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Officer Cooper Dawson | Thursday December 5, 2024 · The Treehouse Show Podcast

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Speaker 1: It is time to leave your worries outside and laugh
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Speaker 1: with us inside the treehouse. I'm Daniel Malley along with
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Speaker 1: Trey Trendholm. Today today is Thursday, December fifth, twenty twenty four.
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Speaker 1: Welcome inside the treehouse. We normally start with something lighthearted
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Speaker 1: and stupid to really kind of get the juices flowing.
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Speaker 1: Stupid juices like to get warmed up a little bit.
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Speaker 1: But we do need to be honest about something, and
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Speaker 1: that is there is a bit of a cloud hanging
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Speaker 1: over as inside the treehouse. In Greenville, Texas. Last week,
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Speaker 1: a young man by the name of Cooper Dawson put
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Speaker 1: on his police uniform, his badge, He's gone. Stays are
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Speaker 1: all the things that a police officer carries with them
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Speaker 1: along with the weight of a community and the weight
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Speaker 1: of a young family. Little did he know that would
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Speaker 1: be the last time he would put on that uniform,
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Speaker 1: and little did he know that it would be the
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Speaker 1: last time he would see his family.
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Speaker 2: It is.
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Speaker 1: A pain that I cannot fathom that his young widow
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Speaker 1: and his children must be feeling, his family must be feeling.
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Speaker 1: We only know it from the outside. We have, since
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Speaker 1: the early two thousands, been a part of the Listener's Foundation.
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Speaker 1: I joined the Russ Martin Show in August of two
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Speaker 1: thousand and two. Trade what year? When did you join
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Speaker 1: the show?
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Speaker 3: October of two thousand and two.
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Speaker 1: October two thousand and two, Well, officially, I you know,
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Speaker 1: you've been assisting long before that. Yeah, and by assisting
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Speaker 1: not just with the show, but also with the formation
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Speaker 1: of the Russ Martin Show Listeners Foundation in the wake
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Speaker 1: of September eleventh, because at that time we worked for
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Speaker 1: the Russ Martin Show at one oh five three FM
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Speaker 1: in Dallas, and in the wake of nine to eleven
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Speaker 1: our Russ had the idea of, Hey, there's all these
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Speaker 1: officers and firefighters families that have to wait a long
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Speaker 1: time before benefits kick in, and there was no organization
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Speaker 1: at the time to fill that gap in DFW. So
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Speaker 1: Russ had the idea to form a foundation that would
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Speaker 1: do just that. Trey was essential in helping him get
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Speaker 1: that done. And then, as we've said before, everyone that's
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Speaker 1: worked on the show since then has played a huge
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Speaker 1: role in volunteering and assisting in the foundation's efforts. Unfortunately,
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Speaker 1: the foundation can't help everyone, and we had a very
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Speaker 1: grim reminder of that over the past week with the
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Speaker 1: loss of Greenville Police Officer Cooper Dawson. Because when the
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Speaker 1: Foundation was formed and when it was cemented as a
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Speaker 1: five oh one C three with the federal government, there
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Speaker 1: are certain guidelines that you have to follow, and part
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Speaker 1: of which is you have to set up the mission
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Speaker 1: statement and it is very clear cut and it has
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Speaker 1: to be very cut and dry, and if you fall
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Speaker 1: outside those parameters, you can get in trouble at a
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Speaker 1: federal level. So it was established to maintain the viability
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Speaker 1: of the foundation. Geographical boundaries for the foundation and limitations
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Speaker 1: set so the Foundation could serve the DFW community as
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Speaker 1: best as it could. And those boundaries have been in
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Speaker 1: place since the Foundation was formed, and we've talked a
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Speaker 1: lot about expanding those boundaries over the years, and we're
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Speaker 1: not in a financial position yet to be able to
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Speaker 1: do that. We hope to God someday we are, because
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Speaker 1: we would gladly extend those boundaries to far reaching places,
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Speaker 1: even farther than you know DFW, far beyond North Texas.
