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He's Still the President · The Wes Carroll Morning Show

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Speaker 1: The news, opinions, commentary, and interviews. You need to start
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Speaker 1: your day. You're listening to The West Carrol Morning Show.
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Speaker 2: Monday morning, sixteenth day of June. I'm Wes, thanks for
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Speaker 2: joining me. He's still the president. I think that's a
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Speaker 2: good place to start after this past weekend. Donald Trump's
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Speaker 2: still the president. It's one of those things where a
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Speaker 2: lot of people are asking the question, why do you
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Speaker 2: protest the president that is not ever going to run
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Speaker 2: for reelection again. I know the supposed stories of oh,
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Speaker 2: he's going to do it, he's gonna try to run.
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Speaker 2: He's already had his fun with that and then said no,
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Speaker 2: I can't run again. And people say, ah, he's never
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Speaker 2: going to leave. He's never going to leave. He's just
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Speaker 2: going to stay put. In fairness, both sides have played
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Speaker 2: that game. We went through that with Obama. If you remember,
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Speaker 2: during his presidency, towards the end, he's just not gonna leave.
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Speaker 2: He's going to declare a state of emergency and he's
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Speaker 2: not gonna leave the White House because he's not even
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Speaker 2: really an American. He's a Muslim, all those things, all
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Speaker 2: those things that were said about him. This is not
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Speaker 2: something that's exclusive to the right. I just want to
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Speaker 2: point that out the imp Well, we're gonna impeach us,
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Speaker 2: We're gonna peach you. We just want to peach and
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Speaker 2: peach and peach again. Both sides play this game. Although
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Speaker 2: things have changed a little bit in recent history. Things
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Speaker 2: have changed quite a bit, i'd say in recent history,
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Speaker 2: and we've seen this drastic shift of where both sides
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Speaker 2: at least seem to lie. And I think you could
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Speaker 2: make a case that maybe things weren't quite what they
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Speaker 2: seemed to be years ago, although we know we've gotten
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Speaker 2: to this point where it seems at the very least
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Speaker 2: that now just blind faith is what's driving so many
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Speaker 2: people on the left and anger and their willingness to
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Speaker 2: just jump in feet first and commit to some sort
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Speaker 2: of protest or cancelation. I know there's people that are
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Speaker 2: getting paid to do it, we know that, we know
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Speaker 2: it's being funded. But after a weekend of I mean,
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Speaker 2: in some places, sure peaceful protesting, in some places chaos
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Speaker 2: and violence and law enforcement injured, sometimes protesters injured. It's
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Speaker 2: hard to feel bad for an injured protester who's been
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Speaker 2: trying to injure law enforcement. But I don't like anybody
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Speaker 2: getting injured. I don't want anybody getting killed. That's the
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Speaker 2: thing about you say, well, hey, good for Israel sticking
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Speaker 2: up for themselves and you know, saying we're not going
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Speaker 2: to allow Iran to be able to make nuclear weapons.
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Speaker 2: But in the end, there were going to be people
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Speaker 2: that are going to die when you attack and then
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Speaker 2: the other side attacks back, and you have to always
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Speaker 2: remember that nobody really wants that. Nobody wants that. You
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Speaker 2: would think the goal across the board would be peace,
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Speaker 2: and we've done this thing where we say, well, why
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Speaker 2: can't there be peace in the Middle East? Why can't
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Speaker 2: that ever happen? Because there's always a contingency of people
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Speaker 2: who just want to be angry.
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Speaker 3: Doesn't matter.
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Speaker 2: I'm not now talking about the Middle East. I'm just
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Speaker 2: talking about people who protested over the weekend angry. It's
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Speaker 2: one thing if you want to say we're going to
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Speaker 2: go out and we're going to have a rally and
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Speaker 2: support and say we're going to support the other candidate
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Speaker 2: and we don't want this guy to be president, He's
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Speaker 2: still the president. He was going to be the president today,
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Speaker 2: no matter what you did all weekend, no matter how
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Speaker 2: many selfie opportunities you found over the weekend, because that's
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Speaker 2: really kind of what it's about. Right, Look look at me,
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Speaker 2: I was out there doing this. That's not all it's about,
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Speaker 2: but that's certainly a part of it. People want to say, look,
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Speaker 2: this is what I did, This is what I wasted
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Speaker 2: my weekend on. And I always go back to this
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Speaker 2: quote because you know, AOC once famously said, or not
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Speaker 2: so famously, I don't know many people who talk about
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Speaker 2: her saying this. I like to bring it up when
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Speaker 2: she said, there's no brunches, there's no just letting it
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Speaker 2: die down. We have to stay actively on top of this.
