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Top o' the Mornin' to Ya · The Wes Carroll Morning Show

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Speaker 1: Start your day with Wes. You're listening to the West
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Speaker 1: Carrol Morning Show.
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Speaker 2: Tuesday morning, seventeenth day of March. I'm West thanks for
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Speaker 2: joining me. Saint Patrick's Day. I hope you got some
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Speaker 2: iris if you've got some Irish blood and you hope
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Speaker 2: you're celebrating. If you don't, you can celebrate right along
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Speaker 2: with us. We welcome you in everybody's Irish today, right,
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Speaker 2: everybody you know, do your thing, celebrate. You know, it's
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Speaker 2: one of those holidays. It's not really a holiday, it's
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Speaker 2: just a holiday. And you know people celebrate they wear
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Speaker 2: their green. I hope you got your green on. I
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Speaker 2: don't have mine one yet this morning, but I better
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Speaker 2: have it on before the kids are up. Boys are
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Speaker 2: still I don't know, they're kind of out of the
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Speaker 2: pinch age. Luke may still want to run and pinch
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Speaker 2: I don't know, kind of Jill more likely to either
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Speaker 2: of them, now that I think about it. But anyway,
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Speaker 2: I hope you have, you know, you know, some sort
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Speaker 2: of safe plans if you're going to be celebrating today
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Speaker 2: it's Tuesday. It's kind of weird. A lot of people
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Speaker 2: did Saint Patrick's Day events That thinks over the over
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Speaker 2: the weekend. But if you are going out somewhere and
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Speaker 2: having any sort of celebratory beverage in the tradition of
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Speaker 2: the carols of old, you know, just remember there's no
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Speaker 2: reason to take any chances. There's too many options when
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Speaker 2: it comes to you know, take somebody with you that's
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Speaker 2: not drinking. That's step one, step two. You know, have
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Speaker 2: a plan on how you're getting somewhere, have a ride
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Speaker 2: worked out, make sure your Uber app is up to
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Speaker 2: date on your phone, and you're all that stuff. It's
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Speaker 2: it's too easy now to just get a ride. It's
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Speaker 2: not that complicated. So if you're going to go somewhere,
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Speaker 2: just be careful. We don't need any we don't need
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Speaker 2: any of those kinds of shenanigans. We need the good
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Speaker 2: kind of shenanigans, you know, that's what we need. We
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Speaker 2: don't need the bad stuff. We need the ability to
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Speaker 2: just have to eat our you know, bangers and mash
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Speaker 2: or Irish stew or whatever you're going to just potatoes,
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Speaker 2: lots and lots of potatoes. Have fun with your potatoes tonight.
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Speaker 2: And if you're gonna have a beverage, you know, and
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Speaker 2: I have people sometimes that will ask me because and
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Speaker 2: it's funny, because I am not a drink to excess person.
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Speaker 2: I have a couple of fingers of whiskey and a
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Speaker 2: glass occasionally. And I don't even do this even once
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Speaker 2: a month even, But when I do, when I'm ready
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Speaker 2: to have a beverage and just kind of sit there
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Speaker 2: on a Friday or Saturday night and I'm home and
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Speaker 2: I'm in my recliner and Jill's sitting there and we're
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Speaker 2: watching a movie or something together or the boys, I'll
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Speaker 2: have a beverage. I'm settled in for the evening. Right.
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Speaker 2: And because I sometimes talk about that here, people will say, well,
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Speaker 2: you know, what is your You know some recommendations, and
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Speaker 2: I've got friends at one in particular comes to mind
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Speaker 2: who is much more the the whiskey expert. I could
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Speaker 2: I could defer you to him on that, but I am.
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Speaker 2: It's not so much. I mean, if if you are
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Speaker 2: green any of the spots, you get a green spot,
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Speaker 2: you're in good shape. Right. That's That's what I'm telling you. You
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Speaker 2: want to do that if you want to go something
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Speaker 2: that's a little more budget friendly, uh, and you want
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Speaker 2: to go, you know, with a Jamison, that's fine that
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Speaker 2: that will Certainly that seems like it's kind of the old,
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Speaker 2: the old faithful. You want to do a tuller more
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Speaker 2: do that One's one that I've recommended to several friends
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Speaker 2: and they're like, yes, this one's good. And again, if
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Speaker 2: the price point is good, it's not gonna not gonna
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Speaker 2: you know, it's not gonna blow your budget. You can
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Speaker 2: you can usually get a good sized bottle of it too,
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Speaker 2: And if you're headed to a party or something that
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Speaker 2: usually works is quite a bit, you can get a
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Speaker 2: good sized bottle of it for not too much money.