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Speaker 1: We'd love to cover the whole goddamn country if we could,
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Speaker 1: but we can't. And situations like the one in Greenville
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Speaker 1: with Officer Dawson are excruciating, not only for his family,
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Speaker 1: his community, but for us, who you know, run the
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Speaker 1: foundation to support families in that exact situation. However, the
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Speaker 1: boundary is set so that way there's enough funds to
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Speaker 1: cover the area that we currently cover. And while it
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Speaker 1: absolutely makes us sick, we can't cover every situation. We
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Speaker 1: can't cover every officer that falls in the line of duty,
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Speaker 1: and we can't cover every firefighter that falls in the
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Speaker 1: line of duty. This is not the first time that
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Speaker 1: this has happened, and unfortunately it won't be the last.
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Speaker 4: And let me just say this, because I've read a
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Speaker 4: lot of you know, the people that have written us,
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Speaker 4: this is not oh my gosh, it's Greenville. It's small,
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Speaker 4: you know, no one can like I grew up in
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Speaker 4: Leonard Fannin County. I'm nineteen miles away from Greenville. I
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Speaker 4: cannot tell you the number of you know, Friday nights
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Speaker 4: I spent cruising Greenville. It's you know, and same thing
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Speaker 4: Sherman Dennison with Grayson County. When we set up the foundation,
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Speaker 4: we came up with a map of and it had
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Speaker 4: boundaries and Grayson fann In Hunt County. We're out of
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Speaker 4: those boundaries.
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Speaker 1: Along with a bunch of other ones.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, and so Greenville's near and dear to my heart,
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Speaker 4: and I to say we've been sick over this is
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Speaker 4: almost an understatement. But the long term preservation of the
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Speaker 4: foundation is, you know, has to be the ultimate goal.
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Speaker 3: Trey.
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Speaker 1: You mentioned it some of the messages that we've received email, Facebook, message, Instagram.
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Speaker 1: I want to share one of those with you, which
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Speaker 1: I think summarizes very well some of what we've received
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Speaker 1: and our response to it. I don't know if he
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Speaker 1: wants this out there, so i'll leave his name off
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Speaker 1: of it. When he hears this, he'll know it's him.
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Speaker 1: But he says, hey, guys, longtime listener, first time calling.
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Speaker 1: Always appreciate that, he says, I appreciate all you do
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Speaker 1: and listening to you guys, but I have to say
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Speaker 1: I'm disappointed here the last few days from y'all not
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Speaker 1: giving any mention to Officer Cooper Dawson that fell in
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Speaker 1: the line of duty in Greenville, Texas passed away on
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Speaker 1: November twenty sixth. I know the Foundation cannot give out
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Speaker 1: checks to every fallen officer, and I do not know
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Speaker 1: the boundary line for what is considered North Texas. I
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Speaker 1: thought for sure though, being so close to the Metroplex
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Speaker 1: and his ties to starting out as an officer in
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Speaker 1: Garland might have gotten at least a mention. Anyways, not
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Speaker 1: sure how to sign off after voicing frustration, other than
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Speaker 1: to say I do enjoy the show and all the
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Speaker 1: work y'all have done to keep it and the foundation going,
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Speaker 1: Thank you for it all. My response was hey, and
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Speaker 1: his name. I'm not sure how to start here, so
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Speaker 1: here goes. I appreciate your kind words, but feels weird,
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Speaker 1: doesn't it the butt? Just because you have haven't seen
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Speaker 1: a post or heard a mention in the show does
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Speaker 1: not mean it didn't or won't happen, and it doesn't
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Speaker 1: mean we haven't been having serious discussions this past week
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Speaker 1: and losing sleep about what to do in this situation.
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Speaker 1: We are in the unenviable position of not issuing a
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Speaker 1: check to a family because the incident occurred outside the
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Speaker 1: geographical boundary of the foundation, and this isn't the first
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Speaker 1: time we've had to do it. The Foundation covers Dallas, Trent,
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Speaker 1: Colin Kaufman, Rockwalld, Denton, Wives, Parker Hood, Johnson and Ellis Counties.
