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Speaker 4: Well, it is the crow Cast. I am corel Happy Tuesday,
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Speaker 4: December twenty third, that's it. Tomorrow is Christmas Eve, the
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Speaker 4: day after is Christmas, and then l goodbye. It's gone
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Speaker 4: again for another year. Although when you put away the ornaments,
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Speaker 4: it seems like you're taking them back out just two
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Speaker 4: weeks later. I don't know about y'all, but as you age,
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Speaker 4: do you find the years just really fly by, like
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Speaker 4: really fly by. It's like totally fly by. I find
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Speaker 4: that they do. I really do? You know? I got
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Speaker 4: a lovely text last week that I didn't share. Oh
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Speaker 4: share well, but it's from a woman who graduated high
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Speaker 4: school in nineteen sixty two, of the year I was born.
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Speaker 4: And she said she worries about me because I worry
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Speaker 4: too much. And I do worry a lot. I do,
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Speaker 4: I really do. Sorry, my glass was on the wrong
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Speaker 4: place on my ear. And it's funny because the topic
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Speaker 4: that I had slated for today, I will spreadsheet of
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Speaker 4: topics here the beginning topic. You know, we talk about
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Speaker 4: miracles at Christmas, a Christmas miracle and you know the
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Speaker 4: movies we talked about yesterday, a lot of them have
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Speaker 4: Christmas miracles in them. And there's a great song by
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Speaker 4: Denise Williams. But it's gonna take a miracle. And I
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Speaker 4: thought I was thinking today, which is unusual for me.
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Speaker 4: You all know that's not true. I was thinking that
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Speaker 4: I don't believe in miracles. I believe in extraordinary things
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Speaker 4: that happen that seem miraculous. Well let me rephrase, okay,
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Speaker 4: because I do believe in miracles. You know, like when
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Speaker 4: a baby is born, that's a miracle. I mean that's
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Speaker 4: just like, Wow, you made a human. You know, that's incredible.
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Speaker 4: And there are so many things in life that are miraculous.
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Speaker 4: Views you'll stop until you know the view in Ireland.
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Speaker 4: There have been so many times when we were motorcycling
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Speaker 4: through Ireland where Brandon and I just pulled over and stopped,
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Speaker 4: and Daniel was in the car behind us, pulled over
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Speaker 4: and stopped and just looked at this miraculous view, gorgeous,
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Speaker 4: rolling green hills and ocean and just God, I wish
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Speaker 4: I could live there. I do just beautiful, beautiful country.
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Speaker 4: So I do believe in miracles, but not the kind
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Speaker 4: that most people believe in. I don't believe in miracles
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Speaker 4: from God. I don't believe in God, and I don't
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Speaker 4: believe in supernatural woo woo miracles. But I do know
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Speaker 4: that things are miraculous. Ember is miraculous. What a miraculous thing.
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Speaker 4: Dogs are? They are unconditional love. They adore us there
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Speaker 4: they they die too soon, but you know, they're they're miracles.
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Speaker 4: They're they're just little miracles. And I was thinking about
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Speaker 4: that today because given what's going on even this week,
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Speaker 4: which I said, I'm not going to talk about Trump
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Speaker 4: or politics on the week of Christmas or New Year's
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Speaker 4: so I'm trying not to. You know, last week his
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Speaker 4: press conference was enough to keep me going for two months,
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Speaker 4: but whatever or his nighttime address. Unless he drops dead,
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Speaker 4: then we'll talk about that over the holidays. We'll have
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Speaker 4: a fester. That would be a miracle. I started thinking
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Speaker 4: in a down moment, because in the holidays you go
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Speaker 4: up and down about what it's going to take to
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Speaker 4: turn the world around. Not just the US, but the
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Speaker 4: world is headed in the wrong direction, and we don't
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Speaker 4: need to be We have the total ability to be
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Speaker 4: headed in the right direction. We have the best technology
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Speaker 4: now ever AI and many other things. You know, the
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Speaker 4: technology is incredible. We have access to so many miraculous
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Speaker 4: things that we could be headed in the total right direction.
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Speaker 4: But we're not wondering what Christmas miracle do we need
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Speaker 4: and how are we going to get it? How are
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Speaker 4: we going to get this Christmas miracle? And then I
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Speaker 4: thought to myself, maybe we already have it, very wizard
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Speaker 4: of oz. Maybe the power to write our ship has
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Speaker 4: been ours all along. Maybe we you and I the
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Speaker 4: fact that we share this time together, Maybe we are
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Speaker 4: the Christmas miracles that we need. Maybe we're enough. Maybe
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Speaker 4: we are enough of a miracle because we can do
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Speaker 4: miraculous things. In Australia, the guy that tackled the Gunman.
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Speaker 4: That was miraculous. Maybe we're the miracle that this Kris.
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Speaker 4: You know, I'm not done thinking about this topic yet.
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Speaker 4: It's the holidays. We can just chit chat because I
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Speaker 4: hear a lot that you know, there's no and in
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Speaker 4: the new year. You know, I don't want this next
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Speaker 4: year to be like last year. And so we hear
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Speaker 4: a lot miss Ember, what are you doing pacing around? Now?
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Speaker 4: I hear you pacing around? What are you doing? Come
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Speaker 4: on in here, honey, Come on, it's a Christmas show.
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Speaker 4: I've got a hat on. Come on. So I hear
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Speaker 4: a lot of people over the holidays say, well, there's
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Speaker 4: nothing I can do. You know, this is nothing I
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Speaker 4: can do. Like next year, there's nothing I can do.
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Speaker 4: I can't change Donald Trump's mind. I can't I can't
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Speaker 4: get him out of office. I can't you know, I
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Speaker 4: only have so much power. I can vote and that's
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Speaker 4: about all I can do. Other than that, what else
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Speaker 4: can I do? I hear that a lot. What else
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Speaker 4: can I do? You know it's going to take a miracle,
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Speaker 4: and there's a lot that each of us can do.
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Speaker 4: We just forget and just like I said that we
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Speaker 4: are the miracle, we are also the answer. The answer
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Speaker 4: to every single problem is us, You and me. We're
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Speaker 4: the answer. There's no problem that you and I can't
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Speaker 4: solve if there's the will. And that's what we need
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Speaker 4: going into the new year. On this Christmas Eve eve,
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Speaker 4: that's what we need more than anything, the will, the
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Speaker 4: will to keep going, the will to keep fighting, the
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Speaker 4: will to make changes, maybe the will to leave the country.
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Speaker 4: We need the will because where there's a will, there's
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Speaker 4: a way, and I think Trump and this last year
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Speaker 4: has done a lot to beat the will out of us.
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Speaker 4: And Christmas is about renewal. It's about celebrating joy and
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Speaker 4: love and peace and happiness, and about looking towards the
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Speaker 4: new year. It's about giving. I still want your comments
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Speaker 4: from yesterday. I asked for your comments about what the
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Speaker 4: Christmas spirit means to you? What does Christmas? What's the
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Speaker 4: real Christmas mean to you? You know, this last year
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Speaker 4: has tried to just beat us down in every aspect financially,
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Speaker 4: it's tried to rob us. You know, I just read
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Speaker 4: I set myself something. Where is it here? Oh? Yeah?
