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Has The View Lost Whatever Relevance It Once Had? · The Wes Carroll Morning Show

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Speaker 1: The news, opinions, commentary and interviews you need to start
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Speaker 1: your day. You're listening to the West Carrol Morning Show.
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Speaker 2: Tuesday morning, twenty sixth day of November. I'm Wes, thanks
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Speaker 2: for joining me. Get probably here. I'm not one hundred
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Speaker 2: percent done with whatever this crud is I've been dealing with.
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Speaker 2: I'm hoping it goes away here very soon. Next week
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Speaker 2: we will be in what's called tech Week, and that
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Speaker 2: is when you start doing your rehearsals at the venue,
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Speaker 2: which is the River Center for the Nutcracker Ballet, and
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Speaker 2: I need to be back and functional, I hope by then.
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Speaker 2: I missed my first rehearsal in six years of playing
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Speaker 2: the role of Mother Ginger because I was not well
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Speaker 2: on this past Saturday when we had a rehearsal schedule,
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Speaker 2: and I didn't think it was a good idea for
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Speaker 2: me to be on stilts considering I was stumbling around
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Speaker 2: on my normal feet. So that was a first in
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Speaker 2: six years. I received praise for this being the first
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Speaker 2: one that I've missed, but I did not want also
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Speaker 2: to spread whatever this is around other cast members, so
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Speaker 2: I made that decision not to go in wearing a
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Speaker 2: mask covering up just my bottom lip or whatever people do. Now,
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Speaker 2: I've seen a few people in masks. I appreciate when
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Speaker 2: people are themselves sick and they wear the mask to
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Speaker 2: cover their faces to try not to spread the germs.
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Speaker 2: I do have an appreciation for that. I wish that
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Speaker 2: from the very beginning with COVID we had done a
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Speaker 2: better job of just letting everybody do their own thing. Unfortunately,
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Speaker 2: that's not what we do. If we would just do
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Speaker 2: that and let people do their own thing, people would
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Speaker 2: get because I think it's a wonderful place to live
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Speaker 2: in when you're just allowed to do your own thing
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Speaker 2: as long as it doesn't hurt anybody else. I mean,
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Speaker 2: at its core is my view on life and politics.
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Speaker 2: I mean, in life, I come from a religious background,
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Speaker 2: so I have a set of a creed, if you will,
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Speaker 2: a set of rules to live by, and I have
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Speaker 2: my savior to emulate. That's what I try to do
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Speaker 2: in my daily life. But I also understand and accept
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Speaker 2: that other people have their rights to do their thing,
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Speaker 2: whatever it is that they want to do, as long
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Speaker 2: as it doesn't hurt someone else, you know, when there's
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Speaker 2: kids involved. It's like the seat belt laws. I don't
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Speaker 2: think a grown adult human beings should have to wear
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Speaker 2: seat belts by law. I think they should wear them.
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Speaker 2: I don't think there should be laws to make adult
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Speaker 2: human beings wear seat belts. I do think there should
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Speaker 2: be laws that require for kids to wear seat belts
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Speaker 2: because aren't old enough to make that choice on their
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Speaker 2: own right. We don't allow kids to make the choice
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Speaker 2: if they want to wear seat belts or not. We
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Speaker 2: actually took that choice away from adults as well. But
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Speaker 2: in many states, I know there's some I guess that
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Speaker 2: don't have seat belt laws or helmet laws or whatever.
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Speaker 2: But anyway, my point is I'm a strong advocate for
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Speaker 2: letting everybody do their own thing as long as it
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Speaker 2: doesn't hurt someone else. And this idea of you know,
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Speaker 2: people that wanted to wear masks during COVID, different types
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Speaker 2: of masks, different you know, cloth or whatever. And we're
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Speaker 2: not going to rehash all that, but I think if
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Speaker 2: we had done a better job of just letting the
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Speaker 2: people that wanted to wear masks wear masks and the
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Speaker 2: people who did not without you know, cross criticism. Now,
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Speaker 2: I understand the pro mask people felt like the non
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Speaker 2: mask people were hurting other people by spreading it around.
