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Wicked Radio 7-10: Lady Beats Amazon Return Nightmare, Hero Lifeguards, & Biden's Dr Says It All · Wicked Radio with Bill Adams

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Speaker 1: We're going like today, guys, Thank god, I'm and looking
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Speaker 1: for a day like this. I mean, think about the past.
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Speaker 1: I mean, even through the Fourth of July holiday, the
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Speaker 1: news was intense. I mean just you know, swampy politics,
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Speaker 1: and we had a little bit of that today, but
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Speaker 1: not too much. I mean, you really can't avoid it
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Speaker 1: these days. There's so much happening out of the swamp.
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Speaker 1: But we got some hero stories for you, and I
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Speaker 1: think the common theme among all of them, which is
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Speaker 1: what I always try to do. Take this bad news,
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Speaker 1: which potentially could be really bad if you listen to
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Speaker 1: the mainstream media and turn it into good news and
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Speaker 1: empower yourself. Really, and I think all these examples, we
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Speaker 1: can like Biden's doctor who's clammed up and not talking,
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Speaker 1: and you're thinking, well, that's not good. We're not getting
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Speaker 1: any information. Uh wait, we are because sometimes this does
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Speaker 1: happen where the people who have a lot of information
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Speaker 1: that would help out the country when they don't talk,
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Speaker 1: it tells you everything you need to know. We'll get
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Speaker 1: out of that once we cover it and talk about
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Speaker 1: a hero situation with lifeguards at Flagler Beach in Florida.
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Speaker 1: But they saved a deer in the ocean. I'm asking
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Speaker 1: the same question, why is a deer in the ocean? Now,
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Speaker 1: this could have been a situation where it's an animal.
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Speaker 1: So you're thinking, well, they'll just kind of let it go,
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Speaker 1: and that's sad. No, not these two. Not these two
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Speaker 1: chill lifeguard dudes. They were awesome. Big layoffs at NASA.
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Speaker 1: That's not good either. Wait, but there's good news hidden
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Speaker 1: behind that, because what they're telling you is this is
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Speaker 1: because of the Trump administration. This is because of the
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Speaker 1: new head of NASA you just nominated. It was a
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Speaker 1: massive walkout. I was told that four times yesterday, unfour
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Speaker 1: different sources. Not true as it appears. They weren't layoffs,
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Speaker 1: they were buyouts in early retirement. So it's great news
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Speaker 1: for those people, and it's why they're not talking. And
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Speaker 1: one other story, we're turning a potentially bad situation are
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Speaker 1: frustrating into something great. A lady in San Jose, California
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Speaker 1: has beaten Amazon's ridiculous return policy. Here's what she went through.
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Speaker 1: Can you imagine getting thousands, nine hundreds thousands over the
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Speaker 1: course of a year packages you didn't order and she
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Speaker 1: couldn't get rid of them. But she did it. She
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Speaker 1: did the right way. Talk about that too. Let's get
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Speaker 1: right to it, all right. This is the only swampy
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Speaker 1: stuff I have for you today. Swamp meaning Washington, DC.
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Speaker 1: But it's revealing and you can't avoid this kind of stuff.
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Speaker 1: You don't want to keep your head in the sand.
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Speaker 1: But still revealing. Now, Biden, former President Joe Biden, that
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Speaker 1: would be I had a doctor. His name is Kevin O'Connor.
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Speaker 1: You've seen him, the guy with a silly butch boy haircut.
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Speaker 1: We all kind of called for him to be subpoenaed
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Speaker 1: to testify before Congress to talk about if anybody would
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Speaker 1: Biden's mental state or lack thereof. During the administration, he
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Speaker 1: would be this guy, right, of course, he's this doctor.
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Speaker 1: This is also the guy that gave mc clean bell
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Speaker 1: of health. He was a guy referred to I know
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Speaker 1: he's a sharp sharp as attack. I think the term
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Speaker 1: was even though we all know that this guy Biden
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Speaker 1: was gone for four years, we did not have a president.
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Speaker 1: We had people signing with an auto pen serious executive
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Speaker 1: orders and policy. We all know that it's been well established.
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Speaker 1: We all know that, but we all look forward to
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Speaker 1: what his actual doctor would say. Right, silly us. Of course,
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Speaker 1: the guy is not going to talk because that would
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Speaker 1: put him even more in the crosshairs and maybe he
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Speaker 1: could even face potential perjury charges down the road. Whatever.
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Speaker 1: So Kavan O'Connor gets before this House panel yesterday and
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Speaker 1: he didn't reveal much, or did he anyway, Here's what
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Speaker 1: he said.
