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Should We Ban Kids From Establishments? · The Breakfast Club

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Speaker 1: Now let's open up the phone line. Charlemagne has been
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Speaker 1: talking about this eight hundred five eight five, one oh
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Speaker 1: five one now with Chick fil A in Pennsylvania is
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Speaker 1: banning anyone under the age of sixteen without an accompanied adult.
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Speaker 1: Let's talk about it. Does that make sense? Do you
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Speaker 1: like it? Do you love it? And I've been seeing
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Speaker 1: this a lot. We've been seeing this a lot, Like
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Speaker 1: a lot of restaurants are banning teenagers and young kids
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Speaker 1: from being in these establishments, you know, without adults, because
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Speaker 1: these kids be wild and they'd be cursing out employees,
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Speaker 1: you know what I mean, they'd be damaging property, they'd
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Speaker 1: be fights, all types of stuff for happening. But now
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Speaker 1: you have to have security for all these restaurants because
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Speaker 1: who's going to control it. You can't have the employees
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Speaker 1: that are selling you know, chicken and French fries and
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Speaker 1: shakes to police the kids as well. So I don't
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Speaker 1: know if that's a good idea. And they used to
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Speaker 1: do that in Virginia at the mall and I hated it.
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Speaker 1: I think security that all these establishments is great. Like
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Speaker 1: you think you're in Atlanta right now, think about what's
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Speaker 1: happening in malls like Linux where they got metal detectives
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Speaker 1: and all types of stuff and shootings and everything be happening. Like,
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Speaker 1: I think all of these public establishments should have armed security.
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Speaker 1: I absolutely positively believe that. But let's talk about it.
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Speaker 1: What's your thoughts? Eight hundred five eight five one oh
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Speaker 1: five one. It's the Breakfast Club, Go morning, the Breakfast
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Speaker 1: Club Club. Now, if you're just joining us, we're talking
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Speaker 1: about Chick fil A out in Pennsylvania. They want to
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Speaker 1: band unaccompanied minors. So what they're saying is if you're
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Speaker 1: under the age of sixteen, sixteen and under, you will
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Speaker 1: be required to be in the building with an adults.
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Speaker 1: All right. The franchise is saying that's because honestly, you
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Speaker 1: teens be wilding out. That's what they're saying. You be
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Speaker 1: bugging y'll be wilding there. They come in there, they
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Speaker 1: disrespect the employees. They say, it's mistreatment of property. They
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Speaker 1: say it's like, you know, a lot of explicit language
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Speaker 1: like give my ffort number one with you, you know,
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Speaker 1: and you know because a lot of them are doing
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Speaker 1: it for the gram. They're going Chick fil A. Talk
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Speaker 1: to these people. Crazy, you're going to any of these
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Speaker 1: establishments and talk to these people crazy just because they'd
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Speaker 1: be on their lives and everything else. Remember that video
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Speaker 1: when remember the old video from New York and the
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Speaker 1: dude pulled up to the drive through and he's like, Yo,
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Speaker 1: you're with the big blood dude. You know what I'm saying. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: that's how these kids be talking to them, these employees.
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Speaker 1: But the problem with that is, I mean, now you
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Speaker 1: have to have security because these employees can't police the
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Speaker 1: age limit, what your age and all that, And that's
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Speaker 1: my own problem. So now you've got security there, and
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Speaker 1: security are they properly trained to deal with people? They're
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Speaker 1: security guards. That's why I'll say this. I think that
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Speaker 1: that's what they need to begin with. Like before I
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Speaker 1: would issue a band this customers under sixteen without an adult,
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Speaker 1: I would pay for extra security. And I'm tired of
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Speaker 1: what's being so cheap, especially as these establishments that we
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Speaker 1: know are making mad money, because when it comes to
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Speaker 1: the safety of not just employees but customers, you shouldn't
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Speaker 1: cut corners on that. Like all of these establishments and
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Speaker 1: your security, fast food establishments, the mall churches. We see
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Speaker 1: what's going on in this country. You in Atlanta right now.
