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The Infomaniacs: August 27th 2026 (6:00am) · WTAW - Infomaniacs

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Speaker 1: Good morning from the WTAW newsroom. I'm Will Welch. The
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Speaker 1: City of College Station announced a road closure near the
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Speaker 1: College Station Police Department. Dartmouth Northbound will be closed at
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Speaker 1: Krennic Tap starting today. The closure is expected to last
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Speaker 1: two weeks. Aggieland Humane Society says they have seen a
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Speaker 1: spike in the number of dogs in the shelter with
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Speaker 1: heartworm disease.
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Speaker 2: Our normal rate to sit at is about 10% of
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Speaker 2: our adult dog population at any given time will have
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Speaker 2: heartworm disease. Currently, in this exact moment, we're closer to 35.
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Speaker 1: Katrina Ross with the Aggieland Humane Society says heartworms are treatable,
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Speaker 1: but they need about $ 9, 000 in donation to fund the
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Speaker 1: treatment for 15 dogs. If you would like to help,
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Speaker 1: you can visit AggielandHumane.org. The cities of Bryan and College
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Speaker 1: Station are asking residents to adopt voluntary water restrictions. They
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Speaker 1: say with high demand, water tower levels can drop, affecting
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Speaker 1: water pressure and the availability of water during a fire.
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Speaker 1: Try to limit water during daytime hours and limit watering
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Speaker 1: to two days per week. Report any suspected leaks immediately.
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Speaker 1: Texas secured a billion-dollar settlement with Meta, the parent company
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Speaker 1: of Facebook and Instagram, over child safety issues. Along with
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Speaker 1: the settlement, Meta has agreed to stricter age verification measures
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Speaker 1: and a daily two-hour time limit for teens. During school hours,
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Speaker 1: they will disable all notifications and create a nighttime mode
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Speaker 1: to restrict access for teens. Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton
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Speaker 1: calls the agreement historic and a major step forward in
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Speaker 1: the fight to ensure our kids are protected online. This
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Speaker 1: follows the $ 1. 4 billion settlement with Meta in 2024 for
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Speaker 1: unlawfully collecting and using facial recognition data. A student from
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Speaker 1: A & M Consolidated High School is behind bars after
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Speaker 1: he was found with a THC vape. The 17-year-old student
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Speaker 1: was arrested Tuesday after the device fell out of his pocket.
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Speaker 1: He was charged with possession of a controlled substance in
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Speaker 1: a drug-free zone. He remains jailed on a $ 15, 000 bond.
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Speaker 1: Here's the latest on the Texas wildfires. Data from the
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Speaker 1: Texas A & M Forest Service shows that the Ross
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Speaker 1: wildfire in Palo Pinto County has grown to over 80,000
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Speaker 1: acres and is only 12% contained. Three other major fires
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Speaker 1: are still burning and active in other parts of the state. Currently,
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Speaker 1: 197 counties are under a burn ban. Brazos and Burleson
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Speaker 1: counties are the last holdouts in the Brazos Valley. A
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Speaker 1: federal judge in Texas ruled that an ICE agent will
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Speaker 1: not be extradited to Minnesota.
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Speaker 3: Christian Castro is charged in Minnesota with assault and falsely
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Speaker 3: reporting a crime. He allegedly shot through a door of
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Speaker 3: a home January 14th while pursuing a man he believed
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Speaker 3: was in the country illegally. The man was wounded. Three
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Speaker 3: others in the house were not injured. He's also accused
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Speaker 3: of lying about what led up to the shootings. He's
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Speaker 3: been in the Cameron County Jail, but under Texas law
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Speaker 3: and barring extradition, must be released after 90 days of detention,
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Speaker 3: which comes tomorrow. Minnesota authorities believe Castro could flee to Mexico.
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Speaker 3: Eric Bushman, TSN News.
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Speaker 1: More news at 630 or anytime at WTAW.com. I'm Will Welch, 1620-945-WTAW.
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Speaker 1: Breaking news.
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Speaker 4: I mean.
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Speaker 6: Check the radar for me. I don't know what to
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Speaker 6: do with this.
