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FULL SHOW: "Today Years Old" When We Found THIS Out, Free Subs At Firehouse Subs, Your Home Isn't Really Haunted, + More! · The Cubby and Christine Morning Show

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Speaker 1: Lady Gaga. That was her first ever hit, light a fmcuby, Christine,
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Speaker 1: producer Christen and then after that, hit after hit after
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Speaker 1: hit after hit face, poker face, yeah, telephone, Oh my gosh,
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Speaker 1: keep going. And you just told me she has some
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Speaker 1: songs on the Devilwaar's Prota two soundtrack.
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Speaker 2: Right, so a lot of us can't wait to see
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Speaker 2: this movie tomorrow. Covey and the soundtrack, we already have
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Speaker 2: the track list. It is a full female soundtrack, women only.
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Speaker 2: That's awesome for Devilwar's Prota two. And Gaga has three songs,
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Speaker 2: including Runway.
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Speaker 1: All right, that movie opens tomorrow. We'll be talking to
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Speaker 1: our movie guy, Harry Medved tomorrow about the Devilwaar's Prota
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Speaker 1: two and man, that's everywhere, by the way, every time
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Speaker 1: we turn the TV on, like they're doing the press interviews.
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Speaker 2: Heavy promotion.
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Speaker 1: Yes, But as we turn to today, April thirtieth, we
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Speaker 1: are celebrating Adopt a Shelter Pet Day. We are celebrating
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Speaker 1: Bugs Bunny Day.
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Speaker 2: Oh I love bugs.
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Speaker 1: We are celebrating, oh my gosh, you say it, Christine,
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Speaker 1: International Jazz Day, National Jazz Day. Your fiance is a
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Speaker 1: jazz musician. He's a drummer at all, but jazz is
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Speaker 1: his fourtee. Well, no is that bad?
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Speaker 2: No, yeah, we're not in jazz world, cubby. We can't
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Speaker 2: understand these things.
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Speaker 1: You'll have to explain it.
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Speaker 2: It's like it's highly esteemed right to be a jazz musician,
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Speaker 2: and so Eric always does the I'm not worthy thing.
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Speaker 2: But he's really great.
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Speaker 1: So I'm not wrong.
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Speaker 2: He's just very but every time I say it, he's like.
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Speaker 1: Oh, I'm not very humble about it.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, because he loves like he loves R and B,
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Speaker 2: and he loves rock and he plays the blues like
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Speaker 2: everything right. But yes, last night he actually was in
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Speaker 2: a suit with a jazz band doing a beautiful job.
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Speaker 2: So he sound asleep right now.
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Speaker 1: But he's not aware that today is International Jazz Day.
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Speaker 2: It's his day sort of. I'm going to give him
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Speaker 2: the day.
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Speaker 1: You should come home today because he'll be like just
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Speaker 1: waking up when you get home. You should come home
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Speaker 1: day with balloons. He's had balloons everywhere. He's gonna be like,
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Speaker 1: what is this for? It's International Jazz.
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Speaker 2: Day and then do a little scat for him.
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Speaker 1: Hey, let's open the phones because speaking of me, music.
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Speaker 1: Charlie Pooth is coming to town, and let's talk to
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Speaker 1: our first caller of the day right now. One hundred
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Speaker 1: two two two one oh six seven. You call right now.
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Speaker 1: We're going to take a call at random. Uh, yesterday
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Speaker 1: we got you know somebody that well they were kind
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Speaker 1: of grumpy, weren't they.
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Speaker 2: Well she had been up since two am?
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Speaker 1: Yes, but she called and she won, Yes she did.
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Speaker 1: So who knows who we'll talk to, But tell us
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Speaker 1: more about this Charlie Booth show.
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Speaker 2: Tickets to see Charlie Pooth on his Whatever's Clever tour
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Speaker 2: and this will be for Friday, May twenty ninth, that
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Speaker 2: Madison Square Garden that once upon a time sounded so
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Speaker 2: far away and is now coming right up. Tickets are
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Speaker 2: on sale now at ticketmaster dot com or please give
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Speaker 2: us a call.
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Speaker 1: All right, what do you think? Guys? What Chris? Did
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Speaker 1: you see the phones ringing? What line do you like? Uh?
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Speaker 1: I'm gonna go five? Where you go five? Are you sure? Okay,
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Speaker 1: let's do it live on the radio pot Luck Light FM.
