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Strange and Bizarre News with Flying Orca Poop · The Wes Carroll Morning Show

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Speaker 1: Start your day with Wes. You're listening to the West
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Speaker 1: Carrol Morning Show.
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Speaker 2: Friday morning, twenty fifth day of October. I'm Wes, thanks
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Speaker 2: for joining me. Some weeks we have good weeks. Sometimes
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Speaker 2: we have bad weeks. Sometimes they're just average, everyday, ordinary weeks.
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Speaker 2: And some weeks you really are just you've navigated through it,
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Speaker 2: You're ready for it to be over. It's kind of
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Speaker 2: one of those weeks. Tough week, but we'll get through
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Speaker 2: this Friday morning together, and we'll get through get on
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Speaker 2: into this weekend. That's the goal. That's the goal at
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Speaker 2: this point before we get into the strange and bizarre news.
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Speaker 2: And that's what we do on Fridays, and that's kind
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Speaker 2: of the way we let things not quite be so
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Speaker 2: heavy because we do talk a lot of especially this
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Speaker 2: time of year. We're a little over a week away
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Speaker 2: from election day. We're starting to see this side of
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Speaker 2: Kamala Harris that not many people were I guess ready for,
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Speaker 2: because it's it's the she's now switched into a mode
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Speaker 2: which is just a full on We're just going to
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Speaker 2: trash Donald Trump. We're into Trump eats Booger's mode. If
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Speaker 2: it's a you know, middle school election, some kind of
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Speaker 2: student council thing we're not even in. You know, we
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Speaker 2: went through the I'm the candidate, I'm popular, you like me,
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Speaker 2: vote for me. The other candidate's bad, don't vote for them.
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Speaker 2: We had that mode, right, well, we had the completely
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Speaker 2: different like last year's president is still in the race,
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Speaker 2: but nobody thinks that guy can do it anymore, so
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Speaker 2: they're just going to let me have their their chance
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Speaker 2: to run. It doesn't typically happen in these elections for
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Speaker 2: middle school student council. But run with me on the
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Speaker 2: analogy here, we had the you know, everybody's just getting
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Speaker 2: to know me. When somebody would ask a question, how
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Speaker 2: are you going to make the school better? Well, I
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Speaker 2: went to school when I was a little girl. I
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Speaker 2: was middle class and I went to school. Those little
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Speaker 2: answers that didn't really mean anything, but everybody just kind
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Speaker 2: of went But she's new, and she's not Biden, and
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Speaker 2: she's not you know, basically struggling with dementia and cognition problems,
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Speaker 2: and she's different, and we're going to be excited because
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Speaker 2: we're just supposed to be excited. We're going to pretend
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Speaker 2: that we're all fired up and she's not Donald Trump
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Speaker 2: and she's not Joe Biden, so we're going to just
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Speaker 2: act like this is important to us. We had that mode,
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Speaker 2: then we had the Trump Harris debate. Not Trump's greatest day.
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Speaker 2: It really wasn't Harris's greatest day. I don't know that
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Speaker 2: Harris has had a great day. Maybe back when she
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Speaker 2: was district attorney, I don't know, maybe right before she
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Speaker 2: became district attorney. Maybe those were some good days. I
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Speaker 2: don't know. I don't know. I don't know that we
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Speaker 2: don't really know a whole lot about her, do we.
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Speaker 2: We really don't. We've been told she worked at McDonald's.
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Speaker 2: Nobody can really prove it that really happened, or I
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Speaker 2: don't know. I don't know what the story is. I
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Speaker 2: saw the reports that McDonald's have been questioned multiple times
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Speaker 2: and said that no, she didn't, But I don't even
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Speaker 2: know if that's correct. I think there were multiple people
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Speaker 2: that were asked about, you know, the time when she
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Speaker 2: said she worked there. Nobody was able to recall. But anyway,
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Speaker 2: it's a we don't really know anything about this person.
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Speaker 2: We really don't, which is weird in a country where
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Speaker 2: there's a democratic process to nominate these candidates, and she
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Speaker 2: somehow just didn't have to go through that. She just
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Speaker 2: skipped to the front of the line. She just was able.
