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  Group Captain Doctor James Stagg here at the express request of
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  Generalized. Now.
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  Do we have a date yet for the invasion?
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  Shop? 3 days and 61 hours from now.
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  This is the largest seaborne invasion in history.
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  Fate of the war. Thousands of lives hinge on
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  A contender perhaps? Something UN boring by the looks
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  Welcome to fight camp. Am I under arrest?
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  You've assaulted an innocent man in front of his wife and baby
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  groom. Do you remember any of that?
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  Does the. Defendant have any priors?
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  Resisting arrest. DUI assault.
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  Hey. My client has been awarded.
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  A Purple Heart and a bronze. Star medal for his.
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  Combat Service. I'm ordering you to undergo a.
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  60 day outpatient rehabilitation program good luck.
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  No I'm not doing that. Do you know what the VA S put me
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  through? If you have a brain in your
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  head, you're. Going to listen?
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  To me right now, because the next time you try to provoke a
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  lethal response from law. Enforcement.
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  You might not. Have an.
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  Angel sitting on your. Shoulder The courts think that
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  you're going to fix me. I hate to disappoint you, but I
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  can't fix you. That's your job, not mine.
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  Did you know that your father got out?
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  He's a dangerous man. Calvin, be careful.
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  We came back and they spat on us at the airport.
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  No home calling parade, no celebrations.
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  You can't pretend like you have any idea what it's like to be in
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  combat. No.
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  But what I do know is this field of work that I've dedicated my
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  life to has helped a lot of people.
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  When you got back, something was different.
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  It wasn't that you'd changed. You've been replaced.
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  You lose your morality when you go to war, and the hard part is
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  coming back to a civilian society that doesn't have any
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  idea what's going on in your head.
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  It's hard to believe. My enemy, he's the.
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  Man, I used. To.
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  Be I bet you wonder where's my tribe?
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  And I ain't talking about no friendship neither.
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  I'm talking about brotherhood. What is it that you truly want,
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  Calvin? I just want to wake up in the
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  morning and feel something. My pain is relative, son.
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  Sometimes we got to fall apart to find ourselves all over
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  again. You are willing to give your
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  life for your country now. Maybe you can try living for it.
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  What are you feeding this guy? Look like that.
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  Factory. OK, Little spicy, little spicy.
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  I joined the military to be a part of something bigger and
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  Hey, it's Trust OM Radio out here at the Veterans Expo
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  Brockton VA, and I think I'm going to try to do this as #499
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  I've I've gotten really inspired today and I'll show you why.
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  Let's do it. Look at all these people.
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  This is just loaded in right now and I'm going to be able to get
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  some drone shots today. I've got my complete mobile rig
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  right here. It's going to be awesome.
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  So what I hope to do is to get my zoom and my Sony taking a
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  video of people talking while talking with them and then
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  interlace it with some cool drone shots.
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  Permission flight. Hey, it's trust Austin Mike
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  radio. Welcome to #499 I want to start
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  by thanking my sponsors, TNT, Pin Company, and outright dot AI
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  slash lead spot. You all have been an inspiration
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  to me coming into this final episode.
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  Before we roll over to Year 10, I want to thank my supporters,
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  Caisson Shaving Company, Exceptional Parent Magazine, and
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  499 Originally supposed to go a different way, but I'm glad it
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  worked out this way. I'm at the Brockton VA for the
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  Veterans Expo and I'm going to do live in person like
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  interviews at the different tables and stuff.
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  I'm going to get some drone footage and just have a good
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  time and what do you mean by drone footage?
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  Let me show you I got permission.
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  I got permission. Always ask when you're flying a
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  drone. This is the 00 robotics.
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  You know drone, the copter Falcon so many, so it didn't
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  quite go the way I wanted to for number 499, but this is going to
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  test me technically it's going to introduce me to a lot of
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  people. I want to thank David hankey
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  from the VA for having me out and everything is just going
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  great so far. So this is going to be a
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  different kind of show. All this live, not in a zoom
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  stream yard, one stream restream stuff.
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  We are on location on site on mission all the time.
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  We are OM. So I'm getting this prepped ray
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  to fly. This is the 00 robotics Falcon
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  mini copter here, 249 grams, so I don't need to have all the FAA
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  regulations and forced, but I cannot be anywhere near the the
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  people over there. Understandable.