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Speaker 2: I get that aspect of it, But now here we are,
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Speaker 2: all these years later, wouldn't it be beneficial if we
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Speaker 2: were just allowed to, you know, wear it if you
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Speaker 2: choose don't wear it, if you don't want to, and
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Speaker 2: don't have to worry about everybody being critical. I would
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Speaker 2: encourage you, especially if you're part of the non mask crowd,
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Speaker 2: if you see someone in the mask, just let them
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Speaker 2: do it, even if they're wearing it just over their
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Speaker 2: mouth and not their nose, even if they're wearing it
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Speaker 2: like an eye patch, no matter how silly you think
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Speaker 2: it looks. Just let them do their thing. You know,
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Speaker 2: maybe the eye patch might be worth saying something. But
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Speaker 2: so anyway, I chose not to go in in any
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Speaker 2: capacity because I felt it was in the best interest
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Speaker 2: of the show for me to stay put that and
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Speaker 2: you know, I don't have an understudy. If I go down,
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Speaker 2: we got problems, so I didn't want to. I didn't
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Speaker 2: want to go in and take any chances. So but
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Speaker 2: we are all set. Next week, like I said, we'll
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Speaker 2: be in tech week and by a Friday morning we'll
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Speaker 2: be doing a show for many school age kids. So
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Speaker 2: it's one week from from from Black Friday. One week
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Speaker 2: from Black Friday will be Game On at the river
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Speaker 2: Center with shows for school age kids. If you've got
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Speaker 2: kids that are feel tripping to see the Nutcracker, that's
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Speaker 2: the one that's the show, and then we'll have a
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Speaker 2: basically our Friday night dress rehearsal is a show for
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Speaker 2: certain groups. I think there's a military appreciation aspect to it,
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Speaker 2: and I'm not really sure exactly what the invitation process
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Speaker 2: is for it, but we'll be doing a Friday night
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Speaker 2: show for whoever's in attendance at that point. Saturday is
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Speaker 2: when it's really game on with our evening show. That
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Speaker 2: is Saturday the sixth, Sunday seventh, and eighth. So I'm sorry,
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Speaker 2: the Friday show is the sixth, the Saturday show is
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Speaker 2: the seventh. I'm telling you, I got this brainworm going on.
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Speaker 2: Sunday is the eighth. That's the matinee show. And we
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Speaker 2: encourage you as always get your tickets from the River
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Speaker 2: Center box office, either from the box office directly or
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Speaker 2: through Rivercenter dot Org. Don't get them through a third party.
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Speaker 2: You don't want to mess with that. You don't need
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Speaker 2: anything to do with the ticket brokers jacking up the
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Speaker 2: ticket prices. Get them Rivercenter dot org. We look forward
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Speaker 2: to seeing you there. I'm excited about getting well and
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Speaker 2: then getting into Tech Week next week where I'll be
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Speaker 2: there every night, you know, rehearsing man on the stage.
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Speaker 2: River Center is such a great facility, such a great
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Speaker 2: place to see a show, such a and I used to,
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Speaker 2: you know, go and attend shows and think, wow, what
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Speaker 2: a what a blessing this is to Columbus that we
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Speaker 2: have this facility to host shows, host concerts, host events.
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Speaker 2: And then over the years I would get asked to
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Speaker 2: come out and welcome audiences, walk out and greet crowds
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Speaker 2: and things, tell a joker too, and you know, then
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Speaker 2: get the show started. That was you stand there on
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Speaker 2: stage and go, my gosh, this is amazing. It's just
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Speaker 2: such a great thing. And then you know, now six
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Speaker 2: years of doing the Nutcracker on the stage, it's just
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Speaker 2: a fantastic facility. We are truly blessed. It's one of
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Speaker 2: are one of our you know, the Springer is such
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Speaker 2: a great facility period just is you know, classic, just
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Speaker 2: amazing facility for what it is. Obviously we've got some
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Speaker 2: other We've got national Infantry Museum, which is also just
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Speaker 2: one of our crown jewels. I know, I just got
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Speaker 2: an email yesterday about this is where I was going
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Speaker 2: with this about the Columbus Museum. They've opened up the uh,
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Speaker 2: they've got their new it's basically the new digs for
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Speaker 2: the facility and Columbus Museum. This is from their press release.
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Speaker 2: Nominated for USA Today's ten Best New Museum Award. So
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Speaker 2: how about that. This is straight from the press release.
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Speaker 2: The Columbus Museum is proud to announce it this nomination
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Speaker 2: for USA Today's ten Best Readers Choice Award in the
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Speaker 2: Best New Museum category. And there is a voting process
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Speaker 2: for it ten beest dot USA today dot com and
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Speaker 2: that's where you go and you can follow the link
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Speaker 2: there and vote for the Columbus Museum. Pretty exciting stuff there,
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Speaker 2: and they've put in some great work there. I mean,
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Speaker 2: it's amazing. It looks so great and they've done such
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Speaker 2: a great job with getting that thing. And kudos to
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Speaker 2: our friend Christin Hudson, who is the director of Marketing
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Speaker 2: and public Relations for the Columbus Museum. So nice job there.
