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*Bonus Episode* - Brian Morris - A Day of Giving · The Chris and Mike Show

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And we're live. What's up there boys and girls?
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Welcome to the Christmas Mike show.
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I'm Chrissy's Mike. This is Brian Morris, the world
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famous legendary life changing human being that has just an
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incredible life resume. Sooner or later he's going to be
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a politician that that does good for our state because that's
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just, you know, who he is. And I've known Brian Ferraro 20
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years. We decided a.
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Little over 20 now. Yeah, a little over 20 years.
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I think it's called 2022 or 23. 22 or 23 and true story, he is
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one of the only people in this world that has seen my wife
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naked. Guilty.
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Now the reason why? Guilty.
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That's an interesting tidbit fact for your listeners we had.
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Fact on a Friday afternoon. We had is Nikki.
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Going to hear this when we're gone.
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Probably she had this calendar made that was very, very
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tastefully done, black and white, and I put it up on my
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computer to screensaver. So Brian's over my house when
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they were looking at houses or shit.
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I forget about the screensaver and I run downstairs, get
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something, come back upstairs and Brian's eyes are like this
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on the computer. And let's just say I've never
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gotten the annual update sent, which really sucks because I
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thought I was on the subscription list.
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I signed up for the subscription list and I don't know if it was
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you or Nikki took me off, but I've never gotten my me.
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I'm still stuck in the same year, you know.
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It's funny how shit just pops in your head man.
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I can't believe you even thought about that.
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It's been 18 years ago. She just keeps getting younger.
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And Brian? Yeah, yeah, yeah.
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You know, yeah. But that's not why we're here
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today. We're not here to talk about my
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beautiful and amazing wife. We're here to talk about Brian
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Morris and and what he's doing now going.
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This is your 10th year. This is our 9th year and going
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back to that, thankfully it was your wife that was naked on the
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counter, not you. Because you probably would have
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kept me on the subscription list, right?
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It's our 9th. Year, it's our 9th year.
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It's the 9th year and, and let's, let's just share the
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screen here so we can share what you're talking about while
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you're talking. So this is Brian and his friend
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David Belt started this nine years ago in a in a parking lot
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right in Peoria or Glendale. So Fire Station 1 is in downtown
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Peoria and it's now restaurant. It was.
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It was not operating at the time.
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We started in the field next to there and it all started out of
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the Hurricane Harvey. So we had gone to, we had raised
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funds and and and goods for Hurricane Harvey, went to
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Houston, spent a little over a week there with 20 volunteers
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doing really good service to the community and donating 4 semi
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truckloads. We came back and our other
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friend David Dovecchio from Abd Signs and Printing had kept
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collecting while we were gone. And when we got back, the
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warehouse was full. And I mean full.
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So David and being the guy that he is, first of all, we weren't
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going back to Houston 'cause we were exhausted.
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It was emotionally, mentally, financially draining.
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But Dave goes, hey, let's do this day of giving.
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And I'm like, cool. I mean, the way Dave and I work
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and one of us comes up with the other an idea and no matter how
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far fetched it is or how far out there it is, OK, We just do it
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right. So there's no question, which is
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why we work so well together 'cause we're both really freaky
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like that. So we we decided to start
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setting up on a Friday night. Saturday showed up and we were
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like, I don't know how people are going to show up. 100 kids
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got toys and 40 families. And that sounds like a big
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number, man. We were like knocking it out of
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the park. But I'll never forget, David at
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the end of it is like, man, you know, be really cool is if
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someday we could take over the Peoria Sports Complex.
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And everybody just laughed at us.
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Now let people, let people, let people who are who are listening
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to this and they're going to watch this later.
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How, how? What's the size of Peoria Sports
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Complex? Peoria's forest complex where
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the, the Mariners practice, it's, it's, it's the training
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Center for the Seattle Mariners. It holds about 15,000 in the
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seats. So it's a, it's a fairly large
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facility. But we didn't just go from the
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field to there. Obviously the, the, the next
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step for us was the, the Community Center.
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And the first year we did really well.
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And every year we've, we've grown.
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And then the last year we were in the Community Center was two
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years ago and we wrapped the Community Center three times
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with the line and we knew we outgrew it because it was just
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too much of an event for that small of a space.
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So we took over half of the outer part of the curious forest
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complex all around the the areas.
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And we, we did, you know, 3035 hundred kids and we fed 500
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families. We thought, wait, man, we've
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really come to the point. So, you know, we were expecting
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a a pretty good turn out this year and it's exploded on us.
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But you know, I got to tell you, as much as I want to take credit
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for all of this, the the real brainchild behind the day of
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giving was David Bell with the advantage pools and landscaping.
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David and I just have this unbelievable desire to serve the
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community. We Dave is just like he he sees
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things that I don't exactly see. So I'm like the execution.
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Let's make it happen type of guy.
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I come up with my stuff. I, I have a big thing for law
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enforcement as you, as you know, I've been doing that stuff for,
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for over 20 years. When this event started to come
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together, we started putting all the stuff together.
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And every year David hears something and then he makes the
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event bigger. So just to give you an example,
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for a couple years we've heard these kids.
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I wish I had a toy to give my mom and dad, which had something
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to put underneath the tree for him.
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So last year we had parent gifts and the, the parent gifts are
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these gifts, they're on the table, they're all wrapped.
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And then they have the, the, the one gift that they can see.
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So they get to give a wrap gift to their parent.
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They don't know what they are, but this is going to be huge.
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I mean, this was the last year's clip.
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And you'll see just the, the magnitude of what we have here.
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And I want you to multiply that times 3.
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Oh, that's fantastic. And for those of you watching, I
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purposely don't have the sound on the video because I don't
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want it to overpower what we're talking about.
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But it from a visual standpoint, this is what Brian does on, this
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is his 9th year and it keeps getting bigger and bigger every
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single year. So this is kind of a behind the
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scenes stuff before the kids in the family show up, right?
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Yes, this is the day, the morning of the day of giving.
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This is a week in preparation. I I don't even, to be honest
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with you, I am. I've been working 7080 hours a
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week on top of running a business, on top of coaching, on
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top of Community College. Yeah, on top of being a dad.