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Speaker 1: What's your name?
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Speaker 2: Oh my name is Kim, Kim Kim.
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Speaker 1: Welcome to the show. What are you doing right now?
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Speaker 2: On my way?
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Speaker 1: To work. Tell us more. What do you do?
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Speaker 2: Oh? I work for a supermarket.
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Speaker 1: Okay, okay, I want to ask you a questions in
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Speaker 1: New York, I work for after Me.
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Speaker 2: Oh nice, it's bugs bunny day. He loved act me everything.
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Speaker 1: Road rudder at me on the box. That's a good call,
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Speaker 1: right there. Uh, do you have a long day ahead
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Speaker 1: of you?
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Speaker 3: Well, I'm out at like well, since i'm late.
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Speaker 4: I'm at at like almost three o'clock.
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Speaker 1: Okay, Well, listen, what are you doing on Friday May
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Speaker 1: twenty nine? We want to send you to the garden
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Speaker 1: and check out Charlie Pooth. I will go. I'll be
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Speaker 1: happy to go.
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Speaker 2: I'm great.
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Speaker 1: All right, you want say hi to anybody before we
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Speaker 1: let you go. Now, everybody in my house is sleeping.
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Speaker 2: Oh I understand. I think you.
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Speaker 1: All right, hang on, Kim. We'll get your information and
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Speaker 1: thank you for calling us, and have a great day.
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Speaker 2: Oh you two?
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Speaker 4: Thank you more Covey and Christine and the great music
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Speaker 4: variety you expect next sunlight at them.
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Speaker 1: Okay, I need to tell you two Sundays.
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Speaker 4: Cobbe and Christine's two pretty cool things.
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Speaker 1: This is really cool. One of the most famous buildings
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Speaker 1: in America had its official opening on May first, nineteen
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Speaker 1: thirty one, so that means tomorrow the Empire State Building
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Speaker 1: will be ninety five years old. Happy birthday to the
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Speaker 1: Empire State Building. Beautiful constructed in case you forgot in
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Speaker 1: just fourteen months. Not long after its opening, it became
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Speaker 1: a movie star with the famous scene in King Kong
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Speaker 1: when the giant gorilla climbs the building and clutching actress
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Speaker 1: Faye Ray while fighting off attacking fighter planes. At one
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Speaker 1: hundred and two stories, the Empire State Building was the
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Speaker 1: tallest in the world for four decades until it surpassed
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Speaker 1: by the Tower World Trades Inenter Tower in nineteen seventy two,
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Speaker 1: the first tower of the World Trades Inenter Tower. So
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Speaker 1: happy birthday tomorrow to the Empire State Building.
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Speaker 2: Oh beautiful, what's your cool thing? Well, everybody named Mike,
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Speaker 2: get yourself over to fire House Subs next Wednesday, May sixth.
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Speaker 2: They are giving away free medium steak and cheese melts
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Speaker 2: to anyone named Mike. It's kind of a little jab
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Speaker 2: at Jersey Mike's.
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Speaker 1: Oh they're starting to fight.
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Speaker 2: There's say a little bit so Firehouse Subs. Their promotion
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Speaker 2: is for anybody named Mike or variations of Michael, Michelle, Mikaela, Miguel,
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Speaker 2: anything to do with Mike. You get your free sub
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Speaker 2: and that is next Wednesday, May six. You need valid
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Speaker 2: ID just to be sure. And the brand said, this
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Speaker 2: is this is just a feel good mission. They have
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Speaker 2: fourteen hundred locations worldwide. We've got a bunch here in
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Speaker 2: Northern Jersey and they've donated over one hundred and seven
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Speaker 2: million dollars to first responders. So not only are they
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Speaker 2: kind of like taking a lighthearted jab at rival Jersey Mike's,
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Speaker 2: but they're also raising money and awareness for first responders.
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Speaker 1: Very cool. All right, We're coming right back. More variety
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Speaker 1: from the eighties through today.
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Speaker 4: More Covey and Christine and the great music variety you
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Speaker 4: expect next on Light at Them.
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Speaker 1: You want to talk about haunted houses. I know it's
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Speaker 1: I know April thirtieth, not October, but yeah, I want
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Speaker 1: to talk about haunted houses.
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Speaker 2: It's always so interesting Flight.