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Speaker 2: So we had that, we had that mode that and
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Speaker 2: then people just sort of we're getting to know her,
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Speaker 2: pretending that oh man, what she has to say is great,
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Speaker 2: I understand, and this is what I can just pick
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Speaker 2: up from what she says that she grew up in
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Speaker 2: a middle class family. I've heard her say it a
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Speaker 2: thousand times. Then we had the you know a little
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Speaker 2: bit of the momentum that came post debate and you
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Speaker 2: know a little bit of and it was like, wow, okay,
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Speaker 2: well maybe this's gonna be a race, maybe it's gonna
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Speaker 2: be tough, but at some point, she's gonna have to
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Speaker 2: answer some questions, Right, what are you gonna do? Like
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Speaker 2: how are you gonna make chicken for lunch every day?
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Speaker 2: Or pizza for lunch every day, or you know, whatever
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Speaker 2: the thing is, kid, Cause my kids eat would eat
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Speaker 2: chicken fingers every day for lunch. They would love it,
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Speaker 2: both of my boys, they would love to eat chicken
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Speaker 2: fingers every day. And I think most kids I know
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Speaker 2: a lot of adults. I had lunch the other day
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Speaker 2: with adults and one of them ordered chicken fingers, and
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Speaker 2: there's nothing wrong with that. Chicken fingers are quite tasty.
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Speaker 2: I've ordered chicken fingers myself many times. They're delicious. How
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Speaker 2: are you gonna make sure that pizza or chicken fingers
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Speaker 2: or whatever the hamburgers for lunch every day? How are
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Speaker 2: you gonna make that happen for us? And you know
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Speaker 2: when the answer comes back, well, you know, I grew
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Speaker 2: up in a middle class family, and that's the only
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Speaker 2: answer that you're getting. And then you think, well, this
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Speaker 2: is a phase of this where this is starting to
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Speaker 2: take a weird turn. We're now into the Trump eats
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Speaker 2: Booker's phase because now it's let's just figure out any
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Speaker 2: way possible to connect him with Hitler and fascism, and
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Speaker 2: you know it's a reach, but we're desperate and we've
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Speaker 2: got to come up with something to tear him down
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Speaker 2: and try to keep people from voting for him. Scare them.
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Speaker 2: We got to scare people now. And I always think
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Speaker 2: it's interesting when I hear people say, oh, the Right
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Speaker 2: likes to scare people. Look, both sides are guilty of
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Speaker 2: it to some degree, but there is nothing you can't.
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Speaker 2: There is nothing that equates to the you know, Trump
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Speaker 2: is hit Ler verbage and don't kid yourself. If this
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Speaker 2: was Rond de Santis, it'd be the same conversation. If
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Speaker 2: it was Ronda Santis, it would be Gavin Newsom running
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Speaker 2: that they would have found a way to make that work.
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Speaker 2: That's what they wanted. They tried to push both of
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Speaker 2: those candidates through. That's what they really wanted to see happen.
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Speaker 2: But no, instead we got Harrison Trump and you know, oh,
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Speaker 2: he's Hitler. But if it was DeSantis, he would be
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Speaker 2: Hitler as well. If it was Marco Rubio, he would
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Speaker 2: be It doesn't matter. Whoever the Republican is is the
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Speaker 2: most evil person on the planet. That's the game that
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Speaker 2: we've and mark my words, write it down right now,
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Speaker 2: twenty fifth of October twenty twenty four. In four years,
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Speaker 2: whoever the Republican is running for president in four years
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Speaker 2: will be evil, will be like Hitler is a fascist,
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Speaker 2: is a Nazi? All those things racist, just sexist, doesn't
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Speaker 2: believe in women's rights or women's healthcare, all those every
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Speaker 2: one of those things will be said in four years,
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Speaker 2: and again in eight years, and again in twelve years.
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Speaker 2: This isn't going anywhere. So that's the phase, Rett, And
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Speaker 2: this is sad. It's getting really sad for this candidate
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Speaker 2: to start getting to this point of desperation, because that's starting.
