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10/10/2025 The Dave Allen Show on 580 Live - Chris Lawrence, Angie Gillenwater, Logan Scott, Bobbie Spry and Greg Thomas · The Dave Allen Show

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Speaker 4: Well for some folks, Not for me and others, but
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Speaker 4: up a little bit later on Greg Thomas from Citizens
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Speaker 4: sales department here talking about the Carnival Fashion Show. And
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Speaker 4: you know I'm nothing if not a slave to fashion,
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Speaker 4: so we'll talk to them about that. Plus Ange Gil
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Speaker 4: and Water from the Kanal Charleston. The Main Association is
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Speaker 4: here with this week's Adopt Me please pat of the Week.
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Speaker 4: five zero zero. Let's welcome in Chris Lawrence speaking of fashion.
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Speaker 4: Chris Lawrence is here. Hey you doing man? I'm doing well.
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Speaker 4: How are you, sir? Fucking the Camo Tennessee hat today, Yeah,
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Speaker 4: exactly night.
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Speaker 5: And when does a work weekend? I never knew there
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Speaker 5: was such an end.
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Speaker 2: It's it really never end.
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Speaker 5: I don't know that it worked. I don't even have
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Speaker 5: a work week. It's almost like a work lifetime. Yeah,
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Speaker 5: I mean, you know, I work and then I'm done,
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Speaker 5: I die. That's that's kind of how my only line goes.
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Speaker 4: The only time I have ever had a job that
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Speaker 4: I can say that there was work weekend, it was
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Speaker 4: when I was in state government. That's the only time
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Speaker 4: I can say. And that's not a knock against state.
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Speaker 2: I'm just going to.
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Speaker 5: I'm going to refrain from saying anything now. I'm just
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Speaker 5: saying that's the only time.
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Speaker 4: And even then, even then, you know, you're expected to
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Speaker 4: be connected, and you know, it had to work a
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Speaker 4: few weekends here.
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Speaker 5: My mom and dad were school teachers, so they you know,
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Speaker 5: when when we were off from school, they were off.
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Speaker 5: So that was a really cool setup. But sitting around
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Speaker 5: a kitchen table and listening to their day, uh during
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Speaker 5: dinner time, it gave me no desire to do that job.
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Speaker 2: Yeah.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, the only three the only three good things about
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Speaker 5: that job were June, July, and August. Yeah, that was
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Speaker 5: that was the best.
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Speaker 2: Indeed.
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Speaker 4: Indeed, all right, it's bye week for Herbert Hoover this week,
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Speaker 4: so no game tonight on ninety six one KWS also
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Speaker 4: by a week for the Mountaineers, which gives us an
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Speaker 4: opportunity for two high school games Tonight on w CCHS.
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Speaker 4: We're gonna have coverage of Winfield as the Generals. We'll
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Speaker 4: travel to Ripley to take on the Vikings of Tomorrow
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Speaker 4: afternoon it's g W and Jefferson.
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Speaker 5: Jefferson making a long trip across the state to the
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Speaker 5: Canahan Valley. So yeah, we'll have both those games here
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Speaker 5: on WCCHS radio. We've got, like you said, Winfield and
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Speaker 5: Ripley tonight. Winfield has is three and two. They've lost
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Speaker 5: to Princeton and they lost to Hoover. A lot of
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Speaker 5: people have lost to Princeton, and yes, so so, and
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Speaker 5: really Ripley is two plays away from being five and one.
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Speaker 5: There are yes, there are three and three. There are
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Speaker 5: two plays away from being five one. H South Charleston
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Speaker 5: beat them on that last second, hailed Mary to open
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Speaker 5: the seas.
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Speaker 2: And miracle play. Yeah, why they call it that?
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Speaker 5: And then uh and then Rome County beat them in
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Speaker 5: a similar fashion last week. Other than that they felled
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Speaker 5: a nitro and that was it. So should be a
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Speaker 5: game tonight. I've never done a game at Memorial Stadium
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Speaker 5: in Ripley. What I remember most about that place, though
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Speaker 5: having never been there, is that was the first field
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Speaker 5: I ever knew that had turf. Okay, remember they did
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Speaker 5: the huge YEP fundraiser and Metro News was a big
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Speaker 5: part of that to put turf on that field. And
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Speaker 5: that's back when turf was like a new, big thing.
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Speaker 5: Right yeah, now I can. There's probably only like one
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Speaker 5: or two places I've gone that don't have turf, right
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Speaker 5: you know.
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Speaker 4: And I'll tell you this about Ripley. It is a
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Speaker 4: place that when the Ripley Vikings are playing a big game,
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Speaker 4: or even a not so big game, the entire town
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Speaker 4: shuts down its blue everywhere when you pull into town.
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Speaker 4: So Winfield, I'm sure they'll be prepared for it, but
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Speaker 4: just know that once you get off that exit, if
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Speaker 4: you get off the Ripley exit of the Fairplanes Accent,
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Speaker 4: you're gonna see a whole lot of blue and you're
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Speaker 4: gonna have a lot, a whole lot of tailgating all
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Speaker 4: up and down Court Street.
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Speaker 5: Looking forward to it. So we will be there tonight.
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Speaker 5: The kickoff is at seven, so we'll be on there
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Speaker 5: at six thirty. I'll have to get them to give
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Speaker 5: us a clean break out of sports Line thirty Tomorrow
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Speaker 5: noon g W Jefferson one o'clock kickoffs, so we'll be
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Speaker 5: on there about twelve thirty there for GW and Jefferson. GW,
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Speaker 5: of course, is undefeated and hopes to continue that streak tomorrow.
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Speaker 5: Jefferson comes into this game with a record of one
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Speaker 5: and four. But you've got to consider they play over
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Speaker 5: there in that really rugged Eastern Panhandle where they've got
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Speaker 5: to take on Martinsburg and Spring Mills. They take on
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Speaker 5: some of those teams in Virginia that are really, really good.
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Speaker 5: So it's not that they are necessarily a bad team.
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Speaker 5: It's just that they have faced some really stiff competition,
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Speaker 5: high level of competition. We had a quick text here
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Speaker 5: somebody wanted to know if you had a surprise team
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Speaker 5: this season. Do I have a surprise team? No, they
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Speaker 5: didn't surprise me at all. I'm pointing at, pointing at
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Speaker 5: his alma mater. I've got a Logan high shirt off.
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Speaker 5: Logan did not surprise me at all. Frankly, I think
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Speaker 5: George Washington was a surprise. I did not expect them
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Speaker 5: to be as good as they are. I was not
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Speaker 5: sure what they were going to be, but they have
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Speaker 5: quietly just gone out there and played well. Because they
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Speaker 5: had a freshman running back, and I was like, anytime
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Speaker 5: you got a freshman, you're gonna you know, that's an
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Speaker 5: unproven commodity. But Jaden Black has proven to be such
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Speaker 5: a good running back for them. He's I mean, he's
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Speaker 5: putting up numbers that seasoned veterans can put up, and
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Speaker 5: he's a little guy, and if he can just stay healthy,
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Speaker 5: I think that they will go deep into the postseason. Okay,
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Speaker 5: so I would say GW is probably the biggest surprise
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Speaker 5: for me.
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Speaker 4: All Right, tomorrow, you got West Virginia Outdoors when we
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Speaker 4: got well.
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Speaker 5: After I leave Ripley tonight, I on head to Glenville
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Speaker 5: and spend the night there, and then we'll be on
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Speaker 5: the air with the West Virginia Outdoors live from the
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Speaker 5: Glenville four Age Camp because that is where the twenty
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Speaker 5: twenty five National Trappers Association Southeast Regional Convention is being held.
