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Believe Them · 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 Carol Morning Show. Tuesday morning, twenty seventh
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day of June. I'm Wes. Thanks for joining me. Hey, two
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days in a row in the same place, got a new street going,
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got a consecutive streak going. Look at us. Those of you who found
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us yesterday, some of you may be finding us today. I appreciate it.
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And those of you who've reached out in the last few days to say,
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hey, what happened? This is this is what happened, And you
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can listen to yesterday's show and get a full description or more of a description.
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Still not ready to give the full description yet. I'm not sure that
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I've gotten all the answers that I want from the host company for where this
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site originates, Well, it originates here in my studio, and then it
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goes to a host site that distributes it's out to different podcasts channels where you
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you listen. I'm not even sure as of this morning if we're back up
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on Google yet. We weren't on Google yet. Google takes a little bit
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longer to verify things with the show. Some of the others come in almost
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immediately once the show is active, and some of the shows take just or
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the channels I guess take just a little bit longer. So if we're not
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back on Google just It, we will be. We should be there pretty
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soon. Just a quick recap and you can listen to more of this on
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yesterday's show. Fight the Power was the name of that show. I'll just
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just a quick recap. I took a vacation last week and then I came
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back this week to As I got into the weekend last week, I got
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a notification from the company that hosts where these shows get uploaded and then distributed
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to the different channels. That's probably the better way to say it. And
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they let me know that they had to delete my show, not all of
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my shows, just the one that has some conservative talk in it, and
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which I'm thankful. I don't want to I don't want to have to go
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through all this again with another show. It was just one show, but
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there are reasons for that. I'm still waiting on them to give me an
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example of what they've accused me of doing as it relates to the show.
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They think there's some suspicious activity because of how many listens are there, which
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I had nothing to do with other than, you know, thanking you for
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listening and then encouraging you to listen. That's all I've done. So they
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deleted it, and then I got a message from them yesterday letting me know
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that they couldn't undeleted. It was gone, but I could start up another
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show, which I'd already done, and that they had to do it initially
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for to make sure everyone was safe. That was the reason, what part
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of the reason everyone was safe, And to make sure that all of the
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tools for the were used correctly for their hosting service. So, again without
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giving me examples of what they claim was done, I can't really. All
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I can tell you is that I didn't do anything. I record the show,
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I upload the show, I thank you for listening to it. I
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encourage you to listen to it. That's about the extent of it for me.
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So whatever it is that they think has happened, you know, it's
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just about your safety. It's just about your safety. Whatever I'm saying on
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this hate ridden I don't know ultra right wing, I don't know what they
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call, I don't know what I am. I don't know what they call
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me. I am a conservative, I am a good friend, and regular
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listeners said I'm much more centrist than many other conservative shows, which you know
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I certainly think. I just approach all this from a common sense perspective.
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I'm not spouting off things to make people mad to get listeners. I just
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try to give a perspective on things. That's all I try to do.
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And I'm flatter than any of you like what my perspective is, and I
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appreciate that. And I know sometimes you disagree with me. I know sometimes
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that you agree with me. The fact that either of those happens in that
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you continue to listen, I appreciate very much. There I go again,
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thanking you for listening. I'm putting you in danger by thanking you for listening
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and encouraging you to listen. So if there's anyone that you know who's been
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listening to the show over time, and there's somebody that you've talked to about
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it, or just let them know this is the new location for it.
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It doesn't seem that they're going to delete it again anytime soon. Maybe they
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have to wait two plus years. Let me get nine hundred more episodes in,
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and then they can say, well, we're gonna wipe it out,
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We're gonna blow it up and make him start all over again. So but
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for everyone's safety, everybody's got to be safe. Everybody's got to be I
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guess everybody's on edge with safety after the whole submersible thing. Everybody's on edge.
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They want to be safe. So please, I know this isn't about
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safety, but I'm telling you encourage others the There's a number of things we're
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working out with this with the hosting company that may not be the hosting company
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for much longer, but at least for a little while they are, and
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they're doing things to try to restrict my income on the show, which is
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not fair. So I appreciate those of you that are sponsoring the show and
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those of you who are supporting it on Patreon. God bless you for that.
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Thank you for that. And hopefully the other stuff will get itself sorted
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out, because again I'm just waiting on some sort of you know, whatever
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it is specifically they're accusing me of by all of you listening to it.
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Somehow they just don't believe how many people are listening apparently, So that's that.
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But for now, we're here, this is where we are, and
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we're coming for your children. Oh no, no, wait, that's part
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of the story I'm going to talk about today. It's a different story altogether.