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Speaker 1: We would love to cover more, but we need more
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Speaker 1: donations in order to support more counties. I hope you
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Speaker 1: continue to support the show and the foundation, and I
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Speaker 1: appreciate you doing so all this time. I also appreciate
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Speaker 1: your message take care his response. Hey Dan, First, thanks
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Speaker 1: for the response. I know that probably sounds weird, but
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Speaker 1: I do appreciate it. In explaining the boundaries of the foundation,
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Speaker 1: I had a sneaking suspicion that those were the boundaries,
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Speaker 1: and I completely understand and respect that. Hopefully, with the
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Speaker 1: show reaching more people, maybe there will be more donations
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Speaker 1: and more help that can go out. In a way,
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Speaker 1: the fact that you all at least cussed and discussed
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Speaker 1: it helps, although I hate that anybody lost any sleepover. Anyways,
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Speaker 1: thank you again for letting me event I know Hunt
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Speaker 1: County is the redheaded stepchild of the area. It's not,
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Speaker 1: but you know you all have a great day to
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Speaker 1: merry Christmas. I'll keep climbing the rope ladder to the
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Speaker 1: treehouse and he signs off. So I appreciate you, sir,
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Speaker 1: I really do. I sincerely appreciate the message, but I
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Speaker 1: think it bears repeating. I just want this set, and
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Speaker 1: this is true for the foundation. This is true for
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Speaker 1: the show, and this is true for people in general.
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Speaker 1: I want you to keep something in mind. Just because
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Speaker 1: you don't see something, just because you don't see something happening,
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Speaker 1: doesn't mean that nothing is happening. It just means you
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Speaker 1: haven't seen it. So please keep that in mind. And
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Speaker 1: watching some of that funeral service yesterday for officer Dawson,
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Speaker 1: it it stings even more. And what I would like
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Speaker 1: to do is to take that steme and try to
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Speaker 1: make something as positive out of it as we can.
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Speaker 1: And that is if you are disappointed as much as
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Speaker 1: we are and the foundation not covering this officer's tragic
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Speaker 1: death in the line of duty, donate. The more you donate,
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Speaker 1: the more we can give out. It is that simple.
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Speaker 1: It is just that simple, and God, we want to
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Speaker 1: with every fiber of our being.
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Speaker 3: We want to.
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Speaker 1: I've said this many times over the years, and I'll
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Speaker 1: continue to say it for as long as the Foundation
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Speaker 1: is in existence and as long as this show keeps
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Speaker 1: airing in whatever form it does. So when it comes
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Speaker 1: to issuing checks to families of fallen police officers and firefighters,
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Speaker 1: we hate that we have to do it, but we
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Speaker 1: are honored that we get to and we'll continue to
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Speaker 1: do that, but in order to do it, we need
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Speaker 1: your help. Tray, do you have anything else you'd like
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Speaker 1: to add? No, you said it all all right. Well
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Speaker 1: in that case, that's that, and now let's get back
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Speaker 1: to our regularly scheduled program.
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Speaker 3: Of stupid.
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Speaker 1: Edit that part out.
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Speaker 3: No, it's fitting.
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Speaker 1: need to share something with you with some a medical nature.
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Speaker 1: So I don't know how much hippop applies when you know,
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Speaker 1: broadcast this type of stuff, but I just I just
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Speaker 1: think it's something that you need to be aware of.
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Speaker 1: H I have a brain disorder. Okay, I should I
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Speaker 1: should probably be more clear about that I have a
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Speaker 1: new brain disorder. I think I have a pretty well
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Speaker 1: established one already, but I do believe I have a
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Speaker 1: new brain disorder. And I'd like to point out that
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Speaker 1: I had a feeling I had this, but I didn't
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Speaker 1: know what it was called until just a couple of
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Speaker 1: days ago and it got confirmed for me by the Internet,
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Speaker 1: which is a great place to go to have all
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Speaker 1: your medical concerns confirmed, right, Trey, I have something called mesophonia.
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Speaker 1: It is a brain disorder and it is real. Mesophonia
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Speaker 1: is when you get angry at people when you listen
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Speaker 1: to them breathing or eating, and I have that. I've
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Speaker 1: always known that I don't like mouth noises, which is
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Speaker 1: truly troubling considering how I work in an audio industry
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Speaker 1: and hearing things and speaking and mouth noises and microphones
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Speaker 1: are a part of my everyday life.