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Speaker 5: So we'll be talking trapping live from the four Age
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Speaker 5: Camp in Glenville tomorrow with trapping enthusiast from around the country.
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Speaker 5: All Right, and I'll be quickly back to Charleston to
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Speaker 5: do the GW Jefferson game.
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Speaker 2: But but you are going.
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Speaker 4: To get some time off. You're gonna take a little vacation.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, I'm out of here next week.
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Speaker 2: All right, Well, and try to enjoy that if you can.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, next weekend it'll be GW taking on Huntington on
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Speaker 5: CCHS and that one will be Aaron Parker's show to
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Speaker 5: bring to you.
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Speaker 4: Okay, all right, quick text here for you real quick.
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Speaker 4: You're a popular guy, just says. Let Chris know that
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Speaker 4: the press box staff will take good care of the
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Speaker 4: crew with great food at Ripley.
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Speaker 5: I like to hear that. That's they know exactly what
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Speaker 5: they know exactly how to win me over.
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Speaker 2: Didn't you need me to drive tonight? Didn't know what
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Speaker 2: you said?
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Speaker 5: No, it was not what I said.
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Speaker 2: Okay, I just thought.
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Speaker 4: I'd check, all right, Chris Lawrence appreciate it, buddy.
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Speaker 5: Thanks Alimam.
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Speaker 4: five any Live broad Too, in part by Morgan to Morgan,
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Speaker 4: America's largest injury law firm. Let's bring an Angie Gillen
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Speaker 4: water from the canal to Charleston. You main association with
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Speaker 4: this week's Adopt Me Please Pet of the Week, Angie.
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Speaker 4: Good morning, Welcome to the show. Good morning, So, as always,
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Speaker 4: our pet's picture posted Dave Allen Radio and the WCCHS
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Speaker 4: Network on Facebook, also at Dave a seventy on X.
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Speaker 4: Tell us about Millie.
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Speaker 3: So sweet little Milly has a very interesting story. Her
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Speaker 3: mom originally came to the shelter as astray and she
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Speaker 3: was actually no Her mom pulled a fast one on
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Speaker 3: everybody in our kennels. We did not know she was
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Speaker 3: pregnant until we came in one morning and they were
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Speaker 3: teeny tiny little puppies in her kittle with her. So
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Speaker 3: Millie was born at the shelter. She's pretty much grown
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Speaker 3: up there. All of her siblings and her mother have
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Speaker 3: been adopted. It's just her and her dad that are
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Speaker 3: left available for adoption.
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Speaker 2: But she's a beautiful, beautiful dog.
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Speaker 4: And again I've got her picture posted it to Dave
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Speaker 4: Allen Radio and Facebook and also the WCCHS network work
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Speaker 4: Facebook page and at David seventy on ex And she
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Speaker 4: was a parvo survivor.
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Speaker 3: She absolutely was. She actually didn't catch parvo until much
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Speaker 3: much later in her life. But she ye, she beat
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Speaker 3: parvo and she's out of a phase now where she
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Speaker 3: can transfer that to other pets as well. So if
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Speaker 3: you do have other dogs at home and you're concerned
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Speaker 3: about them, you know, catching parvo from Milly, as long
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Speaker 3: as they're up to date on vaccines, it would be
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Speaker 3: an extremely rare case that that would happen.
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Speaker 4: Do we have any idea what kind of dog Millie is?
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Speaker 3: Uh So, her mom and dad were both almost like
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Speaker 3: white Shepherdy mixes, like they kind of had that shepherd
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Speaker 3: ear stance and shepherd hair. But there's definitely like some
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Speaker 3: other mixes because her dad also had one brown eye
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Speaker 3: and one blue eyes and maybe some husky, but just
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Speaker 3: West Virginia white dog. Yes, and I switched up from
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Speaker 3: the West Virginia brown and black dog.
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Speaker 4: I don't think we've used that one for the West
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Speaker 4: Virginia white dog. We've used a brown dog. Love it's
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Speaker 4: beautiful dog either way. Now, you were away from the
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Speaker 4: show last week as you had to take a trip
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Speaker 4: up north.
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Speaker 2: Talk about that.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, so we actually, myself and are K of Community Engagement, Sarah.
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Speaker 3: We went to New Jersey to the Petco in Middletown,
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Speaker 3: New Jersey and we took eight adoptable puppies and four
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Speaker 3: cats with us and ended up adopting out eight puppies
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Speaker 3: and one cat. So we were very excited about that,
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Speaker 3: and we got to meet a lot of wonderful people
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Speaker 3: up there, and when we left, me and Sarah just
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Speaker 3: could not stop talking about like because in New Jersey,
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Speaker 3: a lot of the people live on the beach, and
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Speaker 3: all of these dogs that were found, you know, as
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Speaker 3: strays in the woods of West Virginia somewhere are now
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Speaker 3: living going to be living their life on the beach.
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Speaker 4: They're Jersey dogs now dog Absolutely they are. They'll be
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Speaker 4: going out, you know, picking us some chicken palm and
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Speaker 4: heading down to the boardwalk and things that Petco has
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Speaker 4: absolutely been a great partner for shelters across the country.
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Speaker 3: Yes, and Petco has helped us out greatly as well.
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Speaker 3: A couple of months ago we received that one hundred
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Speaker 3: thousand dollars grant from Petco that's allowed us to do
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Speaker 3: trips like the New Jersey trip that's allowed us to
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Speaker 3: you know, stay and neoter vaccinate and give life saving
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Speaker 3: medical care to more pets than ever. So we are
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Speaker 3: very very thankful for our friends at pet Go.
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Speaker 4: And speaking to partnerships. We had on Chris Miller earlier
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Speaker 4: this week from a Dutch Miller Subaru, and they've got
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Speaker 4: an event next week. It's called how Oween h ow
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Speaker 4: l eleven to four. It's next weekend at their location
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Speaker 4: nineteen oh one Patrick Street Plase in Charleston, and it's
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Speaker 4: going to be a These events are always a great
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Speaker 4: help to you all.
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Speaker 3: Halloween is one of my favorite events that we that
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Speaker 3: we do every year. We fill our caravan, which is
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Speaker 3: our you know, mobile adoption trailer. We fill it to
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Speaker 3: the brim with adoptable puppies, cats, kitten and we adopt
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Speaker 3: them out Dutch Miller. We're super thankful they sponsor all
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Speaker 3: the adoption fees, so everyone is zero dollars to take
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Speaker 3: home and it's usually a pretty successful event. And since
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Speaker 3: it's Halloween theme, we also put all the animals in
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Speaker 3: really cute Halloween costume. Oh okay, Raven, if you can't
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Speaker 3: adopt and you want to stop by and just stay
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Speaker 3: hi tonight and get pictures of everyone, that also is
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Speaker 3: a big help to us.
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Speaker 4: All Right, again, we're talking to Angie Gillan Water from
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Speaker 4: the Cannaal Charleston. He made association with this week's adopt Me.
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Speaker 4: Please sped the week you guys out and about anywhere
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Speaker 4: this weekend.
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Speaker 3: Tomorrow we will be at Texas Roadhouse in South Charleston
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Speaker 3: from eleven to three, I believe, and we'll just be
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Speaker 3: set up outside with adoptable puppies. If you can't adopt
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Speaker 3: but still want to, you know, get puppy love in
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Speaker 3: before dinner, before lunch, what have you. We'll be out
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Speaker 3: there ready to stay.