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Speaker 2: We have to continue the resistance. We have to continue
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Speaker 2: the fight. No more brunches. There's no objective to get
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Speaker 2: to a point where we can enjoy our lives. There's
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Speaker 2: no goal that says, hey, let's get to a point
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Speaker 2: where we can, you know, live our life, be happy.
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Speaker 2: They don't want you to do that. I want you
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Speaker 2: to be part of their revolution. While guess what she
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Speaker 2: goes to brunches. She goes on vacation. She famously went
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Speaker 2: down to Florida on vacation after complaining about Florida's COVID
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Speaker 2: situation and went down to the beach and partied, and
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Speaker 2: a lot of politicians decided to do that because they went, well,
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Speaker 2: we go down there. We don't want to get caught
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Speaker 2: in our state breaking the rules. We're gonna go down
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Speaker 2: there where the rules are different. That's what we're gonna do.
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Speaker 2: We're gonna go down there, We've got different rules, and
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Speaker 2: then nobody could say we broke their rules. Sure it's
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Speaker 2: riddled with hypocrisy, but that's what we're gonna do. So, yeah,
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Speaker 2: you're part of their fight that they keep their hands clean,
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Speaker 2: they're able to live their lives and enjoy the things
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Speaker 2: that they are telling you. No, you can't do that.
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Speaker 2: You have to be part of this fight. You have
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Speaker 2: to protest this president that is still the president as
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Speaker 2: of today and the foreseeable future. He's got a term
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Speaker 2: to finish. You don't have to like what he's doing,
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Speaker 2: but it almost equates to that thing where you know,
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Speaker 2: if you have a workplace and the boss is well liked,
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Speaker 2: there's often a lot of little bickering and things that
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Speaker 2: take place behind the scenes. You know, there's a lot
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Speaker 2: of little we're gonna fight, We're gonna argue, we don't
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Speaker 2: like this. You messed up the break room, you ate
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Speaker 2: my food out of the fridge, all those kind of things,
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Speaker 2: and then you get a boss in there that people
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Speaker 2: don't like, and that's something they can unite behind. Kids
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Speaker 2: do it in classrooms. They do it with professors. They
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Speaker 2: do it with teachers. You got somebody you don't like, boy,
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Speaker 2: you can get everybody to get along. It's one of
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Speaker 2: those great things about movies where there's a worldwide threat
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Speaker 2: aliens attack. All right, you get this enemy that is
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Speaker 2: an alien. Independence Day coming up on July, I mean,
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Speaker 2: it's not far away. A good time to revisit Independence
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Speaker 2: Day and listen to that great speech from President Bill Pullman, who,
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Speaker 2: let's be honest, you know, probably wasn't liked by everybody
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Speaker 2: until he had to step up and say, hey, we
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Speaker 2: had today we celebrate our Independence Day. He had that
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Speaker 2: great speech, rallied everybody together. The whole world was ready
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Speaker 2: to fight a threat, a terrestrial threat. They were ready
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Speaker 2: to go because they had a common enemy. So that's
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Speaker 2: what we're being told over and over again on the
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Speaker 2: left is that they all have a common enemy, and
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Speaker 2: we all should have a common enemy. Donald Trump is
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Speaker 2: no king. Has he been using that terminal who's been
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Speaker 2: calling him a king besides the left. It's a weird
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Speaker 2: little dance, isn't it. It's a weird little game to say,
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Speaker 2: this guy thinks he's a king. Can you believe he
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Speaker 2: thinks he's a king? He's calling himself a king? Like
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Speaker 2: how quickly the game of telephone plays? So we get
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Speaker 2: these protests that take place. Nothing's changed now. What's happened
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Speaker 2: is there's a few elements to this. There's a few
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Speaker 2: elements that come into play, and I talk about this
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Speaker 2: all the time. First of all, I guarantee that in
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Speaker 2: a number of cities around the country, we had folks
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Speaker 2: out there signing people up to vote. Are you registered
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Speaker 2: to vote? They take advantage of getting people together. The
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Speaker 2: ones that are peaceful, the ones that show up with
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Speaker 2: molotov cocktails and things. Those are different. They're probably not
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Speaker 2: looking to get They probably suspect maybe those people won't
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Speaker 2: be having an opportunity to vote if they get arrested.