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Speaker 4: But it also go ahead having having done that for
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Speaker 4: so long, and you hear audio and you hear people's
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Speaker 4: mouth noises, I too share that one.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, I mind, I had. I've had my whole life,
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Speaker 1: as far as far back as I can remember, I've
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Speaker 1: had this disorder. But it did seem to get worse
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Speaker 1: with age, the more into the broadcast career I got, because,
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Speaker 1: like you said, audio all the time, even more sensitive
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Speaker 1: to it. My first memory of missiphonia was with my
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Speaker 1: great grandmother Glick. As if she wasn't already a horrible
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Speaker 1: woman to begin with, terrible, racist, mean lady. She would
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Speaker 1: also smack her lips when she ate, but she had
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Speaker 1: very thin lips, but she made sure to moisten them
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Speaker 1: often whenever she ate, so it would sound something like this.
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Speaker 3: Stop.
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Speaker 1: In order in order for me to make that noise,
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Speaker 1: I have to do it with my teeth and my tongue.
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Speaker 1: She was able to do it with extremely thin, racist
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Speaker 1: old lady lips and one tongue no teeth, okay, And
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Speaker 1: I think that's where it began. That's my origin story.
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Speaker 1: But then now as an adult, it's even worse because
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Speaker 1: I'll give you a great example, our buddy Raj, who
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Speaker 1: by the way, we still have a brown alert out on.
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Speaker 1: If you see Raj somewhere wandering the I thirty five
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Speaker 1: cord or just point him in the direction of the treehouse.
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Speaker 1: I've purchased him a new microphone because hearing him smack
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Speaker 1: and everything on his current microphone is driving me crazy.
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Speaker 1: And I'm not the only one. There's a couple people
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Speaker 1: that have sent messages about it that drives him nuts too,
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Speaker 1: So I'm not completely loan on this, but I'm just
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Speaker 1: glad to know that I now have validation in that
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Speaker 1: not only do I have a brain disorder, but the
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Speaker 1: exact version of it is a real thing, because it's
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Speaker 1: not just being annoyed at the sounds of people make,
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Speaker 1: but actually being angry at them for it.
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Speaker 8: I have that.
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Speaker 9: I have it.
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Speaker 4: Yes, having edited many many shows with Raj, yes that
24:16
Speaker 4: that that's.
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Speaker 3: Do you have it?
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Speaker 1: Too, do we need I always.
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Speaker 8: I always thought it was kind of like pt r
24:27
Speaker 8: M s S, which stands for.
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Speaker 4: Post traumatic Russ Martin Show syndrome. It's it's our misio thelioma.
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Speaker 1: I think I think we could do a middle of
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Speaker 1: the night paid advertisement for that and it would effect
24:48
Speaker 1: about ten to fifteen people, and but it would still
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Speaker 1: make a difference, Yeah, because because those people need help. Yeah,
24:57
Speaker 1: I think I think since you were suffering from this
25:00
Speaker 1: is well Trey the mesophonia disorder, I think we can
25:04
Speaker 1: start a support group. I figure we can just meet
25:09
Speaker 1: once a week right across the hall and right after
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Speaker 1: my mesa horny group.
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Speaker 3: Sorry.
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Speaker 1: When I saw mesophonia was like wait what.
25:26
Speaker 3: But it is real. I do have that There'll be
25:30
Speaker 3: some people who won't be allowed in and they'll be
25:32
Speaker 3: very upset.
25:35
Speaker 1: Well, we can't save them all.
25:37
Speaker 3: Yeah, you're in the tree house.
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Speaker 1: I don't think it would be fair if you have
25:51
Speaker 1: mesophonia and you're also a horrible lipsmacker, get out, just
25:56
Speaker 1: hate yourself in private.
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Speaker 1: I'm Dan along with Trey. On Thursday, December fifth, twenty
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Speaker 1: twenty four, just in time for the holidays, someone on
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Speaker 1: TikTok is sharing a shopping hack that we all need
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Speaker 1: to be aware of. Isn't that helpful? The TikTok influencers
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Speaker 1: always sharing things making our lives and worlds better tray.