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Speaker 1: Do not be alarmed. There might be some moisture falling
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Speaker 1: from the sky.
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Speaker 6: Is it?
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Speaker 1: It's not here quite yet. Now, up kind of just
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Speaker 1: west of Hearn, east and west of Hearn, the kind
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Speaker 1: of front moving through, and just west of that is
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Speaker 1: actually some fairly heavy rain.
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Speaker 6: What's the color? What's the color on the radar?
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Speaker 1: There are some reds.
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Speaker 6: There's a red?
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Speaker 1: They're going to miss us, though. We're going to get
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Speaker 1: some yellers, maybe. If it holds together. If it holds together,
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Speaker 1: we'll get some old yellers.
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Speaker 6: Okay. Outside of that, 60. Yeah, they're giving us 60%
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Speaker 6: chance of rain today. I don't know if this is it.
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Speaker 1: I don't know if this is it or not, but
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Speaker 1: keep this in mind. We have not had rain in forever.
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Speaker 4: No.
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Speaker 1: Right? So as soon as this water hits the pavement.
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Speaker 1: that has not been washed off.
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Speaker 6: Oh, that's right. Yeah, it gathers all those little particulates,
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Speaker 6: those little oil bubbles.
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Speaker 1: It's going to be slicker than WD-40.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, it's going to be interesting. Okay, so they're only
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Speaker 6: saying less than a tenth of an inch of rain.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, it's not going to be a lot.
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Speaker 6: Expect higher amounts possible. I'll take what I get. I'm
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Speaker 6: not going to complain. 30% chance tonight. High temperature expected
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Speaker 6: to be right at 100 degrees. So, yeah, keep an
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Speaker 6: eye on that for you today. That is a great
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Speaker 6: explain to me what's happening with our coyotes out here?
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Speaker 1: What do you mean? What's happening?
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Speaker 6: Well, you sent me a picture of one.
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Speaker 1: That is just a beast.
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Speaker 6: I thought that could be a wolf.
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Speaker 1: I didn't show you the picture of the second one.
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Speaker 1: So my neighbor sent me the same neighbor that sent
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Speaker 1: me the bobcat pic a while back.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, which again was a shockingly healthy looking bobcat.
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Speaker 1: So one of the yotes that he sent me was,
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Speaker 1: I mean, the thing looks groomed. It looks like it's
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Speaker 1: a show yote.
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Speaker 6: Yes, it's a show yote.
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Speaker 1: But the other one that he sent me looks a
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Speaker 1: little mangy. So maybe an older yote.
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Speaker 6: Look at the muscle mass on this guy.
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Speaker 1: He's a big one, I can tell you that.
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Speaker 6: He's an absolute unit. What are they eating out there?
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Speaker 1: I don't know.
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Speaker 6: It's a drought, Will. I thought we were supposed to
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Speaker 6: be in meager times.
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Speaker 1: Which may be why he's seeing them, because they keep
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Speaker 1: a lot of chickens down there.
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Speaker 6: Oh, okay.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, and this fellow's wife is reticent to let him
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Speaker 1: shoot them, even though he has... A very nice collection
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Speaker 1: of things that could get rid of these animals.
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Speaker 6: Don't you have to? I thought it was a have to.
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Speaker 1: It's not a have to. It's a should.
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Speaker 6: Well, but like if you don't, aren't they just going
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Speaker 6: to keep proliferate? Like you're basically if you don't run
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Speaker 6: them off and you have, you know, chickens and other
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Speaker 6: pets and birds. aren't you just kind of creating a
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Speaker 6: little coyote Miramont out there?
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Speaker 1: Well, if they're getting into your chickens or pets.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, they're just going to say, this is the prime.
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Speaker 1: You can tell all their friends. If there's a food
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Speaker 1: source there, it's like if they opened up a Waffle House.
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Speaker 1: We would gravitate.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, exactly. It's like you'd be there all day. They'll
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Speaker 6: run for miles away to get to something. I don't know.
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Speaker 1: My wife yesterday, I was showing her the picture, and
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Speaker 1: she's like, thank God we don't have those on our place.
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Speaker 1: I was like, we've got those on our place. We've
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Speaker 1: just got a lot more brush, and you're not seeing them.