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Speaker 4: How much do you need to be in the top
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Speaker 4: ten percent of your state or of the country. How
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Speaker 4: much money do you need to be in the wealthiest
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Speaker 4: ten percent of the US households nationally? It's two hundred
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Speaker 4: and ten thousand a year and holdings of one point
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Speaker 4: eight million in net worth. That would put you in
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Speaker 4: the wealthiest ten percent of Americans. And if we say
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Speaker 4: the wealthiest ten percent out of three hundred and thirty
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Speaker 4: five million people, that means only thirty three million people.
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Speaker 4: Think about that, the wealthiest ten To be in the
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Speaker 4: top ten percent of wage journers, you have to make
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Speaker 4: two hundred and ten thousand a year or have one
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Speaker 4: point eight million dollars in net worth. That means only
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Speaker 4: thirty four million people have that. That means three hundred
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Speaker 4: and six million people or more are not. They're in
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Speaker 4: the ninety percent. They're not in the top ten percent.
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Speaker 4: I'm not in the top ten percent. Most of you
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Speaker 4: aren't in the top ten percent. We're in the ninety
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Speaker 4: And yet every business I know this Christmas has crafted
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Speaker 4: their business around the top ten percent. Hotels charging huge fees,
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Speaker 4: rental car companies, grocery stores. Everything around us is really
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Speaker 4: built as if we're all in the top ten percent,
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Speaker 4: but really we're That means ninety percent of us don't
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Speaker 4: make two hundred and ten thousand dollars a year. And
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Speaker 4: in today's world, that's not that much money. And ninety
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Speaker 4: percent of us don't make that as a household, not
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Speaker 4: just individually, as a household, two hundred and ten grand.
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Speaker 4: Ninety percent of us don't make that. That's something. That's something.
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Speaker 4: So when I think about miracles and Christmas miracles, think
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Speaker 4: about frustration, people saying, you know, it's gonna take a
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Speaker 4: miracle to fix this. No, it's going to take people
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Speaker 4: with the will to fix it, people with the strength,
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Speaker 4: with the stamina, with the intelligence to fix it. You know,
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Speaker 4: the midterms are coming up this next year. There's a
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Speaker 4: Christmas gift for you. The midterms are coming up. Hopefully
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Speaker 4: Democrats will win, win big, win control of the House
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Speaker 4: and Senate and put an end to this madness. Next
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Speaker 4: Christmas we may be celebrating the end of trump Ism.
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Speaker 4: Wouldn't that be a miracle? Sit? I mean, by what
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Speaker 4: is a real miracle? Wouldn't that be a miracle. If
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Speaker 4: next Christmas, because of the midterms, we're actually celebrating the
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Speaker 4: end of trump Ism, that would be something. That would
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Speaker 4: be something, because look, the holidays are stressful, no matter
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Speaker 4: how you slice it. Now, some of you have no
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Speaker 4: stress over the holidays, and I hate you, I absolutely
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Speaker 4: hate you. Most people are stressed. Oh my god, I
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Speaker 4: used to stress. I used to be a Christmas Eve shopper.
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Speaker 4: I'm not anymore. But when Andrew was alive, I was
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Speaker 4: a Christmas eve shopper and I would get so stressed
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Speaker 4: on Christmas Eve out shopping. Oh, I'd get so stressed. Parking,
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Speaker 4: lots stress, just store stressed, just all kinds of stressed.
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Speaker 4: One Christmas Eve, I went out shopping while Andrew and
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Speaker 4: Emily stayed home drinking vood cluco. I got home so stressed,
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Speaker 4: and they laughed at me so much because they were
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Speaker 4: buzzed on the voov cluco. I got so mad. Oh,
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Speaker 4: Emily still talks about it. I got furious because I
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Speaker 4: was stressed. Holidays are stressed. They make you feel bad
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Speaker 4: if you don't have enough money to share gifts that
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Speaker 4: you want to share. The new year is coming, there's
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Speaker 4: pressure to be better, to be different, to make changes.
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Speaker 4: Families gather, and that's stressful. So the holidays are stressed,
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Speaker 4: and you got to get rid of that stress. By
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Speaker 4: the way, don't carry it through this week. Today is
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Speaker 4: Christmas Eveve, and don't be stressing about tomorrow. Don't be
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Speaker 4: stressing about Thursday. You know, Andrew, you Steff saying I
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Speaker 4: would always stress out about going places. I was always
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Speaker 4: on a schedule, even when we were vacationing. We gotta leave,
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Speaker 4: we gotta get to the airport at this time. We
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Speaker 4: have to get to or going to a party, we
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Speaker 4: gotta leave, we gotta get to the party at this time.
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Speaker 4: And Andrew would always say, I am not gonna go
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Speaker 4: if you're gonna stress over something fun. If whatever we're
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Speaker 4: about to do is supposed to be fun, I am
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Speaker 4: not going to participate if you stress beforehand. And he
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Speaker 4: kept that same view about Christmas in New Year's He
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Speaker 4: was like, if you're we're going to stress around Christmas,
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Speaker 4: that we just won't celebrate. I'm not gonna have it.
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Speaker 4: He had HIV. He was like, I'm not gonna have
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Speaker 4: the stress. You want to stress, then we'll just skip it.
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Speaker 4: And that taught me a lot. And so I don't
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Speaker 4: want you stressing today, Tomorrow, Thursday. If you're going to
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Speaker 4: Thanks or Christmas with Maga, don't go. If you have
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Speaker 4: to go, get drunk or eat an edible medicate. You know,
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Speaker 4: medication over the holidays is fine. That's why people drink
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Speaker 4: at this time of year. That's why during Festivus and
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Speaker 4: the other things that we're going to talk about tomorrow,
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Speaker 4: that's why that happened. It was short days, long nights.
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Speaker 4: They were bored, they were you know, stressed, so they drank.
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Speaker 4: I'm not saying get drunk, but I am saying a
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Speaker 4: little nog with some whiskey and it will do a
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Speaker 4: lot to ease holiday stress. So try not to be
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Speaker 4: stressful and remember self. You can still practice self care
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Speaker 4: over the holidays. You can do yoga, you can go
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Speaker 4: for walks, you can go to a spa day. You know,
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Speaker 4: if you want to, you don't have to, you know,
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Speaker 4: you do whatever you want. Just don't, you know, overly
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Speaker 4: stress because it really is huge this time of year.
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Speaker 4: Holiday depression, holiday stress, people feeling stressed because they're not happy.
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Speaker 4: Imagine being so unhappy that you're stressed about being unhappy.
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Speaker 4: That's got to be terrible. Beating yourself up over not
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Speaker 4: being happy. That's and people do, especially this time of year.