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Speaker 1: You was at what's that place called Atlanta University. That's
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Speaker 1: the combination of Clark Spellman in Morehouse. All right, somebody
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Speaker 1: got shot and killed there yesterday. Rest in peace to
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Speaker 1: that twenty year old brother. All I'm saying is any
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Speaker 1: place where there is a large amount of people, there
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Speaker 1: should be trained armed security guards who know how to
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Speaker 1: handle situations when situations get out of hand, because them
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Speaker 1: kids wouldn't act up if they saw armed security in
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Speaker 1: these establishments. Yeah, but in a situation like this, you're
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Speaker 1: a freshman, you're a sophomore, you're fifteen, sixteen years old.
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Speaker 1: After school, you go to fast food because that's all
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Speaker 1: you can afford. You go to McDonald's, you go to
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Speaker 1: Chick fil a, you go to Burger King, you go
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Speaker 1: to these places. But now I can't go inside and
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Speaker 1: I'm starving, I'm hungry. That's why you should have That's
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Speaker 1: my point. That's why you should have security. I mean,
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Speaker 1: most of these it's gonna probably go back to what
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Speaker 1: we were doing during COVID, where people just go through
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Speaker 1: the drive to anyway. But if they do not, I
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Speaker 1: think the banding on the kids is a bit extreme
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Speaker 1: because I feel like they haven't tried any other methods.
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Speaker 1: I think they should have armed security in these establishments
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Speaker 1: because you're talking about the sixteen year olds that know
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Speaker 1: how to act, you know what I mean? And if
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Speaker 1: the sixteen ye olds that don't know how to act
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Speaker 1: and west it up for the ones who do, you
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Speaker 1: know what, You're right, And I'm just gonna tell us
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Speaker 1: this quick story and this just made me think about
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Speaker 1: it when you said it. My wife, if you don't know,
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Speaker 1: was in McDonald's when we were in high school and
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Speaker 1: she was trying to get herself a number two and
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Speaker 1: she got into an altercation with these other group of
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Speaker 1: girls that were trying to bully her and pick on her.
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Speaker 1: Security and McDonald's through all of them out. The girls
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Speaker 1: wound up jumping my wife and slashing my wife face
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Speaker 1: sixty like sixty seven times. They have a look on
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Speaker 1: the left side of my wife's face, you'll see a
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Speaker 1: small mark on her face where she was sliced. So, yes,
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Speaker 1: I agree, you know what I'm bugging. Yes, actually absolutely positively,
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Speaker 1: these these establishments you'll have security. But they jumped her.
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Speaker 1: They jumped her after they got kicked out like somewhere else. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: they kicked it out of the McDonald's on Jamaica Avenue
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Speaker 1: and then she got jumped outside. Damn, but it could
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Speaker 1: have happened inside. I mean, we don't know what would
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Speaker 1: have happened. But yes, you're right, these these establishments should
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Speaker 1: have ships, to have security because they are making enough money.
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Speaker 1: It's not like these these huge establishments are not making money.
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Speaker 1: They're not mom and pop stores or mom and pop situations.
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Speaker 1: Yes they should have right. And I was in Atlanta
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Speaker 1: a couple of weeks ago because my daughter had a
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Speaker 1: cheerleading competition and like, you know, even the security that
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Speaker 1: I was with was they actually referenced you to the
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Speaker 1: car show in Atlanta, right, yes, they referenced one of
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Speaker 1: your car shows. I think it was at the Georgia
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Speaker 1: Convention Center where the cheerleading competition was that and they
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Speaker 1: were saying, how when black people have events at stuff
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Speaker 1: like the Georgia Convention Center, security is nuts, Like they
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Speaker 1: make y'all hire a bunch of security. They lock certain
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Speaker 1: doors so people can't just come through. But at that
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Speaker 1: cheerleading competition, it was the wild wild was you know,
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Speaker 1: people could come in from all different doors, all different directions.
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Speaker 1: And they were saying how dangerous that was, especially in
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Speaker 1: this era where you see all these mass shootings. So yes,
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Speaker 1: these establishments in these venues have to pay for top
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Speaker 1: not security. They have to. Yeah, and you're right because
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Speaker 1: I have to pay for extra security more than that
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Speaker 1: cheerleading event, which probably had more people than my car show.
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Speaker 1: But it is, you know, it is what it is.