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Speaker 2: All right, let let's talk about a couple things. First
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Speaker 2: of all, I feel like this is just worth mentioning
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Speaker 2: the week of Thanksgiving, and I don't know that many
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Speaker 2: of our listeners, we have them around. I feel like
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Speaker 2: I largely address this show as a show of the
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Speaker 2: Chattahoochee Valley. This is an extension of the radio show,
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Speaker 2: is what it is. So I tend to think about
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Speaker 2: our audience here locally first and foremost. But there we
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Speaker 2: do have a lot of people listening all around the state,
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Speaker 2: and I appreciate you for doing that. Any of you
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Speaker 2: listening periods I stressed yesterday, I thank you for listening
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Speaker 2: period But if you're listening various places around the country,
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Speaker 2: then this especially may have an impact on you. I
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Speaker 2: don't know how much this will affect folks in our
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Speaker 2: area because I'm not overly familiar with these particular products,
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Speaker 2: but there is, and this is a Thanksgiving related story.
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Speaker 2: There are some recalls on a couple of food items
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Speaker 2: that maybe perhaps you were going to serve at your
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Speaker 2: Thanksgiving dinner. First and foremost, there is an organic carrot
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Speaker 2: brand sold by grim Way Farms out of California, and
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Speaker 2: there's an investigating a possible E Coli outbreak. The company,
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Speaker 2: I guess did the recall voluntary recall. So just if
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Speaker 2: you have the and I guess so it's the grim
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Speaker 2: Way Farms and they're sold under the branch three sixty
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Speaker 2: five Bunny Love Cow Organic. Basically, here's what you want
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Speaker 2: to do in if you're if you're if you're planning
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Speaker 2: to serve organic carrots that you purchased in a bag,
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Speaker 2: you want to investigate find out whether or not there's
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Speaker 2: any kind of a recall on those. That's that's my
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Speaker 2: encouragement there. Uh, there is a possible ecali contamination Wolverine
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Speaker 2: Packing Company out of Detroit, Michigan recalling some ground beef.
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Speaker 2: I don't know how many people do ground beefit Thanksgiving.
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Speaker 2: I think that would revolutionize Thanksgiving. They say that there
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Speaker 2: are people who who don't, you know, like turkey, and
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Speaker 2: I understand this could be an opportunity to you know,
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Speaker 2: maybe not necessarily have another serving of red meat. If
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Speaker 2: that's you know, what you're trying to do. Uh, but
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Speaker 2: you know, the idea of having ground beefit Thanksgiving sounds amazing.
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Speaker 2: It says, I just like it. I just like it.
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Speaker 2: What can I say? How about a steak for Thanksgiving?
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Speaker 1: Uh?
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Speaker 2: And it says it's basically packaged by the Wolverine Packing Company.
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Speaker 2: So you can check that out. If you have some
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Speaker 2: ground beef you were going to have and then ready
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Speaker 2: to eat meat from what is this company? This is
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Speaker 2: Yu Shang Food in Spartanburg, South Carolina. That sounds like
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Speaker 2: a South Carolina company ready to eat meat RTE meat
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Speaker 2: and poultry products due to listeria contamination or possible. And
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Speaker 2: so if you're if you've got the products, the Yu
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Speaker 2: Shang Food just offering that up for you. I understand
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Speaker 2: it may not affect all of you, but if it
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Speaker 2: affects you, I'm sorry you may want to make an
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Speaker 2: adjustment on the fly. All right. Piers Morgan has written
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Speaker 2: a let's see, this was on in the Wash. No,
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Speaker 2: this was in the New York Post. Yeah, New York
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Speaker 2: Posts almost in Washington, not Washington Post, New York Post.
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Speaker 2: Written an op ed, and he basically is saying that
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Speaker 2: although he is not an advocate for cancel culture, he
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Speaker 2: doesn't like it. He thinks that the view should be canceled.
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Speaker 2: That's just after the win of a second presidency by
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Speaker 2: Donald Trump. He said, I don't like cancel culture, but
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Speaker 2: given that the hosts of the view have made their own,
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Speaker 2: by their own admission, worked so hard to cancel Donald Trump.