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Speaker 3: The advice of Castle, I must respectfully decline to answer
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Speaker 3: based on the physician patient privillage and reliance on my
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Speaker 3: right under the Fifth Amendment of the Constitution. I'm not
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Speaker 3: a lawyer, and I must follow my lawyer's advice in
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Speaker 3: this matter.
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Speaker 1: Okay, man, When we all first saw that yesterday, I
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Speaker 1: had the same reaction to At first, it was, oh, jeezo,
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Speaker 1: he's not gonna talk. We're never gonna find out. Okay, right,
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Speaker 1: I had that reaction too. Hold on, he actually said
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Speaker 1: it all right? There. There are times it does happen
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Speaker 1: when people plead the fifth who really do know all
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Speaker 1: of this information, and they don't really have to say anything,
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Speaker 1: and he didn't. Now, first of all, it shouldn't shock
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Speaker 1: any of us that he didn't talk. Would you put
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Speaker 1: in that situation? First of all, I don't think any
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Speaker 1: of us would be Biden's doctor. I wouldn't be able
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Speaker 1: to handle that and lie to the American public. But
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Speaker 1: if you were in that situation he did testify, you
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Speaker 1: wouldn't say anything. Of course you wouldn't. I know people
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Speaker 1: are upset, and I saw all kinds of comments yesterday
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Speaker 1: heard from people personally all upset about this. We're never
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Speaker 1: gonna know? How could this? How could you dare do
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Speaker 1: this to the American public as a doctor. It's okay.
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Speaker 1: And I don't know whether they're meant to do this
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Speaker 1: or not. But he said everything he needs to say.
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Speaker 1: Because sometimes here's the good takeaway for this. Sometimes when
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Speaker 1: people who know that bad things were happening when they
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Speaker 1: don't talk. It confirms everything you needed to know, Everything
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Speaker 1: we needed to know, was said right there. So here's
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Speaker 1: the good news. Even though Biden's personal doctor didn't talk
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Speaker 1: about his mental state or lack of facilities, you know
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Speaker 1: without a shadow of a doubt that Joe Biden was
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Speaker 1: a pile of sticks in the White House. He was gone,
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Speaker 1: just not there and not running. Now that's frightening, obviously,
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Speaker 1: and that's gonna be We're gonna we're going to see documentaries.
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Speaker 1: But I can't wait till all the books come out
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Speaker 1: about this about people who really do talk. But anyway,
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Speaker 1: so if you've if you've always suspected that that he
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Speaker 1: was a dementia patient from the campaign on, this wasn't
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Speaker 1: something that just happened in the White House when he
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Speaker 1: was there as president. He was gone the whole time
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Speaker 1: they ran successfully. A presidential candidate with dementia through four
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Speaker 1: years wasn't really run of the White House. And it happened,
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Speaker 1: and that was just confirmed right there by your doctor.
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Speaker 1: That's your takeaway. He didn't need to say anything for
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Speaker 1: all of your suspicions and mine to be confirmed. That's
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Speaker 1: the good takeaway, even to it, even though he didn't talk.
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Speaker 1: Sometimes you get to listen to the things they're not
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Speaker 1: saying to get the truth. And that's where we are
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Speaker 1: on that. All right, here's the here's another example where
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Speaker 1: the truth exactly wasn't told to us yesterday. Do you
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Speaker 1: see the headlines? And maybe maybe I saw a little
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Speaker 1: bit more because the space coast for me in Florida
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Speaker 1: is not that far up the East coast, and so
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Speaker 1: a lot of NASA stories kind of get to us
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Speaker 1: first in Florida. But still a big story. It's NASA. Right,
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Speaker 1: here's the headline. Saw this, two thousand NASA employees walk
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Speaker 1: off the job. You know, at first glance, you know,
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Speaker 1: the people who will only read the headline and believe
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Speaker 1: it are going, oh my god, this is a crisis.
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Speaker 1: What is happening? What's Trump doing?
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Speaker 2: Now?
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Speaker 1: My god, we're gonna we're gonna strand astronauts again. We're
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Speaker 1: not gonna be able to go to the moon. Ah Okay,
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Speaker 1: here's the truth. The exact number, I'll give it to
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Speaker 1: you is two forty five NASA employees are not going
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Speaker 1: to be NASA employees anymore. Were they fired I'm sure
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Speaker 1: a couple of them were. I mean, when there's buyouts
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Speaker 1: and retire and early retirement benefits and thing, you always
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Speaker 1: kind of This is how it works in corporate America too,
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Speaker 1: even though this is a government organization. You stuff some
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Speaker 1: firings in there too, kind of get rid of them.