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And I look at this video and I think to myself, well, that's
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cool, but we're going to have to figure out how to do all of this
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in the same time frame with four times the amount.
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Right. And the day of giving so people
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understand is is December 20th correct at the at the at the
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Peoria Sports Complex starts at 7:00 AM and goes until the last
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kids families well we. We have to be out of there by
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5:00, but I can tell you that that depending on how the event
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goes. But let Chris, we got to talk
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about the event. It's not just about the toys,
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right? Yeah, let's talk about the toys.
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So too many times we get fundraisers where people are
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like, oh, I donated toys, OK, cool.
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Well, we want to make sure they have the experience.
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So you know, like right now at the Peoria Sports Complex, you
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have candy cane lane. Well, candy cane lane is a
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really cool holiday thing that's put together.
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The owner of that is amazing, but it's a for profit business.
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You know, there's a a gate charge.
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Everything you do inside is a charge, so it costs money.
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These families wouldn't have that experience.
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So what experience are we building?
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Right? You come in the gate, it's right
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away. You have the registration
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process, you're giving wristbands for all the stuff
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that we do. We give you free food, free
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popcorn, free cotton candy. We give you bouncy houses, Santa
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Claus, cookie decorating stations, Santa Land.
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This year we added the BMX experience, the Dino crew, Hello
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Kitty. We got Elsa and Anna's going to
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be coming down and, and actually, you know, from Frozen,
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they're actually making an appearance with us this year.
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We have cosplay characters, Police Department, fire
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department, sheriff's officers. We have an entire event that is
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an experience so they can get the holiday experience.
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I get goosebumps even talking about it and I talk about it all
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the time, but it makes such an impact because these are kids
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that would not have anything. But beyond that, there's more.
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We also feed families so they get a family meal and the family
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meal is a meal for six that that they can take and prep.
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It's on the 20th, so there's five days before.
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In the past we've done turkeys. This year we we talked ourselves
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out of the turkeys just because of the handling of almost 2000
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turkeys was a lot. And so we went to a gift card.
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So fries, we're doing gift cards or fries and they'll be able to
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go there and get a Turkey or a ham or whatever kind of meat
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they want. The rest of the fixings come in
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a bag and they got the ugly pool bag with the with all the food
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of course. You don't have a pool bag and.
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Then there's a stocking area that the parents while the kids
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are going through. So this is a cool thing.
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So that toy room first couple years the parents walk the kids
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through. Well here's the issue with
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letting parents walk kids through a toy area.
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Is a kid see something they want?
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What does a parent see? They see something they want.
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Something with a what With what? With what?
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A price tag, yes. So a kid may want a $5 or $10
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squish mellow and the parent sees a $30 remote control.
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That's me. And what do you think?
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What, what, what, What do you think they're going to tell the
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kids to get? The the more expensive thing.
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Electronic. Yeah, Yep.
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So we took them out of the equation.
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Parents are not allowed to go with their kids in the toy room.
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They are put to the side. They are teamed up with a
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volunteer. Volunteer walks through.
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You know what our enrollment is right now over 7000 more 10 days
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away and I'm. Average.
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So when I show up on the 20th, what's my what's my volunteer
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role going to be? It's going to be we, we have a
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great volunteer coordinators this year.
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They're going to have individual site coordination, so different
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things from registration to food to packaging.
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We want volunteers this year. In the past, we've never been
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smart enough to do this. Volunteers were pretty much
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stuck where they were. We want volunteers to have just
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as much experience as as as the people have.
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So you're going to volunteer, let's say registration table for
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a couple hours, and you're going to go to help the kids with toys
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for a couple hours and you're going to help with bouncy houses
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for a couple hours and A food, However long you want to stay,
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come in for an hour. I promise you if you show up and
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you plan to stay there for an hour or two, you will stay there
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the rest of the day because this will move you.
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Well, you know how I am dude. I love this stuff man.
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I know. But I'm saying there's a lot of
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people like, oh, I don't have the whole day.
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I get it. We don't need the whole day.
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Don't don't think we're expecting you to hang out all
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day. Come here, get a shirt, let the
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gates open. Start talking to the kids.
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Read some of those letters from Sam and then see how long you
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actually stay there. I promise you if you if you want
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to come there, you will not want to leave until the events and
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you want to make this such a great experience.
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Now this this part of the video, this is obviously not toys.
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This is all basic needs stuff. That's teen Room.
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Teen room, OK. Teen room.
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Awesome. So this is our, we've, we've
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really tried to focus. It's very difficult to shop for
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teens. So we try to put things together
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like curling irons, video, different kind of games.
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You'll see speakers and headphones and and a little bit
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higher end stuff. They don't get as much, but they
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get something that's, you know, look at the speakers bro.
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It's. Very cool dude.
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This isn't, this isn't junk. We're not going and buying.
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This is buying yes top end stuff as much as possible as long as a
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budget allows. There's that jacket again, just
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no presentation. Is outstanding.
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It's true. Look all the socks.
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Look all the socks. Why?
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Because you need socks and I know so when you walk.
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So, so I, I'm, so I, I, I go there as somebody that I'm a
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kid, right? And I want, I'm going to take me
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to the toy room. So is there a limit?
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Obviously there's got to be limit of what toys I can get,
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how many I can pick. I mean, how do you work that
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dynamic with it? So you have a 10 year old kid
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who's walking through the toy room.
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So, so we we have a certain number of big items and a
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certain number of small items. So how this is going to get
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figured out is we've been doing through our enrollments and we
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know that we're going to have X number of people for sure that
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are enrolled. We have X number of people who
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will show up at the gate. Now, remember, in the past we've
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kind of been shooting this off of the off of the hip.
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Yeah, because we never had pre registrations.
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This year we have pre registration.
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So here's what's going to happen.
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You're going to come in, you go in, we're going to know.
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OK. Hey, we got X number of 10 year
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olds that are coming through, 10 to 12 year olds.
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These are the toys that they get.
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Here's what they get. So the volunteers, when they're
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going through, they go, OK, you can have one of these, you can
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have two of these, one of these. So we, we do it based on what we
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have now. As more people sign up,
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obviously we change the quantities.