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Speaker 1: But let's go to the phone line. Hello, who's this
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Speaker 1: Hi the Sydney. Hey Sydney. What's your thoughts? Mama? Man,
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Speaker 1: I'm a school teacher. I've been one for six years, okay,
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Speaker 1: and I've taught seventh through twelfth graders throughout these six years.
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Speaker 1: And you gotta do what you gotta do to keep
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Speaker 1: the peace. If children don't have expectations or rutes to follow,
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Speaker 1: they're just gonna learn it the hard way when they
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Speaker 1: get older. Like so, if Chick fil A had to
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Speaker 1: do that, they had to do it. Clearly. There must
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Speaker 1: have been some complaints. Something could have popped off and
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Speaker 1: nobody reported it and the management is just trying to
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Speaker 1: handle it the best they can. Question under control, would
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Speaker 1: you feel would you feel safer as a school teacher
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Speaker 1: if y'all had armed security in the schools? Sometimes if
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Speaker 1: these some days while I'm like, damn, is this enough?
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Speaker 1: Because some things have definitely occurred. So I'm not gonna
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Speaker 1: put it out there or nothing because huh, it's my school.
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Speaker 1: But huh, some things have occurred, and I'm like, why,
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Speaker 1: which I would have something? Know me, I would have
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Speaker 1: been able to at least defend myself. But the first,
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Speaker 1: I mean, whatever, we gotta run. The first thing I'm
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Speaker 1: gonna think about is my kids, honestly, and I'm not
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Speaker 1: just saying that I'm gonna get them out to building
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Speaker 1: before I'm getting myself. And I'm with you, but you
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Speaker 1: shouldn't even have to be in that situation. Man. We
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Speaker 1: have to give these teachers support. We have to give
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Speaker 1: these these these fast food workers some support, like if
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Speaker 1: you work at it again, if you're somewhere where it's
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Speaker 1: a mass group of people, we have to have armed
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Speaker 1: security or more something like something has to change you
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Speaker 1: And I want to change this before you guys kick
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Speaker 1: me off real quick. I just wanted to say this
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Speaker 1: um Recently, at our school district, they are not allowing
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Speaker 1: students or parents, guardians whoever to come in. If you
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Speaker 1: smell like super cloud bud right and I had a
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Speaker 1: lot of my students complain about that because they're saying, oh,
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Speaker 1: my parents smoke before they dropped me off, blah blah blah.
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Speaker 1: And this just goes back to my point. Parents need
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Speaker 1: to set an example for their children. You do what
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Speaker 1: you do, what you do, what you do in your household,
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Speaker 1: but when your kids go down to the world, there
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Speaker 1: are expectations. I just have to put that out there. Man.
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Speaker 1: That is man. The parents smelling like loud, Oh god,
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Speaker 1: you're not supposed to drive high? Well, hey, man, that's
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Speaker 1: what these parents are out here doing and making it
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Speaker 1: and normalizing it to their children. When their kids come
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Speaker 1: in my classroom, I tell asleep and asking me for chips?
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Speaker 1: How are they supposed to know what they need to like?
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Speaker 1: You know? It just sucks and it all starts at home.
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Speaker 1: So I'm coming for the parents this morning. I take
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Speaker 1: thank you, Mama, I'm with you, thank you. I am
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Speaker 1: disgusted that these parents aren't taking edibles. Huh, I am
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Speaker 1: disgusted these parents aren't taking edibles like real adults. Your
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Speaker 1: kid come to school high and you say, did you smoke?
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Speaker 1: Know my dad did? Oh? My mom? As crazy? You
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Speaker 1: got your kids smelling like the loud package you're smoking.
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Speaker 1: You don't give your kids a secondhand high. They asking
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Speaker 1: to teach it for snacks because they got the munkey.
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Speaker 1: This it's crazy. Five five one oh five one. We're
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Speaker 1: asking you know a Chick fil A in Pennsylvania is
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Speaker 1: banning kids under the age of sixteen unless an adult
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Speaker 1: is a company with them. Let's talk about it. Do
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Speaker 1: you agree this? Agree? It's the breakfast club? Good morning,
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Speaker 1: call your opinion to the breakfast Club top on hundred
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Speaker 1: five five one oh five one morning. Everybody is d
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Speaker 1: Jay Envy, Charlomagne, the guy. We are the breakfast Club.