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Speaker 6: If they're in one part of the county, yes. They're
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Speaker 6: looking healthy in other parts, too.
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Speaker 1: His house is like a half, maybe three-quarters.
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Speaker 6: Of a mile. He's practically sitting outside your back door,
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Speaker 6: just licking its chops, waiting for you to throw out.
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Speaker 1: Most of the fawns are big enough now that they
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Speaker 1: can escape from the oats. It was a time here
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Speaker 1: fairly recently where that wasn't the case. So I don't
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Speaker 1: know what the Yotes are doing for sustenance right now.
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Speaker 1: I just know that that one's healthy.
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Speaker 6: It's possible it was just posted up for National Dog Day.
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Speaker 6: Just really wanted to do a quality. This is my pet. Well, yeah, exactly. Like, hey,
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Speaker 6: I want to post a few of these pictures. Maybe
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Speaker 6: that's what the Yote wanted.
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Speaker 1: Maybe so.
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Speaker 6: Just wanted some recognition.
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Speaker 1: I did have four or five deer in the backyard
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Speaker 1: last night about the same time he sent me that picture.
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Speaker 1: I've got one doe out there that's had twins, and
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Speaker 1: so they're wandering around it. Then there's a couple other
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Speaker 1: doe in the mix that kind of float around my yard. Rarely,
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Speaker 1: never see any bucks on my place.
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Speaker 6: But have you found a litter of kittens yet?
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Speaker 1: I have not found a litter of kittens, nor am
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Speaker 1: I inviting the deer inside my house. Unlike Tucker, who
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Speaker 1: would invite the coyote in, given the opportunity.
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Speaker 6: get started with reasons to celebrate today. It is the
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Speaker 6: 27th of August. 2026. It's about to be September. We've
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Speaker 6: got nine days left until Titan Tech zaggy football.
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Speaker 1: High school football kicks off this weekend.
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Speaker 6: That's right, man. I mean, days away. Other things popping
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Speaker 6: up today. National Just Because Day. A holiday devoted to
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Speaker 6: doing things without a reason.
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Speaker 1: You know that that was not invented in the South.
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Speaker 1: Because if it was in the South, it would be
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Speaker 1: Just Cuz Day.
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Speaker 6: Just Cuz Day.
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Speaker 1: Just Cuz.
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Speaker 6: Kiss Me Day. Murky, murky intent here. August 27th appears
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Speaker 6: on various holiday calendars as Kiss Me Day. Essentially an
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Speaker 6: excuse to show affection with a kiss. Not like International
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Speaker 6: Kissing Day, which is on July 7th. These are all traps, y'all.
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Speaker 6: Don't go out and just start kissing people.
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Speaker 4: No.
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Speaker 1: No, especially without their permission.
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Speaker 6: Petroleum Day. Big one. National Petroleum Day.
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Speaker 1: I like dinosaur juice.
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Speaker 6: Oh, everyone does. Edwin Drake successfully drilled an oil well
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Speaker 6: near Titusville, Pennsylvania. On this day, in August 27, 1859,
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Speaker 6: the Drake Well is commonly regarded as the beginning of
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Speaker 6: the American petroleum industry.
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Speaker 1: Before that, people were using whale oil.
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Speaker 6: Yep, that's right.
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Speaker 1: Lighting lamps with whale oil.
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Speaker 6: You had to go to the sea to get oil.
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Speaker 6: The stuff you needed for your house.
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Speaker 13: Arrgh.
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Speaker 6: Crazy. Tarzan Day today. The first Tarzan appeared in Edgar
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Speaker 6: Rice Burroughs' Tarzan of the Apes back in 1912. One
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Speaker 6: of the weirdest characters in film.
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Speaker 1: Absolutely.
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Speaker 6: And story.
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Speaker 1: But I did grow up on that black and white
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Speaker 1: Tarzan TV show when I was a kid, man.
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Speaker 14: Oh.
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Speaker 6: Loved it. Loved it. Thoughtful Thursday. This isn't a holiday.
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Speaker 6: This is an everyday thing. This is an everyday thing.