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Speaker 4: They beat themselves up because they're not being happy. It's like, yeah,
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Speaker 4: you know what, save it. So holiday stress is real,
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Speaker 4: and there's a lot of people out there telling you
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Speaker 4: ways to relieve it. Take time out of the day
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Speaker 4: for yourself. I say, get high, get an edible, have
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Speaker 4: a drink, whatever, get buzzed, because, as I said before,
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Speaker 4: the true meaning of Christmas is surviving it. That's a
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Speaker 4: lot of those movies they don't even know it, but
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Speaker 4: inadvertently they've shown the true meaning of diard. You know,
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Speaker 4: the true meaning of Christmas. Survive it, get through it.
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Speaker 4: You just got to get to Friday. Today's Tuesday. You
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Speaker 4: just got to get to Friday. Get to Friday. Let
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Speaker 4: the stress go. Start Looking towards the new year, we're
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Speaker 4: gonna have midterms. Maybe Donald Trump will drop dead. We
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Speaker 4: know he's unhealthy, sick and dying. We know that maybe
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Speaker 4: the holidays will stress him out so much he'll just
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Speaker 4: kill over what a happy New Year that would be.
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Speaker 4: So just get to Friday and then let it go.
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Speaker 4: That's why I'm taking down my decorations this weekend. I
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Speaker 4: don't know when y'all do. Some of you leave it
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Speaker 4: up till past the new year. And I know there's
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Speaker 4: the twelve Days of Christmas. So the twelve days of
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Speaker 4: Christmas start the twenty fifth, that's when they start. The
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Speaker 4: first day of Christmas is Christmas. That's the first day
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Speaker 4: of Christmas when your true love gives you a fucking
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Speaker 4: partridge and a tree that's gonna shit all over your yard.
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Speaker 4: In fact, that whole song is filled with gifts that
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Speaker 4: crap and eat turtle doves, maids of milking, which means
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Speaker 4: you gotta have cows. Lords are leaping. I like those,
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Speaker 4: but you know, drummer's drumming gonna keep you up all
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Speaker 4: fucking night. Really, the twelve days of Christmas, I don't
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Speaker 4: want half those gifts. I don't want drummers drumming. I'm
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Speaker 4: in a marching band. Maids of milking, What the hell
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Speaker 4: do I need milkmaids for? You know, lord's a leaping
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Speaker 4: I'll take all the birds hens, French hens. I don't
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Speaker 4: care if they have baguettes in their hands and wear berets.
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Speaker 4: I don't need French hends. I don't eat them. I
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Speaker 4: want to do with them. So, but the first day
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Speaker 4: of the twelve day of Christmas is Christmas in two days,
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Speaker 4: and then it goes for twelve days, and so a
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Speaker 4: lot of you leave your Christmas stuff up for the
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Speaker 4: twelve days of Christmas, which brings it well well into January.
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Speaker 4: I and even my stuff up till January. It's coming
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Speaker 4: down Saturday. Okay, Saturday, Christmas goes back in the box,
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Speaker 4: back into the closet. That's it done. Get rid of
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Speaker 4: all the tinsel, get rid of everything, all the wrapping paper.
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Speaker 4: All you people that save wrapping paper, What the hell?
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Speaker 4: Who are you? Oh Carrel? You never know? Nowadays everything
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Speaker 4: comes in a bag. You notice that no one really
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Speaker 4: wraps presents anymore. Your bags. Don't put my fucking gift
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Speaker 4: in a bag. Wrap my damn gift. Bring it to
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Speaker 4: the When you buy a gift in a department store,
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Speaker 4: they have a gift wrapping place. Do you know that
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Speaker 4: Macy's has gift wrapping? If you buy something in Macy's.
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Speaker 4: You can bring it to the gift apartment, the gift
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Speaker 4: wrapping department. Most of them have a gift wrapping department.
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Speaker 4: Or at Christmas, all those charity people are set up
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Speaker 4: like in malls and stuff and you can bring your
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Speaker 4: gifts and drop them off and they'll wrap them. Don't
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Speaker 4: be putting shit in a bag leaving it in the
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Speaker 4: Amazon box. Oh how many gifts do you get now?
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Speaker 4: In an Amazon box? That is just that's depressing. I mean,
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Speaker 4: it gives the gift and God bless them, you know,
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Speaker 4: thoughts of thought, but an Amazon puts them in these
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Speaker 4: stew You pay four bucks for a gift bag from
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Speaker 4: Amazon and it's like a muslin bag with a little
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Speaker 4: bow on top. It's like it. But hey, who am
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Speaker 4: I right now? I'd be grateful if I get any
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Speaker 4: of those by Christmas. So destress over Christmas. And we
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Speaker 4: are the miracle. We are the Christmas miracle. We are
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Speaker 4: all we need for the new year to make all
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Speaker 4: the changes that we need to make. Don't feel powerless, like,
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Speaker 4: oh what am I gonna do? What am I supposed
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Speaker 4: to to do? How do I deal? How do I cope?
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Speaker 4: How do I that's why you get stressed, because you
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Speaker 4: feel powerless. And I'm look, in some cases we are
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Speaker 4: Trump signs an executive order. What the hell can we
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Speaker 4: do about it? Not much? But that doesn't mean we
20:15
Speaker 4: should feel like we can't do anything about anything. We
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Speaker 4: still can. On this Christmas Eve Eve, just know that
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Speaker 4: you're the only gift you need. You you got it all.
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Speaker 4: You're the gift that you need, So revel in that.
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Speaker 4: All right, We are going to talk food because you
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Speaker 4: know some of you are already cooking for tomorrow or
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Speaker 4: for Thursday, or tomorrow and Thursday. Because some people do
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Speaker 4: Christmas Eve dinner, some people do Christmas Day. I do both.
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Speaker 4: I love Christmas Eve more than Christmas Day, FYI I do.
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Speaker 4: For me, Christmas Eve is Christmas. I don't know about y'all,
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Speaker 4: but for me, Christmas Eve is Christmas. It's dark and
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Speaker 4: you know, the presence are all there, and I like
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Speaker 4: to open presence on Christmas. Yeah. But we're gonna talk
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Speaker 4: food and the astounding amount that we eat and how
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Speaker 4: it affects our clients and what we can do moving
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Speaker 4: forward to health change. Talk about that. When we come back.
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Speaker 4: Don't go anywhere. I'll go pets. Oh yes, pet, oh
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Speaker 4: holiday pets. Oh yeah, and I want to hear your
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Speaker 4: down below? Oh yes, yes, I do say.
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Speaker 3: Now is show side.
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Speaker 4: All right? Holiday pet peeves? Oh you know the other
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Speaker 4: day because around the holidays parking is one of them.
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Speaker 4: Oh my god, people are people go crazy in parking
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Speaker 4: lots over the holidays. I don't know why, but they
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Speaker 4: just do. They like to lose all their fucking minds,
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Speaker 4: Like it's really going to kill you to walk thirty
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Speaker 4: extra feet. You know, look at your fat ass. You
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Speaker 4: should be parking in Pacoima and walking here. But whatever.