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Speaker 2: It's time that they were canceled themselves. He said, they
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Speaker 2: all despise the man who is to be their president again,
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Speaker 2: and that tediously myopic, one sided act just won't play
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Speaker 2: now that he's been given such a resounding endorsement from
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Speaker 2: the American people. All they have done apparently, and you know,
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Speaker 2: I don't watch the show. This is not something that
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Speaker 2: I watch. I've referenced them from time to time because
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Speaker 2: sometimes there is occasionally, let's put it this way, occasionally
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Speaker 2: they have a moment of saying something that makes some
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Speaker 2: sort of sense. Occasionally they might even get something correct.
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Speaker 2: You know, they may actually get something right, one or
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Speaker 2: two of them maybe, But overall it's really almost you know,
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Speaker 2: you're rubber necking a car accident. You know, you're going
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Speaker 2: by and you're like, what did they just saying? So
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Speaker 2: there was most notably, I think probably the last time
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Speaker 2: I referenced the show, The last time I can think
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Speaker 2: of before the election was, of course, when Vice President
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Speaker 2: Harris was on the show and they lobbed her up
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Speaker 2: a very softball question, something that she should have been
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Speaker 2: ready for and I would argue that if at any
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Speaker 2: point over the course of her tenure as the candidate,
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Speaker 2: the Democrat candidate for president, if she had been battle
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Speaker 2: tested in any way, if she had gone through any
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Speaker 2: sort of scrutiny of a primary, she would have been
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Speaker 2: ready for a lot of the questions that she was asked.
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Speaker 2: But the decision at some point clearly was made that
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Speaker 2: she was just gonna stick with kind of stock answers.
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Speaker 2: She'd stay on her talking points, she'd give up whatever
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Speaker 2: information was cleared for her to say. There were some
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Speaker 2: answers that she gave. At times. They weren't terrible answers,
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Speaker 2: but they were repetitive. At times, they were mindless and
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Speaker 2: meandering and gave no real insight into what her plans
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Speaker 2: or intentions or goals were as a candidate and what
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Speaker 2: she would do or she president. It was a lot
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Speaker 2: of promises of well, you know, if you put me
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Speaker 2: in there and bring some change, which made no sense.
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Speaker 2: Because she's currently serving as the vice president. She brags
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Speaker 2: about being the last one in the room and when
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Speaker 2: a number of decisions, a number of bad decisions were
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Speaker 2: made by this adminis so you know, asking for change
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Speaker 2: makes no sense. But anyway, she was on the View
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Speaker 2: and they asked her, you know, what would you have
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Speaker 2: done differently, what should you have done differently from President
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Speaker 2: Biden in the last four years, And the answer that
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Speaker 2: she gave was there's not a thing that comes to mind. Now.
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Speaker 2: I don't know that saying this on the View was
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Speaker 2: of much consequence when it came to the campaign. If
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Speaker 2: this had been close, I might have said that this
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Speaker 2: could have been significant, but it wasn't close. So I
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Speaker 2: don't think one answer on a TV show made that
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Speaker 2: much of an impact, although I do think there were
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Speaker 2: a number of people that maybe down the stretch were
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Speaker 2: really looking for just something. They didn't necessarily want to
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Speaker 2: vote for Trump, but they hadn't been convinced on Harris yet.
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Speaker 2: And I think if any of those people heard that
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Speaker 2: answer and realized, Hey, I'm struggling to pay my bills,
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Speaker 2: I'm struggling to buy groceries, I'm struggling to you know,
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Speaker 2: there's things I'd like to do. I'd like to buy clothes,
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Speaker 2: I'd like to go on vacation. I'd like to get
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Speaker 2: life back on track post COVID, and I can't do
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Speaker 2: that because everything is so expensive. I think that and
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Speaker 2: and some of the bad decisions made Afghanistan comes to mind.
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Speaker 2: I mean, I think in general, I think people were
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Speaker 2: probably you know, I mean, would there have been enough
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Speaker 2: of a bump off of that one dumb answer to
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Speaker 2: change the outcome of the election. No, it was a
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Speaker 2: pretty much good old fashioned butt whipping, as they say.
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Speaker 2: So it wasn't like it was close. It wasn't like
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Speaker 2: it had an impact on the last you know, one
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Speaker 2: hundred votes that would have made a difference. We didn't
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Speaker 2: come down to Kevin Costner and swing vote in this election.