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Speaker 6: Why are you feeding me this? August 27th, 2006 is actually,
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Speaker 6: or 26th is actually a Thursday, so they're just taking
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Speaker 6: it today. Saying, okay, we're going to make this National
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Speaker 6: Thoughtful Thursday Day.
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Speaker 1: What does that really mean?
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Speaker 6: It means do something nice for somebody else.
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Speaker 1: We've got enough days for that.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, there's plenty of opportunities. Finally, the only one anyone
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Speaker 6: cares about. World Paper Rock Scissors Day.
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Speaker 1: Paper Rock Scissors? You didn't call it It's not in
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Speaker 1: the right order. It's Rock, Paper, Scissors.
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Speaker 6: Rock, Paper, Scissors is generally how it is phrased.
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Speaker 1: But you had to switch it up.
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Speaker 6: Paper, Rock, Scissors. I don't know if I, yeah, it's
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Speaker 6: been someone each. This one I'm seeing now says Rock, Paper,
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Speaker 6: Scissors Day. I'm not sure, but yeah, Rock, Paper, Scissors
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Speaker 6: Day is what most people say.
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Speaker 1: I always think back to the TV show there. Come on, man.
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Speaker 1: Big Bang Theory. Rock, Paper, Scissors, Spock.
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Speaker 6: Oh, did they? Sorry. You've got to remember, I never
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Speaker 6: watched that show.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, Rock, Paper, Scissors, Spock. You threw an extra one
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Speaker 1: in there. I don't remember exactly what's... Does Spock beat everyone? No,
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Speaker 1: Spock doesn't beat everybody, but I can't remember how Spock
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Speaker 1: works itself into the thing.
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Speaker 6: I feel like everyone has a strategy with this. You
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Speaker 6: can get really deep into the weeds with... I do
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Speaker 6: think it is a skill game. It is a skill game.
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Speaker 6: It's absolutely a skill game.
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Speaker 1: With a bit of chance.
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Speaker 6: A little bit of chance. It's similar to poker. You
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Speaker 6: play the man... You don't play the cards.
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Speaker 1: That's right.
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Speaker 6: And, yeah, it's been deciding things for us for at least, well,
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Speaker 6: according to this, several hundred years.
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Speaker 1: Probably has resulted in fewer fistfights.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, man. I mean.
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Speaker 1: Hey, the rock, paper, scissors has spoken. We cannot argue anymore.
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Speaker 6: If you abide by the rock, paper, scissors, I mean,
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Speaker 6: it can really help you out.
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Speaker 1: Quick two out of three. Ready? Rock, paper, scissors, shoot. Rock, paper, scissors, shoot. Rock, paper, scissors, shoot. Rock, paper, scissors, shoot. Oh,
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Speaker 1: you won, Tucker. Paper covered rock in the final thing. Oh, no, no,
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Speaker 1: I was wrong. It is not rock, paper, scissors, Spock.
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Speaker 1: It is rock, paper, scissors, lizard, Spock. From the Big
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Speaker 1: Bang Theory. Thank you, Jennifer, for correcting me. I do
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Speaker 1: believe I am the only person who doesn't get these references.
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Speaker 1: I'm probably going to have to sit down and watch
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Speaker 1: that awful show. You have to watch the show. It's
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Speaker 1: not awful. You'll like it. I'm telling you.
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Speaker 6: They just launched a spinoff.
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Speaker 1: And I've been watching it. You talk about weird. Stewart
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Speaker 1: saves the universe.
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Speaker 6: Stewart fails to save the universe.
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Speaker 1: It's bizarre. And I'm kind of hooked on it.
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Speaker 6: Wow. Yeah.
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Speaker 12: Okay.
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Speaker 15: Okay.
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Speaker 6: Something to watch later. Birthdays, what do we have?
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Speaker 1: Birthdays, Patrick J. Adams is 45. You do not know
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Speaker 1: the name. You probably know the character. He used to
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Speaker 1: be Mike Ross, the guy practicing law without a license
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Speaker 1: on Suits, which was an incredible show. Yeah, great show.
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Speaker 1: Aaron Paul is 47. Jesse on Breaking Bad. Sarah Chalk
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Speaker 1: is 50. That's right, Dr. Elliot Reid on Scrubs. She
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Speaker 1: was also the second Becky on Roseanne, for those who
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Speaker 1: are counting.