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Speaker 2: Although there was a time when you get arrested and
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Speaker 2: they just let you right back out, you'd have politicians
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Speaker 2: on the left bail you out of jail so you
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Speaker 2: can get right back out and get back at it again.
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Speaker 2: So there's that they want to actively try to get
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Speaker 2: this mob of people involved in voting, and that's what
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Speaker 2: they want to do. The other part of this, if course,
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Speaker 2: is the actual terrorism component of it. And I know
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Speaker 2: we're not supposed to say this out loud. I know
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Speaker 2: our Attorney General and Georgia, Chris Carr was quick to
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Speaker 2: chime in on it, and I appreciate him for that.
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Speaker 2: That's where we should uh, that's where we should be
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Speaker 2: when people are trying to use fear and a mob,
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Speaker 2: fear of a mob and a mob mentality to try
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Speaker 2: to push forth ideals and philosophies and policies. That's terrorism.
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Speaker 2: I mean, that's what it is. And again you have
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Speaker 2: politicians that'll tell you there's no brunches. We're not just
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Speaker 2: relaxing on a Sunday morning. You gotta get up and
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Speaker 2: dut dut, dut duck, get to it, get active, out there,
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Speaker 2: hit the streets. That's what you need to do. You
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Speaker 2: need to get out there and you need to hit
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Speaker 2: the streets. Man, it's Sunday morning, no church, no brunches.
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Speaker 2: Get out there and protest, Get out there and try
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Speaker 2: to scare the crap out of the citizens that aren't
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Speaker 2: up active and protesting. Scare those people that have somewhere
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Speaker 2: to be on a weekday, like at work, people that
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Speaker 2: have a job to go to. Get out there and
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Speaker 2: scare them, intimidate them, make them not want to go
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Speaker 2: to work. And the more you have that kind of mentality,
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Speaker 2: the more you open your door, open the door, open
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Speaker 2: yourself up to a situation where a politician votes the
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Speaker 2: wrong way and gets shot for it and their husband
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Speaker 2: I mean, and I say votes the wrong way, votes
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Speaker 2: the wrong way in the mind of someone who is
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Speaker 2: being programmed in this very subtle way. In some ways
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Speaker 2: it's more direct. I saw people over the weekend that
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Speaker 2: openly calling and excited for the death of Donald Trump.
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Speaker 2: I can't wait till that guy dies. I mean, just hate, hate.
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Speaker 2: And these are people that claim to be religious people,
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Speaker 2: people that claim to be people of faith, people who
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Speaker 2: claim that they're Christians, and that's what they want. They
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Speaker 2: want the death of an American president because they don't
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Speaker 2: like him. They can't tell you all the reasons they
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Speaker 2: don't like him. They can tell you a few. They
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Speaker 2: just don't like him, and they know that they're not
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Speaker 2: supposed to because Jimmy Kimmel told him that they're not
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Speaker 2: supposed to. They know that they're not supposed to like him,
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Speaker 2: because that's what almost all of the news outlets are
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Speaker 2: telling them. It's always and you can always tell when
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Speaker 2: someone kind of veers into a different area of getting
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Speaker 2: their news. You can always tell once they gravitate somewhere.
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Speaker 2: Someone I know who told me recently that they've been
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Speaker 2: they feel like ABC News is a little more diplomatic
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Speaker 2: than some of the others, all right, Terry Moran, they
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Speaker 2: say it's a little bit, you know, they do a
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Speaker 2: better job of not being biased about it. That's fine.