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Speaker 1: You do it all at once, you lop them all
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Speaker 1: at once, right, and it gives those people a chance
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Speaker 1: to say, oh, I was I was offered a buyout. Sure, Okay,
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Speaker 1: here's the truth. And here's why you're not exactly hearing
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Speaker 1: from those NASA employees. There were buyouts and early retirements.
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Speaker 1: That's what they were for two thousand, one hundred and
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Speaker 1: forty five employees. That's what happened. Despite what the mainstream
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Speaker 1: is trying to tell you, Trump runs off over two
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Speaker 1: thousand NASA employees, Space program in peril. No, they they
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Speaker 1: downsized and making this thing a whole lot more efficient.
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Speaker 1: I will tell you. Maybe you had this reaction too
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Speaker 1: when you just heard that news. I had it. This
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Speaker 1: was my question, and I said, wow, so NASA has
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Speaker 1: thousands of employees. Didn't really. I thought a lot of
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Speaker 1: it was administrative, And of course they had their engineer
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Speaker 1: and their scientists. I get that, but I've always known
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Speaker 1: that was a smaller type department. But these are like
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Speaker 1: this is like the bureaucratic side of NASA. So the
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Speaker 1: takeaway is, first of all, it's not what you were told.
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Speaker 1: It's not what we were told in the headlines NASA
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Speaker 1: being gutted. No, they were offered buyouts in early retirements,
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Speaker 1: and apparently two thousand and forty five NAAS employees happily
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Speaker 1: took that deal, and they're not talking about it because
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Speaker 1: they're riding off into the sunset with probably pensions because
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Speaker 1: their government employees, they're happy as hell. And no, NASA
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Speaker 1: wasn't gutted. The good news is a more efficient, bloated bureaucracy,
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Speaker 1: which is the same thing with all government departments, just
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Speaker 1: got trimmed to make it more efficient. That's what the
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Speaker 1: deal was. But here's the other thing. What led to
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Speaker 1: the mainstream media telling you that these and it's already
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Speaker 1: happening was part of this because on the very same day,
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Speaker 1: and it was convenient for the UH for the misguided,
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Speaker 1: misleading media to jump in on this. The very same day,
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Speaker 1: Trump named a new NASA administrator. It is Sean Duffy.
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Speaker 1: He is the US Department of Transportation secretary. So I
9:20
Speaker 1: think Trump just said, hey, yeah, you're very running that, Shan.
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Speaker 1: Once you go in there, run NASA or whatever. Okay,
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Speaker 1: it is what it is. But that's not why they
9:28
Speaker 1: were layoffs there. They were a buyouts. And Trump's uh,
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Speaker 1: you gotta go to truth social on this because this
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Speaker 1: is where you find out what Trump is doing or
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Speaker 1: thinking these days. I'm please do an. That's that I'm
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Speaker 1: directing a great Secretary of Transportation, Sean Duffy, to be
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Speaker 1: interim administrator NASA. Interim Nah, Sean's doing a great job
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Speaker 1: handling our country sprint transportation blah blah blah. And Sean Duffy,
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Speaker 1: for his parts, is honored to accept this mission. Time
9:52
Speaker 1: to take over space. Let's launch. I don't know whether
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Speaker 1: he's gonna be permanent or not, but the takeaway is
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Speaker 1: it's not it's not a gutting of NASA. It's making
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Speaker 1: it or efficient. Now, there might be a fight down
10:06
Speaker 1: the road because you might remember what the fight between
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Speaker 1: Trump and Elon. You know, the bickering here was Trump
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Speaker 1: didn't Trump took away the nomination for Elon's buddy to
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Speaker 1: be head of NASA, So you don't no, maybe maybe not.
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Speaker 1: But the thing is, it's actually pretty good news about NASA,
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Speaker 1: not what you were led to believe again turning that
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Speaker 1: into good news. All right, this is one time I
10:29
Speaker 1: told you where we're going like today, but can you
10:31
Speaker 1: imagine this situation. We're going to California for this one,
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Speaker 1: San Jose, California. She only gives her name as Kay,
10:37
Speaker 1: and that's all right. She shouldn't be outed for this
10:39
Speaker 1: anyway because she's already gone through a year of hell.
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Speaker 1: Kay in San Jose has Kay from San Jose has
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Speaker 1: been dealing with an Amazon return problem. We've all gone
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Speaker 1: through it, right. I didn't order this, it's the wrong size.