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Speaker 4: So the other day is at the park, and well,
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Speaker 4: you know, I'm at the park every day, and there
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Speaker 4: was a holiday gathering. It was over this last weekend
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Speaker 4: and it was a baseball holiday gathering. They were playing
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Speaker 4: holiday baseball. They all had little Santa caps on, and
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Speaker 4: you know, they look on a cute, these guys. But
22:44
Speaker 4: so they all have these big trucks because they all
22:46
Speaker 4: have their little dicks, and so, you know, big truck,
22:50
Speaker 4: the bigger the truck, the smaller the penis. So I
22:55
Speaker 4: have mentioned this before, but Saturday, Oh my god. Some
23:00
Speaker 4: that happened to me once happened to me again. I
23:02
Speaker 4: couldn't believe it. I could not believe it happened twice,
23:06
Speaker 4: and it pushed me over the edge. Embers peeing. We
23:10
Speaker 4: first got off the motorcycle and we're walking a little
23:12
Speaker 4: bit and she stops to pee and a truck is
23:15
Speaker 4: backing in because there are men and their assholes and
23:18
Speaker 4: only men back into parking spaces. And the rule when
23:22
Speaker 4: you're parking is that your car is not supposed to
23:26
Speaker 4: encroach on the sidewalk.
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Speaker 2: It's not.
23:30
Speaker 4: Oh no, every truck there was hanging over the sidewalk,
23:34
Speaker 4: so the sidewalk was basically almost useless. This one guy,
23:39
Speaker 4: just like it happened to me three weeks ago, he
23:41
Speaker 4: was backing in and we were on the sidewalk and
23:43
Speaker 4: he nearly hit us with his truck, and when he
23:46
Speaker 4: got out, he smart mouthed me and said it was
23:48
Speaker 4: my fault. Why you're standing behind.
23:50
Speaker 8: My truck, And well, dude, your truck is not supposed
23:53
Speaker 8: to be over the sidewalk, and he starts yelling at
23:57
Speaker 8: me again, just like this other guy did three spirit
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Speaker 8: with his kid right there waiting to go to baseball,
24:04
Speaker 8: and in the holiday spirit, I simply turned and said,
24:08
Speaker 8: you know, what you have a merry fucking Christmas.
24:13
Speaker 4: That is such a pet peeve of mine. If I
24:15
Speaker 4: could get some sort of huge chainsaw and cut through
24:20
Speaker 4: the cars and the trucks right where the curb is,
24:25
Speaker 4: If I could do that, I would. If I were
24:28
Speaker 4: a cop, I'd ticket every single one of those motherfuckers.
24:32
Speaker 4: Pisses me off. Do not block the sidewalk with your
24:38
Speaker 4: behemoth vehicle, car or truck. Don't do it. Just what
24:45
Speaker 4: are some of your pet peeves? I'd love to hear
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Speaker 4: down below. What are some of your pet peas putting
24:49
Speaker 4: around the holidays? Another pet peeve of mine. No vegan options.
24:55
Speaker 4: This is twenty twenty five. Vegans have been around since
24:58
Speaker 4: the dawn of fucking man kind. In fact, early man
25:02
Speaker 4: were not carnivores. They were both basically vegans. They had
25:06
Speaker 4: no refrigeration for the meat, and it wasn't easy to catch.
25:10
Speaker 4: They ate more fruits and nuts and berries and seeds
25:13
Speaker 4: and vegetables than they did meat. This notion that the
25:17
Speaker 4: carnivore diet is meat is just stupid. It wasn't. It's
25:22
Speaker 4: twenty twenty five Half Christmas vegan options period, just period.
25:31
Speaker 4: So many places are having special holiday menus, and not
25:36
Speaker 4: even an option that pisses me off? What other little
25:41
Speaker 4: holiday pet peeves do you have? Hm? Christmas music? I
25:47
Speaker 4: get tired of it at this point, I'm tired of it.
25:49
Speaker 4: I don't want to hear it anymore. I know tomorrow's Christmas,
25:52
Speaker 4: even then there's Christmas Day, but I'm so sick of
25:55
Speaker 4: have yourself a merry little Christmas or all I want
25:57
Speaker 4: for Christmas is you or you know, silent or jingle bells,
26:01
Speaker 4: which is a racist song. I'm tired of. What else
26:05
Speaker 4: pet peeves? Anything about the Christmas tree? That's a pet
26:08
Speaker 4: peeve of mine? Not really. I don't like those little
26:12
Speaker 4: wire hanger things. I really don't because they all get
26:15
Speaker 4: bunched up. Can we sell wire hangers that don't find
26:19
Speaker 4: a way to group themselves all together? So you got
26:21
Speaker 4: to shake and shake and shake, and then it rains
26:24
Speaker 4: little wire hangers? And then, oh, is there a better way?
26:28
Speaker 4: Do any of you have a life hack for wirehanging
26:31
Speaker 4: to replace wire hangers for ornaments because they always get
26:35
Speaker 4: all messed up? Ugh, that's a pet peeve of mine?
26:39
Speaker 4: What is it? What's what's some holiday pet peeves of yours?
26:43
Speaker 4: Put it down below? People. Look, I am a vegan,
26:48
Speaker 4: but do not stuff your turkey with stuff raw stuffing.
26:54
Speaker 4: Don't stuff a raw bird with raw stuffing and then
26:56
Speaker 4: put it in the oven. Don't do it. You cook
27:00
Speaker 4: the stuffing separately. And then if you want to put
27:04
Speaker 4: some cooked stuffing into the bird as you're finishing it off, fine,
27:11
Speaker 4: what are you stiff your turkey with gorilla? I don't
27:14
Speaker 4: eat turkey, but if I did, I would put chopped onions,
27:18
Speaker 4: chopped celery, and some garlic inside the bird. Not stuffing.
27:25
Speaker 4: Salmonilla from the bird goes into the stuffing. And if
27:29
Speaker 4: the stuffing doesn't cook fully, you can give your guest
27:32
Speaker 4: food poisoning. No stuffing in the bird. Oh, that breaks
27:39
Speaker 4: with tradition. Tradition was wrong. They didn't know shit about salmonilla. Lord,
27:49
Speaker 4: that is that's a fat beeve of mine. No vegan options.
27:53
Speaker 4: People who don't know how to cook their damn turkeys.
27:55
Speaker 4: If you're gonna cook a turkey, cook it right. Do
27:59
Speaker 4: you brind your turkey?
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Speaker 2: No?
28:02
Speaker 4: Why the fuck? Not? A turkey is no good unless
28:06
Speaker 4: you brine it. Get an ice chest today. It's not
28:09
Speaker 4: too late. Get anice chest today. Put your turkey in
28:14
Speaker 4: it today. In a brine solution. Okay, people who don't
28:21
Speaker 4: cook proper holiday food sends me? What else? What other
28:27
Speaker 4: holiday pet peeves?
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Speaker 7: Do?
28:29
Speaker 4: I have? People who want to sleep in on Christmas?