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Speaker 1: Of them, Cubby, Christine, producer Christen. And the reason I
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Speaker 1: bring this up is you have a story about haunted houses,
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Speaker 1: and we were talking about it off the air and
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Speaker 1: I just brought up haunted houses. I went to dinner
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Speaker 1: last night with our good buddy Tom Pulman, one of
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Speaker 1: the big wigs here at iHeart. We've known him for
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Speaker 1: thirty years. We had a little anniversary dinner and then
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Speaker 1: he was with his new wife Louise, and with Sharon
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Speaker 1: Daster who we used to work with. So we had
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Speaker 1: like a fun dinner last night here in the city.
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Speaker 1: And we were talking about they just moved into a
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Speaker 1: new home in Rye in Rye, New York, and they
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Speaker 1: were talking about how it was built in the seventeen hundreds.
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Speaker 2: Oh, how cool.
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Speaker 1: And I said, so it's haunted, right, thinking they would
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Speaker 1: maybe either laugh or hesitate. But without hesitation, Tom's wife
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Speaker 1: Louise goes, oh, yeah, yeah, it's haunted. We're used to
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Speaker 1: it now, but yeah we want And then you have
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Speaker 1: a story here where when you hear things your house
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Speaker 1: is haunted, it probably something else.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't know if I wanted to bunk because
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Speaker 2: some people kind of kind of like the vibe that
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Speaker 2: they're living in an old house that has some energy
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Speaker 2: in it. But yeah, it could just be their plumbing
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Speaker 2: a break.
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Speaker 3: Yeah.
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Speaker 2: There's a study out of Canada, right, and they found
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Speaker 2: that when you walk into a place and it could
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Speaker 2: be your own home and you get like that creepy vibe.
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Speaker 2: They said, a lot of times it's aging plumbing and
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Speaker 2: ventilation systems that just set out these low vibration sounds
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Speaker 2: that we're not aware of. But it's hitting our nervous system.
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Speaker 1: And that's why you're like bouncing around the bed like
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Speaker 1: the Exorcist.
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Speaker 2: Well, no, I don't know if I can explain that.
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Speaker 2: I don't think that was the plumbing, but that's the feeling,
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Speaker 2: they said, because when your nervous system is triggered like that,
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Speaker 2: you feel like something's wrong right. You kind of can't relax.
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Speaker 2: And they said that might be the creepy feeling you
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Speaker 2: get when you talk into old buildings or your own
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Speaker 2: home and you don't know. You're like, something's off, what
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Speaker 2: is it.
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Speaker 1: So if you're afraid of a haunted house, you're loving.
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Speaker 2: This story, you just tell yourself it's the pipes.
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Speaker 1: But if you kind of like the fact that a
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Speaker 1: ghost could be in your house, you're kind of bombed
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Speaker 1: out of bed.
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Speaker 2: And you lean towards that. You know, it's interesting. I've
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Speaker 2: had this wonderful electrician who's been working with us at
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Speaker 2: my house. His name is Dan, and I'm swapping out
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Speaker 2: the lights in our ceiling, which I thought, Am I weird?
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Speaker 2: Am I the only one doing this? Because there's a
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Speaker 2: little hum and so if when they're on, I like
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Speaker 2: to have the lamps on. If the overhead it drives
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Speaker 2: me crazy and I think I'm the only one to
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Speaker 2: wear And Dan the electrician said to me, he said, oh,
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Speaker 2: I have sound anxiety too, And I was like, oh,
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Speaker 2: I didn't know that was a thing.
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Speaker 1: I didn't either.
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Speaker 2: Yeah. Sound anxiety.
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Speaker 1: Is it like a rural low hum that most people
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Speaker 1: don't even pick up on. Yes, but it bothers me.
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Speaker 2: I'm like super like, I'm so sensitive when it comes
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Speaker 2: to sound. Wow, And it affects me deeply. If they're
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Speaker 2: working on the road at night and I can hear
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Speaker 2: a hum from somewhere, I can't sleep right. It's crazy.
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Speaker 2: So I just felt like I just felt seen. Yeah,
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Speaker 2: you know, like it felt better when Dan was like, yeah,
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Speaker 2: I understand, I'll swap them out for you. Sound anxiety.
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Speaker 1: I did not know that.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, so there's sound anxiety. And don't have anxiety about ghosts.
