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The Economy... and Immigration... But That's Pretty Much It · The Wes Carroll Morning Show

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The news, opinions, commentary, and interviews you need to start your day.
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You're listening to the West Carrol Morning Show. Monday morning, eleventh day
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of December. I'm West Thanks for kicking off your week with me. It's
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a big week. We're two weeks to Christmas, so basically at this point
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and we're now beginning use a little theater talk here for you, tech Week
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for the Nutcrackers show that'll happen here in Columbus as we do the show out
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of the Chattahooche Valley area and we'll kick off tech week. Get ready for
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the show this weekend. We got three shows. One is a school show
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not open to the public. But if you have kids that are say,
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oh we're doing a field trip to see the Nutcracker on Friday, that's it.
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That's the show. That's what they're coming to. So we'll be doing
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that show on Friday morning. If I see you at some point over the
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course of the day on Friday after the school show, which is in the
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morning, I will probably still be in my mother ginger makeup. Just a
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heads up if you see me driving around town. I don't get out a
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whole lot when I'm in makeup. I do pick my kids up from school
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in the makeup, probably in a hat and sunglasses. You know, it's
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not really I'm not out making a statement of any kind. That's not it.
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I just don't like scraping the thick pancake makeup off my face and then
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having to reapply it later. And I have a friend, Jana, who
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is doing my makeup this year. In the past, my friend Sarah has
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done it. Sarah's not available this weekend, so Jana is doing it,
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and I like Friday morning, she'll put it on for the show. I'll
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have it on during the day, and then Friday night we have a full
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dress rehearsal. I need to make up on for that, so it just
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makes sense to not scrape it off. I'll scrape it off that night,
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and then I'll she'll put it on again for me on Saturday, and we'll
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get ready for the Mother Ginger Tea party at twelve thirty at the River Center,
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and that's gonna be we'll come back to that in a second, but
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I'll have it on from then until the evening show on Saturday. So again,
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you know, I'll probably you know, leave the theater for a bit
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don't need to be there all day, leave for a bit in the makeup.
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So if you happen to see me driving around or you see somebody with
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a you know, glittery beer driving around again, I'm not making a statement.
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That's not what I'm doing. I'm just I don't want to scrape it
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off and have to put it back on again or have you know bother Janet
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to put it back on again. So that'll be the Saturday show and then
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Sunday I'll scrape it off that night and Sunday jan Is going to put it
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on again that morning, and then I'll go do the matinee show at two
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thirty. So that's the breakdown. That's basically the way the weekend is going
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to play out for me. And then after the two thirty show, I'll
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scrape the makeup off again, you know, wash out all the glitter is.
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You got to do that. I got the glitter and the beard again.
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It's not about making a statement other than I'm just trying to be the
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best mother Ginger I can be for this show. But we start a tech
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week, which means we move into the theater this week and we start doing
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our rehearsals there, and we got a busy week ahead of us, so
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I got a couple of days off before I jump in with having to be
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there. My next call times in a couple of days, so I got
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that at least no danger of you seeing me in the makeup really before.
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I don't know, I may do a promo thing or something before that,
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but right now, the only danger of seeing me in the makeup is going
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to be on a Friday or Saturday driving around or I guess leaving the theater
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on Sunday, because that could happen too in the tea party event we're doing.
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This is the first time we've done this, and it's an opportunity for
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especially if you've got little ones who kind of maybe they've been to The Nutcracker
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or you're trying to introduce them to the show. This is a good way
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to introduce them to some of the characters up close and personal. Think about
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it, like, I'm not using let's just say a big theme part I
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don't want to specifically, but a big theme park that does these character meals
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where you get to, you know, have a meal and the characters come
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in. That's that's basically what we're going to be doing in some form,
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but we got some other stuff planned and I'll be in full character for this
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show. So you can get your tickets for the Nutcracker performances or for the
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tea party go through the Columbus Ballet dot org. That's the website, the
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Columbus Ballet dot org. And only get your tickets for the ballet really through
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there or through the River Center's box office. If you get tickets for the
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tea party event, then you will get a discount on your tickets for the
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Nutcrackers. So if you're trying to do the double, you can do it
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that way, and that that's also a nice little touch to go with it.