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Speaker 6: Scrubs, another one, back in Hulu form.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, oh yeah, and I've enjoyed the reboot. I really have.
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Speaker 1: Here you go, Tucker. The great Kali is 54. The
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Speaker 1: WWE star.
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Speaker 6: He's how old?
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Speaker 1: 54 years old.
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Speaker 6: That's a miracle he's made it this long.
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Speaker 1: He is a giant.
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Speaker 6: He is huge. He is one of the largest humans
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Speaker 6: that I think has ever existed on the planet.
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Speaker 1: Most people, if you didn't watch the wrestling, you saw
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Speaker 1: him in Get Smart, the Gruber, and especially in Adam
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Speaker 1: Sandler's version of The Longest Yard.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, he could barely, this is the thing with him,
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Speaker 6: he could barely move.
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Speaker 1: Didn't have to.
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Speaker 6: He was just such a big dude.
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Speaker 1: He's like 97 feet tall.
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Speaker 6: The only move he could do, he could chop you
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Speaker 6: on top of the head. And then they'd sell that
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Speaker 6: as like it was some kind of finishing. But no
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Speaker 6: one could get him up to slam him. So it
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Speaker 6: kind of made for a boring show.
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Speaker 14: Yeah.
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Speaker 6: But yeah, he was a terrifying looking individual.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, I bet he's just a real gentle guy.
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Speaker 6: All right.
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Speaker 1: Chandra Wilson is 57.
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Speaker 6: Dr.
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Speaker 1: Miranda Bailey on Grey's Anatomy. Cesar Millan is 57. The
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Speaker 1: Dog Whisperer.
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Speaker 16: Hey!
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Speaker 1: You like the Dog Whisperer?
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Speaker 6: I love me some Caesar, man. Yeah, he's the whole, like,
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Speaker 1: cities of brian and college station are asking residents to
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Speaker 1: same as last week. This was Esquivel's 27th booking into
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Speaker 1: the jail and his 10th arrest for public intoxication. He
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Speaker 1: assault of EMS personnel and possession of a controlled substance.
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Speaker 1: A stolen skid steer has been recovered thanks to GPS.
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Speaker 1: The Burleson County Sheriff's Office said the John Deere skid
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Speaker 1: County Sheriff's Office. Less than a week into the College
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Speaker 1: He was charged with possession of a controlled substance penalty
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Speaker 1: group two under one gram in a drug-free zone. He
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Speaker 1: remains jailed on $ 15, 000 bond. Aggieland Humane Society says they
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Speaker 1: have three and a half times the normal number of
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Speaker 2: We were looking to raise around $ 9, 000 to cover the
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Speaker 2: And so currently we're about halfway there.
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Speaker 1: If you would like to help, you can visit AggielandHumane.org.
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Speaker 1: The central Texas city of Pflugerville near Austin has ended
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Speaker 1: its relationship with flock. The city covered up all 28
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Speaker 1: cameras Tuesday in advance of their city council meeting. Pflugerville
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Speaker 1: announced on Facebook Wednesday that council voted unanimously to end
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Speaker 1: the agreement with Flock. The city authorized 80 agencies to
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Speaker 1: access their data, only to discover that nearly 480 agencies
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Speaker 1: were tapping into the system. Concerns from Pflugerville residents caused
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Speaker 1: the city to pause renewal of the contract that expired
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Speaker 1: last month. But after new revelations came to light, Council
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Speaker 1: member Jonathan Kaufman says the decision was easy.
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Speaker 24: You know, I'm not sure if we would have uncovered
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Speaker 24: to all of us that change was needed.
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Speaker 1: There's a tentative settlement agreement between Meta and dozens of
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Speaker 1: That's Elizabeth Schultz reporting. META will pay over $ 1 billion
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Speaker 1: Yeah, you noticed in the news there that the town
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Speaker 1: They got rid of all the flock cameras. City Council
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Speaker 14: Yeah.