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Speaker 2: That wasn't what happened. But that's pretty bad on a
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Speaker 2: show that's basically you know, a home game. You know,
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Speaker 2: you're getting beat on your home field. That's what's happening there.
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Speaker 2: That's that's an embarrassing situation. And if your show can't
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Speaker 2: get a good answer out of your candidate, the one
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Speaker 2: that you're endorsing, the one that you're supporting, the one
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Speaker 2: that you're doing every you're ever spending every day trashing
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Speaker 2: the other candidate and had been for years. I mean
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Speaker 2: we're like, we're like eight years of that, right, Yeah,
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Speaker 2: there's an irrelevance to your show I mean, I think
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Speaker 2: that appeers Morgan is onto something I don't necessarily. I mean,
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Speaker 2: I think he's probably being a little tongue in cheek
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Speaker 2: on the it's time for them to literally be canceled.
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Speaker 2: But uh yeah, I think there's a strong case to
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Speaker 2: be made. Your show's irrelevant, it serves no purpose, and
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Speaker 2: all you've done since the election is complained about losing.
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Speaker 2: Joy Bahar, we lost. We're miserable. Half of this country
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Speaker 2: is miserable. Now let's tell the truth. We hate that
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Speaker 2: he won. We hate it, and everybody is uptight and
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Speaker 2: crazy right now. I don't know that i'd say it's half.
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Speaker 2: I'd say it's less than half. Are angry and upset.
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Speaker 2: Not to discount, not to dismiss. I think their feelings
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Speaker 2: are certainly valid, But at some point you have to
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Speaker 2: do what everybody does when the other party's in power.
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Speaker 2: You get on with life, you know, And at some
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Speaker 2: point they have to figure out what they're going to
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Speaker 2: talk about other than Donald Trump, although they do have
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Speaker 2: four years to talk about him. But hey, you know
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Speaker 2: what if they're still doing the show in you know,
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Speaker 2: four years, they'll be talking about somebody else. I guess eventually, whoever,
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Speaker 2: the next evil person is jd Vance or Ron DeSantis
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Speaker 2: or I don't know, Marco Rubio. He's kind of getting
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Speaker 2: groomed for a possible Ron, isn't he with this State Department?
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Speaker 2: So you know, again, I'm with Piers Morgan that you know,
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Speaker 2: I'm not really a big advocate of this cancel culture.
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Speaker 2: I don't think Republicans should to lean too heavily into
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Speaker 2: it because the cancel culture thing, I think is a
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Speaker 2: big part of why this shift happened and why this
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Speaker 2: issue that you've got with the colder, warmer weather, sometimes
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Speaker 2: after the break well. Holiday travel season is and in
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Speaker 2: a full swing by this point, and as a lot
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Speaker 2: of parents know, traveling with small kids not easy. A
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Speaker 2: new survey found that parents hit peak stress about three
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Speaker 2: and a half hours into their trip. The survey of
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Speaker 2: parents with kids between the ages of five and twelve
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Speaker 2: revealed that twenty eight percent of respondents would rather listen
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Speaker 2: to Baby Shark on repeat for their entire trip rather
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Speaker 2: than deal with a screaming child. Yeah, of course, thirteen
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Speaker 2: percent would opt for a root canal. Opt in for
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Speaker 2: a root canal over holiday travel challenges, and one of
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Speaker 2: the biggest challenges parents face when traveling with kids is
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Speaker 2: keeping them entertained? Sixty four percent of parents ranked it
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Speaker 2: as their most demanding task. Other challenges included managing temper tantrums,
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Speaker 2: locating bathrooms, and the constant are we there yet? Questions
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Speaker 2: from the backseat. That's as old as time though, right,
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Speaker 2: kids are going to ask that question, are we there?
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Speaker 1: Yeah?
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Speaker 2: They're going to do that to keep peace during holiday travel,
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Speaker 2: sixty one percent of parents surveys said that they were
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Speaker 2: more relaxed with rules that included screen time, junk food,
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Speaker 2: and abandoning bedtimes. Despite the stress, though, a whopping ninety
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Speaker 2: three percent of parents said that it is worth the
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Speaker 2: effort and to go along with that. How about this?