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All Right, So that's this weekend and I'll be talking about it more.
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But we'd love to see you at at both one or both of the
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events. We'd love to see you at both. Really, I'm really looking
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forward to unleashing this case because I this is my first time speaking in the
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role of Mother Ginger. Because it's a ballet. You don't speak in a
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ballet. I've been a narrator for the show before. That's different. That's
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basically this is this is what I sound like, is the narrator, Well,
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I do it a little differently, but you know, this is this
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is basically what you're getting. Mother Ginger has got her own personality, and
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she's clearly the biggest star in the Nutcracker, you know, clearly. I
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don't think anybody could dispute that, can they? All Right, So I
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want to talk with you about oh oh oh, and quickly the Columbus State
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graduation. I want to thank them again for letting me be part of the
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graduation ceremony. I went to Columbus State, I'm a Columbus State graduate.
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I enjoy it. I've been doing it since. I believe the first year
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I did it was the December graduation of twenty seventeen. I think that's right.
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So obviously this is you know, six years of doing this, and
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I have enjoyed it every time. It was a little scary the first time.
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I didn't know what I was getting into, but I really enjoyed being
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a part of it every single time. This past Friday was no exception.
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I just really enjoy the opportunity to meet the graduates, and I meet just
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about everyone. That's part of how I do the job. When people say
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how do you do all those names. I meet them all and I talk
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to them, and I asked them how they'd like their name said, and
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I make notes so that when I call their name, I'm getting it.
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As trying to do the best I can to get everyone right. If you've
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ever done any kind of public speaking, you know there's always a possibility with
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a live microphone, of any circumstance, you can get it wrong. You
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know, God knows. I've done it. I've done it on this show.
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I've done it on radio. I've done it on TV. I've done
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I've made mistakes. I've done it in print. Print's the worst because it's
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permanent then, right, I mean radio, it's permanent, it's out there,
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But in print you can go back and look at it again and go,
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oh, why not do that one? Somebody could approved it for me.
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But I know that I missed a few. I know that there was
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one I missed, and I corrected it kind of on stage. But I
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did my best. As always, I like to feel like I'm at least
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hitting in the high ninety percent range. I think I did that again.
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But I really appreciate them letting me be a part of it. I look
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at it that way. I enjoy it. I enjoy doing it. I
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appreciate the challenge of it. I enjoy meeting all of those graduates as they
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prepare to walk across the stage. Sometimes I get just a couple of minutes
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to hear their story and see their excitement. Some of them it's very much
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a business transaction. Let me get through here. I want to get out
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the door. I'm done, let's go. Some are just ready to take
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in the day and excite it about it. There was one graduate in particular,
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said, nobody ever gets it right. She's graduated. This was a
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master's degree she was getting, I think, And she said yeah, before
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they screwed it up badly, and I was like, I'll get it today,
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and I did. I was really excited for her that I was able
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to get it right that day. So anyway, I appreciate Columbus State for
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letting me be a part of it. All right, So I just want
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to talk today. I went to over the weekend a new grocery store that
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opened, I guess late last week. New store, very nice, fantastic
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store. Bumped into some friends that were in the store, and a conversation
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with Ann and I just mentioned this because we talked briefly about they were buying,
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you know, a large amount of groceries in the store. I just
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needed a few things for a couple of meals. We had a few meals
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we planned last week that got delayed to this week, so we had most
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of what we needed for our groceries for the week. And I'd gotten a
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few things at another store already, and I was in there to get a
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few specific things at this store. So I saw them, and they had
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a full cart and they were just basically dreading getting to the register, and
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they were like, you know, this is going to be so much,
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and they were buying a lot of really help healthy food, a lot of
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fresh, healthy food, vegetables. I teased them a little bit, but
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I'm really jealous that that's what And they had their kids with them, and
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they're like, you know, we're doing and we try here, we do.