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Speaker 1: And for some reason, the vote was delayed. And in
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Speaker 6: Now, keep that in mind. Pflugerville had a contract in
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Speaker 1: You've got to get the right. All the agencies. There's tons, right?
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Speaker 6: Oh, it's 80.
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Speaker 17: 80.
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Speaker 6: It's 80. Wow.
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Speaker 1: No, it's not 80.
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Speaker 6: No, it's not.
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Speaker 1: How many is it?
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Speaker 6: It's 480. It's 480 different individuals.
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Speaker 1: So the city council went, oh, hang on.
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Speaker 6: That's more than 80.
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Speaker 1: The city council said, you know, there's no way we
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Speaker 6: That's the straw that broke its camel's back for Pflugerville. Now,
34:09
Speaker 6: keep in mind, you've also had every single story that
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Speaker 6: I think it makes sense to me that now that
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Speaker 6: people are looking into it, you would all of a
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Speaker 6: sudden find every single bad actor who's been using it
34:27
Speaker 6: to snoop on their girlfriend. You know, just look and
34:31
Speaker 6: see what people are up to and poke around in there.
34:34
Speaker 6: And then, you know, stories like this. It's a horrible
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Speaker 1: But you've forgotten about the fact that within the last
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Speaker 1: two weeks, there was a child that was found that
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Speaker 6: That is the other side of this.
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Speaker 1: And you get those stories. You know, I wonder... I wonder,
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Speaker 6: Fox yesterday begging for... A compromise.
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Speaker 1: A national compromise.
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Speaker 16: I value my privacy. My family values their privacy. My
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Speaker 16: employees value their privacy. But what we're talking about is
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Speaker 16: safety as well. And so I think when people talk
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Speaker 16: about just one of these, privacy or safety, they're prioritizing
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Speaker 16: the wrong thing. What we have to prioritize as a
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Speaker 16: country is compromise. How do we have our safety? And
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Speaker 16: how do we balance privacy?
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Speaker 6: I mean, yes, you're not wrong, sir.
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Speaker 1: Please don't get rid of my cameras.
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Speaker 6: The problem is you are the CEO of Flock.
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Speaker 3: Yeah.
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Speaker 6: Which is just.
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Speaker 1: Slightly biased, maybe.
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Speaker 6: I don't know that that's going to hit for people
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Speaker 6: the way you hope. But the fact that he's having
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Speaker 6: to go on national news programs.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, you cannot recover this.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, there's no way out, absolutely, that I can see
35:56
Speaker 6: that's going to allow you to skirt by this. Because, again,
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Speaker 6: these contracts are going to keep coming up in every city,
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Speaker 6: including Mars. What are you supposed to say to that?
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Speaker 6: It's like, surely, okay, this is a great idea. Look,
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Speaker 6: it is probably a great idea. But it's a great
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Speaker 6: idea that Batman showed us was not something that was
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Speaker 6: ever going to work out well back in the Dark Knight.
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Speaker 6: You remember that?
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Speaker 1: Vaguely. Remember, I'm an Adam West Batman.
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Speaker 6: No, no, this is a Christian Bale Batman. Okay. He
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Speaker 6: caught the Joker. because they had figured out some crazy
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Speaker 6: thing that linked all the cameras, all of the cameras together,
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Speaker 6: so Batman could look and see everything that was going on.
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Speaker 6: He looked at Alfred and was like, after I get
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Speaker 6: this guy, I need you to blow this computer up.
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Speaker 6: Because no one needs this kind of power. That's just
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Speaker 6: a bad idea.
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Speaker 1: That exists.
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Speaker 6: Oh, yeah, that's Palantir. Right.
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Speaker 1: That exists.
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Speaker 6: We still have that.
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Speaker 1: So I did see a website. Sometimes on my social media,
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Speaker 1: this guy will pop up with really cool websites, and
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Speaker 1: he just shows them to you, and that's what he does.
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Speaker 1: That's his social media thing.
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Speaker 6: Right.
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Speaker 1: And he showed a website that I saw this morning
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Speaker 1: that identified every flock camera in the United States, showed
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Speaker 1: you the location of them. Really?
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Speaker 21: And.
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Speaker 1: allowed you to map a route that avoided all the
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Speaker 1: flock cameras.