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Speaker 2: According to a survey done by you gov, Thanksgiving tops
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Speaker 2: holidays period most popular holidays as determined by the survey
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Speaker 2: most popular holiday of twenty twenty four, seventy eight percent
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Speaker 2: Thanksgiving was their favorite holiday, followed by Memorial Day at
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Speaker 2: seventy seven percent and Christmas at seventy six percent. That's
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Speaker 2: interesting to me. I guess the idea Memorial Day is
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Speaker 2: it's kind of that unofficial kickoff of summer. I mean,
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Speaker 2: I think there's I'm sure some of those people's surveyed
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Speaker 2: would be acknowledging Memorial Day for what it's actually for.
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Speaker 2: But it's a strange holiday to say that it's their
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Speaker 2: favorite for that reason, you know, So I mean take
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Speaker 2: it for what it is. It's interesting to me that
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Speaker 2: it ranked above Christmas for popular holidays. I don't know
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Speaker 2: that I'm surprised. Thanksgivings at the top of the list.
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Speaker 2: You're eating, you're eating well in some cases for a
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Speaker 2: lot of people. You know, maybe you're not even involved
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Speaker 2: in the cooking process or even the cleanup. You just
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Speaker 2: eat and watch football or the parade or whatever. So
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Speaker 2: I think there's, you know, and there is that family
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Speaker 2: get together. And people don't want you to think people
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Speaker 2: want to get together with their families. They want you
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Speaker 2: to think everybody's dreading getting together and having to hear
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Speaker 2: about politics, when in reality, a little bit of self control,
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Speaker 2: nobody has to talk about politics and everybody can just
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Speaker 2: have a good time. And by the way, don't just
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Speaker 2: sit there and watch football. Help with cleanup for crying
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Speaker 2: out loud. Hey, McDonald's is bringing back the McRib December third.
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Speaker 2: It's happening and more good news for its cult. Following
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Speaker 2: the sauce that is slathered all over the McRib meat
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Speaker 2: is now available for purchase in half gas all jugs.
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Speaker 2: It started yesterday, you can get it now. They call
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Speaker 2: it a must have for any McRib fan wanting to
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Speaker 2: make their own copycat version of the sandwich at home.
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Speaker 2: Twenty bucks seems like a lot, but I've been called cheap.
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Speaker 2: I say frugal, but I've been called cheap. But I
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Speaker 2: wouldn't spend twenty bucks on that sauce. Sorry. Let's talk
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Speaker 2: about side dishes Thanksgiving time. The basically, people say turkey
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Speaker 2: is kind of the overrated part of Thanksgiving. I think
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Speaker 2: we should do something to try to bring turkey back.
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Speaker 2: I mean, Turkey's like the big leftover food. I don't
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Speaker 2: know if that's part of it. The turkey sandwiches are
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Speaker 2: where it's at after the holiday, but anyway, According to
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Speaker 2: instacart Harris poll survey that was done, the five most
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Speaker 2: hated side dishes the five most hated I take a
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Speaker 2: fence to one of these. I'm just gonna be honest.
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Speaker 2: One of these it's really upsets me. Here we go
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Speaker 2: number one at top of the list. Cranberry sauce tops
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Speaker 2: the list of least favorites. People say no, and I
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Speaker 2: think it's one of those love it or hated things
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Speaker 2: cranberry sauce. But green bean casserole. I am allergic to mushrooms.
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Speaker 2: I can't really do green being not it's true form.
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Speaker 2: I can do it without mushrooms, but it's kind of
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Speaker 2: part of it, isn't it. Whether it's the mushroom cream
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Speaker 2: of mushroom soup, and I don't know. I just I
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Speaker 2: can't do that one. So that one doesn't bother me.
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Speaker 2: Roasted autumn vegetables, I mean it's seasonal vegetables. Pecan pie.
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Speaker 2: This is the one I take offence with and that
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Speaker 2: actually hide with the vegetables and then the sweet potatoes
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Speaker 2: and yams kind of take This one doesn't bother me
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Speaker 2: because I don't really I mean, I like sweet potatoes,
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Speaker 2: I don't really like the like the castle role where
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Speaker 2: it's candied or any of that stuff. I don't need that.
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Speaker 2: But pecan pie, first of all, pecan pie isn't a
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Speaker 2: side dish. That's a dessert. And you could make a
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Speaker 2: case that's the candied sweet potatoes or dessert, but people
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Speaker 2: tend to eat it off the meal plate. Right, pecan pie?
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Speaker 2: What's wrong with you? People? One? Why are you calling
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Speaker 2: it a side dish? And two what's your offence with it?
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Speaker 2: Darn tasty? Especially I'll a mode that'll do it for
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