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Speaker 2: That's telling us I think that the polls are accurate
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Speaker 2: and that this election is slipping away from her. All right,
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Speaker 2: let's jump into some strange and bizarre news because I
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Speaker 2: think we need to just take a breather from election
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Speaker 2: stuff just for a little bit. We got a little
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Speaker 2: over a week to talk about that. We'll still do.
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Speaker 2: That farmer in England in some trouble after he basically
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Speaker 2: took the law into his own hands and went on
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Speaker 2: a quad bike and went to deal with some trespassers
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Speaker 2: on his land. Fifty two year old Neil Greenwood spotted
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Speaker 2: seventeen year old Leland Hornby and his twenty year old
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Speaker 2: friend on his land. He opted to not report them
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Speaker 2: to police. Instead, he crept up behind them, tackled him
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Speaker 2: to the ground, hog, tied them, strapped them down to
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Speaker 2: his quad bike, one on the front, one on the back.
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Speaker 2: Greenwood then drove them four miles to the nearest police
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Speaker 2: station to turn him in. When officers came outside, they
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Speaker 2: arrested Greenwood and charged him with false imprisonment and assault.
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Speaker 2: Neither victim was injured. Just pretty scared, I would be.
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Speaker 2: That is pretty terrifying. We sort of get this thing
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Speaker 2: where they act like only Americans do weird stuff. But
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Speaker 2: there you go. That happening over in the in the UK,
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Speaker 2: there a twenty eight year old man in Greece has
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Speaker 2: been sentenced to a month in prison and three months
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Speaker 2: probation for sniffing his neighbor's shoes. The man, whose name
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Speaker 2: was not released, was convicted of trespassing on his neighbor's
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Speaker 2: properties in search of shoes that he would then enjoy sniffing.
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Speaker 2: He reportedly did it multiple times, but was only arrested
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Speaker 2: after one neighbor caught him in their yard sniffing some
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Speaker 2: shoes that had been left outside to air out. The
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Speaker 2: man appeared before a judge and said he couldn't explain
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Speaker 2: why he did it. He said, I feel very ashamed
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Speaker 2: and disappointed in myself. I can't explain it. I will
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Speaker 2: ask for support to see what is happening and not
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Speaker 2: to make it worse, he told police. According to reports,
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Speaker 2: I know it's some kind of illness and I'm going
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Speaker 2: to do everything to get well. Well at least that's
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Speaker 2: the first step, right, when you understand that there's a problem,
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Speaker 2: that's the first step. If he knows it's a problem,
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Speaker 2: he has suffered his embarrassment. Maybe now he can get
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Speaker 2: some help, all Right's it's never too late to do
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Speaker 2: the right thing. Is that true? If one hundred years
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Speaker 2: have passed? Is there a statute of limitations on that?
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Speaker 2: A New Jersey woman recently returned a book to Patterson
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Speaker 2: Public Library. It was overdue. It was more than one
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Speaker 2: hundred years overdue. Cynthia del Hay was going through her
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Speaker 2: late grandmother's belongings where she found a copy of William
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Speaker 2: Shakespeare's Life of King Henry the Fifth, which had been
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Speaker 2: checked out from the library in nineteen twenty three. Nineteen
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Speaker 2: twenty three, she contacted the library made arrangements to bring
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Speaker 2: the book back, which library director Corey Fleming said was
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Speaker 2: happy to have it back, saying it's never too late
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Speaker 2: to return overdue library materials. This is the first time
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Speaker 2: I have encountered something like this and over twenty years
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Speaker 2: of working in this field. According to the library, the
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Speaker 2: book was part of a limited printing in nineteen ten
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Speaker 2: and is highly valued by collectors. Maybe that's why she
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Speaker 2: hung onto it. Maybe that's why she had it for
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Speaker 2: so long. I don't know. Florida woman got into an
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Speaker 2: argument with her husband about his drinking and how it
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Speaker 2: makes him very angry and violent. The husband disagreed with her,
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Speaker 2: and the response was he retacked her with spaghetti. The
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Speaker 2: number of times we have stories of people attacking one
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Speaker 2: another with pasta. Forty year old Markel Royle was arrested
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Speaker 2: and charged with assault after cops say he got drunk
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Speaker 2: and argued with his wife, ultimately throwing a bowl of
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Speaker 2: spaghetti at her. Any sauce? I wonder if there was
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Speaker 2: any sauce involved. Police report the pasta struck the woman
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Speaker 2: on front of her body. Police arrived at the scene
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Speaker 2: and found the victim covered in spaghetti and red sauce.