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So we, we plan on 6000 this year.
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We've already registered 7500 and we'll get 1000 to 2000 that
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show up. So we're going to be around
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10,000. Chris.
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OK, wow. That's amazing.
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And that's the mayor of Peoria, Jason Beck.
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Yeah, this is Jason Beck. Real important to know that
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without this event or without him and his family, this event
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would not be what it was before he became mayor.
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This this is his 7th, 7th year. He came out as his family, the
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Beck family, and they donated every single bike that's there
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was donated by the Beck family. Wow.
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This year, this year he challenged a few people.
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We're hoping that they come through for us.
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I think we did like 170 bikes last year just to buy that we
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did the other day with the mayor was over 400 bikes.
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And let me tell you, they come in and how they do it is is they
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they pretty much come into a Walmart.
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We, we take a, the experience for them is they bring the whole
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family. So they have their littlest kids
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up to their oldest kids. They go down the aisle.
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Jason is there, Jane, his wife is there.
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They start going down. They get kind of an idea of what
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they're looking for. We go aisle by aisle and they
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fill the carts, fill the carts. We had over 297 carts, 297 cars
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before we bought bikes. It took two hours and 45 minutes
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with four registers open non-stop at Walmart with four
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people in each register bagging the in the trash bags to get the
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stuff from the carts into trash bags to take to the semi.
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Jason parked a 53 foot semi in the parking lot.
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We loaded it front to back with goods and goods.
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And this is all from the mayor of Peoria.
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That's from the mayor, but more importantly, it's not from the
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the city of Peoria, it's from. Jason Beckham.
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That's what I'm saying. I want people to understand this
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is the mayor opening up his checkbook.
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His personal checkbook, Right. I just, I just want to clarify
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because the city. No, Yeah, He gives the city
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through the city. They can only give so much.
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And he's not taking from the city to do this.
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No, he's doing this as a resident of Peoria because he
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loves Peoria. And he called me the other day
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and he said, Brian, he goes I can see your needs gone up.
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He goes I'm going to talk to Jane or see if we can fill
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another truck this week. Yeah, that's amazing.
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And I'm like, OK, that's well, let me tell you, it takes, it
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takes, it takes. Takes a village.
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We we go, we got there six, we left at 2:45.
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So it was 88, almost 9 hours just to get the stuff bought and
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filled. Now we got to get it unloaded
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and sorted and organized. So I mean, there's a single
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truckload is 3540 hours times how many people are there?
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Yeah, that's amazing. Hundreds of man hours.
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So the entire time you're prepping for this, you're using
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Peoria Sports Complex? We start prepping on Monday.
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We've been collecting, we have storage units scrolled away.
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We have 53 foot semis that are loaded and sitting in parking
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lots of our partner businesses. We have a 53 foot semi sitting
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at the Curious Force complex we picked up from the West Side
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Food Bank today. We've got stuff staged at we've
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already purchased. Yesterday we did a big purchase
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at 5 Below at Lake Pleasant Happy Valley. 5 Below has become
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one of our biggest partners and what makes them so unique.
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They have such a wide range of stuff that you can stretch your
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dollars. I mean, you talk about going, if
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you say go in there and you're like, hey, day of giving,
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they're going to give you a little bit of a discount.
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Plus they're going to be really, you know, in tune with what
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stuff that we need. But we, we really appreciate 5
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below because they, we, we palletized 8 pallets yesterday
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of stuff and it's sitting there and I'm like, Hey, I can't pick
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it up until Monday because I have a place to put it.
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You know, it's not like I have a million square foot warehouse
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sitting around. I've, I've got stuff everywhere.
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So Monday, Tuesday is collecting our our stuff to bring to the to
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bring there. It's our sorting.
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So, so no, no, somebody's parked in your backyard.
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Yeah. No, because I know somebody's
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parked in his mind. Yeah, I'm like, I'm like it's,
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it's parked in front of businesses and in parking lots.
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We've got them. We, we do have stuff all over.
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And as much as you think we have, I, I want you just to, to
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go through the numbers. If you have 8000 kids, that's
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8000 stockings, right? 8000 stockings with four to five
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items, that's about $12.00, right?
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8000 * 1296 thousand just in stockings.
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Then you have the family meals. You've got 2000 family meals at
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roughly 38 to $40 a meal. Well, there's another 80,000.
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Then you've got the toys, and if you give 8000 kids 50 to $60.00
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in toys, there's $480,000 in toys.
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So when you look at the numbers, you start to understand the
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scale of what's going on. And that's before I pay for the
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BMX stunt team and the bouncy houses and all that.
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This is 100%, 100% community donations.
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These are 100% businesses in the Peoria community, persons in the
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business community, individuals like Jason Beck, they're they're
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every single dollar plus is utilized for this because we we
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put our money in the people on the board of the charity.
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We're we're not we're not we're not sitting there.
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This is a brand new charity according to us, and it's been
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around since May, you know, right, So every year prior the
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the funding has all been by the businesses and the community.
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This year we've actually gotten some nice sponsors like Peoria
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Ford. Peoria Ford's been in since day
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one. Albertson's, SRPAPS, Big Red
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Roof in my UK. I can go down the list of all
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the people that have been good. We're doing toy drives at
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Chick-fil-A. We we had to print 120,000
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Flyers for Chick-fil-A at 83rd Ave.
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Bellman. It's a that's a big number of
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Flyers. That's $7000 in Flyers, right at
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a discounted price. And don't don't forget we fix
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ugly pools. We fix ugly pools and of course
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advantage pools and landscape so.
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And the Chris and Mike show. And the Chris and Mike show
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most. Definitely.
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But I, but I will tell you that you know, we're, we're running
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so thin like we're, we're right now in a budget shortfall of
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about 45,000 going into 8 days before the 8 days before the
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show or 8 days before the event. Well, I don't have $45,000.
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That's why I'd give it to you. Well here, here's the crazy
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thing. I don't need 45,000 from you,
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but let's break 45,000 down into $150.00 increments and that's
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how many people we need to donate.
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It's not what we're asking for. A lot.
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Break that down. Simplify to stupid breakdown
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45,000 to to $50 a person. Tell me how many people that is.