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Speaker 1: I can't direct. The company is overseas somewhere. Amazon helped
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Speaker 1: me out. Sometimes they do, sometimes they don't. Boy, they
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Speaker 1: sure didn't. In her case. Here's what happened. Ka received thousands,
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Speaker 1: not hundreds, thousands of packages that she didn't even order. Okay,
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Speaker 1: there were SUV seat covers apparently that didn't even fit
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Speaker 1: from a Chinese company called and I'm going to screw
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Speaker 1: up the name on this loose Sandidion. I don't know
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Speaker 1: under the Etkin brand whatever it is, but they didn't fit.
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Speaker 1: K is getting the returns of people across the country
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Speaker 1: who are trying to return this thing. And you're wondering
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Speaker 1: how this happened because this company put K's address randomly
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Speaker 1: from San Jose in their company return thing and she
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Speaker 1: couldn't reach them. Here's her, This is a nightmare. Here's
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Speaker 1: her describing the story.
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Speaker 4: It started with one package and I was like, it's
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Speaker 4: got my address, but it's not for me. And I
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Speaker 4: went to my neighbors and I was like, oh, you know,
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Speaker 4: did somebody accidentally put the wrong last digit? Nobody knew
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Speaker 4: what it was. Oftentimes, the amount it cost to return
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Speaker 4: it is about more than fifty percent of what they
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Speaker 4: paid for it. And every time I was absolutely assured,
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Speaker 4: this will stop, you won't get any more of these packages.
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Speaker 4: You'll hear from us within twenty four to forty eight hours.
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Speaker 1: Uh, And she didn't, but she kept on fighting. Now
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Speaker 1: that's the good news part of the story here. But
12:23
Speaker 1: a little bit more background on it. So in all
12:25
Speaker 1: these cases, throughout the all the people that ordered these things,
12:27
Speaker 1: and by the way, this Etgan company apparently is a
12:29
Speaker 1: one star because almost everybody that has ordered this suv
12:33
Speaker 1: full leather seat cover thing. They don't even fit and
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Speaker 1: they're basically crap. Unbeknownst to them though, when they returned it,
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Speaker 1: it was going to Kay's house, which is why she
12:42
Speaker 1: had thousands and thousands of packages over the course of
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Speaker 1: a year, because again the seller put Kay's address in
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Speaker 1: the return labels, getting her stuck with the mess. So
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Speaker 1: here's what she did. She tried to reach this Edgin
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Speaker 1: company and no response. She tried apparently dozens and dozens
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Speaker 1: of times to reach out to Amazon, and they kept
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Speaker 1: on promising her they would take care of the problem
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Speaker 1: and do it, but they couldn't. But throughout the process
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Speaker 1: of the past year, they offered her one hundred dollars
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Speaker 1: gift card though, and She's like, great, but can you
13:17
Speaker 1: get rid of these packages please? So here's how she
13:21
Speaker 1: turned it potentially horrific situation into a winner because nothing
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Speaker 1: was slowing down. In fact, apparently the return packages were
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Speaker 1: arriving on her garage, blocking her front step by the way,
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Speaker 1: like a mountain of Amazon packages. More and more they
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Speaker 1: were increasing. Amazon wasn't helping at all. So here's what
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Speaker 1: she did. Here's why, Here's how she turned a horrific
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Speaker 1: situation into a winner. She's in San Jose, California, and
13:45
Speaker 1: she went to a big media outlet in San Francisco.
13:48
Speaker 1: And this is where local news still still helps kgo
13:53
Speaker 1: big television and radio broadcaster, and she told them the
13:56
Speaker 1: story and this is how the thing went viral. And
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Speaker 1: you see the pictures of the cat of packages, and
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Speaker 1: she said, oh, this is just a this is just
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Speaker 1: a piece of it. I've got the rest of it
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Speaker 1: stacked up like a mountain in my backyard. Through using
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Speaker 1: the media and becoming loud about this, but doing it
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Speaker 1: in a do I say nice kind of way, because
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Speaker 1: she wasn't yelling and she wasn't screaming, she finally, through
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Speaker 1: using her local media sources, got Amazon to finally get
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Speaker 1: through to this Chinese company to stop this. I don't
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Speaker 1: know about the rest of the customers who were dealt
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Speaker 1: with this thing, you know, got a bad package. I
14:27
Speaker 1: don't know if they got their money back or they
14:29
Speaker 1: had to pay for return. But she actually got it done,
14:31
Speaker 1: which is proof once again that no local news is
14:34
Speaker 1: getting less and less relevant. I understand that, but in
14:36
Speaker 1: a case like this, I think the last remaining use
14:41
Speaker 1: that local news sources TV and radio have are consumer
14:45
Speaker 1: issues because this thing may not have gone national at first,
14:50
Speaker 1: but kgo out in San Francisco, which is, you know,
14:53
Speaker 1: near her local media market. They picked up the story
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Speaker 1: because it's interesting, and they helped her out, and they
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Speaker 1: got the attention of Amazon and they got it done.