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Speaker 4: You know, sadly, I've uh some of them actually are
26:56
Speaker 4: pretty interesting.
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Speaker 9: I've TikTok is such a just such, it's a fascinating wasteland. Yes,
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Speaker 9: eloquently put I'm on a roll today.
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Speaker 4: It is a dichotomy of absolutely useless crap and then
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Speaker 4: some you know, insightful and helpful information.
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Speaker 1: Well, you happen to be even though you are our
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Speaker 1: oldest member of the Treehouse, you're also our TikTok expert, ironically,
27:28
Speaker 1: because that's usually a platform for the kiddos. So I'm
27:31
Speaker 1: curious to get your take on this. A TikTok influencer
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Speaker 1: has shared footage of herself and her shopping hack in
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Speaker 1: action at Target. The twenty two year old from Florida.
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Speaker 1: Her name is Marlena Velez. She's huge on TikTok. She
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Speaker 1: has over three hundred and fifty thousand followers. She posts
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Speaker 1: day in the life things and some of those videos
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Speaker 1: have millions of views. And she made news recently because
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Speaker 1: she went to Target near Fort Myers last month and
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Speaker 1: she and she filled her cart with five hundred dollars
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Speaker 1: worth of goods from Target, and then she scanned false
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Speaker 1: barcodes at the self checkout to make it all cheaper. See,
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Speaker 1: it's a wonderful TikTok hack that she has discovered. Trey.
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Speaker 4: This is like, this is where you have to you know.
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Speaker 4: TikTok also founded the Chase Bank glitch.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, so there's the Chase Bank glitch, which means infinite money,
28:35
Speaker 1: which is actually fraud. And in this case, the TikTok
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Speaker 1: influencer who is sharing the shopping hack at Target doesn't
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Speaker 1: realize her shopping hack is actually more colloquially known as shoplifting.
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Speaker 1: Someone noticed the post and contacted the authorities. The authorities
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Speaker 1: then checked her social media accounts, and all the proof
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Speaker 1: they needed. She had posted what she thought was a
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Speaker 1: fun video that showed her in an outfit, the same outfit,
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Speaker 1: picking out all the items that were stolen and then
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Speaker 1: loading them into her car. And again she's she's scanning
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Speaker 1: a bunch of things with false barcodes, making all the
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Speaker 1: stuff cheaper, and that that's that's that's deffed. And now
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Speaker 1: she's been arrested and she's facing theft charges.
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Speaker 4: Why how how how do you think that's I mean,
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Speaker 4: it's one thing. There was this one chick on Chickhot,
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Speaker 4: one chick on TikTok who did this funny thing of
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Speaker 4: how many days could she scan something stupid and get
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Speaker 4: into her gym, because so many gyms they have a
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Speaker 4: little scanner. You know, you have like a QR code
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Speaker 4: on your phone and you just scan it. That's your membership.
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Speaker 4: Blah blah blah. I mean she just candy wrappers and
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Speaker 4: all this other stuff. It was funny, and like on
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Speaker 4: the twelfth day they were like, hey, no, you can't
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Speaker 4: scan a coke can to get into the gym. Yeah,
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Speaker 4: she still had a paid membership. Nothing, nothing fraudulent going on,
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Speaker 4: just funny, do they not? I mean, it's it goes back.
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Speaker 4: It's like the Chase Bank glitch of are what they
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Speaker 4: called the glitch, which is basically just kiding checks.
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Speaker 3: Mm hmm.
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Speaker 4: If you're you know, not scanning what you're actually buying,
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Speaker 4: how do you think that's not theft?
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Speaker 1: Because some people just don't know. Some people just don't
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Speaker 1: understand that there's a fine line between what you think
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Speaker 1: is funny and what the law says is fraud.