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And there's enough people out there that hey, maybe, maybe you
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realize that instead of giving presents this year, you give an
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understanding that, hey, if we give to someone else, this $50
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is going to feed a family or this $50 is going to give
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Christmas to somebody who would not have it.
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It's not a, you know, I'm going to donate a little bit and it's
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going to go do this. You get the toys and tots toys
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Tots a great program, but a lot of those toys do not stay in the
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local market. It's a national organization.
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They determine where it goes. Every single dollar donated
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stays right here in the community.
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It, it, it encourages the community.
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It, it restores the community and it supports the community.
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And it's all done by, by, by people you know.
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Yeah. So in order so for people to
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give on the website I saw, let me just go back to it and I'll
20:22
share the screen again. Do you have something as simple
20:27
as AQR code that you can post and share like the video you the
20:31
video you made the other day? I sent you a message.
20:33
I want you to send me that so I can share it.
20:34
OK, Because I mean, I can, I can share it off your page.
20:37
I just want to put it on all my East Valley stuff because you
20:41
and I are an hour apart. So if we weren't an hour apart,
20:44
I would be so much more involved with what?
20:46
You so go to the very top where it says donate.
20:48
OK, donate right there. There you go.
20:49
It goes right to the donation link.
20:51
Just go ahead and. How to make a dollar?
20:54
Yep. All the way down to the bottom.
20:56
Well, I want people to see it. So 25 bucks provides a yeah, but
20:58
you'll actually see it better. In the actual OK, back up, back
21:01
up, back up. Back up, back up.
21:02
Back up, back up. Don't eat now.
21:04
Don't eat now. Gotcha.
21:05
OK. So there's where it tells you
21:08
how to make an impact. So if you look at it, $25 feeds
21:11
a family, provides a full holiday meal, OK, $55 stuff a
21:15
stocking gives children stocking.
21:16
Obviously I just gave you the numbers on stocking so you know
21:19
it's a big number, $100 gives toys and gifts to children, 250
21:23
support a family, covers of meals, you know, toys,
21:26
everything. 500 you get to actually bring some holiday
21:29
magic. 1000 is community hero. You're doing you could donate as
21:33
little as much as you want. If it's $5 we'll take it.
21:36
The other thing is is this year we added the monthly
21:39
reoccurring. Yeah, because realistically this
21:42
year, that next year we know this events going to hit 20,
21:46
1000 people. I want you understand this,
21:48
that's awesome. We would be over 20,000 right
21:50
now if we had it open in more areas.
21:53
Right now. We've kept it pretty tight in
21:55
the Peoria, Glendale district. We're still getting a lot of
21:57
bleed over from other areas, but we've, we've kept our, our
22:00
marketing very close to that. So you know, the reality, the
22:04
monthly ones, you can do a monthly donation if you donate
22:08
$10 a month and you do it. So that's $60.00 a year.
22:12
Imagine if I had 1000 people doing that, right, right.
22:14
You know, it's, it's just an awesome thing.
22:16
And the cool thing is, is every single dollar you donate is
22:20
dollar for dollar tax write off. Yeah, that's fantastic.
22:24
That is, that is outstanding man.
22:26
It is outstanding to think in a decade you went from 40 people
22:30
to 20,000 next year is it's mind blowing.
22:34
Well, and, and people don't really understand the numbers.
22:37
So a shop with a cop event, we're doing one tomorrow with
22:40
the Peoria. And again, we do other
22:41
fundraisers and stuff too. We're working with shop with a
22:43
cop in Peoria. They, they, they affect 56 kids.
22:47
Wow, 56. OK.
22:49
It's it's a great experience. We're going to affect 8 to 10,
22:54
1000. That's amazing.
22:56
It is. When you look at that, just
22:59
multiply that every kid gets 4 to 5 toys.
23:03
Yeah, that's that's fifty 100,000 toys.
23:06
Toys aren't a dollar, guys. No.
23:08
They're not even at the cheapest stores.
23:09
They're 6:10, 12/15/20 dollars. And based on that video that he
23:13
showed me, Brian, you have done your best to provide a quality
23:18
product like. We're not.
23:20
We don't put out a real. Christmas.
23:21
Yeah, that's. So the presentation.
23:24
Was just outstanding. Two things that we've never
23:26
shorted ourselves on is, and again, we've paid out of pocket
23:30
on this stuff for years and we're still paying out of
23:33
pocket. It's not about the money, it's
23:36
about the event and the experience.
23:38
Dave and I have the true heart for, for doing this.
23:41
The people who volunteer on the board that are involved
23:43
everyday, people who donate, we're going to have 800
23:46
volunteers, OK? The people who volunteer for
23:49
this event, it's a true heart for giving.
23:51
There's not a question on, oh, how's it going to come back to
23:53
me? It's not about that.
23:54
It's about what can we do to make an impact?
23:57
So our businesses are now run to make an impact on the community.
24:02
And is that the best way to be to, to, to live a real,
24:04
comfortable, non stressful life? No, because now you're now
24:08
you've taken on an event that needs you to be at your best all
24:12
the time. You need your business to be at
24:14
the best all the time so you can support the event to be at your
24:17
best all the time. You take away time and effort
24:19
from your family. I, I, I am, I got a text last
24:23
night from Jessica. She said, Hey, do you think
24:25
you're going to be able to spend some time with us this
24:28
afternoon? Because there's so much, there's
24:31
so much going on that that, that she's, she's basically, you
24:35
know, and I'm like, I'm really sorry, you know, it, it sucks,
24:39
but this is where we're at because there's no one else to
24:42
do the work And you have to, you have to take ownership of, of
24:45
this stuff. You can't just, you can't just
24:47
expect that other people are going to have the same interest
24:50
and involvement that you have. And you know, there's no the
24:55
only gratification we get is seeing the smiles well, we get
24:58
at the end of the day. Sure.
24:59
Well, every kid. And just so people know, Jessica
25:01
is is your your partner. Fiance.
25:06
And fiance. And Little Bee's mommy.
25:08
Yes. So because, you know, people are
25:12
like, who's Jessica? Sorry, I apologize for that.