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Speaker 2: There you go, I asked the right question. Report did
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Speaker 2: not indicate if she was hurt. Royal, who was has
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Speaker 2: a lengthy rap sheet on arrest, including assault, remains locked
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Speaker 2: up and had been ordered to have no contact with
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Speaker 2: his wife. Does it count as contact if you're throwing
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Speaker 2: pasta and sauce at her? Is that contact? Because technically
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Speaker 2: the I mean I know, I'm looking at this from
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Speaker 2: the perspective the way my kids would look at it.
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Speaker 2: I mean the Pasta's made contact with her, not him.
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Speaker 2: An Australian woman had to be rescued after spending seven
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Speaker 2: hours stuck upside down in a tight space after she
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Speaker 2: tried to retrieve her phone, which had fallen between two boulders.
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Speaker 2: The woman had been walking with friends on a private
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Speaker 2: property when she dropped her phone. She tried to retrieve it,
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Speaker 2: and she slipped and fell face first to a crevice
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Speaker 2: between the boulders. She was completely wedged in the tight spot,
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Speaker 2: with her feet sticking out. Her friends weren't able to
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Speaker 2: pull her out, and because they were in an area
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Speaker 2: with no cell service, they couldn't call for help, so
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Speaker 2: they had to leave her so that they could phone
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Speaker 2: for help. Rescue workers finally arrived spent the next seven
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Speaker 2: hours trying to move the earth literally so that they
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Speaker 2: could eventually get her out. Once they did, she was
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Speaker 2: tired and dizzy. Of course, she's been upside down for hours,
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Speaker 2: but it was otherwise all right, except for a few
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Speaker 2: scratches and bruises. Her phone didn't make it remains wedged
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Speaker 2: in the rocks. I'm gonna tell you this. This is
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Speaker 2: just a thing. I don't know if you saw the movie.
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Speaker 2: It was the guy with his arm stuck between the
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Speaker 2: rocks and he had to cut it off himself. Sorry
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Speaker 2: spoiler alert, he had to cut off his own arm.
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Speaker 2: I'm not you know, there's not really anything I could
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Speaker 2: drop between two rocks that's gonna make me try to
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Speaker 2: retrieve it with that kind I mean, the guy cut
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Speaker 2: his own arm off because he was stuck between two rocks.
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Speaker 2: You know, the arm, just the arm. This girl went
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Speaker 2: face first into it, all right, face first over a phone.
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Speaker 2: I understand. You want your phone. You try to get
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Speaker 2: your phone going in face first, that's not gonna work out. Well,
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Speaker 2: Just glad you didn't have to cut anything off. Texas man,
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Speaker 2: it took a new truck out for a test drive,
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Speaker 2: and it cost him two hundred and fifty dollars in
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Speaker 2: fines because of what the dealership did or didn't do.
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Speaker 2: Daniel Rocho was shopping for a new truck, never expected
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Speaker 2: to get caught in the middle of a legal dispute
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Speaker 2: between the dealership and police. Moments to his test drive,
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Speaker 2: Roacha was pulled over by police for operating a vehicle
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Speaker 2: without license plates. Apparently the dealership never put them on.
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Speaker 2: It's not a problem for him because the dealership will
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Speaker 2: get the ticket right. Nope, The officer told Rocha that
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Speaker 2: there's been an ongoing problem with dealership sending cars out
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Speaker 2: on test drizes with no plates. So they've changed their
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Speaker 2: tactics and instead of finding the dealerships, they're finding the customers.