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Speaker 4: I mean, what did you start off this stories out
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Speaker 4: of Florida? Yeah, I mean, okay, there, but I unfortunately
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Speaker 4: I I'm gonna guess and this is gonna be another
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Speaker 4: one of those things because I'm sure so many people
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Speaker 4: have filmed it. Police are gonna have a day with
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Speaker 4: this one of you know, how many people have you know,
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Speaker 4: I have just recorded themselves committing theft.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, and depending on how.
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Speaker 4: Much it was, it depends the degree of theft. Is
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Speaker 4: it a misdemeanor, is it a felony? Uh?
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Speaker 3: And now you know why?
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Speaker 4: Uh? I was just reading an article that stores like
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Speaker 4: Walmart and Target, are you know I have over the
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Speaker 4: last ten years spent all this money putting in self
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Speaker 4: checkout lanes? And are now going you know, reversing the
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Speaker 4: process and are taking them out and going to go
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Speaker 4: back to Yeah, actual manned you know, staff to checkout
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Speaker 4: lanes because of.
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Speaker 8: Crap like this. So thanks exactly exactly wait in line now.
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Speaker 1: Mm hm. We all have to wait in line because
31:42
Speaker 1: idiots are stealing stuff. That's that's kind of you know,
31:44
Speaker 1: that's what happens. People get an idea, they they think
31:47
Speaker 1: it's funny or they think it's fun and don't realize
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Speaker 1: that it's fraudulent, which means it's illegal, which gets them
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Speaker 1: in trouble, and then we all have to wait in
31:53
Speaker 1: line again. And honestly, I'm kind of okay with that.
31:58
Speaker 1: I'm over the self checkout stuff and I I just stop.
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Speaker 4: Because you live in a sparsely populated paradise.
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Speaker 3: I don't think your checkout lines are really that long.
32:16
Speaker 3: Yes they are.
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Speaker 1: Where cost you less? That line was as long as
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Speaker 1: the beach I was on that morning.
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Speaker 1: the Treehouse. This is the Treehouse. I'm Dan along with
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Speaker 1: Trey a very exciting Friday show in store for you tomorrow,
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Speaker 1: so be sure to be right back here inside the
33:23
Speaker 1: Treehouse really every day. But the Friday show is going
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Speaker 1: to be a big one as well because we're going
33:29
Speaker 1: to go through a holiday gift guide with our buddy
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Speaker 1: Steve Noviello from Channel four in Dallas. Yay nov Ello
33:36
Speaker 1: having to do community service in the Treehouse again. At
33:40
Speaker 1: least that's the way I like to look at it.
33:43
Speaker 1: Earlier we talked about there was a bit of a
33:45
Speaker 1: cloud hanging over the show with the fallen officer in Greenville, Texas.
33:50
Speaker 1: But we're also all dealing with our own personal things
33:54
Speaker 1: at various times. And I don't just mean that for
33:56
Speaker 1: me and for Trey and Raj and Jerry, but all
33:59
Speaker 1: of us in we all have our certain things that
34:02
Speaker 1: are happening going on, and I'm a firm believer that
34:06
Speaker 1: it helps to talk about those things, especially if you
34:08
Speaker 1: can make a little just a little bit of fun
34:10
Speaker 1: with it. At least that's how I deal with pain.
34:13
Speaker 1: But I know Trey that recently something's going on in
34:17
Speaker 1: your home that is not good, if I may be
34:21
Speaker 1: so blunt about it, and I just wanted to offer
34:24
Speaker 1: you the space, you know, the space as they say
34:27
Speaker 1: and therapy words these days. I wanted to offer you
34:31
Speaker 1: the safe space to share with us.
34:35
Speaker 3: How are you feeling?
34:40
Speaker 4: I took well, I took Daisy in for her annual
34:43
Speaker 4: checkup about a month ago, and.
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Speaker 1: How old is Daisy?
34:47
Speaker 3: You're three?
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Speaker 4: Is now fourteen and a half, fourteen and a half
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Speaker 4: man not surprisingly, a little bit of a heart murmur.
34:56
Speaker 4: If we're a dog, that age not not uncommon. Unfortunately,
35:03
Speaker 4: she then kind of developed this kind of hacking like
35:10
Speaker 4: something was stuck in her throat deal, and I took
35:14
Speaker 4: her back into the vet and unfortunately the heart murmur
35:19
Speaker 4: had gotten a little bit worse. And did some X
35:21
Speaker 4: rays and flewid around the heart and all the signs
35:27
Speaker 4: that she's in the beginning stages of congestive heart failure.