25:14
You're OK. Clarify.
25:15
I'm just like in the moment. You're OK.
25:17
And while you were talking, I just put this, I put this on the
25:20
Chris and Mike show page, the link, as well as on my personal
25:24
page. And then I'll continue showing
25:25
that 'cause you're going to see that video when we're off the
25:27
show. I'm going to send you the.
25:29
We we updated more videos yesterday.
25:31
I'm going to send you those. I mean, we are, we are, like I
25:36
said, we're, we're getting these 5/10/20 dollar donations.
25:39
And I'll tell you every day we're making just a little bit
25:41
of a dent, a little bit of a dent.
25:42
The big push going to the holidays and, and again, for
25:45
anybody who's listening, I get it, money's been tight this
25:47
year. But I want you to think about
25:49
everything that you have and how blessed you are.
25:51
And when I tell you some of the letters that we read when kids
25:55
asked for stuff from Santa, they fill out a letter to Santa.
25:58
Chris, Mike, what was the number one thing kids are going to ask
26:00
for when they letters to Santa? Toys.
26:03
Yeah, toys. Computers.
26:05
Really. Now.
26:06
It's computers, you know. Yeah, but I'm saying, but you
26:08
know, you've got game. Stations Computer.
26:10
What do you think? What do you think these kids?
26:12
What do you think these kids are asking for?
26:14
IPods honestly, iPads, AI no no. These kids, they asked for
26:19
people to be happy to see them. They asked for Oh, you told me
26:22
that. Yeah, they asked.
26:23
They asked for meals that they can eat twice a day.
26:25
They they asked not to go hungry when school's out of session.
26:28
They asked for bombing Daddy not to be drug addicts.
26:31
They asked for their parents not to be dead. 40 percent, 40% of
26:36
our enrolled kid, parent parent enrolled guardians are foster
26:41
homes and grandparents, foster homes and grandparents, 40%
26:45
absent, absent parents, dead parents, prison parents.
26:49
These kids are these kids are growing up in in there's,
26:51
there's this one lady who called me.
26:53
She says I, I really, I want to tell you, I thank you.
26:55
I live in a 55 plus community. I have to sneak my kids.
26:58
I have to sneak the kids in and out.
26:59
They're not allowed to play outside because we're in a 55
27:01
plus community because she has no way else of supporting them.
27:05
She's on Social Security. I had another lady call me.
27:08
She said, hey, I want to let you know that I had my grandkids
27:10
because my kid was in prison and they gave them to me.
27:15
I'm, I'm living, I'm 65 years old living on Social Security.
27:18
I have nothing to give them. I brought them to this event and
27:20
you guys treated us so, so well. She goes, my daughter got out of
27:24
prison, got the kids back and I haven't seen them since.
27:26
But I wanted to let you know how life changing it was for me.
27:29
So I'm signing up to volunteer this year and I'm bringing my
27:32
older grandkids to actually participate in the events.
27:35
When I start posting the stuff that we get, it's it's mind
27:40
blowing, mind blowing. But when you see a kid just
27:44
being like, hey, I just want someone happy to see me, you
27:47
know, think about that. Yeah, that's amazing, dude.
27:52
It's nuts. It'll.
27:54
Change your life for sure. Yes, and I'm talking because I'm
27:58
just like, you know, I'm so like.
28:01
Well, I was going to say earlier, man, you guys, it's
28:05
obviously your and your partner's exuberance for what
28:08
you're doing that has made this a success.
28:10
I mean, you can feel how much this means to you.
28:14
You know, some people are going through the motions.
28:17
We're letting you talk, obviously, because we're getting
28:20
close to the crunch time for you.
28:22
And this is so near and dear to your heart.
28:24
But your exuberance and your passion for what you guys have
28:28
created is just overwhelming, man.
28:32
Well, like I said, when you guys, when you come out there, I
28:35
know Mike, you won't be there, but.
28:36
I would if I was there. I mean, that's what your passion
28:39
has done for me too. And I've always said Christmas
28:41
is for the kids, man. Yep, a kid should.
28:44
We never do not have a crisp, but you know they should never
28:47
not have this one Christmas. I love the Angel Tree IDs.
28:50
I've done the Angel Trees. I've go.
28:51
Yeah, you have company. We buy 1020 Angel Trees every
28:54
year. Chris, you know you worked for
28:55
me. We did it.
28:56
Yeah, but I never felt like I was making enough of a
29:00
contribution like I was. I was, I was I was doing what
29:03
most people do. You know, I donated or you walk
29:06
by the Salvation Army. I gave you 5 bucks.
29:08
Well, you know, that's. Right, right, right, right.
29:10
Yeah. I wanted to, I wanted to create
29:13
something so awesome that someday when these kids are
29:18
looking back on it, not all these kids are going to stay in
29:20
this kind of poverty situation. 99% of the people we have are
29:24
poverty stricken. They're living in areas, they're
29:27
living paycheck to paycheck, parents lost jobs, are on access
29:29
or on Social Security, whatever it is, right?
29:32
But these kids aren't always going to stay there.
29:33
They're going to grow up and they're going to make a
29:36
difference in this world and they're going to change.
29:38
Now they have. You're starting to change lives,
29:41
right? Yes.
29:42
Right, you're building a culture.
29:43
That's it. Exactly, exactly.
29:46
They're going to remember a positive experience in one of
29:49
the most negative times in their life.
29:51
Right, exactly. You build the culture, somebody
29:53
wants to help. If there's a little kid who
29:55
wants to help, you let them help because that that is ingrained
29:57
in them. Then they start realizing how
29:59
good it feels to help. And then they'll continue
30:01
helping as they as they mature and grow.
30:03
And all of a sudden they're 30 years old and they're helping,
30:06
giving back to you being on a regular basis because why you
30:08
let them help when they were five, 6-7 years old.
30:11
Well, here's the other thing. We have volunteers that come out
30:14
that are some of our volunteers are 1213 years old and they're
30:18
on the 7th and 8th year participating, you know, so as
30:22
as the attendees grow up, so do the volunteers that's.