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Speaker 2: It's just your pipes.
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Speaker 1: And give us a text at four four three six
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Speaker 1: three we have a ton of topics going on right now.
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Speaker 1: We got sound anxiety, and we got your hearted houses
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Speaker 1: and do you believe in ghosts?
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Speaker 2: Let's do it all.
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Speaker 1: Let's do it all. Hit us up at four four, three,
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Speaker 1: six three.
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Speaker 4: More Covey and Christine and the great music variety you
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Speaker 4: expect next on light at them all.
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Speaker 1: Right, there is a post on threads. Christine. You know threads.
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Speaker 1: It's like the Instagram like Twitter kind of yeah. Oh yes,
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Speaker 1: I don't know, we're not on too much, but yes,
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Speaker 1: soone on threads has gone viral. The lady asked a question,
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Speaker 1: what's something you didn't learn the truth about until an
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Speaker 1: embarrassingly long later in later time in life? For example,
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Speaker 1: you know, someone said the little piggy who went to
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Speaker 1: market wasn't going grocery shopping. Oh, and I saw that one,
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Speaker 1: and as a kid, I thought little Piggy was going
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Speaker 1: to the market. I thought it was, yeah, grocery shopping.
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Speaker 2: And let's leave it at that, please, But.
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Speaker 1: We will stop there, we'll stop there. But it wasn't.
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Speaker 2: Because Naomi, your daughter could be listening, that's true. They
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Speaker 2: weren't going shopping at the market.
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Speaker 1: They're going to a horrible place, weren't they.
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Speaker 2: Well, okay, that's why this little piggy cried all the
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Speaker 2: way home. The piggy got back home, It's okay.
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Speaker 1: It leads me to the question, can you see what
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Speaker 1: other people have said? What you know? You admit kind
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Speaker 1: of embarrassingly. You learn late in life if.
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Speaker 2: People like to post. I was today years old when
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Speaker 2: I learned the answers. I thought Elton John was blind
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Speaker 2: because of the wild sunglasses.
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Speaker 1: Great point and all the album covers in the seventies
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Speaker 1: and eighties. He always had these big.
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Speaker 2: Sung lass that's true.
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Speaker 1: This one's a little weird, and I hope this person's kidding,
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Speaker 1: but it says I thought Mount Rushmore faces occurred naturally
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Speaker 1: by coincidence, And they said, I can't believe. I just
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Speaker 1: admitted that, like like the weather and the wind and
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Speaker 1: the range made that happen.
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Speaker 2: Yeah. Well, I guess it's a good thing they can't
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Speaker 2: hear feedback, because that made me laugh. Cubby. Did you
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Speaker 2: think that every song on the radio was being played
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Speaker 2: live at the radio station.
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Speaker 1: I did as a kid. I thought the bands were
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Speaker 1: like playing in a studio and it was coming out
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Speaker 1: of really the box in my car. Oh wow, somebody
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Speaker 1: admitted they thought Jimmy Buffett and Warren Buffett were the
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Speaker 1: same person, and he just got really rich off that Margarita.
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Speaker 2: So yeah, that song, that's a big song. I'm afraid
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Speaker 2: I still don't know what RSVP means respond very important.
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Speaker 2: It's actually a French phrase respond silver play, which translates
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Speaker 2: to respond if it pleases you or please respond.
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Speaker 1: You see now that one? Actually I didn't know.
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Speaker 2: I was today many old when I learned.
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Speaker 1: But some of these are like, hilarious, How do you
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Speaker 1: not know that? That one I wasn't too sure about.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, I think we knew that.
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Speaker 1: Is there anything off the top of your head? I'm
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Speaker 1: trying to think. I'm sure it will come to me.
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Speaker 1: I can't really think of that, not.
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Speaker 2: Off the top of my head. But I do like
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Speaker 2: this one too. Someone wrote, I thought the person who
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Speaker 2: read the disclaimer during commercials just talk super fast, then
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Speaker 2: realize they sped the audio.
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Speaker 1: Up, Like why are you talking so fast at this part?
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Speaker 2: I have voiceover actor friends who take pride in they
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Speaker 2: can mimic that they could talk that fast. You know,
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Speaker 2: it's like a challenge.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, well, if you're up for a confession. Here on LIGHTFM.