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Speaker 6: Hello.
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Speaker 2: All right.
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Speaker 4: I had a quick text here I said, this is
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Speaker 4: for you. It said Angie. I saw Bubbles McGhee on
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Speaker 4: TV yesterday and he was absolutely adorable. It was told
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Speaker 4: that he was found with his siblings sadly in a
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Speaker 4: box outside the Shillion Dollar General. How are they doing?
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Speaker 4: Praying for them all?
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Speaker 3: So everyone is stable and doing great. I haven't actually
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Speaker 3: I actually went out of town again to Charlotte earlier
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Speaker 3: this week on the move this week, so I haven't
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Speaker 3: got to meet Bubble. I am updated constantly of who's
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Speaker 3: coming in and who's going out, and from what I
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Speaker 3: know that they they've been doing great. There's not been
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Speaker 3: any concern. So still adoptable, Still waiting for a home
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Speaker 3: to go to. But doing good despite the circumstances. I know,
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Speaker 3: thankfully the weather has been a little bit cooler, so
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Speaker 3: it's not necessarily a heat exhaustion worry, Thank goodness, but
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Speaker 3: we are getting into the you know, dangers of the
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Speaker 3: cold temperature stoos.
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Speaker 4: Also angentamine. To cut you off there, I'm sorry, but
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Speaker 4: one I understand. Stephanie producer tells me that one of
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Speaker 4: the adopt me please put of the week's dogs we
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Speaker 4: featured was adopted in New Jersey.
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Speaker 3: Uh, yes, Whyalon was adopted? Whalon? I fostered him for
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Speaker 3: a couple of days and he was adopted in New
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Speaker 3: Jersey by a family that absolutely fell in love with him.
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Speaker 3: Could not brag more about that family, and honestly brought
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Speaker 3: a small tear to my eye whenever they said that
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Speaker 3: instead of having a fenced in yard, they just do
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Speaker 3: walks on the beach every night. I was really excited
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Speaker 3: about that.
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Speaker 2: Awesome.
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Speaker 4: All right, Angie, as always appreciate you and the work
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Speaker 4: that you do. And we'll talk more about this event
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Speaker 4: at Dutch Miller next next week. That again, that's going
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Speaker 4: to be next Saturday, and you guys are gonna be
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Speaker 4: out at Texas Roadhouse in South Charleston this weekend, right correct,
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Speaker 4: all right, Angie, we will talk again next week.
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Speaker 2: I appreciate you being here. Thanks a lot.
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Speaker 3: Sounds good. Everyone, have a great weekend.
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Speaker 4: Angie Gillenwater Canal, Charleston. You main association with this week's
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Speaker 4: Adopt Me Please Pet of the Week and it's Milly
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Speaker 4: Merely about four months old, Parvo survivor. Great with other dogs,
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Speaker 4: great with kids. It's an absolutely beautiful, beautiful dog.
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Speaker 2: Go check out the picture.
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Speaker 4: Kennal Charleston Human Association. But they're better people than I am.
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Speaker 4: I think is probably what I would say about that.
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Speaker 4: Big Ley Bigley Wiggly Hotline three zero four three four
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Speaker 4: five fifty eight fifty eight. Tony the Taylor Text three
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Speaker 4: zero four nine three five five zero zero A. Greg
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Speaker 4: Thomas from Citizens Against Lawsuit Abuse coming up a little
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Speaker 4: bit later on in the show to me Welcoming now,
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Speaker 4: Logan Scott from our Sisters Station of Fee one hundred
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Speaker 4: and marketing consultant Bobby spry Lood morning. All right, So
17:39
Speaker 4: I got to ask you. You are a big part
17:40
Speaker 4: of the Kicking Cancer event last year.
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Speaker 2: It was a great time. How did that go? It
17:43
Speaker 2: was good, It was good. Lots of networking, yeah, raising
17:47
Speaker 2: funds for rec so yeah, it.
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Speaker 4: Was it was great. And I know there's pictures floating
17:52
Speaker 4: around here. We get some posted odd another one of
17:54
Speaker 4: our sister station ninety eight seven the Mountains, so you
17:56
Speaker 4: can go check those out there and other places as well.
17:58
Speaker 4: Sales consultant Bobby's pride who does not like to be
18:01
Speaker 4: called sales weasel. So sorry, Cary, thank you, David.
18:04
Speaker 5: I've read.
18:04
Speaker 4: I read the text you said, and marketing consulted, not
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Speaker 4: sales weasel.
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Speaker 8: I'm glad you cleared that up.
18:10
Speaker 4: I was talking earlier with Angie and we had the
18:13
Speaker 4: text about about the dog that they found, they bubbles McGee.
18:17
Speaker 4: I was going to say, that's what we call Bobby.
18:19
Speaker 4: But but I but I did not say that. I
18:21
Speaker 4: did not say that.
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Speaker 8: I'm glad you didn't say that HR involved.
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Speaker 5: What's going on?
18:25
Speaker 8: If HR were involved, none of us would.
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Speaker 11: Have a problem.
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Speaker 2: All right, all right, what are you guys here? To
18:31
Speaker 2: talk about what you got going on.
18:32
Speaker 12: The big theme reveal for Carnival fifteen is tonight. The
18:36
Speaker 12: fashion show is tonight. Okay, It's gonna be a great
18:38
Speaker 12: time over at the Clay Center six pm, Walker Theater.
18:41
Speaker 12: It's free and open to the public. The fashion show
18:44
Speaker 12: and the big theme reveal.
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Speaker 8: And there's going to be snacks, So I mean, why not,
18:48
Speaker 8: right right right?
18:48
Speaker 2: Snacks and fashion?
18:50
Speaker 1: What they said fashion show snacks.
18:51
Speaker 2: I was like, yeah, I'll do it. Yeah, yeah, I loggan,
18:54
Speaker 2: didn't you know what? It was? Fashion?
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Speaker 11: And I'm getting a great deal on your clear suit.
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Speaker 5: Yeah I am.
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Speaker 8: Where'd you get that? E?
19:02
Speaker 1: Steps?
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Speaker 12: Okay, shout off the Tommy step It's nice?
19:05
Speaker 2: Yeah, right, all right? So what explain what this whole
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Speaker 2: thing is?
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Speaker 8: I mean, yeah, so what Carnival is.
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Speaker 11: It's the largest fundraising event that we do through the
19:15
Speaker 11: Friends of Clay. So the Friends of Clay is like
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Speaker 11: a subcommittee of the Clay Center, and so we raise
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Speaker 11: funds to help do STEM programming education, to support the
19:27
Speaker 11: Clay to Go mobile unit that visited its visit schools
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Speaker 11: across the state of West Virginia, and they've had over
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Speaker 11: they helped over twenty thousand West Virginia students awesome each
19:39
Speaker 11: year with this these education programs.
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Speaker 12: It's wonderful. I mean really the work that they do.
19:45
Speaker 12: And how long has the Clay Center been happened? You
19:47
Speaker 12: shared that stat with me yesterday.
19:48
Speaker 8: I did so.
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Speaker 11: More than three million people have visited the Clay Center
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Speaker 11: since it opened in two thousand and three.
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Speaker 8: That's huge.
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Speaker 4: It is, it is, And this event, I mean was
19:57
Speaker 4: tell I was talking to my wife about this last night.