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Speaker 1: Now if you're just joining us eight hundred five eight
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Speaker 1: five one oh five one, shout to everybody in Atlanta.
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Speaker 1: I'm out in Atlanta right now. There was a pilot
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Speaker 1: shortage yesterday and I couldn't get back, so I'm here.
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Speaker 1: I'm here. So we're asking Chick Filo in Pennsylvania is
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Speaker 1: banning unaccompanied minors. So if you're sixteen and younger and
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Speaker 1: you're not with an adult, you can't come in. It's
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Speaker 1: that good? Is that bad? At first I was kind
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Speaker 1: of upset with it, but now thinking about it, I
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Speaker 1: get it. Yeah, they should have some type of security
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Speaker 1: there and to make sure your kids ain't while now
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Speaker 1: because even when I was a kible, we went to
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Speaker 1: those stores. Yeah, we would talk disrespectful sometimes and kids
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Speaker 1: are fighting McDonald's in those places because that's where you
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Speaker 1: would go after school, because that's usually what you can
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Speaker 1: afford to two ninety nine meals to three twenty four
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Speaker 1: meals the French fries for ninety nine cents, that's where
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Speaker 1: you would go. So we're asking what's your thought on it?
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Speaker 1: Let's go to the phone lines. Hello, who's this said?
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Speaker 1: What's your thoughts? Man? I thought? I think Chickfila bugging man?
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Speaker 1: Because where are you going to ban sixteen year old
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Speaker 1: now for not being them in Chickfila? With dogs? All
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Speaker 1: the crazy people doing something restaurants are always a dog.
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Speaker 1: Look at that lady. You give um dunk Ken to
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Speaker 1: day to Charlotta Magne who drove a card inside um
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Speaker 1: a chick Fila because she didn't get her cookie or whatever.
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Speaker 1: That was a Popeye? I was a Popeyes. What about
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Speaker 1: the Florida man who pull a gun on um somebody
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Speaker 1: for not getting one of her? You know, it's complete ordered.
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Speaker 1: Those of you was not the sixteen. These are all
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Speaker 1: people over the age the sixteen. So I think, no,
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Speaker 1: listen to my brother, I'm with you. I don't think
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Speaker 1: that the band is right. I think that they should
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Speaker 1: have secure. I think the band is them trying to
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Speaker 1: save money on not being able to hire security. I
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Speaker 1: think all of these fast food restaurants should absolutely positively
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Speaker 1: have security. You know, like like you know, and you
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Speaker 1: get you're in the weed business, you know what I'm saying, Like,
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Speaker 1: you know you got your cannabis sir, Yeah, you're in
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Speaker 1: the cannabis business. And I'm in the cannabis business as well.
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Speaker 1: You know that when you have these dispensaries, you have
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Speaker 1: to have security and these dispensaries correct, So it should
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Speaker 1: be the same thing. But any establishment, especially fast food establishments,
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Speaker 1: especially schools, if there's a large group of people that
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Speaker 1: congregate these places, they should have security. You have to
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Speaker 1: have it in twenty twenty three, man, you have to.
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Speaker 1: But also it's close to the hubs, so it's close
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Speaker 1: to the training stations where schools are. That's probably where
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Speaker 1: they have the most problems. Where you're on where the
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Speaker 1: train stops, whether it's Jamaica Avenue, or the Atlanta mart
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Speaker 1: or whatever it may be, where there's a large group
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Speaker 1: of students. That's what has to have the majority of
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Speaker 1: the problems. Let's go to another caller. Hello, who's this.
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Speaker 1: My name is good morning. Everybody going all right? Um?
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Speaker 1: I don't agree with that being a company with adult thing,
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Speaker 1: but I'm from Detroit and it could be worse. Could
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Speaker 1: have to get it all your food through plexi glass.
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Speaker 1: All the fast food restaurants in Detroit now that bulletproof
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Speaker 1: glass in it, just like to bank. So I'm Madagine
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Speaker 1: getting your two piece in a biscuit through a holes.