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Speaker 1: If you can text us at four four three six three,
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Speaker 1: it's okay if you're a little embarrassed about it. We
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Speaker 1: won't rat y oat or anything. But what did you
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Speaker 1: learn late in life that you're like, Oh, I kind
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Speaker 1: of should.
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Speaker 2: Have known that, but I didn't know we could have one.
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Speaker 2: I'm sorry, nine seven three. I thought Supercuts was a
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Speaker 2: deli like Cold Cuts instead of a salon.
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Speaker 1: That's funny. That is good. Well, it's like when Sopranos
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Speaker 1: first came out on HBO. Yeah, some people didn't watch
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Speaker 1: the very beginning because they thought it was about singing, and.
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Speaker 2: They thought it was about singers. And there's one on here,
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Speaker 2: which I think I kind of agree with. When you're
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Speaker 2: told not to operate heavy machinery with certain medications, I
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Speaker 2: didn't know they meant cars. I thought they meant like bulldozers. Yes,
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Speaker 2: say thank you.
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Speaker 1: I got to have a bulldozer in my yard. About that.
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Speaker 4: Get behind the wheel more Covey and Christine and the
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Speaker 4: Great music Variety You expect next Onlight f them.
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Speaker 1: Six fifty eight, and Christine has all your headlines on
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Speaker 1: this Thursday morning.
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Speaker 2: Good morning Christine, and good morning Covey. So we had
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Speaker 2: King Charles and Queen Camilla around town yesterday they made
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Speaker 2: quite a few stops. They were starting off at the
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Speaker 2: September eleventh Memorial and then went around town to Harlem,
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Speaker 2: to the New York Public Library, and today there are
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Speaker 2: headed for Virginia. The US naval blockade of iranium ports
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Speaker 2: has reportedly turned away at least forty two ships in
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Speaker 2: the Strait of Horror moves. The head of US Central
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Speaker 2: Command says that since the US began turning back ships,
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Speaker 2: there are now over forty tankers with sixty nine billion,
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Speaker 2: sixty nine million barrels of boy well that the Iranian
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Speaker 2: regime cannot sell at this time. Federal Reserve is holding
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Speaker 2: interest rates steady as chare. Jerome Powell says the economy
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Speaker 2: is still growing at a solid paste despite rising uncertainty
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Speaker 2: tied to the war, and in what could be his
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Speaker 2: final press conference as chair, Powell also confirmed he'll remain
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Speaker 2: on the Fed's board as his term ends May fifteenth.
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Speaker 2: Here on Broadway, Rachel Zegler will be returning in twenty
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Speaker 2: twenty seven, and she will star as e Vita, which
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Speaker 2: has been a big hit in London's West End. And
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Speaker 2: I don't know if you saw that she was singing
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Speaker 2: on the balcony, don't cry for me Argentina.
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Speaker 1: I did not see that.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, but they said they won't be able to repeat
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Speaker 2: that here in New York City. She would actually step
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Speaker 2: out on the balcony in the theater and people were
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Speaker 2: filming her and then she won an Olivier Award for
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Speaker 2: that performance. But the moment coming here, yes, we'll be
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Speaker 2: good to see. In sports, baseball, Yanks lost to the
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Speaker 2: Rangers three nothing. Mets lost to the Nationals fourteen to two.
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Speaker 2: Basketball Nicks play the Hawks seven night in Atlanta for
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Speaker 2: Game six, and they will advance if they can pull
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Speaker 2: off this win. Okay. Study of singles said we don't
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Speaker 2: want to hear pickup lines anymore, and men even more
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Speaker 2: than women, said we don't want to use them anymore.
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Speaker 2: And what are the most cringe worthy lines? Here's what
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Speaker 2: was cited.
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Speaker 1: I've probably used them all.
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Speaker 2: I got my library card and I'm checking you out.
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Speaker 1: Boom boom, and are.
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Speaker 2: You from Tennessee because you're the only ten I see.
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Speaker 1: That's a classic.
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Speaker 2: Now some women are saying, despite it being cheesy, it's
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Speaker 2: actually works on them.
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Speaker 1: Well, yeah, because they're like dad jokes and dad jokes
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Speaker 1: are like so bad they're funny and don't you think that?
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Speaker 2: So if you approach it right, you have to have
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Speaker 2: the good delivery, yes, and you have to know like, Okay,
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Speaker 2: I'm being cheesy, but.