19:59
Speaker 4: I said, there are so many things going on, like
20:03
Speaker 4: in the Canal Valley, not just Charleston, but an entire
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Speaker 4: valley at one time. Yeah, now, and now we got
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Speaker 4: this event that's coming up tonight. Yeah, and uh, of
20:11
Speaker 4: course I do want to get a big plug in Tomorrow.
20:14
Speaker 4: Many of us are going to be over at October
20:16
Speaker 4: West or in the West End, and that's what Charleston
20:19
Speaker 4: Urban Works and mister Caveatur and Miss Hatcher and the
20:23
Speaker 4: whole crew. There, so many of us. You can be
20:26
Speaker 4: there tomorrow, logan or will you will not be gonna say,
20:28
Speaker 4: but but we'll have a presence there.
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Speaker 1: Yes, tomorrow.
20:31
Speaker 4: Jenny Murray will be there from one. Jenny Murray will
20:33
Speaker 4: be there for V one hundred. I know the folks
20:35
Speaker 4: from the Beat are going to be there, Animal Shockley,
20:37
Speaker 4: myself from the Mountain. I think Chapel's going to be
20:39
Speaker 4: there from KWS. So we're going to be out and about.
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Speaker 4: We always are.
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Speaker 8: There's a lot going on all the time.
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Speaker 11: Just last night, I mean, you had the Kicking Cancer
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Speaker 11: and then I had the Goodwill's Money Carlow fundraising event
20:51
Speaker 11: at Burry Hills.
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Speaker 8: It was amazing. I don't gamble and I don't.
20:55
Speaker 11: Drink alcohol, but there was a lot of networking, like
20:57
Speaker 11: Logan had mentioned, so and all a good cause. If
21:01
Speaker 11: you can't get behind a good cause, I'm not sure
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Speaker 11: what you stand for or if I want to spend
21:04
Speaker 11: money with you.
21:05
Speaker 5: Yeah.
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Speaker 12: Well, and again, as you said, we always hear people
21:09
Speaker 12: say there's nothing going on in Charleston, there's nothing to do. No,
21:13
Speaker 12: look at my calendar, right, there's always something to do. Yeah,
21:17
Speaker 12: exactly right, all right?
21:18
Speaker 4: And also I do want to get another plug in
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Speaker 4: our folks. I don't have a text for from me
21:24
Speaker 4: right now, but my good buddy the mayor of Clinton
21:26
Speaker 4: and k Summers they got big stuff going on up
21:28
Speaker 4: there this weekend too, So all right, hit this.
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Speaker 12: Again tonight Carnival fifteen theme reveal and fashion show. I'll
21:35
Speaker 12: be taking the runway, Bobby will be taking the runway,
21:38
Speaker 12: and some other names you know, some other folks you
21:40
Speaker 12: know in town will be on the runway. Two six
21:42
Speaker 12: o'clock Walker Theater at the Clay Center. And this is
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Speaker 12: the big Carnival fifteen theme reveal, and we have to
21:49
Speaker 12: shout out year. It's Charlie Boutique, Rosegate Design, Tony the Taylor, Geraniums,
21:54
Speaker 12: Ivers Trunk, VC Boutique, two eighteen, Ula, Lucy and Eastep.
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Speaker 2: The New Looks.
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Speaker 1: So they're going to be showcasing a lot.
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Speaker 11: Of a lot of love looks, their looks dresses. I'm
22:08
Speaker 11: also wearing jewelry from OBErs tonight and it's going to
22:11
Speaker 11: be a very exciting event. And I jokingly say, if
22:13
Speaker 11: you want to see me fall on my face, you
22:15
Speaker 11: should absolutely come tonight because it's a possibility it could happen.
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Speaker 5: Oh yeah, for sure, pay to see that.
22:20
Speaker 4: All right, all right, sales consultant, Bobby's Marketing market all
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Speaker 4: and Logan Scott for everyone.
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Speaker 2: I appreciate you both being here. Thanks lot.
22:28
Speaker 4: By the way, what was going on from the mayor
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Speaker 4: It was actually an entire month of events up in Clinton,
22:32
Speaker 4: and they are doing the costume Parade Clinton Elementary on
22:38
Speaker 4: the twenty fourth. They're doing a big trunk retreat on
22:40
Speaker 4: the twenty eighth. They got a movie night comed up
22:43
Speaker 4: on the twenty fifth, and that's just stuff going on Clinton,
22:47
Speaker 4: real quick. Bobby, I had you on last week talking
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Speaker 4: about Trick or Beat. How's that coming together?
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Speaker 11: It is coming together. It's going to be October to
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Speaker 11: twenty eighth. We are still looking for sponsors if anyone
22:57
Speaker 11: wants to get behind this great event. It's a safe, fun,
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Speaker 1: It's huge.
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Speaker 11: It's huge. There's going to be over three thousand kids
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Speaker 11: in three thousand.
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Speaker 4: Kids, two sessions, two sessions, and it's right and it
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Speaker 4: Greg Thomas, How you know, man doing right, sir? How's
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Speaker 4: the fall treating you?
26:45
Speaker 8: Well?
26:47
Speaker 2: It's been good. It's been good.
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Speaker 16: Ashley and I took a little trip out west like
26:51
Speaker 16: last week and step back and been busy catching up
26:55
Speaker 16: on everything.
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Speaker 2: I don't know how I suppose going to say.
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Speaker 4: I don't mean to wrote you, but I don't know
26:59
Speaker 4: how you do it with the schedule because anytime you
27:02
Speaker 4: and I will text back and forth about you know,
27:04
Speaker 4: do you want to come in here? And it's you know,
27:06
Speaker 4: and you're always well, kid one's got this, Kid two's
27:09
Speaker 4: got this.
27:10
Speaker 2: Those kids, those kids keep you running more than political
27:12
Speaker 2: people today.
27:13
Speaker 1: It is, dude.
27:14
Speaker 2: They're just at that age right.
27:15
Speaker 16: It's like ten and my daughter's about to turn thirteen,
27:17
Speaker 16: and it's like they're just in that spot where it's
27:19
Speaker 16: like they're old enough to be involved in a bunch
27:21
Speaker 16: of stuff, but not old enough to take their selves
27:25
Speaker 16: to get themselves there. And so we're just like really
27:29
Speaker 16: covered up. And the fall is more so than any
27:31
Speaker 16: other time of year, so it's like we're just you know,
27:34
Speaker 16: until like the holidays, man, we just go hardcore and.
27:39
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's doing good though, man.
27:40
Speaker 16: And then you know, political stuff, it's kind of quiet
27:43
Speaker 16: here in Charleston. I mean, not a ton going on here. Obviously,
27:47
Speaker 16: the federal stuff's always a right, you know, always a
27:50
Speaker 16: zoo up there.
27:51
Speaker 4: But does it seem to you though, Greg is somebody
27:52
Speaker 4: who's done this a long time, And maybe it's the
27:55
Speaker 4: fundraising aspect of it that people are announcing that they're
27:58
Speaker 4: running earlier. I mean, yesterday I had a on the
28:00
Speaker 4: show who's running for county Commission. He's already announced it.
28:03
Speaker 4: I got a message last night from a lady who's
28:06
Speaker 4: going to be running for Board of Education in Kanawa County.
28:08
Speaker 4: She's going to come on the show next week. Does
28:10
Speaker 4: it just seem like people are announcing earlier.
28:12
Speaker 16: Well, I think that's a function of they're all the
28:14
Speaker 16: elections now are in the primaries again, right, I mean,
28:17
Speaker 16: if you you know, and you've been following politics in
28:19
Speaker 16: West Virginia a long time, so right, twenty twenty years ago.