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Speaker 2: There's not a lot of people going there. They need
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Speaker 2: it so good, and it's partly because our local ABC
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Speaker 2: affiliate very very well liked, very respected, very established. I
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Speaker 2: got many friends that work there, and I think that
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Speaker 2: what these particular people do is they watch the local
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Speaker 2: news and then they just stick around and they watch
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Speaker 2: the news that comes on after the national news. And
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Speaker 2: the comment got made to me over the weekend that
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Speaker 2: Trump is spending all this money on this parade. Can
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Speaker 2: you believe it? On a parade to celebrate the two
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Speaker 2: hundred and fiftieth anniversary of our army. Yeah, I can
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Speaker 2: believe that. I wouldn't have been able to believe it
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Speaker 2: if someone on the left had done it. If Kamala
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Speaker 2: Harris was president, I would have thought, Wow, I can't
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Speaker 2: believe she's doing this. I can't believe she's taking a
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Speaker 2: moment to honor the sacrifice and the dedication and the
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Speaker 2: courage and the commitment and everything that goes into being
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Speaker 2: a military family and a soldier. I would say that. Yeah,
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Speaker 2: if Kamala Harris had somehow won the White House, I
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Speaker 2: would be shocked if that was the kind of weekend
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Speaker 2: we were gonna have. But to have Donald Trump say, Hey,
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Speaker 2: we're gonna celebrate the army two hundred and fifty years.
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Speaker 2: Do let's have a parade. What's so bad about saying
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Speaker 2: we're going to acknowledge our military. We want to support
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Speaker 2: the army. I mean, we're gonna also do it for
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Speaker 2: our countries. We got a significant anniversary coming up that
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Speaker 2: he'll be overseeing. Yeah, are we going to be protesting that?
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Speaker 2: I mean, it's amazing the freedoms that we have, and
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Speaker 2: people just they it's just never enough. It's never enough.
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Speaker 2: And I understand there's gonna be issues there's gonna be
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Speaker 2: the people to They're going to find something to complain about.
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Speaker 2: That's fine. There's things that I don't like. They're spending
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Speaker 2: I don't like. There's, uh, the national debt that I
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Speaker 2: don't like. There's a lot of things that I don't like.
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Speaker 2: There's a lot of things I don't like. There's a
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Speaker 2: lot of things I don't like. But there's nobody trying
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Speaker 2: to motivate me to get out on the streets and
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Speaker 2: try to scare people. There's nobody telling me to go
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Speaker 2: stand outside the home of a Supreme Court justice and
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Speaker 2: hold a baseball bat in my hand and just stand
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Speaker 2: on their sidewalk and pat it in my hand. I mean,
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Speaker 2: this is the kind of mentality that we have for
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Speaker 2: so many people. So the selfie brigade that went out
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Speaker 2: and wanted to be seen, they wanted to go out.
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Speaker 2: They got what they wanted, They got their virtue. They
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Speaker 2: feel like, oh we did something, boy, we accomplished something.
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Speaker 2: Didn't we do something? No, you didn't do anything. I
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Speaker 2: mean maybe depending on what town on your end, maybe
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Speaker 2: you scared a few people. Congratulations, you scared some people.
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Speaker 3: Good for you.
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Speaker 2: Is that what you wanted to do? Is that what
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Speaker 2: you started your weekend and you thought to yourself, what
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Speaker 2: am I gonna do this weekend? Maybe scare some senior citizens.
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Speaker 2: Maybe that's what I want to do. I want to
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Speaker 2: get out there and I want to really make people uncomfortable.
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Speaker 2: I want to stand in the streets and block the
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Speaker 2: roads and obstruct people from getting to point A to
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Speaker 2: point B. I want to take a job like our
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Speaker 2: law enforcement that has a challenging career, lots of questions,
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Speaker 2: lots of difficulties. I want to make it as hard
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Speaker 2: as possible on those guys and gals. I want to
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Speaker 2: make it difficult for them. I want them to be
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Speaker 2: scared to go home. I want their families to be
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Speaker 2: nervous about them going to work. Because I don't like
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Speaker 2: the orange man. I don't like him. He just bothers me.
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Speaker 2: I see his face and I go, oh, here's an idea.
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Speaker 2: Turn off the news. I mean, you got to put
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Speaker 2: on your pants and live your life. I mean you
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Speaker 2: don't have to put on pants, but you know what
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Speaker 2: I mean, because they put on your big boy bridges.
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Speaker 2: But don't think you're allowed to say that anymore. I
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Speaker 2: don't know. I think you can again. I think we
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Speaker 2: got that back last year November. We got back to
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Speaker 2: the right to say put on your big boy bridges.
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Speaker 2: I think if not, maybe we should all take to
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Speaker 2: the streets. We should make some signs that say bring
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Speaker 2: back put on your big boy bridges and get other
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Speaker 2: people to do it. Of course, because you know, we
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Speaker 2: don't want to get our hands dirty. We don't want
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Speaker 2: to have to go out there and wear a full
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Speaker 2: been an overly popular thing, and now it's grown even
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Speaker 2: more in popularity. For a number of reasons, more affordable
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Speaker 2: renting is sustainable and less wasteful. What do you do
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Speaker 2: with that wedding dress? What do most people do with them?