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So let's talk about the New York City annual drag Queen Parade that took
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place. And I guess this is on the anniversary of the Stonewall Riots of
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nineteen sixty nine. And there were LGBTQ plus folks there, including those the
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nuns, the drag nuns that were honored at the Dodgers games. Where are
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they call sisters or perpetual indulgence or what they're calling And they were there,
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and some of the folks that were there were heard chanting, we're here,
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We're queer, We're coming for your children. Now, this is something that
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once upon a time we were told was not the case. That was a
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silly thought, that was a silly notion that LGBTQ plus, well back then
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they just called them, you know, gay people. They were gay and
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lesbian. That was the two things. And now it's as many more letters
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involved in it. And I have said many times, here you be you.
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I believe I were the gist of what our founders intended for us in
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this country was that everybody could do their own thing, and you go do
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your own thing until it hurts somebody else. Now, folks what they choose
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to do in their bedroom, as long as they're not breaking any laws,
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as long as they're not doing it against someone's will, or to someone who
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is not age appropriate, or to an animal that has no consensual ability in
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it, all those things. But otherwise, another consenting adult that wants to
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do that, you go be you. I don't want to hear about it.
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I don't want to know about it. I don't need any discussion on
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the matter. I don't need any discussion on the matter in a classroom.
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I don't need to know anything about it. You want to introduce them and
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say, hey, this is my husband or my wife. Pleased to meet
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you. Right, that's the extent of me needing to know about it.
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I don't need to know anything other than that. If you got an interesting
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story about how you met, sure I'll hear that. That's the way normal
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people behave in society. They have conversations, but the point where they've now
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decided to drop the we're not coming for your children, and now they're saying
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we're coming for your children. Now, I suppose folks defending this language will
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say that they were just saying it to be funny. They look like they're
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saying it to be funny. They all look like videos and photos of this
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that they look like they're just having a good old time. They don't look
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serious about it at all. They look very serious about it. They've taken
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a lot of offense in many states where there have been laws put in place
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that's say, you can't groom kids that are in school. It's not appropriate,
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that's not okay. When you say we're going to have these drag queens
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come and read books to kids. A lot of people have raised a number
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of questions in that why is this happening in public libraries, or why is
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this happening at schools or wherever it's happening. I even talked at one point
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there was a place where a number of states I guess where they were saying,
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oh, it won't be a felony anymore to expose yourself to someone underage.
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And the reasoning behind doing that, in part at least, was because
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they felt like at some of these drag shows, if someone accidentally exposed themselves
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to kids, it would cause problems. So here's an idea, and this
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is just a recommendation along that line. I'll go back to my regular trend
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of thought. But this is just if you're going to be reading books to
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children and you're going to be dressed. This is for women or men.
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You're gonna be dressed in a short skirt or dress, maybe do everything that
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you can to make sure you don't expose yourself in any way to those children.
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There are a number of safeguards that could be put into place to make
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sure that you don't do that. I don't accidentally expose myself to just random
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kids when I'm out walking around. I have a few things in place,
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underwear, pants or shorts. You know me well enough to know I'm probably
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in shorts, and that usually takes care of the job. I've never accidentally
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exposed myself to anybody, but I've definitely not exposed myself accidentally to children.
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There's just a few things you can do. There's a few things you can
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do. And if you're wearing a really short skirt man or woman, and
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you're gonna go read books to kids, maybe think about putting on alonger skirt,
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maybe a tracksuit, maybe some you know pants, maybe go you know
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full Hillary Clinton put on a track suit. I'm pretty sure Hillary Clinton's never
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exposed herself to children, because she's she's wearing track suits. She's got long
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pants on. They go down maybe to like kind of a bell bottom shape
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at the bottom, I don't know. But she's she's got everything in check
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as she should. And I'm sorry if you're eating breakfast or whatever while you're
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listening to this, I don't I don't mean to make anybody nauseous, but
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I'm pretty sure Hillary Clinton has never exposed herself to children. I'm gonna stop
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there. I almost said something else, but I'm not gonna say. I'm
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just gonna leave them alone. So they put those laws in place, and
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they said, you know, we're trying to make it where you can't punish
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people for doing that. And it also I assume bathrooms or part of that.
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If you're in the bathroom and you're in a bathroom that isn't based on
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your biological birth gender. It's related to how you're living your lifestyle, and
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in the process, you end up exposing yourself to a child. Again,
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I understand there are things that could happen in a restroom involving exposing yourself.