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Speaker 1: Will that ever work on you?
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Speaker 2: By the way, I guess if you were funny about it,
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Speaker 2: like you said, like if it were, but if you
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Speaker 2: thought that you really were using that, like but if I.
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Speaker 1: Didn't know you and I came up to it at
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Speaker 1: a bar, right, and I'm like, well here I am.
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Speaker 1: What are your other two wishes?
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Speaker 2: I don't know now because I know you.
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Speaker 4: Covey more covey and Christine and a great music variety
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Speaker 4: you expect next.
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Speaker 1: On light FM Christine along with me Cubby, we got
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Speaker 1: Christen hanging out and Happy Thursday. Final day of April. Whoa,
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Speaker 1: it's a wrap.
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Speaker 2: Cannot believe it.
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Speaker 1: May first tomorrow. A lot going on, by the way,
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Speaker 1: real quick. In May. You have the Kentucky Derby on Saturday,
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Speaker 1: the met Gala next week, Sinkou Demayo, Mother's Day next weekend,
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Speaker 1: the can Or Cohn Film Festival that's in mid May.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, I think it's can.
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Speaker 1: Can Indianapolis five hundreds. At the end of May. You
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Speaker 1: got the final episode of The Late Show with Stephen
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Speaker 1: Colbert May twenty first.
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Speaker 2: Oh, let's right down the street from us.
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Speaker 1: I know the World Championship Barbecue Cooking Contest in Memphis
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Speaker 1: is May thirteenth.
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Speaker 2: I gotta get to that. That sounds good.
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Speaker 1: May seventeenth is the Academy of Country Music Awards. I
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Speaker 1: got the whole May lineup.
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Speaker 2: Use Tony nominations next week.
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Speaker 1: Tony nominations next week. Okay, it's gonna be May.
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Speaker 2: It's gonna be May.
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Speaker 1: Hey, I forgot what we were going too.
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Speaker 2: We were going to talk about what age, At what
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Speaker 2: age do we stop worrying about what other people think
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Speaker 2: of us? Is there a number that there's a number
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Speaker 2: according to this survey of adults fifty five and over,
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Speaker 2: and they said they started to feel comfortable in their
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Speaker 2: own skin, and it wasn't until the age of forty two,
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Speaker 2: and by the time they stopped worrying about what other
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Speaker 2: people think of them, they were forty six. It averages
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Speaker 2: out to forty six. Okay, I'm I think never. I
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Speaker 2: think I'm going to be ninety and still worried.
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Speaker 1: Do you always worry about what the people are talking
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Speaker 1: about your thinking.
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Speaker 2: No, no, that sounds like paranoid. No, it's not that.
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Speaker 2: It's not maybe it's more about people pleasing.
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Speaker 1: That's you are worse than me. Actually, like we all tried.
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Speaker 1: I think everyone in this room we try to make
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Speaker 1: your one happy and say yes to everything. Yeah, but
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Speaker 1: even I at this point, I'm a little bit like whatever, Okay,
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Speaker 1: what are they going to do?
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Speaker 4: You know?
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Speaker 1: If I say nothing?
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Speaker 2: Yeah, not, I'm trying to get better with that. But yes,
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Speaker 2: like if I do say, oh I can't do something,
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Speaker 2: or I don't know, turn an invitation down, I worry,
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Speaker 2: like how did that land on that person?
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Speaker 3: Right?
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Speaker 2: Are they hurt? What are they thinking? And they're probably
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Speaker 2: just fine, you know.
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Speaker 1: And if you send an email and actually I can't
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Speaker 1: picture you sending an email, that's kind of like bad.
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Speaker 1: But if you're willing to speak your mind, maybe yeah,
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Speaker 1: you after you hit send, are you like, oh no, yeah,
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Speaker 1: I might have just gotten fired even though it's not
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Speaker 1: a big deal.
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Speaker 2: So don't send an email. Just don't speak. I know
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Speaker 2: just what you're thinking.
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Speaker 1: What about when you leave the studio? Do you think
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Speaker 1: that we talk about you?
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Speaker 2: No?
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Speaker 1: Okay, because we don't don't.
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Speaker 2: No, No, I'm not like paranoid.
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Speaker 1: I used to think that you did. When I used
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Speaker 1: to leave a studio, well there was a reason.