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Speaker 2: Maybe they even try to resell it, Well, resell it
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Speaker 2: and go through that hassle. If you could just rent
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Speaker 2: it and then take it back and then let somebody
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Speaker 2: else wear it on another time, so you can look
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Speaker 2: great on your big day and not have to box
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Speaker 2: it up and store it when you're done. And you
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Speaker 2: can rent multiple dresses for multiple looks, one for the
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Speaker 2: rehearsal dinner, one for the reception, one for the after party.
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Speaker 2: One thing to keep in mind, though, is that you
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Speaker 2: are typically restricted from alterations other than basic hemming and
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Speaker 2: shortening the straps. However, many outlets will take care of
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Speaker 2: cleaning the dress once it's returned. There's a few places
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Speaker 2: like rent the Runway, peer to peer rentals, something white styling,
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Speaker 2: some options that are out there depending on where you live,
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Speaker 2: Probably some options very close to where you live. If
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Speaker 2: you don't live near one of those places all right,
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Speaker 2: how about this. There's a person goes by the name
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Speaker 2: on social media at the Daily Nelly and this suggestion.
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Speaker 2: I'm assuming it's a female. I don't know anything about
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Speaker 2: The Daily Nelly, so sorry if I'm offending someone. I
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Speaker 2: don't have time in my life for The Daily Nelly
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Speaker 2: other than share this story. The Daily Nelly has said,
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Speaker 2: here's something that you can do that will really impress guests.
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Speaker 2: Leave your guests speechless is her exact words. And it's
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Speaker 2: probably a trend nobody saw coming and probably is not
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Speaker 2: going to catch on. Like renting wedding dresses. People are
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Speaker 2: putting freshly cut flowers inside their toilet tank in their bathroom.
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Speaker 2: Yet you remove the tank lid and start filling the
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Speaker 2: tank with flowers. While you may think it looks and
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Speaker 2: smells nice, plumbers say, yeah, don't do that. It'll cause
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Speaker 2: costly clogs, not to mention the fact that toilet water
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Speaker 2: is already pretty sketchy to begin with, and if you
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Speaker 2: remove the tank lid, more germy stuff we'll get into
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Speaker 2: the tank. Some of the comments that are describing The
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Speaker 2: Daily Nelly, they're calling her Martha Sewer. That's pretty good.
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Speaker 2: Somebody else said, I'm doing a taco bar in the
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Speaker 2: back of mine. And then a plumber saying from an
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Speaker 2: owner of a plumbing company, do not do this unless,
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Speaker 2: of course, you're looking for more opportunities to support your
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Speaker 2: local plumber. Suggestions by many or just get a vase
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Speaker 2: or a vase, you could do that with summer here,
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Speaker 2: that means practically it's almost officially summer. I say it's
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Speaker 2: summer when June starts. I realize there's some different arguments
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Speaker 2: on that, but the official start of summer is coming,
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Speaker 2: so we could talk about the summer solstice. It's coming on.
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Speaker 2: So we can talk about ice cream for a minute.
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Speaker 2: As many for ice cream companies are working on collaborations
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Speaker 2: with musicians and celebrities. The newest is Jenny's ice Cream
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Speaker 2: teaming up with the band Goose for a new flavor
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Speaker 2: called Goose Tracks BlackBerry and Raspberry ice cream with a
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Speaker 2: clash of bittersweet chocolate chips. It says, of course, the
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Speaker 2: celeb ice cream party that got started back in eighty
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Speaker 2: seven with Ben and Jerry's partnering with Jerry Garcia of
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Speaker 2: The Grateful Dead for Cherry Garcia, which is still around.
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Speaker 2: And then there have been some Jimmy Fallons and some
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Speaker 2: Snoop Doggs and Tyra Banks, lots of other people. Dwayne
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Speaker 2: Johnson as one as well. So if you like the
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Speaker 2: band Goose, I mean a lot of jam bands in here.
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Speaker 2: Seems to be the theme for some well a lot,
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Speaker 2: but there's a few jam More jam bands is Dave Matthews.
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Speaker 2: Does Fish have one? I think? Does they Fish? I
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Speaker 2: don't know they need one? All right, that'll do it
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