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Speaker 2: That doesn't seem right. The belief is that by punishing
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Speaker 2: the customers for the dealer's mistakes, it'll scare people away
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Speaker 2: from buying cars from dealerships that don't have plates on
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Speaker 2: the vehicles. Still leaves Roache on the hook for the
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Speaker 2: two hundred and fifty dollars ticket. He demanded the dealership
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Speaker 2: reimburse him, but they said all they could do was
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Speaker 2: knock two hundred and fifty dollars off the price of
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Speaker 2: the truck. That sounds about right. It's not going to work.
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Speaker 2: Roacha decided not to buy from that dealership. Instead, he's
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Speaker 2: going to go to court and fight the ticket. I
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Speaker 2: would hope he's got a shot at fighting that ticket.
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Speaker 2: All right. Finally, it's a gross one. Just get ready.
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Speaker 2: SeaWorld visitors like to experience the like the Dolphin or
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Speaker 2: the Orchest show. By sitting in the splash zone, right,
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Speaker 2: you know, the splash zone. You get up close the
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Speaker 2: animals jump, you get splashed, you get wet, and you know,
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Speaker 2: you get a little bit of whale water on you,
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Speaker 2: a little dolphin water. Whatever. It is, no harm, right,
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Speaker 2: no way for harm, right. Wrong. Guests watching the impressive
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Speaker 2: killer whales at SeaWorld San Antonio, one of them swam
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Speaker 2: right up to the front visibly pooped in the water.
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Speaker 2: Got some laughs and groans and things from the crowd.
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Speaker 2: Oh look at that, what is that? Oh my gosh.
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Speaker 2: Seconds later, the whale turned around performed a jump, which
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Speaker 2: then splashed the front rows with poop water. Incident was
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Speaker 2: caught on video. Yeah you can find it on x
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Speaker 2: and a few other places. Sea World staff were quick
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Speaker 2: to respond and immediately led the drench guests to a
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Speaker 2: decontamination area, where they were given water, soap, and towels,
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Speaker 2: and they were invited to use the park's bathing facilities
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Speaker 2: and also to pick out some clean clothes from the
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Speaker 2: parks gift shop. Okay, so they did write by them,
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Speaker 2: I think in that regard. I mean, that's all you
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Speaker 2: can do. My question is they were that ready for this.
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Speaker 2: That means it's clearly happened before, it just wasn't caught
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Speaker 2: to think about food, like to think about all the
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Speaker 2: food associated with Thanksgiving. Or maybe they're just making their
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Speaker 2: travel plans if they're gonna go see family or make
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Speaker 2: some kind of a trip for Thanksgiving, and maybe that's
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Speaker 2: a reason to think about it. I tell you who
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Speaker 2: is definitely thinking about it, the folks at Dejorno's, because
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Speaker 2: they're bringing back Thanksgiving pizza. Yes, so all your holiday
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Speaker 2: Thanksgiving favorites, roasted turkey, gravy, green beans, cranberry, these crispy
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Speaker 2: onions on a Detroit style crust. It'll be available for
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Speaker 2: ten dollars through the end of November at Kroger and
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Speaker 2: Kroger affiliated stores like Ralph's and Harris Teeters. So there
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Speaker 2: you go, it's back it's back the Thanksgiving pizza. I'm
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Speaker 2: just saying it's not something I would go out on
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Speaker 2: my way to get, but if someone offered it to me,
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Speaker 2: I'd certainly give it a try, even though it's a
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Speaker 2: couple of things in there I don't really eat, But
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Speaker 2: that's all right. Disney World just got a little more expensive.
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Speaker 2: If your family likes to go to Walt Disney World
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Speaker 2: multiple times a year, be ready to shell out more money.