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Speaker 2: Wait a minute, that was a whole different vibe and
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Speaker 2: a whole different energy other places that there was a
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Speaker 2: reason that that was going on. I didn't come in
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Speaker 2: that way. I left that way. That's gone. Because we
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Speaker 2: have a really great rapport here, you and Kristen me.
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Speaker 1: We should tell people that are running joke we have
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Speaker 1: here if we if I come back in the studio
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Speaker 1: sometimes oh and you guys just end a natural conversation,
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Speaker 1: but the timing ends as I walk in. I'll jokingly go,
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Speaker 1: all right.
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Speaker 2: Guys that what was real nice?
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Speaker 1: Were nice, real nice, real nice? You stop talking when
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Speaker 1: I come in.
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Speaker 2: Come on, that's just a joke, right, because that is
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Speaker 2: not happening. So I don't know if that's the same
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Speaker 2: thing about worrying about what other people right there are two?
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Speaker 2: What do you think four four three six three? Is
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Speaker 2: there a stage in your life where you stopped worrying
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Speaker 2: about what other people think of you? What must be
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Speaker 2: so freeing and wonderful. Tell me how you did it?
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Speaker 1: Yeah, this would be our biggest text of them of
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Speaker 1: the day. I think, Yeah, we do want to hear
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Speaker 1: from you at four four, three, six three, coming right back.
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Speaker 4: More Covey and Christine and a great music variety you expect.
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Speaker 1: Next on light at them working hard here?
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Speaker 2: I mean, you know, NonStop.
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Speaker 1: Our show is only four hours, but it's like eight hours.
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Speaker 2: Yeah.
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Speaker 1: Uh, most people work an eight hour day and uh
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Speaker 1: or do they really work in eight out?
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Speaker 2: Well, listen, I'm going to share this with you. Don't
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Speaker 2: tell the boss. I don't want to get anybody in trouble.
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Speaker 2: Just little stats true, So it's okay, just between us.
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Speaker 2: There is a study that reveals in an eight hour
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Speaker 2: work day, we're working an average of two hours and
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Speaker 2: fifty three minutes.
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Speaker 1: It's actually longer than I thought.
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Speaker 2: That's not bad, right, So what are we doing if
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Speaker 2: we're not working the full eight hours? We're checking social media.
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Speaker 2: That's top of the list, followed by reading websites, gossiping
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Speaker 2: with colleagues a favorite pastime, snacking, and searching for new jobs.
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Speaker 1: Ooh, gotta be careful that.
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Speaker 2: I know.
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Speaker 1: Better, open up a VP inn or something.
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Speaker 2: We're just going to share your screen to fix what.
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Speaker 1: Oh my gosh, reminds me of a scene from the
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Speaker 1: movie Office Space. Do you do you ever see Office
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Speaker 1: Space Night? And there's a scene in the movie where
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Speaker 1: Ron Livingston, you know, he's the lazy worker, and he's
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Speaker 1: having a one on one actually it's a one on
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Speaker 1: two meeting with two bosses, and they ask him this,
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Speaker 1: would you walk us through a typical day for you? Yeah?
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Speaker 3: Great, Well, I generally come in at least fifteen minutes late.
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Speaker 3: I use the side door that way lumbird can't see me,
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Speaker 3: and after that I just sort of space out for
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Speaker 3: about an hour.
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Speaker 1: Tell me space out?
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Speaker 3: Yeah, I just stare at my desk, but it looks
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Speaker 3: like I'm working. I do that for probably another hour
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Speaker 3: after launch too. I'd say in a given week, I
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Speaker 3: probably only do about fifteen minutes of real actual work.
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Speaker 1: And they actually promoted the minute. He's like being honest
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Speaker 1: about how he doesn't.
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Speaker 2: Work much, wanting to get fired. I forget the premise you.
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Speaker 1: Wanted to get fired. Yeah, but you're the guy we want.
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Speaker 1: He can't win, he can't get out of the company. Okay,
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Speaker 1: but yeah, yeah, we do work hard here, though, I think,
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Speaker 1: don't you think?
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Speaker 2: I think everybody works very hard.
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Speaker 1: Yes, nobody's lazy.
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Speaker 2: Around here anywhere?
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Speaker 1: What do we have here? Oh, we have a giveaway. Actually,
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Speaker 1: we're gonna make Kristen work. Uh. Caller number ten right now.
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