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Speaker 2: So that's those are my basic recommendations. We can get
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Speaker 2: into some of the weeds with the other stuff. But again,
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Speaker 2: I got a friend who can tell you much better whiskeys,
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Speaker 2: bourbons and all that stuff. He is I've got a
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Speaker 2: couple of friends that are actually much better out than me.
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Speaker 2: But I want to particular who's a bit of a collector.
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Speaker 2: So so I want to uh. In food, there's a
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Speaker 2: lot of food options. You know, you don't have to
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Speaker 2: just eat potatoes, so just but know that, Like I
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Speaker 2: was talking with a friend last night and she said,
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Speaker 2: there's a fusion taco that you can do Irish taco
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Speaker 2: and I'm like, there's nothing Irish about tacos. Yes, you
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Speaker 2: can do fusion. That's not it's not traditional. That's not
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Speaker 2: what it is. There's too many other good things. Make.
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Speaker 2: Just make you a shepherd's pie. Get on with it.
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Speaker 2: I'm gonna I'm gonna make some soda bread a little
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Speaker 2: bit later today. And that's one of my traditions. I
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Speaker 2: like to make soda bread and it. Uh, I don't know,
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Speaker 2: it's very addictive, very addictive, and we'll we'll probably end
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Speaker 2: up we usually make I usually make two over the
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Speaker 2: course of like the week of Saint Patrick's Day. Uh,
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Speaker 2: all right, I want to get into a couple of things.
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Speaker 2: I talked a great length about the Oscars. I I
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Speaker 2: did not watch a second of it. That's the maybe
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Speaker 2: the first time. I haven't watched any of the Oscars
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Speaker 2: since I was a kid. I I haven't watched much
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Speaker 2: of it for many years. I just it's not interesting
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Speaker 2: to me anymore. It's it's too much of a you know,
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Speaker 2: little let's get some attention kind of show. But uh,
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Speaker 2: and for and for all the wrong reasons in most cases,
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Speaker 2: it just really is. But uh, there's a story I
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Speaker 2: guess that's coming out of Boston, and I figured Saint
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Speaker 2: Patrick's Day Boston. It just seems to fit, and I
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Speaker 2: thought this would be my story for today, and it's
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Speaker 2: basically one where we know that the ice stuff is
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Speaker 2: calmed down quite a bit. But there was an opportunity
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Speaker 2: last month where a man wanted in El Salvador for
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Speaker 2: child rape was living in the vicinity, like nearby a
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Speaker 2: school in Boston and the Ice agents. This is over
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Speaker 2: a month ago, the twelfth of February. The ICE agents
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Speaker 2: were there. Now Boston is a sanctuary city. That's not
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Speaker 2: it's the kind of environment that you're setting up to
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Speaker 2: have this kind of thing happen. I'll just say it
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Speaker 2: that way. So you take someone who's wanted for this
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Speaker 2: horrific crime in another country, decides they're going to come
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Speaker 2: to America, they're going to just come across the border.
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Speaker 2: They're going to blend in, they're going to fit in.