28:23
Speaker 16: The campaign started in the fall the year before because
28:27
Speaker 16: it was all Democratic primaries, yeah, right, and then we
28:29
Speaker 16: had about a decade, you know, about twenty ten to
28:32
Speaker 16: twenty twenty where most of the elections were in the fall,
28:36
Speaker 16: were in the fall of the election year. And now
28:39
Speaker 16: we're back to you know, almost a single party with
28:44
Speaker 16: the Republicans in charge, and now you have Republican primaries.
28:48
Speaker 16: So I mean, I think that's why you're seeing you know,
28:51
Speaker 16: it feels like they're starting earlier because they are you know,
28:54
Speaker 16: they are starting because it's you know, it's not like, Okay,
28:56
Speaker 16: well I can start after the first of the year
28:58
Speaker 16: because my elections in November. It's why I have to
29:01
Speaker 16: start Labor Day of the year before, because my elections
29:04
Speaker 16: in May. And you know this point and this is
29:07
Speaker 16: the time where people are right like the people that
29:11
Speaker 16: are announcing now are getting their websites open, getting their
29:13
Speaker 16: bank account, they're having a fundraiser, they're getting their yard signs.
29:17
Speaker 16: But you know what I mean, like this is the
29:19
Speaker 16: sort of administrative slash banking some money part of it.
29:24
Speaker 16: Then you'll get into the legislative session right where if
29:26
Speaker 16: I'm an incumbent, I'm going to be trying to tout
29:30
Speaker 16: the things that I've done, and if I'm a challenger
29:33
Speaker 16: going against somebody who's already in the legislature. I'm going
29:36
Speaker 16: to be throwing bombs at them, being like they're not
29:38
Speaker 16: doing anything right. And then so that'll happen for a
29:41
Speaker 16: couple of months, and then when the session ends, then
29:44
Speaker 16: then that's when the campaigns will really the you know,
29:49
Speaker 16: the paid part of it happens, right, the ads and
29:51
Speaker 16: the stuff and the DV and the radio and the
29:53
Speaker 16: all part. We like the part that that pays, that
29:56
Speaker 16: keeps the lights on in the building here and and
30:00
Speaker 16: that and that's and that will start and you know,
30:02
Speaker 16: people all the time, right. I had some actually I've
30:05
Speaker 16: had somebody from your company try to sell ads for
30:07
Speaker 16: one of one of my other clients to me the
30:09
Speaker 16: other day and I was like, man, you know, we
30:12
Speaker 16: don't buy political ads. People aren't buying a lot of
30:14
Speaker 16: political ads now.
30:16
Speaker 15: Uh.
30:16
Speaker 16: It's always tell candidates it's like champagne, right, Like when
30:19
Speaker 16: do you see ads for champagne? Like around New Year's right,
30:21
Speaker 16: because that's when people buy champagne.
30:23
Speaker 4: However, let me let me play Devil's advocates and I
30:26
Speaker 4: and I don't disagree with what you're saying. However, there
30:29
Speaker 4: is something to be said and I from this aspect
30:32
Speaker 4: of it. Over the years in radio, have known political
30:35
Speaker 4: candidates that wanted to run before the fray starts, before
30:39
Speaker 4: they all started.
30:39
Speaker 2: Taking at one time.
30:40
Speaker 16: Yeah, No, I think there's I think there's merit to that.
30:42
Speaker 16: And it depends on you know, all different campaigns have
30:45
Speaker 16: different strategies, right So, I mean, you know, you may
30:47
Speaker 16: have somebody that's never done politics at all, and it's like, hey, look,
30:52
Speaker 16: your average voter or just the you know, you know,
30:57
Speaker 16: isn't probably listening to the political talks discussion that you
31:00
Speaker 16: and I are having right like. You know, these are people,
31:02
Speaker 16: people are your audience that's listening to me and you
31:05
Speaker 16: talk right now, are a lot more tuned into politics
31:08
Speaker 16: and the local community stuff than if we just grabbed
31:11
Speaker 16: somebody down on Capitol Street right now.
31:13
Speaker 2: Right like. And so that's that's one layer. They might
31:17
Speaker 2: be better off for it, to be honest. Uh.
31:21
Speaker 16: You know, look, I don't watch I don't watch I
31:23
Speaker 16: don't watch cable news.
31:25
Speaker 4: You have said that even numerous times that you do
31:27
Speaker 4: not follow any news sources.
31:29
Speaker 16: I don't I don't like cable news sources. I don't
31:31
Speaker 16: follow any TV news. I don't watch it. Uh, you know,
31:35
Speaker 16: if I'm sitting in a doctor's office or something, and.
31:38
Speaker 2: What do you get your news? Though? I mean.
31:42
Speaker 4: We obviously Metro News, Okay, we got we got to
31:44
Speaker 4: start there because other than that it is. But but
31:47
Speaker 4: where else? I mean, because there was a study that
31:49
Speaker 4: came out a couple of days ago, or maybe we
31:52
Speaker 4: should go about the number of people that only watch
31:55
Speaker 4: one news source and it doesn't matter whether it's Folly
31:57
Speaker 4: News or CNN or something they read line and that
32:01
Speaker 4: to me, that's that's very troubling. I would almost rather
32:05
Speaker 4: be somebody like you know you who says you don't
32:08
Speaker 4: follow up because if you only are watching the only
32:11
Speaker 4: tune in to Fox News, News Nation, Newsmax, MSNBC or
32:15
Speaker 4: something online, you're only going to get one side.
32:18
Speaker 2: Yeah, no matter what that side is. Yeah, yeah, no,
32:20
Speaker 2: I I for sure.
32:21
Speaker 16: I mean there's this different stuff that I follow online
32:24
Speaker 16: that I know I can. I mean, you know, I've
32:25
Speaker 16: got an online subscription of the Wall Street Journal, so
32:27
Speaker 16: I'll follow it more for that kind of stuff. Obviously,
32:31
Speaker 16: you all are the you know, the state wide news source,
32:34
Speaker 16: certain certain news local newspapers around the state. I'll follow online.
32:40
Speaker 16: I try to follow the gazette.
32:42
Speaker 2: I try.
32:42
Speaker 16: I don't even know if I have a subscription now
32:43
Speaker 16: that it's so hard to like log in and they
32:45
Speaker 16: log you out and it's like, uh, they need to
32:48
Speaker 16: fix that a little aside there.
32:50
Speaker 2: But uh, you know, so I think I don't know.
32:55
Speaker 16: I mean, I just don't know who you don't. You know,
32:58
Speaker 16: the more local stuff it's easier to try than the
33:00
Speaker 16: stuff you don't know, right, So if you're online and
33:03
Speaker 16: you just see something, you have to really like, I
33:06
Speaker 16: have to see somebody that's like, hey, that person's stuff
33:09
Speaker 16: that I see I think is usually fair, right, and
33:11
Speaker 16: then you kind of follow like person and you see
33:12
Speaker 16: what they're writing, you see what they're saying. But even
33:16
Speaker 16: national stuff anymore, I mean, gosh, it's just so hard
33:18
Speaker 16: to follow that.
33:20
Speaker 4: What would you take on the partial government shutdown? I
33:23
Speaker 4: mean DC is a mess, right, I mean, it's just
33:26
Speaker 4: the year. It's just a DC is a mess.
33:29
Speaker 16: I mean, obviously the Democrats are you know, look, the
33:31
Speaker 16: Democrats are in a really bad spot right now. I mean,
33:34
Speaker 16: you know, they're they're they're out here on some of
33:36
Speaker 16: these crazy left fringe issues that that have.