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Speaker 6: See, but this is what happens. You get something cool,
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Speaker 6: then people get smart, and then you have to get
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Speaker 6: something else, and then people get smarter again.
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Speaker 1: And that's happening very fast these days.
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Speaker 6: So I would ask you, again, it's like, oh, we
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Speaker 6: didn't have a compromise. No, no, no, that's true, but
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Speaker 6: it's just more complicated than that.
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Speaker 1: Much more complicated.
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Speaker 6: It's a little slight. And again, like, is there a
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Speaker 6: way to do it? Or maybe we have a state
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Speaker 6: agency that does, or is that worse? Well, than a
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Speaker 6: private company.
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Speaker 1: You're growing government, which is not good.
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Speaker 6: No one likes that either. So, so yeah. Anyway, I
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Speaker 6: know we have to move on, but, but yeah, that's,
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Speaker 6: I anticipate more of the.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, there's going to be so much stuff coming up.
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Speaker 6: Tim Curry died yesterday.
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Speaker 1: He did.
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Speaker 6: What is happening? We're losing legends left and right.
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Speaker 1: So many. So many, but you go through streaks like that.
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Speaker 1: Everybody says it happens in threes.
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Speaker 6: The three-pack, yeah.
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Speaker 1: But nobody can agree if Frank Beard was the first
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Speaker 1: or if Hayden Penetary was the first.
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Speaker 6: In this one. Yeah, yeah, yeah. But it's unsettling. So
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Speaker 6: it's leading people to start to create a list of
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Speaker 6: the celebrities who must be protected at all costs.
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Speaker 1: No, that's that's the nice way to say it. What
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Speaker 1: they've created here is a Deadpool.
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Speaker 6: Oh, this is yeah, this is a this is a
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Speaker 6: death list.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, I actually had a good friend and I think
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Speaker 1: he still does it. And he and his buddies get
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Speaker 1: together and they do a Deadpool every year and they draft.
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Speaker 1: And they put money on it. I know it's sick
38:56
Speaker 1: and twisted.
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Speaker 6: I'm not going to do that, but I will read you.
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Speaker 6: Some of the highlights.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, and there's notable exceptions from this list.
39:04
Speaker 6: By the way. Sophia Loren, 91, turning 92. Mel Brooks,
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Speaker 6: we just mentioned him a few days ago. He turned 100. Now,
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Speaker 6: he's pretty spry.
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Speaker 1: Still pretty spry, but you're 100.
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Speaker 6: But you're 100 years old. Michael Caine.
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Speaker 27: Yeah.
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Speaker 6: Speaking of Alfred, 93 years old. George Takei, 89. Here's
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Speaker 6: the one that scared me. David Attenborough. Because I love
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Speaker 6: me some. nature documentaries. He is also 100 years old.
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Speaker 6: William Shatner is on the list, 95. Dick Van Dyke,
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Speaker 6: the legend Dick Van Dyke.
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Speaker 1: About to be 101.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, he's lapped 100. He's still going. And he's just
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Speaker 6: now starting to appear to be somewhere in the neighborhood
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Speaker 6: of 100. Morgan Freeman is on this list.
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Speaker 1: You know, the last thing I saw him in, he
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Speaker 1: really is looking it now. And that kind of got
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Speaker 1: me in the craw.
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Speaker 6: I like it. Ian McKellen, Gandalf, and he's still... They
40:05
Speaker 6: put him in one of the X-Men or Avengers or
40:09
Speaker 6: something like that. He's still out there working.
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Speaker 1: It doesn't matter anymore. They capture enough footage and AI
40:14
Speaker 1: will finish the job.
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Speaker 6: The one that's... Carol Burnett's on here, too. I don't
40:18
Speaker 6: want to forget about her. They didn't mention Clint Eastwood.
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Speaker 23: No.
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Speaker 6: Which is also one for me.
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Speaker 1: That was one of my exceptions.
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Speaker 6: And there's only one that needs to be on this list.
40:31
Speaker 6: Top of the list.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, and I don't even want to mention the name.
40:34
Speaker 6: But, you know, he had red hair. Might be a
40:38
Speaker 6: little bit of a stranger to some of you guys.