28:34
Speaker 4: I don't even care if you're single. What the fuck
28:37
Speaker 4: is wrong with you? It's Christmas morning, Get out of bed,
28:41
Speaker 4: get up. Why are you texting me at seven am
28:45
Speaker 4: on Christmas Day? It's a holiday. You should have been
28:47
Speaker 4: awake at five. It's Christmas. Get up, have tea, enjoy
28:52
Speaker 4: your tree. It's Christmas. Well, the beauty of not having kids. Girls,
28:57
Speaker 4: we get to sleep in on Christmas. That's not beauty.
29:00
Speaker 4: That's lazy. It is Christmas freaking morning. That's when miracles happen.
29:05
Speaker 4: Get up and experience the miracle. What else? What other
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Speaker 4: Christmas pet peeves? I'd love to hear yours down below
29:14
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Speaker 4: It is the Crowdcast. I am Correl. It's Christmas Eve Eve.
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Speaker 4: I am so glad you are joining me. I hope
31:06
Speaker 4: you're having a fun week. It's a holiday week. Many
31:09
Speaker 4: of you aren't working. Many of you are and blessed
31:11
Speaker 4: to be. But you know what I'm saying, it's a
31:14
Speaker 4: holiday week and next week too, so it's much lighter
31:16
Speaker 4: show wise, and much as much lighter everything, unless, of course,
31:20
Speaker 4: Trump drops dead in which case we'll probably have a party,
31:24
Speaker 4: but he wouldn't do us the decency of doing that.
31:26
Speaker 4: Over Christmas. I want to talk about food, because of
31:30
Speaker 4: course Christmas Eve is about food. Christmas Day is about food,
31:32
Speaker 4: if you're lucky enough.
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Speaker 2: To have it.
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Speaker 4: If not, maybe you're out giving out to somebody, you know,
31:37
Speaker 4: giving feeding people at the mission, or giving away at
31:39
Speaker 4: food banks or whatever, noble of you to do that.
31:44
Speaker 4: So let me tell you the genesis of this story,
31:48
Speaker 4: and then I'll get to the numbers. So I entertained,
31:52
Speaker 4: not in reality, maybe I don't know. I entertained running
31:58
Speaker 4: for governor of the state of Nevada. Nevada's got some
32:01
Speaker 4: real problems, water being number one, just the first problem,
32:05
Speaker 4: and the second food. If I were a governor, I
32:08
Speaker 4: would only concentrate on things that everybody needs. Food, water, housing,
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Speaker 4: clean air. Those four things would be my platform. The essentials.
32:19
Speaker 4: I'm the essential governor because I deal with only the essentials.
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Speaker 4: All the other stuff, you know, the biggest because when
32:27
Speaker 4: you think about housing, that homelessness falls under that. When
32:31
Speaker 4: you think of food, climate change and water falls under that,
32:37
Speaker 4: you know, So when you think of just the essentials,
32:39
Speaker 4: what does a human need air to breathe, so it
32:42
Speaker 4: should be clear. Did you see Deli last week? In
32:45
Speaker 4: this week Deli, they can't even go outside. Their air
32:49
Speaker 4: is so unhealthy. In Delhi they literally can't go outside.
32:52
Speaker 4: And that's going to be many cities. I saw extrapolations
32:55
Speaker 4: on Apple TV. So the basics, the essentials. I thought,
32:59
Speaker 4: if I ran for governor, I would focus on the essentials. Food, water, air, housing.
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Speaker 4: Those are the things that I would make my state
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Speaker 4: lead the way in and then all the other stuff
33:14
Speaker 4: would fall, you know, fall under it. And I started
33:18
Speaker 4: thinking about food, you know, since I was thinking about
33:21
Speaker 4: running for governor, and I thought, Nevada doesn't grow shit.
33:25
Speaker 4: It just there's no farmland here really, and mainly because
33:31
Speaker 4: we're a desert and you know, or mountainous and there's just,
33:34
Speaker 4: you know, no place to grow food. There are some
33:37
Speaker 4: farms here, don't get me wrong, and some cattle ranches
33:41
Speaker 4: and some you know, there's some, but certainly not mass amounts.
33:46
Speaker 4: We're not California or the Midwest. And so I started thinking, like, well,
33:51
Speaker 4: where do we get our food? And I just started
33:55
Speaker 4: going through my food in the house and all of it,
33:58
Speaker 4: all of it, all of the food people eat in
34:01
Speaker 4: Nevada is shipped in trucks, planes, trains, automobiles, camels. It's
34:10
Speaker 4: all shipped in and we're a tourist destination. There's only
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Speaker 4: four point three million people that live in the state
34:18
Speaker 4: of Nevada, but every year almost two million people come
34:22
Speaker 4: and visit and they eat and so a lot. Have
34:26
Speaker 4: you seen the buffets? So I started thinking, well, how
34:30
Speaker 4: much is that if I were to run for governor
34:34
Speaker 4: and say I want Nevada to be self sufficient, or
34:39
Speaker 4: if I were to run for president and say I
34:42
Speaker 4: want the United States to say I'm a vegan, and
34:46
Speaker 4: so I want the United States to make its own
34:48
Speaker 4: meat and dairy. I don't want us to have to
34:50
Speaker 4: import any meat and dairy because it's bad for the environment.
34:53
Speaker 4: How much would that be? Well, chat gpt and I
34:59
Speaker 4: did some deep diving, and when I found the numbers
35:03
Speaker 4: for just Nevada for produce, I I was gobsmacked because
35:13
Speaker 4: I envisioned being able to make these fabulous vertical gardens
35:16
Speaker 4: with solar power hydroponics, so it's that doesn't take a
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Speaker 4: lot of water and geothermal for heating in case it's temperate.
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Speaker 4: That you know, fruits and vegetables using the natural resources
35:30
Speaker 4: to make big, beautiful vertical gardens. Well, I thought, how
35:34
Speaker 4: many would you eat? We've got nothing but space, so
35:38
Speaker 4: we've got the room. And I thought, well, how many
35:41
Speaker 4: tomatoes do we eat in this state? Now? I remember
35:44
Speaker 4: my state, just four million plus people. And when we combat,
35:49
Speaker 4: I'm going to give you the numbers and you're going
35:52
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35:57
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36:32
Speaker 4: Happy Christmas Eve Eve, the day before Christmas Eve. I'll
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Speaker 4: be here tomorrow, tomorrow tomorrow. Show is gonna be about
36:39
Speaker 4: the origins of Christmas. Why do we celebrate? What was
36:43
Speaker 4: it before? What did we keep, what did we leave?
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Speaker 4: And how you celebrate. Also, I'll probably give you a
36:50
Speaker 4: recipe for eggnog without the egg that's good. Uh. And
36:55
Speaker 4: we're gonna talk about the origins of some of your
36:57
Speaker 4: favorite Christmas songs. I'm not gonna play the Life in
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Speaker 4: Segment video clip that I have from when I did
37:03
Speaker 4: it on Life and Segments, because I did that last year.