33:41
Speaker 2: Taken them off the deep end.
33:44
Speaker 16: And someone some Democrat consultant has said, oh, hey, look,
33:49
Speaker 16: let's let's deal with this shut down. We'll talk about
33:52
Speaker 16: you know, healthcare, whatever it else, just so we're not
33:55
Speaker 16: talking about trans stuff, or we're not talking about boys
33:58
Speaker 16: and girls sports or whatever. And that's probably good for them, right. So,
34:02
Speaker 16: I mean, even if they're getting blamed for the shutdown,
34:06
Speaker 16: which they should be, at least it's about the shutdown
34:09
Speaker 16: and it's not about something that's crazier, right. I mean,
34:12
Speaker 16: you know, you talk to an average person, they look
34:14
Speaker 16: at it and say, this doesn't impact me at all, right,
34:17
Speaker 16: you know what I mean, like they you know, so
34:19
Speaker 16: getting blamed for the shutdown is just to me, it's
34:22
Speaker 16: just a stall tactic by the Democrats because they don't
34:25
Speaker 16: want to actually have to talk about the other stuff
34:27
Speaker 16: and they get to slow down Trump's agenda, you know,
34:30
Speaker 16: which is aggressive. You know, Trump's got a very aggressive agenda.
34:32
Speaker 16: He knows he's only going to be there four years,
34:35
Speaker 16: maybe probably probably four years, just kidding, kidding. I think
34:44
Speaker 16: he's going to do that?
34:46
Speaker 2: Yeah, maybe, I think it's most likely not going to
34:51
Speaker 2: do that.
34:52
Speaker 16: Uh so, yeah, you know it's hard to follow that,
34:55
Speaker 16: and I mean, look locally heck, the Democrats, they're probably
34:58
Speaker 16: not even going to put anybody up really against our
35:00
Speaker 16: federal candidates, you know what I mean. I mean, you
35:02
Speaker 16: got a couple, you got a couple, you know, kind
35:05
Speaker 16: of nut jobs running against jellingmore Capito that won't have
35:08
Speaker 16: a chance. You got you know, I don't think anybody
35:10
Speaker 16: credible will go against you know, Carol Miller or Riley Moore,
35:14
Speaker 16: and you know, so the federal stuff's just kind of
35:16
Speaker 16: it is what it is for a little bit here
35:17
Speaker 16: in West Virginia. Obviously, on the state level, you know,
35:21
Speaker 16: we won't have any state wide elections this year. Well,
35:23
Speaker 16: you do have one state wide election this year, will
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Speaker 16: is running for that, and you know, so unless he
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Speaker 16: running for that. And you know, but all the other
35:38
Speaker 16: you know, there's gonna be a lot of competitive state
35:40
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35:43
Speaker 16: in May, right. I mean, you may have a couple,
35:45
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35:48
Speaker 16: but you know, the vast majority of them are going
35:50
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Speaker 4: for years there were these fringes within the Democrat Party,
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Speaker 4: you know, when they were in control for eighty three years,
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Speaker 4: you had your more moderate Democrats. I know that sounds
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Speaker 4: like an odd statement maybe for young people right now
36:32
Speaker 4: to hear that and go, wait a minute, they're moderate Democrats,
36:34
Speaker 4: but there were at.
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Speaker 16: Once there were we when I started out in this,
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Speaker 16: there were a ton.
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Speaker 4: Of them, right, Okay, So you had the more moderates
36:41
Speaker 4: and you had the more left wing, and then you
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Speaker 4: had to you know, the ones that were more right leaning.
36:46
Speaker 4: But we're still Democrats. And now with the with the
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Speaker 4: Republican Party, you know, it's it's basically the same thing
36:54
Speaker 4: because now you're seeing different factions of the Republican Party.
36:58
Speaker 2: You've got a.
36:58
Speaker 4: Far right wing, i mean far right wing Republican branch.
37:04
Speaker 4: And I'll bring up the name of Eric Tarr for example,
37:08
Speaker 4: Senator Eric Tarr. People may say, well, he's pretty right wing. No, no, no,
37:12
Speaker 4: there's people that are far more right than him, and
37:16
Speaker 4: some I don't know if they're targeting to him and
37:18
Speaker 4: his race necessarily, but those people are are running.
37:21
Speaker 2: Yeah.
37:21
Speaker 16: Look, I think you know Tars situation is different out there.
37:25
Speaker 16: I mean he you know, when you're when you're in
37:27
Speaker 16: a position like Eric was, we're the Senate Finance chairman
37:29
Speaker 16: and and now that he isn't.
37:31
Speaker 2: You just get people come after you.
37:33
Speaker 16: Right if you're if you're the majority leader, if you're
37:35
Speaker 16: the Senate Finance Chairman, and you're you're you're vocal on
37:38
Speaker 16: issues and you're out there, you're going to have people
37:40
Speaker 16: run after I mean, people campaign against it. It's just
37:43
Speaker 16: you know, that's just the way it is. And you know,
37:45
Speaker 16: right now, Eric's not really in you know, I don't
37:48
Speaker 16: really see him as being in either faction of the
37:51
Speaker 16: two that are.
37:52
Speaker 2: Out there right now.
37:53
Speaker 4: And I will say, with in all fairness the two
37:56
Speaker 4: that I mean, I know he's got two opponents in
37:58
Speaker 4: that race. Neither one of them are really I would
38:00
Speaker 4: call the far right. But I was saying about that
38:02
Speaker 4: there are others that are running throughout the stay.
38:04
Speaker 2: Yeah, and there are some out there that do that.
38:07
Speaker 16: I you know, I think a lot of times there's
38:10
Speaker 16: people that try to portray there really far right, but
38:14
Speaker 16: if you look at their actual politics, they're not right.
38:17
Speaker 2: They and their donations, Yeah, they pick out it.
38:19
Speaker 16: They pick out a couple sort of fringe issues, whether
38:22
Speaker 16: it's the trans stuff for boys and girls sports, and
38:24
Speaker 16: they get way out there on a couple a couple
38:26
Speaker 16: sort of social issues, and then you sort of look
38:30
Speaker 16: at it and almost all their contributions are coming from Democrat.
38:33
Speaker 2: Trial lawyers, you know what I mean. So how far
38:35
Speaker 2: to the right.
38:35
Speaker 16: Can you be when ninety percent of your money's coming
38:38
Speaker 16: from Democrats in Charleston And so that's happening across the
38:42
Speaker 16: state a pretty good bit too. So but I know
38:46
Speaker 16: what you mean. I mean, you know, but look that
38:47
Speaker 16: and I think that's the thing with the Republican Party.