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Speaker 1: I'm not mad at that because it's gonna come to
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Speaker 1: that because nobody ever thinks about the employees in these
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Speaker 1: situations like they need to be protected. I'm not mad
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Speaker 1: at that either. Yeah, yeah, well that's what the world's
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Speaker 1: coming to. Brothers like jail. Though I hated that as
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Speaker 1: a kid, like you go to a store, you gotta
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Speaker 1: order through the through the glass. Majority time was either
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Speaker 1: the Chinese food spot or sometimes both daggers and I
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Speaker 1: used to hate it. You gotta yell through. It just
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Speaker 1: didn't seem natural. It ain't about you, though, It's about
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Speaker 1: the safety and employees because guess what what's gonna happen
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Speaker 1: is just like how you can't get home right now
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Speaker 1: because there's no pilots to fly the planes ain't coop you.
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Speaker 1: Nobody working at these fast food places, but they probably
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Speaker 1: don't care because they're gonna have AI and robots working
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Speaker 1: there anyway. So true, Hello, who's this? Hey? What's up?
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Speaker 1: It is envy? Who's this? Good morning? Man? I don't
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Speaker 1: blame pick collect. I mean that's a liability thing. Not
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Speaker 1: only that, like like you were saying early is the distrespect.
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Speaker 1: I mean, I know it the places, the inconvenience on
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Speaker 1: those parents that do have responsible teenagers. But it's like
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Speaker 1: you know, one apple, one bad apple will spoilers other
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Speaker 1: But that's right. I don't send their parents with them.
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Speaker 1: But I will say, t um, I don't think they
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Speaker 1: should ban I think they should have security first, you
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Speaker 1: know what I mean? And then if the security doesn't work,
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Speaker 1: then I can understand the band. I think the band
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Speaker 1: is just then being cheap, you know what I mean,
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Speaker 1: because they don't want to hire proper security. Yeah. I
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Speaker 1: was just gonna say that, And honestly, I don't want
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Speaker 1: to added security to be added to my my number
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Speaker 1: three or my number four meal. You're gonna look at
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Speaker 1: the receipt and see the security of the security. Exactly.
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Speaker 1: I don't need that maturity, thank you. But that's true too.
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Speaker 1: Who's gonna have to pay those calls? So, like you said,
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Speaker 1: they're gonna have to add a dollar to your your
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Speaker 1: meal or fifty cents to your meal. And you know
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Speaker 1: a lot of times, especially being a kid sixteen years old,
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Speaker 1: you're playing to the penny. I'm gonna be honest with you,
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Speaker 1: I don't mind that. I don't mind that for any
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Speaker 1: of these establishments. Put it like, there's all the money
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Speaker 1: that we spend in taxes, if they started putting that
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Speaker 1: tax dollars towards these schools having metal detectives, in these
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Speaker 1: schools having security, because you can't just have metal detectives
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Speaker 1: in the urban schools, the black schools, you know what
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Speaker 1: I mean, you gotta have you gotta have metal detectives
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Speaker 1: everywhere nowadays because of all of these mass shootings. If
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Speaker 1: if I gotta pay extra, which we already are by
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Speaker 1: the way, with our tax dollars, if I gotta pay extra,
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Speaker 1: I would love for that extra in taxes to go
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Speaker 1: to security. Yeah, I get it for the kids school,
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Speaker 1: but I'm not paying my tax money. Ain't helping Chick
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Speaker 1: fil A. Well, you shouldn't be fast food, no way.
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Speaker 1: You needn't mean any more healthier options in any damn way.
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Speaker 1: Chick fil A is not a fast food term. I
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Speaker 1: know it feels like it isn't, but it is, you know.
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Speaker 1: And I gotta watch my cholesterol. My cholesterol is a
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Speaker 1: little high right now. I gotta get I'm trying to
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Speaker 1: get my cholesterol down. The moral of the story is
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Speaker 1: we need security in all these public places. That's the
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Speaker 1: moral of the story. And I'm gonna tell you what's
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Speaker 1: gonna happen. What's gonna happen is there's gonna be no
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Speaker 1: more fast food workers working at these places. It's gonna
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Speaker 1: be all artificial intelligence and robot coops. And I guarantee
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Speaker 1: you little punks won't try no robot coops. Okay, I
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Speaker 1: bet you when y'all walk into a goddamn Chick fil
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Speaker 1: A and it's determinated three thousand standing behind the desk,
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Speaker 1: you know, bigg as arnolds watching they got talking to
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