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Speaker 4: But we will be talking about the origin some of
37:08
Speaker 4: them might surprise you of Christmas songs. All right. So
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Speaker 4: in my fantasy world where I was running for governor,
37:15
Speaker 4: I thought, I want to make Nevada food self sufficient.
37:21
Speaker 4: I think every state should make their state food self sufficient.
37:27
Speaker 4: If I were president, I would push for that because
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Speaker 4: the number one cause of climate change our diet. Forty
37:37
Speaker 4: plus percent of climate change is our diet. So the
37:42
Speaker 4: fact that we meet in dairy is the first problem.
37:45
Speaker 4: But even then, even if you're a vegan, which I am,
37:49
Speaker 4: and you know we're all doing. If you are, you're
37:51
Speaker 4: doing the right thing. It still takes room to grow
37:56
Speaker 4: the food. And even though it's less impact on the
37:58
Speaker 4: soil than meat and dairy and all that, it's better
38:01
Speaker 4: for the world to be a vegan. Your produce and
38:05
Speaker 4: your fruits and vegetables are being shipped halfway around the globe.
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Speaker 4: I eat two cups of fruit a day, A majority
38:12
Speaker 4: of the fruit does not come from even the United States.
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Speaker 4: So I thought to myself, if I were to run
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Speaker 4: for governor, and I said, I'm going to make Nevada,
38:23
Speaker 4: you know, self sufficient for fruits and vegetables at least
38:27
Speaker 4: not so much meat, but fruits and vegetables. How much
38:31
Speaker 4: how many vertical gardens am I going to eat? So
38:34
Speaker 4: I went through just a couple big crops like the
38:38
Speaker 4: biggies and said, you know, how much do we eat
38:43
Speaker 4: per capita per person than total pounds? And how does that?
38:49
Speaker 4: How many tons is that? And I when I saw
38:54
Speaker 4: the numbers, I said, no, wonder the planet is fucked.
38:58
Speaker 4: There are too many people trying to eat on planet Earth.
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Speaker 4: Eight billion people on planet Earth. And you just never
39:06
Speaker 4: really think about how much food it takes to feed
39:09
Speaker 4: eight billion people because most of you don't do dinner parties.
39:13
Speaker 4: I do. So if I'm doing a dinner party for
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Speaker 4: four people, I realize how much that food that's going
39:19
Speaker 4: to take. So apples, apple pie, apple sauce, apple cider,
39:26
Speaker 4: app you know, regular apples just bite into an apple weed,
39:30
Speaker 4: Apples in a lot of different things. So the average
39:34
Speaker 4: person in Nevada eats forty nine point nine apples per pound.
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Speaker 4: I mean forty five pounds of apples a year. Now,
39:43
Speaker 4: I know that sounds alike a lot. And remember these
39:46
Speaker 4: per capita things, they really just take the amount that
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Speaker 4: we use and divide it by the population of the state.
39:54
Speaker 4: That doesn't mean everybody in the state is eating forty
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Speaker 4: five pounds of apples. Some people might eating one hundred
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Speaker 4: and thirty pounds. Some restaurants might be using five thousand pounds.
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Speaker 4: But it's just a matter of They divide the number
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Speaker 4: of people in the state into the total amount of
40:09
Speaker 4: apples that you know, So that's what these numbers are
40:11
Speaker 4: going to reflect. So it's forty five point nine pounds
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Speaker 4: of apple per person per year. That is a one
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Speaker 4: hundred and fifty million pounds or seventy five thousand tons
40:26
Speaker 4: one hundred and fifty million million. With an m pounds
40:33
Speaker 4: of apples one five zero comma one zero zero comma
40:37
Speaker 4: zero zero zero, one hundred and can you imagine how
40:41
Speaker 4: many apples is one hundred and fifty million pounds. This
40:46
Speaker 4: is just for Nevada. This is not for all fifty states.
40:51
Speaker 4: This is just Nevada. One hundred and fifty million pounds
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Speaker 4: in the United States eats billions with a b of
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Speaker 4: pounds bananas. Who doesn't love bananas? Thirteen pounds a person
41:13
Speaker 4: or forty three million pounds of bananas. Most bananas do
41:19
Speaker 4: not grow in the United States. Okay, most do not.
41:24
Speaker 4: How many frequent flyer miles does forty three million pounds
41:29
Speaker 4: of bananas? How much fossil fuel? That's just Nevada, So
41:34
Speaker 4: they gotta get We don't grow any bananas in Nevada.
41:36
Speaker 4: So that means we gotta import forty three million pounds
41:42
Speaker 4: of Nevada of bananas. Oranges twenty seven pounds per person
41:51
Speaker 4: or eighty eight million, three hundred thousand pounds per year
41:56
Speaker 4: in Nevada of oranges, some of those from California, some
42:00
Speaker 4: of those from Florida. Eighty eight million pounds. Our brains
42:06
Speaker 4: can't even comprehend how much food that is. You have
42:11
Speaker 4: no idea how much space eighty three million pounds of
42:16
Speaker 4: oranges would take up. And again this is just Nevada. Okay.
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Speaker 4: Cantalo nineteen million pounds, not that much. I had a
42:27
Speaker 4: lot of cantalope. A million pounds of that is me.
42:31
Speaker 4: Uh but yeah, nineteen point nine million pounds just Nevada
42:36
Speaker 4: of cantalope or ten thousand tons basically tomatoes all uses.
42:43
Speaker 4: That means sauces and cooking and vallads and everything. One
42:48
Speaker 4: hundred and two million pounds, one hundred and two million,
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Speaker 4: seven hundred thousand pounds of tomatoes just Nevada, which again
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Speaker 4: means the US eats billions with a B pounds. Potatoes
43:10
Speaker 4: is the big one. It's the largest of any crop. Potatoes.
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Speaker 4: On average, people in Nevada eat fifty pounds a person.
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Speaker 4: That's you know, it's like four pounds of potatoes a month.
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Speaker 4: It's one hundred and sixty one million pounds, one hundred
43:31
Speaker 4: and sixty one million pounds bell peppers thirty six million
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Speaker 4: pounds onions, sixty eight million pounds, lettuce ninety three point
43:43
Speaker 4: five million pounds, broccoli nineteen point nine million pounds, Cauliflower
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Speaker 4: only ten point eight million pounds, lentils only three million pounds.