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  It's not prep for that. So what I'm going to do is I'm
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  going to be here and get a shot and I'll go up to like 200,
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  maybe 400 feet, get a nice action shot of the crowd and
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  we'll get this going remission flight.
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  Why the drone? Why am I bringing the drone more
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  into OM Radio and what I'm doing?
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  I think it's just another tool, but it's not under the tool.
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  It's another tool in that, OK, aerial shots are part of stories
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  and movies and film and documentaries, and I don't have
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  the money to pay a pilot to fly a helicopter and do that kind of
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  filming. I just don't.
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  It's just not there for me. And I think in this case, if you
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  watch this clip, it looks like from, you know, 300 feet up that
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  there's not a lot of people there.
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  There's not a lot going on. And I couldn't get close for FAA
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  reasons. But The thing is, when I packed
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  everything up and went there close up, there's tons of
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  conversations going on, people meeting each other, people
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  networking, learning, sharing, laughing, listening to music,
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  eating and the VA snacks, by the way, are on point.
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  Their snack selection was fantastic.
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  Sorry to throw that in there. But the point is the drone is
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  going to allow me to show different perspectives and
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  eventually really be incorporated with, you know, a
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  lot, if not all of the things I do when I create these stories,
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  when I can go outside the studio.
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  It's a big learning curve. I don't know a lot, but I'm
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  liking the process. And this is just the the
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  surface, the the intro to where I want to go with this.
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  We are literally mission flight. Love my small rig.
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  This is light, easy to use, multiple hookup points, very
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  stable in graphs or on concrete. Thank you outright dot AI.
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  Yeah. Hi, I'm Travis with OM Radio at
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  the Brockton VA Expo, and I'm with Alicia from Abernathy Home
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  Care. Alicia, welcome to OM Radio.
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  Hi, thank you so much for having me SO.
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  What's more with feeling? What is Abernathy Home Care?
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  So Abernathy Home Care is a home care service.
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  We're based out of Stoneham, MA and we offer free home care
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  benefits to veterans. So to qualify you have to have
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  been in the military in some capacity and you automatically
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  qualify for home care benefits if you had any sort of service
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  connected disability. If you are former POW.
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  If you want a Purple Heart or Medal of Honor.
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  And awesome, awesome. And if you have any sort of, if
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  you meet the income requirements, that's the other
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  way you can qualify as well. So if I'm a family member and
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  I'm worried about taking care of my relative and they serve and
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  meet the qualifications through the VA, you guys can take care
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  of it. 100% you can get anywhere from 6 to 28 hours per week.
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  That's amazing. That's amazing.
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  How's it like being out here at the Expo and seeing all these
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  veterans? It's amazing, honestly, just to
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  see like the range and ages and like just to see all these
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  amazing people that have made such a strong commitment to our
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  country. And it for me, it feels good to
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  know I'm offering a service that can can help these people as
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  they age and go into time in their life where they helped our
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  country. Now we're helping them.
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  Well, Alicia, I just want to tell you, this is Oscar Michael
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  Radio episode 499 that you're part of.
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  I'm so happy to talk with you. Thank you so much for your time.
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  Thank you so much. Hey, we're Mission Flight.
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  I got a lot to see and do. I want to thank Alicia and
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  again, I'll have the link to Abernathy in the OSMIC radio
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  show post. We're Mission Flight.
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  You never know if you're going to run into anywhere, any climb,
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  any place. And I'm walking through and I
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  see the goat, the Legend truck, the cost with the Oscar Bush and
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  Advocate truck. Welcome to OM Radio.
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  Thank you so much. Thank you so much.
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  This is wonderful. We haven't talked like on the on
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  the air before we. Have not.
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  We have not. So remind everybody again, what
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  does the Office of the Veteran Advocate do for veterans in
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  Massachusetts? Sure.
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  So the Office of the Veteran Advocate is really there to make
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  sure that veterans have access to all their benefits and
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  entitlements. Our regional liaisons work
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  really closely with the veteran service officers in each town to
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  make sure that they have the resources needed to be
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  successful and really support their veteran community.
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  So you really are OM mission flight?
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  Absolutely. Now you, you want some kind of
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  award or something recently? Come on, tell me about that and
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  I'll let you go. It's been such an honor.