35:32
Speaker 4: Now that can last months, it can last years. A
35:38
Speaker 4: lot of it's gonna depend on how she responds to
35:40
Speaker 4: the medication.
35:41
Speaker 3: Obviously, it's.
35:44
Speaker 4: Not something I was prepared for, not something I'm still
35:48
Speaker 4: you know, that dog has been by my side for
35:54
Speaker 4: fourteen and a half years, and it's a very bleak
35:59
Speaker 4: thought to you know, know, the inevitable is you know,
36:07
Speaker 4: coming and and that one day she will be gone.
36:10
Speaker 4: But you know it, it is what it is, and
36:15
Speaker 4: you know, I I think Kirk Herbstreet said it best
36:19
Speaker 4: at the when he lost his dog Ben of you know, dogs,
36:26
Speaker 4: you know, as a breed, their only faults as a species,
36:31
Speaker 4: their only fault is they just don't live long enough.
36:38
Speaker 1: I I hope that in her case, that her diagnosis
36:41
Speaker 1: is on the years side of things and not the months.
36:46
Speaker 1: But there's there's really no words for it other than
36:51
Speaker 1: just and I know what you're going through. And those
36:53
Speaker 1: of us that love dogs the way we do, they're
36:55
Speaker 1: they're not just our friends, they are family.
36:58
Speaker 4: No, and and and and I I say it all
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Speaker 4: the time, and people have you know, lost lost their pets.
37:06
Speaker 4: There are no words, you know, it's just And I
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Speaker 4: fully understand some people will be like, you know, what's
37:14
Speaker 4: the big deal, and other people understand it's just for
37:17
Speaker 4: some p it's just it's it's it is like like.
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Speaker 1: Losing a human, and for some of us it's worse
37:25
Speaker 1: because dogs are generally awesome creatures, and when they're not,
37:30
Speaker 1: it's usually at the fault of a human. Yes, So therefore, dogs, cats,
37:36
Speaker 1: most animals are better than us humans because us humans
37:39
Speaker 1: make terrible decisions all the time. There are times where
37:43
Speaker 1: I feel worse about an animal dying than I do
37:45
Speaker 1: about some people, if I may be so frank, And
37:49
Speaker 1: you said she, and you said she recently, she fell
37:51
Speaker 1: off the bed recently.
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Speaker 8: Yeah, first time in fourteen years.
37:57
Speaker 1: And we're not making this up. She's an actual three
37:59
Speaker 1: pound dog, that's not and that's not an exaggeration. She's tiny,
38:04
Speaker 1: So falling off the bed to her is like me
38:06
Speaker 1: falling out of a fourth story window.
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Speaker 4: Well, also, in my bed sits very high. My bed
38:10
Speaker 4: seat sits three feet off the ground, so yeah, it
38:17
Speaker 4: sits on cinderblocks. And and luckily I she she fell
38:24
Speaker 4: on a spot where there was basically a pillow.
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Speaker 8: Below her, and so I just I heard a little.
38:34
Speaker 4: Little thud and a gasp, and and then I frantically
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Speaker 4: got up and I was looking, you know here, trying
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Speaker 4: to hear crying, you know whatever, and then she just
38:46
Speaker 4: pops out the other side of the bed. I will
38:49
Speaker 4: always go back to when I first got her, and
38:54
Speaker 4: if I had always had larger dog, especially like great danes,
38:57
Speaker 4: and uh, I had not had her a couple of
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Speaker 4: weeks and I closed the door on her, and I
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Speaker 4: thought I had killed her, and uh, the look on
39:06
Speaker 4: her face is something that will haunt me to the
39:08
Speaker 4: day I die. But my vet told me then it's like, man,
39:10
Speaker 4: these small dogs are remarkably resilient, and I'm knock on wood,
39:14
Speaker 4: it seems the case, because uh shouldn't seem to have
39:19
Speaker 4: hurt herself at all.