30:25
Amazing. And some of our are more
30:27
experienced volunteers. They, they like, they're bosses,
30:30
man. They're like, Oh yeah, this is
30:31
what we do. You know, they're like, it's so
30:33
cool to see a nine year old so confident in what they're doing.
30:36
Like, Oh no, I'm in the toy room.
30:37
That's what I'm going to do. And they're grabbing kids.
30:40
So this year we're trying to streamline a lot of the issues
30:42
we've had. So we're tagging our volunteers
30:46
that are bilingual with orange wristbands.
30:47
We're tagging Spanish only with orange wristbands so you can
30:50
connect people. We, we've really worked on being
30:53
able to make the experience. Hey, if I see you and I'm
30:56
Spanish, right, I know this, I want you to have a good
30:59
experience. They're going to walk up to you
31:00
and be like, hey. You know, so if you get
31:03
something from Cuba, I can talk like Tony Montana and I can
31:05
help. You do that because I don't have
31:07
any Cubans. I can do Cuba, put a code
31:09
refugee and then you know, you could talk about the battle and
31:11
if they're, if they're from Ireland or Scotland, I can help
31:13
them definitely. You know, we talked about the
31:15
potato famine. I hate to say but you're not
31:17
getting a wristband. No wristband for me, no
31:19
wristband for. Me, I wouldn't give you more
31:21
either unless I was looking for Comic Relief.
31:24
You're gonna get a T-shirt that says volunteer on it in English.
31:27
I can do. Thank you.
31:28
Come again. Would you like some presents?
31:30
Come here, please. I give you presents, all kinds
31:31
of presents. What kind of presents do you
31:33
want? We have all kinds of presents.
31:34
We have presents for everybody. Give him one that says volunteer
31:36
and then in big red letters in training.
31:39
In training, volunteer training wheels fell off Sorry.
31:47
That's awesome. So you have to, we have to make
31:50
this an East Valley, West Valley thing because if you, if you can
31:53
start it, if you can start branching over the East Valley,
31:55
that I can be heavily involved. So then you have both parts of
31:58
the valley. Right.
32:00
That that's the plan. That's the plan.
32:02
Because I think that would be fantastic.
32:05
So I'm going to share all your stuff.
32:06
You're going to send me some videos?
32:08
Anything else you want to share? You want to talk about man?
32:11
All I'm asking people is to see in their hearts, you know, if
32:14
they can see it in their hearts to make a difference this year.
32:17
You know, realize that we're not asking you to send us $45,000.
32:21
We're asking you to sign up and donate.
32:22
You know your time, your love, You know your, your, your good
32:27
wishes. Share our links, donate a few
32:30
dollars, a few dollars makes a difference.
32:32
And then find a few more people to to share a few dollars.
32:34
This is the real deal. This is community helping
32:36
community. This is a, as you can tell by
32:40
the bags, I'm not sleeping and we're, we're working as long and
32:43
hard as we can. I woke up this morning just
32:45
completely wiped out. And you know, next week hasn't
32:47
even started yet, right? So I, I, I tell people we're,
32:51
you know, we're on the 20th Christmas is four or five days
32:54
away from our event. The, the event's going to impact
32:57
directly people in the community.
32:59
So if you could donate, you know, please do give what you
33:02
can. I'm not asking you to give more
33:04
than you can, but if you can donate your time.
33:07
We need volunteers. We're we're going to need
33:10
massive amounts of volunteers and.
33:12
For me to so for me to come out on the 20th, I go to website and
33:15
I sign up as a volunteer. Yes.
33:17
OK, I'll do that. The only reason why we want
33:19
people to sign up is because it gives us a better idea of our
33:21
T-shirts, shirt sizes and then obviously who's coming so we can
33:24
start putting people in the right.
33:25
Places understood And why we were sitting here listening to
33:28
your story. I gave you some money.
33:29
So there you go. I didn't add, I didn't add a
33:34
comment or anything. I just, I just, I don't like to,
33:36
you know, look at me. But I did give you some money.
33:39
I I do see that. That's how.
33:40
So, so you don't. So you're less than now you're
33:43
less than four now you're less than 45,000.
33:45
And I'm probably going to go on there, do a monthly thing.
33:47
I do a month. Yeah.
33:48
Oh, it shows. It damn it right there.
33:51
I thought it would be because I didn't do notes.
33:53
I thought it would be just be like you couldn't see it.
33:56
No, it it, it comes right to my phone.
34:00
I believe me. I I monitor this stuff.
34:02
I I'm constantly reworking budget.
34:04
So like yesterday we were only going to spend so much at at 5
34:08
below we went live, we got a few more donations.
34:11
Yeah, I was like, OK, as the donations are coming out, I'm
34:13
spending another 250, I'm spending another 500, I'm
34:16
spending on this. So we went what from what our
34:17
budget was, we were able to spend another $3500 yesterday
34:20
just from people who donated while we were on a live video.
34:23
Yeah, that's cool. And I might challenge anybody
34:25
watching this that sees this, go do something.
34:27
Even if it's 5 bucks, you can do 5 bucks.
34:28
I'm going to do a monthly one too, but I wanted to actually
34:30
just see how it worked while we're on the phone, while we're
34:32
on the show here and I see how it works.
34:34
It's really simple to do. It really took me like 2 minutes
34:35
to do it. So not hard to do.
34:38
So 5 bucks to 1000 bucks. I mean, it's, I mean really just
34:41
don't go out to eat once a month.
34:42
And you can, you can give to the entire community of Peoria West
34:46
Valley. You can feed clothes and help
34:49
have a Christmases for kids that don't have it.
34:52
And like Brian said, it's you're not getting the ones that that
34:56
don't need it. You're getting the ones that get
34:58
the free meals and the free breakfast.
34:59
They're the ones that go to school on the same clothes every
35:01
day. There's another organization I'm
35:03
a part of. I'm not going to steal your
35:04
Thunder. They kind of do the same thing
35:06
and they're focused on the title one school.
35:08
So they're focused on the kids that don't have enough.
35:10
They're living mouth to mouth. There's.
35:11
A crazy thing. So Peoria, everything's Peoria
35:15
of everything north of Bell Road.