38:49
Speaker 16: Right in West Virginia. There were there's been a couple
38:51
Speaker 16: phases of Democrats leaving the National Party or well, I
38:56
Speaker 16: think the Democrats. The Democrats left the National Party a lot,
38:59
Speaker 16: starting probably fifteen years ago and then well twenty to
39:03
Speaker 16: fifteen years ago, and then there was sort of another
39:05
Speaker 16: wave maybe around twenty ten, twenty twelve, twenty fourteen when
39:09
Speaker 16: the Republicans took over. But then there's been this recent
39:12
Speaker 16: wave over the last four or five years. You know, look,
39:15
Speaker 16: Republicans have been in control for ten years in West Virginia, right,
39:18
Speaker 16: I mean, why did so The question I really ask
39:21
Speaker 16: all the time is why did you leave the Democratic
39:23
Speaker 16: Party in the last five years. It's not because you
39:25
Speaker 16: were worried about big government? You know, the big government
39:28
Speaker 16: people left the Democratic Party with Obama, right, It wasn't
39:32
Speaker 16: over climate change. I mean those people left the Democratic
39:34
Speaker 16: Party back when al Gore was there, right, So why
39:37
Speaker 16: did they leave over the last couple of years? And
39:39
Speaker 16: I really think it's some of those friends sort of
39:43
Speaker 16: you know, it's it's the vaccine stuff. Or it's the
39:46
Speaker 16: trans stuff, or it's the whatever. And to me, you know,
39:51
Speaker 16: the lesson I learned when I as I watched as
39:55
Speaker 16: I watched Obama and all that stuff happening, and we
39:57
Speaker 16: had the tea party stuff and I was involved in
39:59
Speaker 16: all of that West Virginia. I looked at what Obama
40:03
Speaker 16: and those guys were doing and thought, oh my gosh, like,
40:05
Speaker 16: look at what they're doing, trying to get the more
40:07
Speaker 16: government control and tell everybody what to do. The lesson
40:11
Speaker 16: I learned from that was, Hey, we need to get
40:13
Speaker 16: back in control so we can have smaller government and
40:15
Speaker 16: quit telling people what to do. I think some of
40:18
Speaker 16: these new people to our party looked at it and said, hey,
40:21
Speaker 16: when we get in control, we need to tell them
40:23
Speaker 16: what to do.
40:24
Speaker 2: Yeah.
40:25
Speaker 16: And we've had a lot of big you know, so
40:27
Speaker 16: we now have a lot of big government Republicans. We
40:30
Speaker 16: have a lot of big government Republicans that don't support
40:33
Speaker 16: local control. And they are essentially the people that were
40:38
Speaker 16: the Democrats and the most recently Democrats that have kind
40:43
Speaker 16: of come over and we just haven't had time to
40:46
Speaker 16: sort of we haven't made them assimilate. And they're very vocal, right,
40:51
Speaker 16: they're very vocal, they're very outfront. They love getting attention,
40:54
Speaker 16: they love being on Facebook, they like taking the pictures.
40:58
Speaker 16: And you know, they're sort of conveniently Republican now. But
41:01
Speaker 16: if you it doesn't take very long to pull up
41:04
Speaker 16: the mask very far and you see that they're not
41:05
Speaker 16: really conservatives.
41:07
Speaker 2: And we're talking with Greg Thomas.
41:09
Speaker 4: I I would agree with you on that, because there's
41:14
Speaker 4: nothing with some of these Republicans in West Virginia. Some
41:18
Speaker 4: they are all about you know, Charleston knows better than
41:21
Speaker 4: you do, and that's not a very Republican thing. And
41:26
Speaker 4: and and then or Washington knows better than than what
41:29
Speaker 4: you do. That's that's the furthest away from conservatism that
41:32
Speaker 4: you can possibly that you can possibly be.
41:35
Speaker 16: I agree Dave, this whole banning foods and uh mandating
41:40
Speaker 16: what you what, what kind of energy source you use,
41:43
Speaker 16: and the mandates are not conservative. It's the opposite of conservative, right,
41:48
Speaker 16: I mean, the conservative principle that I grew up with,
41:51
Speaker 16: you know, sort of I'm a you know, obviously I
41:54
Speaker 16: was like five when Reagan was getting elected, but like
41:58
Speaker 16: you know, that's sort of and of you know, the
42:01
Speaker 16: Reagan policies and then sort of coming in and look
42:04
Speaker 16: at and I ran the Trump campaign in twenty fifteen,
42:06
Speaker 16: twenty sixteen in West Virginia. So like, I'm a Trump person,
42:10
Speaker 16: But I think people selectively even pick Trump stuff, right,
42:13
Speaker 16: I mean, I think Trump comes out even when he
42:16
Speaker 16: you know, say he won this last time, right, he
42:18
Speaker 16: came out and was like all these social issues. He
42:20
Speaker 16: sort of hit that stuff like a week or two,
42:23
Speaker 16: got it done with, and then he focused on the economy.
42:25
Speaker 16: Right where here in West Virginia, those people they're still
42:29
Speaker 16: talking about the stuff he did in those two weeks
42:32
Speaker 16: of executive orders, you know, and then all of the
42:36
Speaker 16: stuff he was doing on the economy. They haven't, you know,
42:38
Speaker 16: they try to mimic everything Trump does, except for all
42:41
Speaker 16: the stuff that he does on jobs, right, and all
42:43
Speaker 16: the stuff that he does on the economy. They don't
42:45
Speaker 16: even try to be like Trump on the economy. You know,
42:47
Speaker 16: they're not trying to this. You know, this was the
42:49
Speaker 16: first legislative session we've had in six years in West
42:52
Speaker 16: Virginia where we didn't have a tax cut, the first
42:54
Speaker 16: in six years. I thought this once you told this
42:57
Speaker 16: was the most conservative group of legislators ever had, but
43:01
Speaker 16: yet we didn't have a tax cut, you know, are
43:04
Speaker 16: you're hearing about a tax cut for next year? Yet yea,
43:06
Speaker 16: these guys don't have it on their agenda. You know, look,
43:09
Speaker 16: maybe Morsey will come out and do it, but the
43:10
Speaker 16: legislators certainly aren't talking about it.
43:12
Speaker 2: You know. That state's the state Senate.
43:14
Speaker 16: You know, they go out and say, oh, we're the
43:15
Speaker 16: we're the real we're the real Conservatives. And those guys
43:18
Speaker 16: that were in control were a bunch of rhinos. Except
43:20
Speaker 16: where we were cutting taxes, we were making we had
43:23
Speaker 16: smaller government. You were creating jobs. West Virginia is one
43:26
Speaker 16: of only three states in the country that lost jobs
43:29
Speaker 16: over the last year. It's not going well right now.
43:32
Speaker 16: I don't know, you know, and the Republicans are in control.
43:35
Speaker 16: You know, someone's going to have to come out here
43:37
Speaker 16: and say, hey, here's what we're doing and and here's
43:40
Speaker 16: the plan to move forward, and here's what we're going
43:41
Speaker 16: to do about jobs. And you know, we're still trying
43:44
Speaker 16: to mimic what Trump did. And back in January, all right.
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Speaker 16: Wells law Suit Abuse Awareness Week. You know, one of
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Speaker 16: the other hats that I've worn for a long time
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Speaker 16: is as director of West Virginia Citizens Against Lawsuit Abuse. Uh,
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Speaker 16: you know, the state's only legal reform organization. You know,
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Speaker 16: we just we highlight how lawsuit abuse has a negative
47:18
Speaker 16: impact on jobs, on impact to you know, increased taxes,
47:23
Speaker 16: higher insurance rates, you know, reduces the ability to get
47:28
Speaker 16: affordable health care. You know, in West Virginia, as you remember,
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Speaker 16: you know, a decade ago, we were one of the
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Speaker 16: worst states in the country for this stuff, right, I mean,
47:35
Speaker 16: we were always on the judicial hellhole list. And you know,
47:39
Speaker 16: and then the Republicans over the last decade have passed
47:42
Speaker 16: a ton of legal reform. You know, you saw the
47:45
Speaker 16: economy getting better in West Virginia.
47:47
Speaker 15: Uh.