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Speaker 4: The best source of protein around and we're only eating
44:01
Speaker 4: three million pounds of it. That's probably a large portion
44:05
Speaker 4: belongs to me. Other dried beans and pulses thirty one
44:10
Speaker 4: million pounds. That's better, and rice eighty five million pounds. Now,
44:20
Speaker 4: when I was thinking about you know, how much does
44:23
Speaker 4: it take to feed Nevada. I did not realize that
44:28
Speaker 4: it took one hundred million pounds of tomatoes, and you know,
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Speaker 4: sixty eight million pounds of onions, one hundred and fifty
44:39
Speaker 4: million pounds of apples, or one hundred and eighty five
44:42
Speaker 4: million pounds of potatoes. They would take a lot, a
44:47
Speaker 4: lot of vertical gardens to grow all that, but they
44:51
Speaker 4: grow it somewhere. And that's just for our state. That's
44:57
Speaker 4: not for the entire United State. Eat. So let's talk
45:02
Speaker 4: about meat. You know, I don't eat it, but let's
45:06
Speaker 4: talk about it. How much meat does the country, not
45:09
Speaker 4: just Nevada, but the country. How much meat does it use? Oh? Wait,
45:15
Speaker 4: it opened the wrong open the wrong file. Meat consumption US,
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Speaker 4: meat and seafood. Come on, open up, keeps opening the
45:24
Speaker 4: wrong one unless I save the wrong one. Oh here
45:28
Speaker 4: it is okay, these numbers. Oh my god. Now this
45:33
Speaker 4: is for the United States, not just Nevada. And as
45:36
Speaker 4: on Christmas, eveve Tomorrow and Christmas, you're probably gonna eat meat.
45:40
Speaker 4: If you're not meat. Chicken, Okay, chicken, it's the most popular,
45:47
Speaker 4: by the way, sixty eight pounds of chicken for every American,
45:56
Speaker 4: for three hundred and forty million Americans, that's twenty two
46:00
Speaker 4: billion with a B, twenty two point eight million pounds
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Speaker 4: of chicken, twenty two billion with a BE. That is
46:13
Speaker 4: about five point five billion chickens that have to eat.
46:21
Speaker 4: They have to eat. The chickens have to eat feed
46:24
Speaker 4: and scratch and grain. They poop, they pee, They need
46:27
Speaker 4: space to live in five point four billion chickens. Now,
46:34
Speaker 4: remember your brain can't comprehend a billion. You're hearing that
46:38
Speaker 4: number and you're going, that's a lot. You have no
46:40
Speaker 4: idea that could stretch to Mars and back. That's how
46:44
Speaker 4: many chickens. That is beef eighteen point eight billion pounds
46:53
Speaker 4: or thirty seven million cows. Thirty seven million cows, and
47:00
Speaker 4: those thirty seven million cows each take forty gallons of
47:04
Speaker 4: water a day a day, these thirty seven million cows
47:11
Speaker 4: pork fifteen point nine billion pounds or one hundred and
47:17
Speaker 4: six million pigs per year. Turkey only five billion pounds
47:25
Speaker 4: and three hundred and thirty five million turkeys, and most
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Speaker 4: of those Christmas and Thanksgiving lamb and veal only four
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Speaker 4: hundred and thirty five million pounds, not billion seafood one
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Speaker 4: point nine billion pounds of shrimp, one billion pounds of salmon,
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Speaker 4: nine hundred million pounds of tuna, three hundred and sixty
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Speaker 4: four billion pounds or million pounds of tilapia, and then
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Speaker 4: other seafood lobster, crab, catfish two point five billion pounds.
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Speaker 4: And that's just the United States with only three hundred
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Speaker 4: and forty million people. So how much is the world consuming?
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Speaker 4: Astronomical amounts? That's where climate change is happening. That's why
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Speaker 4: climate change is happening. If it takes five billion chickens
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Speaker 4: just to feed the US, how many does it take
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Speaker 4: to feed the world, Well over one hundred billion chickens.
48:39
Speaker 4: If it takes thirty seven million cows to feed just
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Speaker 4: the United States, it takes over three billion Rhythby cows
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Speaker 4: to feed the world. This is why we are in
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Speaker 4: the dilemma that we are in. If we only had
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Speaker 4: a small population, you wouldn't need to be vegan. You know,
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Speaker 4: eat what you want because you're not mass producing so
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Speaker 4: much that it's killing the planet. But because there's eight
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Speaker 4: billion people, including three hundred and forty million in the
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Speaker 4: United States, as you heard from, just the numbers for Nevada.
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Speaker 4: There's an enormous amount of produce and fruits and vegetables
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Speaker 4: and meat that's needed to meet our requirements. And we're
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Speaker 4: only growing. We're not shrinking, We're growing. This has to change.
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Speaker 4: We have to change the way that we produce our food.
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Speaker 4: We have to. We cannot keep producing this much food
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Speaker 4: on the land that we have. We just can't. So
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Speaker 4: we are going to have to do vertical gardening. We
49:56
Speaker 4: are going to have to do. We might even have
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Speaker 4: to put them up in the sky or how have
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Speaker 4: another planet or I mean, it's a shit ton of food,
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Speaker 4: and you know your ass is gonna bean a lot
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Speaker 4: tomorrow and thirsty, you're gonna be putting a dent in
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Speaker 4: those numbers.
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Speaker 2: All right.
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Speaker 4: We will finish up the Christmas Eve Eve show when
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Speaker 4: we come back. You know, we talked a lot about
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Speaker 4: pet peeves, things that piss us off. I'm gonna talk
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Speaker 4: No show. You know on these numbers, one hundred and
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Speaker 4: thirty four million pounds of lobster every year eating in
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Speaker 4: the United States. I wonder if that's just the tail,
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Speaker 4: the tail in the clause, or if that's the weight
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Speaker 4: of the whole lobster, because you can't eat the whole lobster.
52:11
Speaker 4: Lobsters look like bugs. Don't eat a lobster. All right,
52:16
Speaker 4: it's Christmas eveve Tomorrow is Christmas Eve, the day after
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Speaker 4: is Christmas. If you celebrate, if you're Jewish, Tonica going on,
52:22
Speaker 4: there's quansa going I mean, there's just it's the holidays.
52:26
Speaker 4: So whatever holiday you're celebrating, it's now. Now is the time.
52:32
Speaker 4: And you know, we talked about pet peaves like Salvation
52:35
Speaker 4: Army Santas. They pissed me off. The CEO of Salvation
52:38
Speaker 4: Army makes a fortune. The workers at Salvation Army do not.
52:43
Speaker 4: It is the most Them and Goodwill are two of
52:45
Speaker 4: the most exploitative agencies. And at Christmas Day act like
52:49
Speaker 4: they're out there giving presents to everybody. They're not toys
52:53
Speaker 4: for todds. I like, that's a positive thing on Christmas.
52:57
Speaker 4: That's the Marines and all of those toys go to
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Speaker 4: needy children. I always give to Toy for Tots. I
53:05
Speaker 4: also give it food drives on Christmas. I think that's
53:07
Speaker 4: very important to give food to food drives at Christmas,
53:12
Speaker 4: but don't give anything in those kettles that those places
53:16
Speaker 4: don't need your money. They exploit people. So I was
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Speaker 4: thinking that since we talked pet peeves like those two,
53:22
Speaker 4: I just mentioned that we would also talk things that
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Speaker 4: were joyous about on this holiday season. Number one, for
53:30
Speaker 4: me is you, guys, of course, another year of being
53:32
Speaker 4: with you. This is my seventh years, my eighth Christmas
53:38
Speaker 4: in Las Vegas, and my seventh Christmas doing shows in
53:43
Speaker 4: Las Vegas. I came to Vegas between Christmas and New
53:46
Speaker 4: Year's of twenty seventeen and then moved here in March
53:50
Speaker 4: of twenty eighteen. So seven years, seven Christmases with you
53:55
Speaker 4: right here in Vegas, seven years of the podcast from Vegas,
53:58
Speaker 4: seven years of this post, and my YouTube video still
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Speaker 4: only get three hundred video three hundred views after seven years. Jesus,
54:05
Speaker 4: I should quit ah kidding, but you know what I
54:09
Speaker 4: mean anyway, So what are we grateful for on this
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Speaker 4: Christmas Eve Eve? Well, I'm grateful that tomorrow Christmas Eve,
54:19
Speaker 4: I will see Steve. I am grateful that I have
54:22
Speaker 4: a tree and a beautiful dog to lay under it.