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Here's a recommendation that I even have for that. If I go into a
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restroom, especially one that's kind of busy, and I notice that there's children
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in there, I go in a stall. You know, I'm a stall
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guy. I'll be honest. I'd prefer stalls to the urinals. But at
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least I know with a stall, I can close the door and there's zero
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chance that I'm going to expose myself to a child. It's not going to
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happen. I know that I have that extra precaution that's in place. Anyway,
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So back to the activists, were coming for your children, we want
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to That's what they said. They said it loud and clear. I think
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you should probably start to believe them. Some people defend it, say it's
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just a joke. They were also saying, I guess with signs that drag
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isn't for sissies, and sissies is spelled ci s si ees, because it's
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now become the insult that cis gendered. People also known at what would have
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once been said just regular people. Right at one time, you walked around
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and there were people. There were men, there were women, and they
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were people. Now those people are the oddballs and they're labeled the ciss people,
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the cis people. So drag isn't for sissies. It's now an Remember
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at one time, and I'm not defending any of it, but there was
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a time when people would call people sissies. You know, it was an
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insult lobbed towards the LGBTQ plus community. They would say, oh, look
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at that cissy over there. Now the LGBTQ plus community is lobbing the insults
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sissies at what used to be just regular people. It also signs were spotted
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that said, groom sissies. So groom them, bring them two hour ways.
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We're coming for your children, they say. And I think we've seen
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some examples of that, haven't we. We've seen a number of those when
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when there's concern about states that say, you're not going to talk about that
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stuff. The kids under the age of third grade. So what's third grade?
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That's about ten nine, maybe nine and under, whatever it is.
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But up to third grade, it's never really been a sex ed class for
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kindergarteners through third graders anyway, that's not typical normally, you're not having those
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conversations with kids those ages. I can't imagine there's many first grade teachers that
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are wanting to have birds and bee talk with kids in first grade. I
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just I don't see that as stuff that the old sissies would want to do.
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Right as sissies, that's not something that we want to do. As
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parents. You eventually have to have that conversation with your children. One of
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you does eventually, and you don't really look forward to it. It's not
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something that you're going, Man, I can't wait to have this conversation.
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How many people do that? Not many, not many. They just dread
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it, and then one day you just got to do it, and you
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just kind of look them in the eye and you go, this is not
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going to be fun, but we got to do this. But people took
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offense to state saying we're not gonna let you do it. We don't want
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anybody. We don't want you talking about straight sex. We don't talk you
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talking about gay sex. We don't want you talking about any of it,
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not with kids third grade. Under not the case, people flipped out,
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Oh they're telling everybody you can't say the word gay. No, nobody said
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that. They did say, let's don't talk about it with kids, let's
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not do it in classrooms. That taxpayers are paying for all this, and
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people just lost their minds. But we gotta be able to tell them about
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all this. It is interesting how upset it made people because it's just almost
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like, but I was gonna do this tomorrow. I had this planned on
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the agenda tomorrow. I thought, you teach math, but we were going
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to talk about it with math. We were going to relate it to math
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anyway. So yes, groom, sissies, drag isn't for sissies. And
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we're here. We're queer, we're coming for your children. After making everybody
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no, loud and clear for years, this is not what we're doing.
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We're not coming for your children. We're not doing that. That's not what
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we do. We just want to live and we want to have the same
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rights as everyone else. And I think for the most part, most people
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are quite comfortable with people having the same rights as everyone else. But when
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you're able to have extra rights, or you're able to be angry that someone
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seems to be preventing you from being here queer and coming for your children,
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that's where I think you're asking for extra rights. I don't know of any
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situation where you can just say we're coming for your children. How many situations
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can you make that threat out publicly, even if it's a joke. How
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many situations can you make that and it be okay? How many times or
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laws changed so that you and accidentally flash somebody and make it where it's just
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a misdemeanor. It's not a big deal. Sure that kids saw something that
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they shouldn't have seen, They saw something that maybe traumatize them. They saw
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something that really made them have to start asking questions while they were at a
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book reading or whatever it is, or in a men's room or a women's
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room, whatever it is. But let's just change it. It shouldn't be
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that big of a deal. Shouldn't matter that much, should it. They
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just need to be able to do their thing, do what they need to
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do. I realize even talking of this probably makes you feel unsafe in general,
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trying to just approach it from a common sense perspective. I'm not trying
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to make anybody feel unsafe. If anybody feels unsafe, just send me an
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email. I'll tailor my unsafeness. I'll make sure, I'll make sure that
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my safety precautions boxes are checked. I don't want to upset anyone. I
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don't want to anger anyone by making them feel upset. I don't want to
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trigger them. I don't want to do that. So yes, the activists
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in the New York City Annual Drag Queen Parade let you know loud and clear
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dot org. More West Caroll Morning Show right after the break All right,
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when you were younger or even well, I guess you were always younger.