35:16
OK Peoria, north of Bell Road, fairly affluent Peoria, South of
35:20
Bell Road. One of the poorest school
35:23
districts in there. So title one.
35:26
But here's the thing. When these kids don't have
35:29
school, right, they're on on break or they're on on summer
35:32
break, how do they eat right? Most of them don't.
35:36
Yeah, they don't. Yeah, that's that hand to mouth
35:39
thing like Lily, you're, you're, you're living hand to mouth.
35:42
Like it's not, it's not a joke. That's why it pisses me off when
35:46
there was somebody I came across not too long ago, bought a house
35:49
for major discount and fixed it, flipped it.
35:52
And then, you know, he told me he gave the proceeds to an
35:56
orphanage in in Mexico. Really.
35:58
Really. Mexico.
36:00
Yep. What about America, man?
36:03
What about our backyard? You live in my backyard and
36:05
you're taking the money you post that you made because oh, I
36:07
don't need the money. I've made enough money in my
36:08
lifetime and you give it to another country?
36:11
What about our backyard, man? What about the kids that don't
36:14
have enough? Well, that's what's always
36:16
gotten me is ever since I was a kid, we talked about and, and
36:19
I'm not saying kids in other countries don't need it.
36:22
Let's drive. Let's drive down to central
36:24
Phoenix. Let's drive down.
36:25
Let's drive down the the I-17. Let's drive down the 101, the US
36:29
60. Let's see the homeless people
36:31
sleeping on the street, right. Let's see our veterans that are
36:33
being left out in the cold that are that are that are dealing
36:36
with PTSD and other emotional, physical and, and, and, and.
36:41
Emotional financial problems. And we're not, we're not able to
36:44
to assist them, but we're able to give money to assist.
36:47
It just doesn't make. Sense to me?
36:48
No, I agree. No, I agree.
36:49
I understand something. We are year round organization.
36:52
This is our this is our top flagship event.
36:54
So the reason why the monthly donations are important is
36:56
because we do other things. We feed those title one kids
36:59
during the summer. We do backpack drives.
37:01
Last year 2500 backpacks, we helped 300 teachers.
37:05
We don't just supply the kids. We're always going one step
37:08
beyond. So we do the backpack drive as
37:12
well, which helps the kids and the teachers.
37:14
So there's a lot of kids. We don't just give them
37:16
backpacks, we give them haircuts and we get them my exams and we
37:19
get them. I mean, think about the fact of
37:21
the depth of our events is not just it's not just one sided.
37:25
It's like, oh, you came in and got a backpack.
37:27
Cool. No, we got you a back to school
37:30
haircut. We got you a vision test to make
37:31
sure we're on the right thing. We find you a dental provider.
37:34
We get you assistance. There's there's people who will
37:37
show up that are hiring. So the people that are lost
37:39
jobs. So we're, we're adding more and
37:42
more and more and more and more to actually put you on a better
37:45
path for that. Because there's kids that are
37:48
like, I was afraid to go to school because I was like a bum.
37:50
Foster houses that bring 10:15 kids that come in and they're
37:53
just like, they don't care what the craft packs.
37:54
They're getting a haircut from a professional Barber.
37:58
That's awesome. Is that Wooten Wooten
38:00
Barbershop? No, it's.
38:02
Come on, Kyle. It's actually the Barber call
38:04
that sends out 15/20/2020 people and they cut hair 5/6 an hour
38:09
for straight 8 hours. OK, so this talks about a little
38:12
bit what you just what you just touched on.
38:14
So the backpack drives, This is why Brian said it's an it's an
38:17
annual thing. It's not just it's not just day
38:18
of giving. So you have a backpack drives
38:20
right there, right? Then you have your holiday
38:22
sport, then you have your year round programs and you have all
38:24
your local partners. So this is something you can
38:27
make an impact on on a monthly basis, year round, not just one
38:29
time we'll send. You.
38:31
Yeah, go ahead, go ahead. We'll send you newsletters,
38:35
you're gonna get pictures, you're gonna hear letters from
38:37
the community, you're gonna get videos.
38:39
The idea is we're not. We're not just wanting you to
38:42
donate your money. Honestly, the money allows us to
38:45
facilitate the operation, the rental, the facilities, allows
38:48
us to know where we are budgetarily, so we know where
38:50
we're at when we shop. We shop as a 5O1C3 so we don't
38:54
pay taxes. We're able to negotiate deals
38:56
with suppliers. So there's our dollars.
38:58
Go a lot further, right? Yeah.
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But more importantly, we're connecting with you as a partner
39:04
in our event. We need people who are
39:08
emotionally we invested as much as financially and sometimes the
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emotional investment is greater for us than the financial
39:13
investment. Because when we need volunteers
39:17
to show up and 700 and 5800 volunteers are needed.
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Think about how many I'm going to need when that events 20,000
39:23
kids. What if we take over the
39:24
Cardinal Stadium? I want you to think about this.
39:26
I want you to think we grew from a field, A1 acre field and
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helped 100 kids and fed 40 families to to where we're at.
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We're going to feed over 2000. Well, in order for us to handle
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20,000 I need a bigger venue. Yep, right.
39:39
Yep. Wouldn't you like to be a part
39:41
of that? Like to, to, to, to, like to,
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like, be involved in that, to say, yeah, I do that.
39:48
The mayor of Peoria came out last year and said this is
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singly the largest day of giving in the state of Arizona.
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Singly, the single largest day of giving the state of Arizona
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100% of the community dollars goes back into the community.
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That's rare. That's absolutely rare.
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So you want to find out more about this?
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Here's the website adayofgivingaz.org.
40:10
Correct. A day of givingaz.org.
40:14
Correct. A Day of givingaz.org.
40:16
So go there. You can become a sponsor.
40:18
You can donate right away. You can see the different
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programs I do year round. It's not that hard to do it.
40:23
I donated money where we're sitting here talking, so it's
40:25
really simple to do. You can do PayPal, credit card,
40:28
debit card, whatever, but go to go to a Day of Giving az.org,
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check it out, find out what's going on, learn more about it.
40:36
December 20th is the day of giving.
40:37
It starts at 7:00 AM, they go till 5:00 PM Peoria Sports
40:42
Complex, all the information on the website.