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  So I was awarded the Deborah Sampson Award, which is the
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  highest honor in Massachusetts for a women veteran.
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  It's really for a women veterans who are going above and beyond.
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  And I'm so humbled to be standing on the shoulder of
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  giants who really paved the way for for me to be able to do the
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  work that I do. And honestly, it's just been
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  such an incredible honor. Well, Truck, you tell Colonel
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  Notch and all the crew back at OVA that I'm still pulling for
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  him. I still love what you all do.
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  Thank you so much for your time. Absolutely, Travis, thank you
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  for you and what you do. It's amazing to to see the
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  amount of support and enthusiasm for the veteran community.
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  So we appreciate you. Truck the cost people ova.
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  I'll have the link in Ox Mike radio show post.
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  All right. And we're back.
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  We are back. So I talked to several orgs
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  already, but this is 1 is very special to me, the Executive
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  Office of Veteran Services, and they're out today at the
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  Brockton VA Expo. Who do I have the pleasure of
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  talking to? My name is Peggy Duffy Shay and
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  I work with the Women's Veterans Network.
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  I have the honor of being here today and talking to our
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  veterans about our state benefits, as well as I've had
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  four women veterans today. 44 Now correct me if I'm wrong
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  here. I was talking to the counselor
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  Ed Flynn from the city of Boston.
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  He's telling me that women veterans are the fastest growing
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  segment in veterans. Are in the military more women?
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  It's I think it's like it's anywhere between 12 and 20%
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  women going into the service. It's amazing.
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  Now they get out. Do they have the same kind of
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  needs as male veterans? No, unfortunately they don't.
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  And a lot of women have the imposter syndrome where they
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  feel like they're not real veterans because they only did
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  this or they only did that, and they sometimes isolate
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  themselves. So we're out here today to let
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  them know. And the four women that have
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  come up today didn't know that we existed, didn't know that
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  there is a sisterhood here for them.
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  I almost can't believe that because I've talked to Dr.
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  Andrea GAIL Bennett from the EOVS, and that's one of her
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  focuses for the EOVS is, hey, we're here for women.
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  We are here for women, and I am happy to say that our membership
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  has grown 33% from last year. So doing these outreach, getting
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  out into the community, we're letting women know that we're
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  here and we're a resource for them.
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  So whether it's 4 or 40 today, every woman counts.
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  Every woman veteran counts in. The state of Massachusetts there
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  are 2600 women veterans and I only have access to 3000.
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  I thought it'd be more than that.
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  We try, it's these outreach, it's it's people, it's word of
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  mouth. And once they're, once they're
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  there, once they come to one of our events, it's amazing.
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  They're like, this is the greatest thing ever.
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  The sisterhood is palpable. It's amazing.
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  And I just think as a male veteran myself, I remember my
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  Marine Corps sisters and they were like sisters, annoying
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  sometimes and very protective sometimes, too.
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  I think that, you know, why can't they have a seat at the
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  table? Why aren't they more welcomed?
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  Well sometimes their time and service wasn't as pleasurable or
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  meaningful for one reason or another.
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  Like I talked about the imposter symptom.
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  But I am very impressed with more male veterans are trying to
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  bring them in the full, trying to say it's a safe space, it's
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  OK. And that's The thing is
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  sometimes it's not a safe space. So with us coming together and
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  finding out women veterans, we give them a voice.
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  I really want to appreciate you coming to talk with me because I
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  don't want any veteran, woman or otherwise, to feel less than.
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  Absolutely, absolutely. And this, what the VA is doing
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  here today is amazing. And I've gotten to meet a bunch
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  of people that aren't aware of their state benefits, you know,
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  their annuity, their tax abatement.
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  So that's a real big reason why with states here to tell them,
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  educate them on what they are entitled to.
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  I just want to thank you for talking with me.
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  I've talked to Corey and others from the EOBS and, and not as
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  cool as me. Corey, you're not as cool as
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  her. I'm going to tell you that right
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  now, brother. So I just want to say thank you
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  for being part of #499 it just means the world to me that
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  you've shared so openly. Thank you.
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  Thank you so much, enjoy the rest of your day.
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  We'll do. We are mission in flight.
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  Hey, it's trust Austin. Mike radio back here.