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Speaker 2: The cost of the Incredit Pass, the only annual pass
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Speaker 2: available to most guests, just went up one hundred dollars
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Speaker 2: to fifteen one hundred and forty nine dollars, and the
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Speaker 2: Sorcerer's Pass, which Disney Vacation Club members can purchase, rows
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Speaker 2: eighty dollars to one thousand, seventy nine dollars. The cost
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Speaker 2: of most daily tickets is staying the same. That's around
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Speaker 2: one hundred ninety nine bucks depending on which park and
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Speaker 2: which date that you go. You're probably more successful than
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Speaker 2: you think. It's easy to think that success in life
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Speaker 2: is tied one hundred percent to how much money you make,
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Speaker 2: but career expert Scott Motts points out that it goes
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Speaker 2: well beyond that, saying that you. Before you basically try
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Speaker 2: to make big changes, you should stop and appreciate how
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Speaker 2: successful you are right now, and he says these are
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Speaker 2: the six questions you should ask yourself to gauge how
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Speaker 2: successful you are. Do you live your values?
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Speaker 1: That's a big one.
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Speaker 2: Are you working on your life? Do you appreciate what
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Speaker 2: you currently have? That's also a really big one, isn't it.
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Speaker 2: Do you have a growth mindset? Are you doing the
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Speaker 2: work so you're ready when opportunities arise? Also a big one.
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Speaker 2: Are you trying to achieve your goals and not someone
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Speaker 2: else's goals? A lot of people slip into that, So
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Speaker 2: I think that's good advice before you make any big
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Speaker 2: changes or start to really feel down about where you
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Speaker 2: are in life. If you feel like you're in quicksand
23:09
Speaker 2: and just wanted to make another quick sand reference this week.
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Speaker 2: Top baby names for twenty twenty four the US welcome
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Speaker 2: to a lot of kids named Noah as the top
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Speaker 2: boys name for the year. This comes from Baby Center
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Speaker 2: and they've listed their most popular baby names of the year.
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Speaker 2: Olivia led the way for girls. Top five in each category.
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Speaker 2: Girl names Olivia, Amelia, Emma, Sophia, Charlotte, that's three IA
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Speaker 2: names in the top five, and then for boys, Noah, Liam, Oliver,
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Speaker 2: Elijah and Matteo are the top five in the boys category.
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Speaker 2: How would you rate your chopstick skills? Can you efficiently
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Speaker 2: eat sushi or General So's chicken with them? Or do
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Speaker 2: you immediately reach for a four work? However good your
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Speaker 2: chopstick game may be, you're probably got nothing on. Sumiya
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Speaker 2: Khan of Bangladesh, twenty four year old woman recently broke
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Speaker 2: a Guinness World Record using chopsticks to pick up and
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Speaker 2: eat thirty seven grains of rice one by one in
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Speaker 2: just one minute. That's pretty darn good, con says. She's
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Speaker 2: been using chopsticks to eat all of her meals for
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Speaker 2: the past few years. One day, a coworker noticed how
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Speaker 2: well she used the chopsticks to eat rice and suggested
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Speaker 2: she attempt to break the record, which she ultimately did
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Speaker 2: by ten grains of rice. That's really impressive. I mean,
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Speaker 2: that's in the you know, catching a fly category out
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Speaker 2: of thin air, but somehow even more impressive. I mean,
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Speaker 2: that's that's pretty pretty spectacular, isn't it. A new report
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Speaker 2: found that despite the freedom to take as many days
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Speaker 2: off as they want employees with unlimited part time off.
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Speaker 2: I'm sorry, pay paid time off. I only take about
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Speaker 2: sixteen days per year off on average. That's just two
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Speaker 2: days more than those with limited paid time off, who
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Speaker 2: would take about two weeks off fourteen days. They said
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Speaker 2: that a lot of people still love the idea of
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Speaker 2: unlimited PTO, and about one in five would turn down
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Speaker 2: a job if it didn't offer that perk. Forty three
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Speaker 2: percent think all companies should offer it. Seems the idea
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Speaker 2: of having all the freedom is just as appealing as
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Speaker 2: the actual days off. I do wonder how much you
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Speaker 2: kind of feel like, maybe I shouldn't take so many days.
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Speaker 2: Somebody's gonna be looking at me. Somebody's gonna think, eh,
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Speaker 2: maybe he's taking too many days off. I think that
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Speaker 2: would play into it, wouldn't it. That'll do it for
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