39:21
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's basically she's bouncy. Yeah, have you thought about
39:26
Speaker 1: getting her because I know that they make those little
39:29
Speaker 1: dog bed ramps where they can like walk up to
39:31
Speaker 1: the bed. Have you thought about getting her one of those?
39:34
Speaker 1: Or even better yet, because she is so old. I
39:36
Speaker 1: mean she's fourteen and a half and in dog years,
39:38
Speaker 1: that makes her like I don't know, a thousand instead
39:42
Speaker 1: of the ramp which makes her walk uphill, just get her,
39:46
Speaker 1: get her like one of those old people chair lifts
39:49
Speaker 1: that can just slowly carry her from the ground up
39:51
Speaker 1: to the motorized of course, up to uh, up to
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Speaker 1: the bed.
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Speaker 3: I mean that's what she views me for.
39:57
Speaker 4: I mean, I'm I'm, I am her her lyft, I
40:01
Speaker 4: am her concierge or valet, you know her. Her most
40:07
Speaker 4: entertaining thing she does is every night we start a process.
40:11
Speaker 4: I put her in bed, and then a couple of
40:15
Speaker 4: minutes later she's ready to get up, have me take
40:18
Speaker 4: her downstairs to wet her whistless a little thirsty, and
40:22
Speaker 4: we go back upstairs. Then a couple of minutes later,
40:26
Speaker 4: it's time to go back downstairs because she wants a
40:29
Speaker 4: little more water, and she wants me to eat one
40:33
Speaker 4: of my healthy choice fudge bars so she can have
40:35
Speaker 4: a lick, you know, have a little bit of chocolate,
40:38
Speaker 4: you know, and then come back upstairs. And then usually
40:45
Speaker 4: then we wait about fifteen twenty minutes. Then we need
40:47
Speaker 4: to have one more drink, so she know, she makes
40:49
Speaker 4: the big dumb human go up and downstairs at least
40:52
Speaker 4: three times so until she's she's you know, satisfied and
40:57
Speaker 4: and her thirst has been quenched. So I why would
41:02
Speaker 4: she want to use a mechanical elevator when she has
41:05
Speaker 4: the big dumb human that she gives anything she wants.
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Speaker 1: She does have you and the other thing about it,
41:11
Speaker 1: which is phenomenal about Daisy is that while she is petite,
41:16
Speaker 1: she has a massive tongue. So she could be on
41:19
Speaker 1: the stairs across the room and get a lick of
41:21
Speaker 1: that fudge bar that you're holding.
41:24
Speaker 4: And that may have what broke her fall. She may
41:26
Speaker 4: have been like, you know, like wrapped her tongue around
41:28
Speaker 4: you know something, and embraced slowed down the fall.
41:35
Speaker 1: That's pretty impressive. Oh no, no, I'm falling, I'm falling safe.
41:42
Speaker 1: It's like it's like a little parachute. I've also decided
41:45
Speaker 1: I'm going to read I'm going to edit uh this
41:48
Speaker 1: particular segment and take out all references to the fact
41:51
Speaker 1: that Daisy is a dog and just make it seem
41:53
Speaker 1: like she's your wife.
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Speaker 1: person said, so wait, you're saying that Mercedes ninety eight
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Speaker 1: is not really my girlfriend, to which someone else responded, no,
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Speaker 1: you've been talking to Mitchell eighty nine.
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Speaker 4: I mean, if you spent four point seven million dollars
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Speaker 4: talking to a girl that actually turns out to be
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Speaker 4: a guy, I then think you now have to spend
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Speaker 4: some money on therapy and questioning, you know, questioning a
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Speaker 4: lot of things in your life.
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Speaker 1: Well not only that, but then you realize that somewhere
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Speaker 1: in another forum is a dude's talking about fishing and
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Speaker 1: when they talk about getting a catfish, it's an actual catfish.
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Speaker 1: It didn't cost millions of dollars, maybe just a few
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Speaker 1: bucks of stinc bait and they actually get to eat
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Speaker 1: it at the end of the day.
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Speaker 4: Or they didn't use paid at all and they just
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