40:40
Speaker 6: But you find that man.
40:43
Speaker 1: Put him in bubble wrap.
40:44
Speaker 6: Put him in medical care immediately.
40:46
Speaker 1: Cryogenically forced. freeze him, do whatever.
40:49
Speaker 6: We need to preserve our assets. And that man is
40:53
Speaker 6: not allowed to go anytime soon.
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Speaker 1: It's one of those, I mean, let's face it. How
41:00
Speaker 1: old is Willie now?
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Speaker 6: 93, 92? Yeah, low 90s, I think I can't place it.
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Speaker 1: So, I mean, he's there. That's something that That when
41:11
Speaker 1: Dolly first started getting sick and a lot of people,
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Speaker 1: you know, she played it down, but a lot of
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Speaker 1: people didn't notice.
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Speaker 6: Yeah.
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Speaker 1: I was thinking to myself, you know, this is going
41:20
Speaker 1: to be bad.
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Speaker 6: Right.
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Speaker 1: And it's going to be bad, I think, more globally
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Speaker 1: than what Willie's death would be.
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Speaker 6: Yeah.
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Speaker 1: But here in the state of Texas.
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Speaker 6: It's going to shut down the entire state.
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Speaker 1: I think it should.
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Speaker 6: Text message. Keith Richards has been on my Deadpool since 1983.
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Speaker 1: That's a bad bet.
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Speaker 6: He's going to be on your Deadpool in 100 years,
41:39
Speaker 6: my man. He ain't going anywhere. He's safe.
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Speaker 28: on 1620-945-WTAW. The A & M soccer team continues their
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Speaker 28: season-opening four-game home stretch tonight at Ellis Field as they
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Speaker 28: Head coach Bobby Shuttleworth reflected back on the Aggies' shutout
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Speaker 17: I think shutout first and foremost. I think it looked
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Speaker 17: I think we're playing against a good team. Obviously, like
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Speaker 28: Texas A & M Volleyball's Taylor Humphrey recently signed her
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Speaker 6: 16, 20, 94, 5, WTAW. This is fascinating stuff, y'all.
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Speaker 6: We're getting some reports of rain all over.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, Michael texted in, I feel small drops of water
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Speaker 1: falling from the sky over here by Briarcrest and Villa Maria. Yeah!
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Speaker 1: Joseph texted in and said, just turned on the radio,
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Speaker 1: so probably already missed this conversation, but what is this
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Speaker 1: wet stuff falling from the sky in Brian?
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Speaker 6: Could be real-life water.
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Speaker 1: It could be.
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Speaker 6: Could be real-life water, y'all.
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Speaker 1: Frank says it's drizzling east of Brenham. Let's get some
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Speaker 1: of that. And, yes, the drizzle and some embedded showers
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Speaker 1: are moving into the Bryan College Station area.
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Speaker 6: Now, you can actually text us your own forecast if
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Speaker 6: you video.
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Speaker 1: Yeah.
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Speaker 6: That's what Mike did. Check this out.
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Speaker 15: Good morning.
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Speaker 16: This weather report is brought.
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Speaker 4: To you by some guy that has absolutely no life
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Speaker 4: other than to stand on top of a parking garage
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Speaker 4: in downtown Bryan and film much-needed rain.
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Speaker 6: Look at that.
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Speaker 1: Well, though you can't see it, if you look here. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: there's some raindrops.
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Speaker 13: See there?
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Speaker 6: There is hope.
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Speaker 1: It is coming.
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Speaker 16: I'm hopeful.
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Speaker 19: But, wow, what a gorgeous sunset looking out over that beautiful.
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Speaker 1: Texas skyline here in downtown Bryan.
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Speaker 6: Love to see it, Mike.
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Speaker 1: Thank you so much. Love to see it.
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Speaker 6: Have a good one.
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Speaker 18: Indeed.
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Speaker 1: So, dance, carve a totem pole, sacrifice animals, but not
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Speaker 1: the cute ones.
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Speaker 18: No, no, no.
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Speaker 6: Only the ones you can stand to not have around.
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Speaker 1: Do whatever it takes. Get some more rain.
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