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Speaker 2: They're going to go to a sanctuary city, probably in
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Speaker 2: a state where they want you to be in that
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Speaker 2: city when the census is taken to help give them
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Speaker 2: more representation. That's part of what this con job is
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Speaker 2: that people pretend is not what's happened. So ICE agents
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Speaker 2: were there and they were getting ready to make this
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Speaker 2: arrest someone wanted for child rape in another country, and
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Speaker 2: they were ready and living by a school, and they
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Speaker 2: were ready to go in and get the guy illegal
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Speaker 2: El Salvador, that's where he was from. So as they
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Speaker 2: were getting to go in this person Walter Roberto Vedez Ortes,
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Speaker 2: and they're getting ready to go make the arrest February twelfth,
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Speaker 2: and that's when the ICE agitators or whatever they're called,
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Speaker 2: whatever this rebellion is, this resistance movement that they think
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Speaker 2: that they're doing, they start jumping out of the vehicles
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Speaker 2: and start blowing whistles, swearing at them, calling them criminals,
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Speaker 2: accusing them of what they're doing by being here. You're
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Speaker 2: upsetting the children that live here. They're doing what they're
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Speaker 2: doing in the name of children. Right now, we're here
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Speaker 2: to protect the children. So the attention and the noise
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Speaker 2: and everything involved in it blew their cover and this
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Speaker 2: guy was able to get away, and he was still
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Speaker 2: on the loose, living near this school for a whole
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Speaker 2: other month. Yeah, and that's an extra month of someone
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Speaker 2: who is wanted accused of child rape living near a
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Speaker 2: school in a country where they don't belong because of
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Speaker 2: the Hey, we don't like ICE, we don't like anything
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Speaker 2: to do with Trump. We didn't protest Ice, we didn't
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Speaker 2: protest the deportations and things during past administrations. But we're
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Speaker 2: going to do it with this one because we don't
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Speaker 2: like the Orange Man. So rather than and actually encouraging
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Speaker 2: the removal of this guy from this community, from this
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Speaker 2: school area, they actually helped him stay there longer, blowing
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Speaker 2: their horns and blowing whistles and doing everything that they
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Speaker 2: can to keep the ICE agents from getting the guy
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Speaker 2: away from the kids. And then they do it in
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Speaker 2: the name of the kids. That's what's so disturbing. That's
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Speaker 2: what's so frightening, right is you sit there and you
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Speaker 2: pretend that you're doing something in the name of children,
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Speaker 2: but you're actually putting children in danger. You're making things
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Speaker 2: worse for children, and it is it's despicable, and you
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Speaker 2: want to pretend that there's something good to come of it,
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Speaker 2: and it's just not. You know, it's not. There's nothing
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Speaker 2: good good to come from it at all. Back to
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Speaker 2: the oscars, and I talked about it yesterday. I guess
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Speaker 2: there was a bit of controversy. There was a joke
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Speaker 2: that was made that's caused a few people to be
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Speaker 2: worked up. I don't know. Listen, you be as upset
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Speaker 2: about whatever you want to be upset about. I'm going
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Speaker 2: to tell you right now, in the context of it,
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Speaker 2: and I didn't watch it when it happened, but in
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Speaker 2: the context of it, it didn't necessarily find it offensive.
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Speaker 2: I think it was a joke that kind of missed
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Speaker 2: the mark, and that's all it was. To me. That's
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Speaker 2: my opinion of it. But I guess Camille and Johnny,
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Speaker 2: I think it's how you say his name. He was
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Speaker 2: in the movie The Eternals, Marvel movie. He was in
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Speaker 2: the show Franklin and Bash. That's what I know him from.
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Speaker 2: I mean, I saw the Marvel movie. It wasn't very good.
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Speaker 2: I like the show Franklin and Bash. I really liked
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Speaker 2: that show. But he was up talking about short films,
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Speaker 2: and he was talking about the challenges of shortening a film.
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Speaker 2: You know, you've got a story that you want to tell,
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Speaker 2: but you've got to tell it in a really short context.
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Speaker 2: And he was giving some examples of other, you know,
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Speaker 2: things that would be shortened. Right. He was he was
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Speaker 2: talking about taking things, and he was giving some examples
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Speaker 2: of movies that they would have to shorten them down
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Speaker 2: and make them, you know, into this shorter format. And
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Speaker 2: people were upset about one of the jokes that he made,
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Speaker 2: and they're calling it a cheap shot Holocaust joke, and
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Speaker 2: you know, it's one of those things where I don't
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Speaker 2: blame people if they're upset. I don't blame people if
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Speaker 2: they're offended. I think it was just a weak attempt
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Speaker 2: at a joke. But he basically said the real art
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Speaker 2: to making a short film is transitioning things like It's
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Speaker 2: a Wonderful life to It's a Wonderful Month the King's
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Speaker 2: Speech to the King's tweet and Schindler's List to Schindler's posted.
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Speaker 2: There were a lot of Jewish people on X offended,
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Speaker 2: not appreciating it, not thinking that the joke was in
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Speaker 2: good taste. You know. I don't know how offended people
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Speaker 2: were at the Seinfeld episode where he was, you know,
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Speaker 2: at Schindler's List making out with a woman in the
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Speaker 2: movie theater. I think it's kind of in the same spirit.
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Speaker 2: It's an attempt at a joke. I don't know if
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Speaker 2: it's really funny. I don't know. I mean, it's just
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Speaker 2: a weak attempt. I think. I think that's what it is.
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Speaker 2: I think it's a weak attempt at a joke. There
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Speaker 2: were a lot of jokes that just it's completely fell flat,
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Speaker 2: and that's kind of the way it goes at the Oscars.
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Speaker 2: Now there's an attempt. But anyway, I wouldn't have made
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Speaker 2: the joke. I don't necessarily think it was a good joke.