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  Mission in flight with Greg from Veterans Voice Network.
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  Greg, welcome. Travis, thanks for having me on.
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  Appreciate it. We're kind of like peers in the
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  same kind of thing. Yes, exactly.
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  I love what you do. Well, I've been doing this now
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  for about 20 years. I started off as a veterans
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  advocate with UMass Boston and with ITT Technical Institute.
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  And now I I started the radio show because there were no media
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  outlets that would pay attention to anything we wanted to do
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  concerning veterans. They had no advertising budgets.
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  They they wouldn't give us any help.
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  So out of desperation, I called the radio station and they let
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  me in. And 14 years later, we're still
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  going on. That's amazing.
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  I mean, I'm almost 10 years old to the day.
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  Congrats, Congrats. Thank you so much.
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  I know, I know, you'd appreciate that you've been doing this a
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  long time. In your mind, what do veterans
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  still need that they're not getting right now?
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  Boy, it's it, it, they need a kick in the ass really.
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  And, and, and the reason I say that is that they're all
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  wonderful. They're well meaning, but they
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  don't take the time to take care of themselves.
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  The, the, the statement that they always come up with, Oh,
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  I'm not that bad. Somebody has it worse than I am.
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  I don't want to take it away from somebody else when in
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  reality there's more than enough benefits to go around.
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  But my show helps to create awareness and get the veterans
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  out there to go to the local Vsos and the various service
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  agencies and sign up for your benefits.
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  Come on, you deserve it. If you don't deserve it, your
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  family does. Well, isn't it right too that if
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  they don't use it, it's going to go away?
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  Yes, absolutely Travis. If they if they don't spend to
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  the budget, then oh, you had extra money, Well you don't need
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  that much money next year. Well, you can do without 100
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  million for the veterans pocket. You didn't use it, so why don't
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  we just take it back? Right, right, right.
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  And it's a real thing coming up. I really try to tell veterans,
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  get out there, get out there. What's some of your favorite
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  parts about doing your radio show?
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  I I think to, to see the dedication and the love that the
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  veterans groups have on my, for other veterans.
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  My, my show has tries to get guests every week that are
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  relative to the, to the industry.
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  And inevitably the, the, the people that I get that are the
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  most dedicated are dedicated because they want to be, not
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  because they're getting paid to or they, they can get bigger
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  paying jobs in the private sector, but they want to return.
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  They feel good within the veterans community.
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  And it's a camaraderie that veterans helping veterans to do
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  good things. Nice, nice.
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  Well, I just admire what he does.
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  I'm going to have the links to the Veterans Voice Network on
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  us. Mike Brillo show post.
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  This is number 499. It's a special moment for me.
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  Thank you so much for for joining in.
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  Travis, welcome. Sometime you want to come down
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  to my field, we can have you on my show.
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  We can talk some vet stuff. Let's trade shows.
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  Let's do it. Let's make it happen right here,
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  right? Yes, that sounds great, Travis,
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  look forward. To it.
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  Thank you so much. We're mission in flight.
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  Alright, buddy.
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  All right, closing this out #499 here at the Brockton VA Veterans
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  Expo, I'm with the main legend, the goat, the guy who does it
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  all. Sir David Heinke, welcome to OM
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  Radio. Hey, thank you brother.
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  Travis, you're just the best. And yeah, Dave Hanka here.
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  VA, Boston Healthcare, you know, we're, we're kicking it with all
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  of our friends. We're federal VA, but we got
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  Executive Office of Vet Services, We got the state, we
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  got every partner nonprofit agency in the area.
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  It's just great. One team, one fight.
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  It's been great coming here. This is my 400 and 99th show
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  we're recording right now. Thank you for allowing me to be
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  a part of this. Yeah.
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  So if people like you make this, we call it one team, one fight
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  event in the sense that all of us, we're going to take care of
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  us, each other as veterans and families, we got to look out for
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  each other because you know what, the public's great,
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  American public's great, but they didn't always get it, but
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  we do. So that's why we keep doing
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  stuff like this, because we're looking out for each other, got
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  each other's back. David, thank you so much for
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  making this a great memory for mission and flight.
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  One team won five, brother got speed.
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  All right, there we go. It's a wrap.
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  Thank you very much. Every generation, every
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