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I mean, and truthfully, most of what I bought there yesterday was
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vegetables. But we try for the sake of our kids and ourselves. And
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I've shared many times over the years my weight loss story. I lost a
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lot of weight over a period from Easter until Thanksgiving, one year. I
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guess I probably continue to really lose after that, but I was very strict
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on my calorie counting in that phase and lost a lot of weight. I've
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kept most of that weight off, and you know, it's been getting close
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to ten years. I guess it's been quite a while since that. Starting
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part of it was, Hey, I wanted to do this for my kids.
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I wanted them I didn't want them to remember me the size I was
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when I started. So we do make an effort here. We we try
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to do all of those things, but it's it can be very expensive to
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buy healthy foods. It's more expensive now than it was during the last administration.
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And every time I talk to someone and they talk about the price of
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groceries or the price of gas, inevitably I end up saying, especially if
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I know it's I don't want it to be like a jab. I don't
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want it to be something that when I say it, I don't want it
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to be antagonistic in any way. I'm not just that's just not me.
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I do this show, I have this platform to say what I want to
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say. I don't feel that I'm overly controversial on this show. I have
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been, you know, pegged for that in the past at times. But
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that's another story. But I don't. I don't feel like I'm saying anything
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overly overly drastic. I have a very open mind to hearing the other side
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of things, and I also have an attitude of I think it's we're in
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a serious place right now as a society, as a planet, where we
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don't have empathy anymore, we don't look to other people's feelings very much anymore.
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When we do claim that we're looking to support other people's feelings, I
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think it's this very false nobility that we're doing. It's this we're trying to
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take some sort of grandeur glory for oh look at me. I care about
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other people's feelings as long as they're the right feelings, because we don't often
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lift up or support people that disagree with us. We just don't do that.
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And I try not to be antagonistic. I don't want to be somebody
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who's out in public just constantly taking jabs and shots at people. You don't
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agree with me on things, you don't vote the way that I vote,
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it's not a big deal. You can go do what you want to do.
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I get frustrated when I feel like people are doing things that are intentionally
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hurtful to the country, intentionally hurtful to other taxpayers and other voters. And
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I think we're getting close to a point with this next election where this is
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going to bubble over. I'm going to try not to let it bubble over
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for me. But my point is when I see someone and we're in the
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store and they say, oh my gosh, it's so expensive now, and
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I just say, hey, elections have consequences. That's where we are right
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now. We know, back to the wrong horse. Some of us did
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record numbers of voters turned out thanks to COVID. Somehow we had a pandemic
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going on. We had more people than have ever voted in the history of
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voting, and that somehow happened. And who knows what's going to happen with
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this new virus in China. Is it getting ready to come here and force
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us to use the same voting techniques again. That made a lot of people
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scratch their head and say, I don't know how the selection turn out the
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way it did, But you know, we backed the wrong horse. We
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got a real raw deal. We had basically a president in who the economy
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was going great, COVID came along the other side, said we're going to
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use this to get rid of him. We hate his guts. He was
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supposed to step out of the way and let Hillary have it. He didn't
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do that. He didn't know his role, and he doesn't listen to us
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when we tell him what he's supposed to do every day. So we got
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to get rid of him, and let's use COVID, even if we got
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to tank our own economy to do it. There are people that was the
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mindset. There are This isn't a conspiracy theory. There's people that that was
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the mindset, and for some dumb reason, they've continued to tank the economy.
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They've continued to do things to prevent growth, and they're taking credit for
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things. This current president we have now says, oh, look at all
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the jobs I created. They're just jobs that came back after you know,
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his party did everything they could all across the country to shut everything down,
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to shut everything down, which ultimately costs jobs. It costs careers, it
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costs family businesses, It costs a lot of people their health care, It
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cost people their lives in some cases, depression, It cost us in education.
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There's so many ways that it cost us. It did so many ways,
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and now he's going to go, look, we got everything is great.
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Everything, we're back on track. The jobs are coming back. Look
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at all the jobs that I made. And it's not an acknowledgment that,
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Hey, this was just a raw deal that we all got. And let's
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be real for a minute. We're bouncing back, because eventually you're going to
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bounce back. I am a little concerned about what's going to happen next year.