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I mean that's true, you were always younger than you are right now and
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now. But back in the younger days, I never did this, but
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I was certainly around people who did this. They did that thing where they
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would rock a vending machine and try to make a bag of chips fallout or
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whatever, candy bar. Maybe you see it just barely hanging on there,
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and you realize that someone paid for it and it almost fell, but it
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didn't quite fall. Maybe I participated in trying to get one of those to
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fall out, But I never stole from them. I never rocked them to
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try to get into fall, but I do know people that did. And
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I saw people do it, and I sat there and watched and waited for
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the machine to fall on top of them, because that's always the danger of
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rocking them. Apparently, well, I think that maybe, and I don't
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know. It sounds to me like there might be and I have to look
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at the machine. I haven't seen the machine yet. But there's now some
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Asian countries, I guess specifically South Korea is doing it now. They're selling
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gold bars in vending machines. The popularity of investing in gold has gone up
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in Korea, and there's apparently a chain of convenience stores they've put in machines
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that sell five different sized gold bars. They weigh between point one three ounces
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and one point three ounces. Right now, twenty nine locations have the machines.
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Company plans to have at least fifty in place by the end of the
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year. The price of the bar changes as the price of gold fluctuates internationally,
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but the average price for the smaller bar is about two hundred twenty five
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dollars, and the company says sales have surpassed nineteen million dollars. I'm just
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thinking about people rocking those machines. A they're going to be heavier. I
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don't know how many golds are in there. They're going to be heavier than
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a bag of chips, though. I mean, that just seems logical,
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just based on how much is in there. I don't know how much is
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in there though. If they're selling nineteen million dollars worth in twenty nine machines,
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I'm assuming that they're heavier. But they're in convenient stores. I guess
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there's people. You couldn't do this here because people would be smashing them and
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grabbing the gold and running out. That's just kind of what's going on all
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over the country. But anyway, it's kind of interesting. I guess if
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you thought it was a candy bar, though, you'd be disappointed. But
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McDonald's just received the annual reminder that it's still the number one fast food restaurant,
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according to the Top five hundred report from the nation's Restaurant News. The
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report compiled twenty twenty two sales figures the country's five hundred largest chains, and
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McDonald's at the top of the list. Forty eight point seven billion dollars in
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sales in second place, Starbucks, Chick Filt, Taco Bell, Wendy's,
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Duncan, Burger King, Subway, Chipotle, and Dominoes rounding out the top
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ten. Remember when Subway was all the way up there at number two.
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I mean they were right there on McDonald's. I think we all know what
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happened. There was a significant event that took place that dropped them down several
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places, and just you know. On a side note, if you haven't
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watched the Jared Fogel documentary docuseries three episodes, it's on Max now. I
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watched it not too long ago. It's it's very interesting, make you turn
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your stomach. It's it's not easy to watch. It's not fun at all.
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It does cover the subject of adults grooming children though that's in there.
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You know that thing that people say never happens. It doesn't happen. No,
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that doesn't happen spoiler alert. In one of the cases it's the mom
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who's grooming her own children. But anyway, it's tough to watch, but
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it's definitely worth noting because it's worth knowing that that stuff does happen. Kind
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of time back in it's a callback to our earlier story before the break.
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Home prices are really high. Not surprising that forty percent of non homeowners who
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are recently surveys said they need to win the lottery or inherit money before they
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felt like they could afford to buy a home. So right now, it
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seems at least that the idea behind buying a home seems a bit absurd for
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a few people. They just think it's just too much, all right.
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New survey says the perfect temperature to keep your ac during summer months is sixty
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four degrees. Now, that seems a bit low for a lot of people,
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especially if you live in a hot climate where that's going to be running
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all the time. But this is what the folks who were surveyed said,
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and they say sixty four. Now, I am pretty certain that you're going
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to upset a few of the green people. They're not gonna like this at
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all. They're just not going to like it. And I think there's gonna
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be and I don't want to generalize, but I think you're gonna probably upset
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some women just based on experiences and offices and things, and you know,
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my own home, but hey, I will be honest, I've been in
29:45
hotels before that. I was, you know, working and in a hotel
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by myself, and I would certainly get it as cold as I could possibly
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get it in there. For some of the reasons that people say that they
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should keep it at sixty four, people don't like feeling sweaty. Okay,
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I get that. Who wants to feel sweaty. I don't want to feel
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sweaty. A lot of people say that they would rather be indoors than outdoors,
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partly from sweat, partly from insects, partly from getting sunburn. And
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I especially don't like the sunscreen. You need the sunscreen. I appreciate the
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fact that sunscreen exists and we need to use it. I don't like to
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touch it. I don't want to have to put it on. But yes,
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according to the survey, people say sixty four is the ideal temperature for
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it. That just seems low. That does seem one Pole is the company
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that did the study. I wouldn't be miserable in sixty four. It just
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seems like a lot when you're having to pay. Maybe it's for people who
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don't have to pay, like they live in the hot climate areas. Like
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the Southeast, and they don't have to actually pay the bill. Maybe that
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ties into it. I don't know. All right, that'll do it for
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