:35
Speaker 7: ANTI conservative i think it would be the furthest thing.
48:39
Speaker 7: From that in nineteen eighty nineteen eighty forty five, Years
48:44
Speaker 7: ago Texas made june teenth a holiday and it's.
48:48
Speaker 3: STATE code i did not. Know that.
48:52
Speaker 7: Doesn't that settle? THE point, i, mean look there are
48:54
Speaker 7: twenty eight states that this is codified as a holiday
48:59
Speaker 7: in their. State code twenty. Eight states all fifty states
49:02
Speaker 7: at one point or another have recognized it unofficially as
49:05
Speaker 7: a holiday and granted.
49:06
Speaker 3: Days OFF but, i mean do you GET my i.
49:09
Speaker 3: DON'T understand i guess it JUST as i, get older
49:13
Speaker 3: somebody TOLD me i got. MORE liberals. I got it's,
49:15
Speaker 3: not that IT'S just i. DON'T care i just don't care,
49:19
Speaker 3: what people what. People do you don't, celebrate, pride fine don't.
49:24
Speaker 3: Celebrate pride you Don't, Celebrate, christmas fine Don't. CELEBRATE christmas.
49:27
Speaker 3: I don't it doesn't affect me one way or. The
49:29
Speaker 3: OTHER and i DO what. I do and, YOU know,
49:32
Speaker 3: I just I just. I don't i don't. GET up
49:34
Speaker 3: i don't get. Other others i'm not a thief of.
49:36
Speaker 3: JOY meadows i don't care what other. People do and
49:39
Speaker 3: if people want to get upset about, OTHER people i don't.
49:44
Speaker 3: Get that, You know I'm Just i'm i'm BECOMING more.
49:47
Speaker 3: I had there's no profit. In it this all this
49:50
Speaker 3: all STARTED when i started interviewing libertarians on. The air
49:52
Speaker 3: that's what the. PROBLEM was I just i'm leaning more toward.
49:57
Speaker 3: That way i'm a. REGISTERED independent i Left The republican
50:00
Speaker 3: PARTY and i DID and i did that Because Of.
50:03
Speaker 3: Donald trump but. WHO knows i may put the libertarian after.
50:07
Speaker 7: MY title i learned something from, my father my latest
50:09
Speaker 7: kind of tongue, in cheek but who was one of
50:11
Speaker 7: the most conservative guys you. Ever met he, wasn't political
50:13
Speaker 7: but he, was conservative and he told me very early on,
50:16
Speaker 7: in life you cannot legislate how. Someone, thinks, nope can't
50:22
Speaker 7: and you cannot. Legislate morality understand what, you believe stand,
50:27
Speaker 7: for something be able to back it up, with fact and.
50:31
Speaker 7: Move on it is not. My job it is not
50:34
Speaker 7: your job to make people think a certain thing and
50:38
Speaker 7: beat them over the head until they. THINK it i
50:42
Speaker 7: want to. ASK questions i want to understand why someone
50:45
Speaker 7: thinks what. THEY think i don't necessarily want to. CHANGE
50:47
Speaker 7: it i took a lot of grief yesterday for having
50:49
Speaker 7: the gentleman.
50:50
Speaker 3: On who Organized. NO kings i want to know what.
50:53
Speaker 3: They think you know how much CRAP that i took
50:56
Speaker 3: For Having don blanketship on. The show, MULTIPLE time i
50:58
Speaker 3: WOULD say i will continue To have donlankenship on the
51:00
Speaker 3: show because he's a fastin. Any Guy because DON and
51:02
Speaker 3: i are, PERSONAL friends i Will have don on the
51:04
Speaker 3: SHOW whenever. I want, tex says you all got to
51:07
Speaker 3: tell those rednecks That the confederate flag is stupid or
51:09
Speaker 3: only planning on attacking blacks. AND homosexuals i have no
51:12
Speaker 3: issue With a. Confederate flag it's it doesn't. Bother me
51:15
Speaker 3: what you. DO again i don't care what. You do,
51:18
Speaker 3: SO look i wouldn't Fly the.
51:21
Speaker 7: Confederate flag, you know on my way to my in
51:24
Speaker 7: Laws in kentucky, car dealership they've got. ONE up i
51:26
Speaker 7: mean the thing. IS huge i mean it's like. A
51:28
Speaker 7: building i wouldn't, do that but guess what they can
51:33
Speaker 7: do what. They Want the constitution allows them to fly.
51:36
Speaker 3: That bay it's bad. For business.
51:37
Speaker 7: It's bad it could be bad for business and, the
51:39
Speaker 7: market but that's the beauty. The market it will decide
51:43
Speaker 7: people will spend dollars there or not based on what those.
51:46
Speaker 7: People do and you're not legislating and mandating what someone
51:51
Speaker 7: says by the flag. THEY have i hate to. Say
51:54
Speaker 7: this i'll open up this can of worms with very
51:56
Speaker 7: little time left. To go hate speech is protected in.
51:58
Speaker 7: This COUNTRY do i agree?
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Speaker 3: With IT do i?
52:01
Speaker 2: Like?
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Speaker 3: It no but it is you're, you know you, Know
52:03
Speaker 3: me i'm the ultimate free speech guy that hate speech.
52:06
Speaker 3: Is protected Text says june teenth Is Like. Christmas eve
52:08
Speaker 3: you folks seem to celebrate it by being, closed minded
52:10
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