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I don't know. Are we going to get another position where we're going
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to have this new mystery virus from China that is all of a sudden going
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to be here. Is that coming? Are we going to do this all
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over again? The timing of this, it's basically mid December. You know,
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we weren't aware of the COVID virus four years ago at this point they
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were. We did what we did with all the others. We said,
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ah, bird flu and swine flu and killer bees and murder hornets. Ah,
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we're fine, it'll be all right. We're not worried about it.
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You know, we're not going to deal with that. It's not going to
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get us and they never get us. And then all of a sudden it
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was January and February and we're going, oh, this is going to be
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a problem. We're hearing about this all over the world. This is bad.
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Please tell me we're not getting ready to do this all over again.
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And just remember that even if it happens again, elections have consequences. Yes,
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we have to make sure that everybody is as safe as possible. We
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can't hand a second term to Joe Biden. Okay, we just can't do
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that. We can't. And the economy has to be the issue. It
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has to be that. It's the economy, stupid, That's where we have
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to be. It's inflation, it's the economy. It's gas prices. It's
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all that it has to be. And if we're not paying attention and we
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let this happen to us again, I don't know where we're going to be.
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I don't know where we're going to be four years from that. I
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don't know what it's going to look like. I'm just trying to hang on
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for another year and a month. I mean, that's basically where I am.
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How do we get to January twentieth of twenty twenty five. How do
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we get to that right, How do we get to that point where we
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can start getting things back on track. That's what I think we have to
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just hang on to. We have to try to figure out how to get
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there. And yes, it's not just the economy, but that's a big
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it's got to be big. But you know what else affects our economy?
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Immigration, people running across the border, people coming in. Hearing more and
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more about military aid, Chinese nationals coming across the border, sneaking in,
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going through like Ecuador or whatever, and coming across the board. We should
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be paying attention to that. Why are they coming over? What is the
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purpose? Who are they? Why don't we know who they are? Why
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don't we understand what they're here for? Why aren't we having these conversations with
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them? Why are we allowing anyone to just come in and put us in
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danger? Why? Why? Why? It's the economy stupid? And yes,
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immigration is part of that, people coming into the country illegally. We
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have to be aware. And these are the two issues that people are talking
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about more than anything else. Democrats are going to try to make it about
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abortion. They're going to try to make it about It's one of the reasons
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they want negotiate. They don't want to talk now about how many weeks is
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the right amount of weeks to stop abortions. They don't want to talk about
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that. Why don't they want to talk about that because they want this to
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be a focal point on this election. If that got resolved, and I
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keep offering that up, Hey, here's something that we could get resolved.
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Everybody could come out and have some sort of a compromise, just kind of
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acquiesce. Hey, I think all life begins at conception, but I understand
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that not everybody agrees. And twelve weeks is twelve weeks. We'll take it.
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And then the other side can say, I really want to be able
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to do it until the kid's five years old. But you know, right
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now some states aren't letting anybody do it. Let's take twelve weeks in roll
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with it, and if they're not gonna even have a conversation, maybe it
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should be sixteen, maybe fourteen, let's shake hands and move on. It's
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because they want that to be a focal point in the election. That's going
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to be theo that And of course we're going to hear about racism. We're
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going to hear about sexism. We're going to hear about transphobia, all those
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things. We're all ready to line up. They're all ready to line up.