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Speaker 1: Moral of the story, make a noise as a consumer
15:03
Speaker 1: when you get screwed over like this, and she was
15:05
Speaker 1: because it was it was hindering her life. Make a noise,
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Speaker 1: but do it in a nicer, relatable way, like hey,
15:13
Speaker 1: did there Kay? And finger quotes it because that's not
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Speaker 1: her real name, because you can't do it. She turned
15:17
Speaker 1: a horrific situation into a good one. Good for her.
15:20
Speaker 1: That would be awful. Jesus God, I can't imagine that.
15:25
Speaker 1: And speaking of going light but no less important. So
15:29
Speaker 1: there's a story out of Flagler Beach once again in Florida,
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Speaker 1: of two lifeguards, two of the chillest lifeguards you could
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Speaker 1: ever possibly imagine. Who saved a deer out of the
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Speaker 1: Atlantic Ocean. Yeah, right about now in your head, I
15:44
Speaker 1: can see your wheels turning. You have the same question
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Speaker 1: I do. Why is a deer in the Atlantic and
15:49
Speaker 1: how does that happen. I don't know. They don't know either,
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Speaker 1: But this is the story of two dudes, and you're
15:54
Speaker 1: gonna hear here the chillest lifeguards you could ever possibly imagine,
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Speaker 1: but no less heroes. Chase Hunter and Leo Peters their
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Speaker 1: lifeguards at Flagler Beach. And this is why their heroes
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Speaker 1: to me, not only doing what they do every single
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Speaker 1: day is lifeguards. But they saw that a deer was
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Speaker 1: in the ocean. Now, if they weren't lifeguards as dedicated
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Speaker 1: to doing what they do to saving any life, not
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Speaker 1: just humans, they could have just let the deer go, right,
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Speaker 1: I mean, their job is to save human lives, but
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Speaker 1: that didn't stop them. Listen to the story that they
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Speaker 1: tell on this and how they turn this horrific situation
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Speaker 1: into something good. Because you hear deer in the ocean
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Speaker 1: surrounded by something else you're gonna hear right here, and
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Speaker 1: you're thinking, well, there's no way this has a good
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Speaker 1: possible outcome, But it actually does.
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Speaker 2: We have a job to We save lives, whether it's
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Speaker 2: it's a human life or you know, in this case,
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Speaker 2: a deer.
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Speaker 1: I had never hit, like heard a deer before. And
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Speaker 1: they yell, they yell loud. When I got out there,
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Speaker 1: I thought Chase was the on screaming.
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Speaker 2: I was just talking to it and just you know,
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Speaker 2: like it's all right, like I'm here to help I
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Speaker 2: calm down. There was also two sharks swimming out there.
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Speaker 1: The whole time.
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Speaker 2: In my mind, I was telling myself, we're getting this
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Speaker 2: deer in one player or the another.
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Speaker 1: Did you catch that? I didn't even I didn't even
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Speaker 1: catch it at first when I first saw the video
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Speaker 1: of it. Not only was the deer out there surrounded
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Speaker 1: by sharks. So you said you heard I think it
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Speaker 1: was Chase at the beginning there said we're out there
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Speaker 1: to save a life. I don't care what it is,
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Speaker 1: what kind of life it is, We're gonna go out
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Speaker 1: there and save this deer. And they did despite being
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Speaker 1: surrounded by sharks. So they really could have and I
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Speaker 1: think people would have understood if they didn't risk their
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Speaker 1: own lives, because that's what lifeguards do to save a
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Speaker 1: deer in the ocean. Because it's not a human. I mean,
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Speaker 1: it's not the best look in the world, but I
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Speaker 1: think it would have been understandable. That didn't stop these dudes.
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Speaker 1: They went out there and they saved the deer. While
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Speaker 1: they're out there, they see that they're surrounded by two
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Speaker 1: sharks too, heroes. That could have been a really bad situation.
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Speaker 1: There's something good. I love it. So lighter stories today,
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Speaker 1: but no less important, so good. The main takeaways don't
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Speaker 1: believe the first out of the headline with the NASA story.
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Speaker 1: Don't buy it because when you dig a little bit deeper,
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Speaker 1: there's always a reason. And like the Amazon lady in California,
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Speaker 1: if you're stuck with a horrific situation, even in a
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Speaker 1: customer service situation, if you make a noise loud enough,
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Speaker 1: but do it in a nice way, you can usually
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Speaker 1: Oh that's good news, already make it awesome. Remember you
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