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Speaker 2: I don't. There's a lot of those jokes though, that
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Speaker 2: aren't good jokes. So anyway, some people are upset, some
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Speaker 2: people took offense to it. And then then on top
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Speaker 2: of that, you have this thing that really gets some attention.
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Speaker 2: And again that's what the Oscars are about, is trying
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Speaker 2: to draw attention to these movies. And then that particular
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Speaker 2: category ends up having two winners, I guess, first time
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Speaker 2: ever a tie for the two winners for this first time,
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Speaker 2: at least for this category. I don't know if it's
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Speaker 2: ever happened with anything, if they've ever had a tie
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Speaker 2: before in any category, but I don't know. I think
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Speaker 2: it's much ado when it comes to But again, it's
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Speaker 2: not to be dismissive if you found it offensive. I'm
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Speaker 2: not going to tell you shouldn't have found it offensive.
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Speaker 2: I just thought it was a weak attempt at That's
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Speaker 2: Right after the break, researchers say that AI is having
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Speaker 2: suggestion nudges our attention, our preferences, even our beliefs in
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Speaker 2: tiny ways over time. So instead of us choosing what
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Speaker 2: and effortless, we rarely even question it. The big concern,
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Speaker 2: of course, is that we could be outsourcing so much
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Speaker 2: of our thinking to AI that we forget how to reason,
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Speaker 2: reflect and explore on our own. We kind of were
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Speaker 2: already doing that without AI, all right, I mean when
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Speaker 2: you just one day hear Hey, the healthcare CEO company
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Speaker 2: ceo gets murdered, and you just kind of go, yeah, good.
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Speaker 2: You know, it's not somebody thinking on their own. You know,
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Speaker 2: it's like a group think thing, and you're just kind
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Speaker 2: of boy, I hate healthcare. Let's kill a guy. I
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Speaker 2: didn't like that guy who sat at schools and encourage
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Speaker 2: people to talk to each other. Get him, you know,
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Speaker 2: as we were kind of already doing that, weren't we.
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Speaker 2: So it got really aggressive there it means for that
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Speaker 2: to get so aggressive, But it's true, we've kind of
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Speaker 2: already given away all of our ability to reason in
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Speaker 2: so many ways, haven't we. All Right, have you done
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Speaker 2: puppy yoga or you've seen some kind of acute animal yoga,
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Speaker 2: and whether it's cats or goats, depending on you know,
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Speaker 2: where you are, if goats are readily available, but puppies,
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Speaker 2: it's always cute. And it's often those videos where the
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Speaker 2: puppy runs up and starts, you know, biting mom on
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Speaker 2: the butt who's doing the yoga. That happens a lot. Well,
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Speaker 2: apparently there's a whole new animal yoga experience. It takes
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Speaker 2: place in Portland. Of course, what's their slogan? Keep Portland. Weird.
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Speaker 2: They're offering snake yoga. That's their slogan. I didn't make
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Speaker 2: it up. Snake yoga. You know there is a cobra
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Speaker 2: pose right, you can get a real snake slithering around
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Speaker 2: your body while you're doing it. The class is held
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Speaker 2: at a reptile pet store called HISS, and I do
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Speaker 2: the long because it's got three s's in it. Hiss,
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Speaker 2: the owner, came up with the idea to offer snake
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Speaker 2: yoga and reached out to yoga teacher Katie Vanik, who
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Speaker 2: had no experience with snakes but was willing to give
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Speaker 2: it a try. Classes have been well attended. About eighty
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Speaker 2: percent of participants are snake fans to begin with. The
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Speaker 2: rest are hoping to get over their fear of snakes.
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Speaker 2: The class uses a variety of snakes, mostly pythons. I
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Speaker 2: would hope they're sticking with the non venomous. The pythons
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Speaker 2: are you know, you just gotta where they're gonna choke
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Speaker 2: you out, otherwise you're all right. But they range in
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Speaker 2: size from one foot up to seven feet long. That's
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Speaker 2: probably a python, the big seven footers. I would imagine
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Speaker 2: that snakes could be very therapeutic. It's just a strange thing,
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Speaker 2: like yoga, and snake seems weird to me, but I
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Speaker 2: get it if you've ever if you've ever held a
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Speaker 2: snake or snakes for any length of time, if you've
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Speaker 2: ever done that, there is something very therapeutic about the
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Speaker 2: way they move and slither. And I know they're not
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Speaker 2: for everybody, but I've spent some time with some snakes
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