40:44
So you definitely want to be involved in this.
40:46
You definitely want to do something that's going to help
40:47
stay within the community because that's the biggest thing
40:50
we talked about a lot of these big organizations of American
40:53
Red Cross, all those kind of folks, none of the dollars stay
40:55
locally. Brian set this up.
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Brian and David Bell set this up to everything stays local.
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It helps local people, helps local kids, families.
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It's fantastic. And everybody likes to give
41:05
during the Christmas season. So let's just champion everybody
41:07
to do, you know, do a one time and instead of a monthly because
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again, monthly is going to help him year round.
41:13
Right there, man. Yeah, it is.
41:14
I think the most important thing that Brian said in this whole
41:17
time is take a look around at what you have, right?
41:21
It's real easy to say, well, money's tight for me too.
41:25
Well, is it, you know, when you're, I'm sitting here looking
41:28
at a $3000 computer and you know, it's real hard to say I
41:33
don't have $25 to donate to your cause or anybody else's 'cause
41:37
when I have so much, right? That's the most important thing
41:41
that you said during this whole time.
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Look at what you have. Yeah.
41:45
Well, I think, I think, I think what happens is, is we all have
41:48
this version of where we're at, right?
41:54
And as we get more, we have more bills, we have more stuff, we
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have a different version of what we have.
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And I don't have this. I don't have this.
42:02
It's not about being thankful for what we have.
42:04
It's about wondering what we don't have or being like on that
42:06
pursuit. That's what that's what the
42:08
American dream is, right? The pursuit of buying more shit.
42:11
And let's be honest. Otherwise.
42:13
Otherwise Walmarts and Targets wouldn't exist.
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Well, that's why what Chris said is important.
42:18
You cannot go out to dinner one night a month, right?
42:21
To provide somebody else with, I think you said it when we tried
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to do this the first time, how much does $25 feed for?
42:30
Families and and be honest about this.
42:32
You can't go out to dinner anymore for less than 100 bucks.
42:34
Of course you so and if you have a family of four, you're talking
42:37
$200 easy. So stay.
42:39
Go get a rotisserie chicken from Costco for 6 bucks.
42:41
And instead of that $200 feed your family of four, it's going
42:45
to feed 24 exactly right? Yeah, so just take one night a
42:49
month, go buy a Costco chicken, go buy a bag of potatoes and get
42:52
some corn, sweet corn, make it at home and take that 200 bucks
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and give it to Brian. Hey, man.
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There you go. I'm Chris.
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He's Mike. This is Brian Morse day of
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givingaz.org. You want to go check out the
43:02
website? You want to go help this man do
43:04
what he does on a grand scale? It all stays in Arizona.
43:07
It all stays in the community. I can't think of a better thing
43:10
to do. So if you don't live in Arizona,
43:12
but you want to help us, that's great.
43:14
Do so because why not, right? Make you know, it feeds your
43:17
soul. Giving back feeds your soul.
43:19
It feeds my soul. That's why I do it so much and I
43:20
love doing it. So with that holiday season,
43:24
it's a bad time of year for a lot of people.
43:26
You get depressed, suicidal, you, you feel unworthy, all that
43:28
kind of jazz. Go scream in a pillow, go write
43:30
in a journal, go workout, go run.
43:32
Go find somebody to talk to. If you if you leave this world
43:37
because you're feeling suicidal, you're going to leave a hole in
43:40
somebody else's heart. So don't do that.
43:41
If you can't someone find someone to talk to, text 988.
43:43
Somebody's there standing by right now to talk to you, to
43:45
help you get off that Cliff. Tomorrow is a better day with
43:48
you in it. I'm Chris.
43:49
He's Mike. That's Brian Morris.
43:50
I love you guys both. You're both love you too.
43:53
Man, love you guys too. Thanks again Brian for coming
43:55
back on and best of luck with your event and come back in and
43:59
tell us how some how it went. Yeah, and sometime next year we
44:02
have to have your alter ego, Mr. Peptide on the show.
44:05
Man, I got some new stuff for you on that one.
44:07
New regulations coming down. This is a little teaser for
44:10
that. New regulations are coming down
44:12
that are gonna make it a big change in the peptide world.
44:14
So the educated are gonna be the ones that are able to move
44:18
forward on these journeys. They're really trying to take
44:20
away. Sorry to transgress, but they're
44:24
really trying to to put the the power back in big pharma because
44:27
they're losing control over the the money making cash cow.
44:30
I was be honest with you, you don't need that.
44:32
You don't need big pharma to do peptides.
44:35
I was literally going to say, Brian, make sure that you
44:37
schedule that show with him because you know that's
44:40
something that's I'm super interested in that.
44:42
So if you got new information that you'd like to get out to
44:44
everybody, I'm that's the first guy that wants to hear it.
44:48
Yep. It, it's right there.
44:50
It's all about discipline and discipline and everything you do
44:52
in your life, you know, you have to, you have to run your
44:54
businesses. You have to, you have to, to be
44:58
discipline in your business. You have to be discipline in
44:59
your marriage, to be discipline in your, in, in your parenting.
45:02
You need to be disciplined in how you take care of yourself.
45:04
And that's really what it's all about.
45:05
You have one life to live, man. One soul you got.
45:07
Yeah. Might as well take care of it.
45:09
Until next time. Peace.
45:11
Peace. Don't go anywhere, Brian.
45:14
We got to make sure. We don't want to find this stuff
45:18
for you. Look the tablet on your journey.
45:30
You will go. Feel the trail behind your eyes.
45:42
Feel yourself and meet you. Go take a moment, listen to you,
45:49
see it. Watch the battle that you bought
45:52
as we are. Watch the battle, but you fuck
45:57
Will. Who is this baby?
47:20
Come down here, we haven't found something.
47:24
You see the sand from fighting. Wait for the dead when it's.
47:31
Closer out here. For the wind you ain't no
47:36
quizzes. Little plants found you, Should
47:40
you put it on the almighty bed. You got a dream.
47:46
Who in your life to keep our soul in every day?
47:52
Take your turn behind your eyes. Feel the soul revolution now.
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Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
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Take a moment.