54:26
Speaker 4: I'm grateful that I did get some presents. You know
54:29
Speaker 4: that there are a few presents under the tree from Steve,
54:32
Speaker 4: and you know Heather Jake all that. I am grateful
54:39
Speaker 4: that Donald Trump is so sick, crazy thing to be
54:44
Speaker 4: grateful for. But if he was in perfect health, it'd
54:46
Speaker 4: be much worse. But he's not, so it's a good
54:49
Speaker 4: chance in the new year that he'll be gone. So
54:52
Speaker 4: that's that's a Christmas Eve Eve blessing. One of the
54:57
Speaker 4: other things I like about Christmas. I do like that
54:59
Speaker 4: around Christmas we tend to be nicer. We just do.
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Speaker 4: I don't know why some people tend to bemeanor, but
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Speaker 4: you know what I mean, most people tend to be
55:11
Speaker 4: nicer at Christmas, and I do like that. What about you,
55:16
Speaker 4: What are some of the things you like about I
55:18
Speaker 4: like the change in the weather. You know, here in Vegas,
55:21
Speaker 4: it's nice that it's not roasting. It's seventy still during
55:23
Speaker 4: the day, which is unseasonably hot, but at least it's
55:28
Speaker 4: not one hundred and twenty. So I do like the
55:30
Speaker 4: change of weather around Christmas. I do like talking to
55:35
Speaker 4: a lot of people that I don't normally speak to
55:37
Speaker 4: because they text, you know, but instead on Christmas they
55:40
Speaker 4: actually call, so that's very very nice. I like all
55:45
Speaker 4: the color, all the lights. I wish we kept beautiful
55:49
Speaker 4: lights around all year long. I have been in the
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Speaker 4: living room every night since I put up the tree
55:54
Speaker 4: that on Black Friday. Every night I don't come into
55:58
Speaker 4: the TV room to watch TV Viet night because the
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Speaker 4: Christmas tree, and the little Christmas tree, and the patio
56:04
Speaker 4: Christmas ornaments. I can see them all from the sofa,
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Speaker 4: and so I look at them. I think they're beautiful.
56:10
Speaker 4: Christmas lights are gorgeous, and I wish we were that decorative,
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Speaker 4: you know, the rest of the year, but you know,
56:19
Speaker 4: Christmas is, it's beautiful. It's a beautiful view. Stores are
56:23
Speaker 4: decked out, houses are decked out. I really love all
56:26
Speaker 4: the decoration of Christmas. I do. What about you? What
56:32
Speaker 4: are some of the things you love. I'd love for
56:33
Speaker 4: you to put it down below. We know we don't
56:36
Speaker 4: like about Christmas, the commercialism, you know, the music after
56:40
Speaker 4: a while, you know, the stress of the holiday, the
56:43
Speaker 4: pressure to be happy, all of that. But I do
56:48
Speaker 4: love the decorations. I love family, and on Christmas we
56:53
Speaker 4: tend to reach out to family a little bit more.
56:56
Speaker 4: I love some of the entertainment that's around that's not
56:58
Speaker 4: always around, you know, some of the shows that are
57:02
Speaker 4: on that aren't always on. That's great. I love the
57:07
Speaker 4: holiday movies we talked about yesterday, that we get to
57:09
Speaker 4: watch them at the holiday. That's really cool. It's a blessing.
57:15
Speaker 4: If you have a tree, it's a blessing if you're
57:18
Speaker 4: having dinner or lunch with anybody. So, what are some
57:22
Speaker 4: of the things you are happy about on this Christmas?
57:26
Speaker 4: I'm happy there are still some Democrats that are still fighting.
57:30
Speaker 4: Jasmine Crockett, Oh my boy, the vegan. What's his name?
57:35
Speaker 4: Always handsome? Corey Booker, you know, Corey Booker is still
57:38
Speaker 4: out there fighting. There's several Democrats that are still fighting.
57:42
Speaker 4: They're still trying. I'm grateful for them this Christmas. I'm
57:46
Speaker 4: grateful for the gift of people still trying to defend
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Speaker 4: our rights, you know, I am. I'm grateful that in
57:54
Speaker 4: the new year we are going to be able to
57:56
Speaker 4: pick a new Senator and Congress people and maybe take
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Speaker 4: back the House and send it. That's a lovely thought
58:04
Speaker 4: this Christmas. So, this Christmas, what are some of the
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Speaker 4: things that you're happy about? I would love to hear
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Speaker 4: them in the comments down below. What are some of
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Speaker 4: the joys of Christmas this year? Do you have a
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Speaker 4: new baby in the world. Do you have a new
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Speaker 4: dogg eary kiddy, you know, did you make a new
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Speaker 4: friend this year that you're celebrating with. What are some
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Speaker 4: of the joys of Christmas that you have this year,
58:31
Speaker 4: share them with us. Christmas is about sharing, So put
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Speaker 4: it down below. So down below, A, put your pet peeves,
58:38
Speaker 4: b put the things you're happy about. Okay, and boy,
58:44
Speaker 4: I don't know what you would comment about those food numbers.
58:47
Speaker 4: That's why climate change is such a big issue, because
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Speaker 4: those numbers are staggering. We eat so much food. I
58:57
Speaker 4: wonder if ol zepic is going to put a dent
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Speaker 4: in those numbers at all, like even just a little dnt.
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Speaker 4: Maybe people aren't eating as much. So maybe all right,
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Speaker 4: I am krel be who you want to be. I'll
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Speaker 4: be back tomorrow Christmas Eve. We're gonna be talking about
59:13
Speaker 4: the true origins of Christmas and discussing some Christmas music
59:16
Speaker 4: and the true origins of that. So we'll be talking
59:19
Speaker 4: about that tomorrow. Then on Christmas Day is my music Day,
59:23
Speaker 4: the day that we are going to talk about all
59:25
Speaker 4: of my music because it's Christmas. Why not have music
59:28
Speaker 4: and some of the stories behind the phone. So that's
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Speaker 4: gonna be this week on the show. Hope you join me.
59:34
Speaker 4: Thank you for joining me today. I see who you
59:36
Speaker 4: want to be? Something hurt anybody, and don't forget to
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Speaker 4: me comments down below? It really does help me. Plus,
59:42
Speaker 4: I want to hear what you have to say about
59:43
Speaker 4: these things.
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