47:47
Speaker 16: You know is any of the economic development people will
47:49
Speaker 16: tell you, right, it's taxation, litigation regulation. Obviously, it's one
47:53
Speaker 16: of the three main items that that businesses will look
47:56
Speaker 16: at about whether they're going to expand or move to
47:59
Speaker 16: a state. So we've we've made a lot of improvement there.
48:02
Speaker 16: But the last like years, so you know, this was
48:04
Speaker 16: the first year we didn't well. In addition to no
48:06
Speaker 16: tax cuts this year, we didn't get any tourt reform
48:07
Speaker 16: this year either, And I don't think that's a coincidence,
48:11
Speaker 16: mind you. You know, so, look, lawsuit abuse has a
48:14
Speaker 16: real negative impact on jobs. You know, we're seeing that
48:19
Speaker 16: the personal injury lawyers have really gotten in with some
48:22
Speaker 16: of these Republicans, especially in the state Senate. You know,
48:25
Speaker 16: they're donating tens of thousands of dollars to some of
48:27
Speaker 16: these candidates that are calling themselves conservatives.
48:30
Speaker 2: And we're just hot.
48:31
Speaker 16: You know, this is kind of a week that we
48:33
Speaker 16: go out and you know, did interviews on other stations
48:35
Speaker 16: and stuff too, and we put out some stuff to
48:37
Speaker 16: our members being like, hey, you know, this is just
48:40
Speaker 16: a reminder, right, it's fall. Everybody's busy, you get your kids,
48:42
Speaker 16: you're running around a reminders the little reminder, Hey, lawsuit
48:47
Speaker 16: abuse is still bad. It still has a negative impact
48:50
Speaker 16: on the economy, and especially as these elections, you know,
48:55
Speaker 16: speaking of you know, as these elections are coming up,
48:57
Speaker 16: I mean we're seeing you know, a lot of Democrat
48:59
Speaker 16: trial law especially here in Charleston. They're given you know,
49:02
Speaker 16: had a fundraiser for a candidate and wheeling. You know,
49:04
Speaker 16: Lord Chapman's raised fifty thousand dollars with not one donation
49:09
Speaker 16: coming from her district. She's raised forty nine thousand dollars
49:12
Speaker 16: and had no donations from her district, and the vast
49:16
Speaker 16: majority of it was from trial lawyers here in Charleston.
49:20
Speaker 16: She's gonna have tough time explaining that back and wheeling.
49:24
Speaker 16: But yeah, I mean, you know, so that's you know,
49:25
Speaker 16: I appreciate you just letting us, you know, sort of
49:28
Speaker 16: talk about that for a minute, and you know, we're
49:31
Speaker 16: just we're gonna stay after it, right and stay after
49:33
Speaker 16: it and hope that we can get that back on track.
49:36
Speaker 4: I mean, knock out some tex Texas in West Virginia
49:38
Speaker 4: Democrats leaving the party last few years because they have
49:41
Speaker 4: to run as Republicans to win, but they philosophically are
49:43
Speaker 4: still Democrats. I despise. I'm sorry, there's still Democrats that
49:49
Speaker 4: I despise and have courage to run for what you
49:51
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Speaker 16: Those text I don't disagree with that person, right, I mean,
49:55
Speaker 16: I think that's that's definitely happening.
49:57
Speaker 2: All right.
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Speaker 4: Dave Dave, Dave Norway has gone and messed up so
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Speaker 4: bad they gave the Nobel Peace Prize to someone other
50:03
Speaker 4: than Donald Trump. Norway is about to suffer the wrath
50:05
Speaker 4: of the agitated mistreat of victimize Donald Trump. I mean,
50:09
Speaker 4: why wouldn't Trump, who has funded, supplied, and praised the
50:11
Speaker 4: demolition of Gaza, who has deployed the military of American cities,
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Speaker 4: and who uses ice to round up brown people, Why
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Speaker 4: wouldn't Trump get the Peace Prize?
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Speaker 2: Uh? Oh, that's okay.
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Speaker 4: Texas text says have you seen the two insane, unhinged
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Speaker 4: hate field rants viewed by former West Virginian Richard O. Jetta,
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Speaker 4: who's now running for office in North Carolina. He's completely gone.
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Speaker 4: He's touting how he wants to beat up Stephen Miller.
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Speaker 4: I guess it's true now Democrats are so desperate now
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Speaker 4: they have reached the kill your opponent's phase of rules
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Speaker 4: for radicals.
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Speaker 16: Oh, Jetta's been that crazy for a long time, though.
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Speaker 16: Let's not let's not like act like this was like
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Speaker 16: a roller coaster that's on its way down.
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Speaker 2: You white stories from me. You remember where I'm from.
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Speaker 2: I do, Buddy. That guy's he's a piece of work, man,
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Speaker 2: He's a piece The.
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Speaker 4: Word tex says, I would love to debate Greg Thomas.
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Speaker 4: He speaks in four star generalities about marshmallow fluff political
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Speaker 4: issues while West Virginians are losing their health care population,
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Speaker 4: their schools, and coal industry revenue. And he can blame
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Speaker 4: Obama all he wants, But the GOP super duper majority
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Speaker 4: has been in charge for ten years. What have you
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Speaker 4: all done? Actually, just suck up the Trump.
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Speaker 16: Basically, we did have the economy back on track and
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Speaker 16: things were going well over the last few years. I mean, look,
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Speaker 16: I don't this person isn't wrong about everything they've said
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Speaker 16: and what's happened over the last year. You know, I
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Speaker 16: just we did have things back on track and things
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Speaker 16: were moving in the right direction after eighty four years
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Speaker 16: of Democrat control that put us last in every single
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Speaker 16: category ever, and we started to get back on track.
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Speaker 16: And now what's happened is those same special interests that
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Speaker 16: funded the Democrats for eighty years are now coming in
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Speaker 16: and trying to fund some of the fake Republicans we
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Speaker 16: have in the state Senate.
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Speaker 4: And I'd read this earlier. Texas Nobel Prize nominations must
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Speaker 4: be submitted by January thirty first for the Peace prize
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Speaker 4: Trump's can be nominated next year. I don't know whether
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Speaker 4: I mean I read somebody else that's said that too,
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Speaker 4: so I'm not totally sure about that. So what you're
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Speaker 4: saying as we wrap it up here, but I'm basically
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Speaker 4: hearing you say not to put words in your mouth,
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Speaker 4: is is that the lack of quote unquote growth is
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Speaker 4: the Republican's own fault because they haven't done, in your mind,
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Speaker 4: as much as they should.
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Speaker 2: We've gotten off track.
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Speaker 16: Yeah, we have the wrong The legislative legislative leadership right
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Speaker 16: now has the wrong priorities, especially in the State Center.
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Speaker 16: We just were not prioritizing. If you don't prioritize jobs,
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Speaker 16: you're not going to get jobs, and we're not doing that.
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Speaker 4: All right, Greg, Always pleasure to have you on the show.
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Speaker 4: Greg Thomas citizens agains lawsuit to be appreciated, Buddy, Thanks
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Speaker 4: a lot, Thanks boll All right, coming up on Monday show,
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Speaker 4: Danny Jones is going to stop by. We're gonna hear
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Speaker 4: from Lisa Odi you hear her on the Carl Lee podcast,
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Speaker 4: and also the folks from scare View are going to
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Speaker 4: be stopping by as well. I'll be back later today
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Speaker 4: with Metro News midday with thirteen News in Tonight Live
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Speaker 4: anchor Amanda bar And I'll see you then. Till then,
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Speaker 4: have fun and love somebody