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And you know, it'll be about guns, it'll be the Second Amendment,
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it'll be about all those things. But really, at its core,
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it's about the economy. It's about immigration. That's it. That's what we
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got to focus on. We got to put our attention there, and we
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got to make sure that everybody who's feeling this pinch, gas pump, grocery
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store, healthcare, all of that, we got to make sure they all
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know, hey, there's one way to fix this. There's one way to
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O dccolumbus dot com More West Carol Morning Show right after the break. Well,
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we're now a couple of weeks away from Christmas. So have you started
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watching holiday movies or maybe holiday themed videos on TV? And when I say
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videos, I mean those fireplace videos. There's some good ones, there's some
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not so good ones. You know, the ones that you can't really tell
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where it loops. Those are pretty good. I know you have to watch
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them for a pretty good while. But when they sound authentic and they look
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pretty good, I don't need a whole lot of extra stuff. I don't
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need a cat running by periodically. That tells you that there's a loop when
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you see the cat go by again. Or I mean, if it's just
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a dog sleeping there the whole time, I can deal with that. I
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just I don't need anything to take me out of the moment. That's what
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I'm saying. Not that you just really stare at it, but sometimes you
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do. There's a great one that's just Darth Vader burning, you know,
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at his funeral. That's pretty good. Luke didn't like that when he was
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younger because he didn't like Darth Vader was on fire. But now he gets
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it, at least I think he does. We haven't watched it yet this
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year, but now there's a basically a yule log that takes you on a
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journey to different countries around the world. It's called a yule log Jams with
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a Z, right, of course it is, and it's various festive fires
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from around the planet. Stops in Canada, Poland, Germany, and gives
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you some I guess American blazes, Michigan, Vermont, and if you want
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to, you can listen to it. There's an audio only version of it,
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but there is a YouTube version of it where you can watch it.
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I like to watch the fire I like to have I mean, even if
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I've got a fire going, I like to have the crackling. Because we
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have a gas fireplace. It's not quite as you know, it doesn't have
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that zip to it doesn't have the pops and the cracks. But even if
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you're you know, utilizing the actual heat from the gas fireplace, and we
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really only use it this time of year. We use it at Christmas and
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that's about it, truthfully. But I mean we have in case you never
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know, power's out and you need some heat. That's really why we have
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it. But anyway, there it's yule log jams if you want to venture
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around the globe, and here's some fireplaces. Today may just seem like a
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normal day to everyone. It's December eleventh, right, It's this very significant
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day to an unidentified person who lives in Florida because today is the final day,
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and I assume they live in Florida. Someone bought a lottery ticket in
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Florida and today is the final day that they can redeem that lottery ticket.
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By the way, it's worth forty four million dollars lottery fifh She'll say,
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one winning ticket was sold June fourteenth, twenty twenty three, is drawing and
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has not been redeemed. The holder of that ticket has until today to claim
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the prize at the lottery office in Tallahassee, or you know, try their
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luck at winning it again. You know, so's be so disappointing. It
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would be so disappointing if they don't claim it, and if they realize after
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the fact, that would stink too. Maybe they lost it, maybe it
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was washed in a pocket. I don't know, and they don't realize that
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they won. But that's a pretty terrible thought there, you know, all
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right, news that any Italian could have confirmed for you. A new study
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says, and this is out of Italy, that eating pasta makes you happy.
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I knew that. I'm not you know, I've got a very low,
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low Italian heritage. I can tell you that it's delicious. It makes
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you happy. Pasta and happiness go hand in hand, according to Professor Vincenzo
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Russo of Italy's Free University of Languages and Communication. Researchers track the brain activity
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of student participants and found that eating pasta activates a strong emotional state similar to
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listening to music or watching sports. The study also revealed that people associate eating
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pasta with spending their time with family and friends. Forty percent of the study
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participants said pasta was a comfort food. Seventy six percent said that eating it
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increases their happiness. Pasta is good breaking news. In other news, water
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is wet. I of course, this time of year means people drink eggnog.
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Some people do, no matter how you like it, spiked or whatever,
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flavored whatever a but it's not universally loved. According to a uguff poll,
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twenty three percent of people say they love egnog. Thirty two percent say
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they like it, so that gives it a you know, mostly favorable rating
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right there. However, seventeen percent said they hate it. Sixteen percent said
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they dislike it. I don't know the last time I had egnog. It's
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not that I hate it. It's not that I dislike it. I just
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don't like it enough to make the effort. I mean, if if I'm
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at you know what, I guess I did last year, maybe at a
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holiday party, Christmas party a year ago or New Year's party, something like
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that, and it was definitely it was spiked. My friend Mark, I
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believe is the one who prepared the spiked agnog. So yes, I've had
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it. That's probably the only time I've had it though in the last maybe
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five years. It's not that I don't like it. I just don't go
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out of my way to have it around. That'll do it for this Monday
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