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Wicked Radio 7-31: Now A Dunkin' Ad Triggers Uglies, Mob Attacks Joey Swoll, & The Ozzy Sendoff · Wicked Radio with Bill Adams

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Speaker 1: A wonderful and awesome Thursday Friday Junior to you, hope,
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Speaker 1: of the Wicked Radio livestream me Bill Adams and Wicked
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Speaker 1: channels and also the follows and likes and all that
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Speaker 1: good stuff. Appreciate you as always. Let's get right into it.
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Speaker 1: Lots of things you could talk about in the news today,
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Speaker 1: Lots of things you could talk about new build a curb,
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Speaker 1: insider training among congress people. We could talk about that.
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Speaker 1: We can talk about trade deals with Korea. Nah, don't
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Speaker 1: want to talk about that. I want to talk about
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Speaker 1: more triggering of the uglies. Who are the uglies, the
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Speaker 1: people who are ugly, no, not physical, looks ugly on
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Speaker 1: the inside, who want everybody to think about them.
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Speaker 2: Now.
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Speaker 1: This, of course is another reaction from the Sydney Sweeney
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Speaker 1: ad with American Eagle brand genes, which by the way,
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Speaker 1: are selling out left and right. So it's already a
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Speaker 1: very successful ad campaign. But now Duncan Donuts. Duncan is
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Speaker 1: getting in the action with hot people on television and
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Speaker 1: it's I don't know how to describe this. It's so
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Speaker 1: beautifully non apologetic. It's just but if you thought the
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Speaker 1: meltdown over the Sydney sweeneyad was bad, way do you
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Speaker 1: hear what they're doing for their Hot Dude and their
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Speaker 1: King of Summer ad that's happening right now and they're
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Speaker 1: not apologizing. You can't apologize to the mob. You can't
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Speaker 1: do it if you're trying to appease them, because they
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Speaker 1: never will. It's never enough. Case in point. We're also
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Speaker 1: going to talk about the very sad story of Joey's whole. Now,
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Speaker 1: if you're not on social media too much, you don't
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Speaker 1: know who Joey Swole is. He's a fitness I hate
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Speaker 1: this word, but influencer, millions and millions of followers because
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Speaker 1: he does like Jim videos and he comments on him
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Speaker 1: and he holds people accountable and you know Jim behavior,
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Speaker 1: great dude, great video. He made the awful mistake of
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Speaker 1: apologizing to the woke mob over the Hull Hogan story
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Speaker 1: and it backfired so badly, so incredibly badly, and now
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Speaker 1: he says he's quitting social media, which was his whole brand.
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Speaker 1: Oh boy, we talk about non apologetic. There was a
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Speaker 1: beautiful send off for Ozzy his Ozzie's funeral to me yesterday.
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Speaker 1: If you saw any of this was so perfect in Birmingham, England,
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Speaker 1: I think, just being a fan, I think the guy
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Speaker 1: would have loved it, to be honest with you, all right,
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Speaker 1: we'll get into all of that stuff. First of all,
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Speaker 1: And notifications on too if you can. Let's get into
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Speaker 1: it now. We all the reaction is still going on.
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Speaker 1: Hot and Heavy or the American Eagle Jeans ad with
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Speaker 1: Sidney Sweeney where she basically featured her hotness and they
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Speaker 1: had a little play on words innocent enough to talk
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Speaker 1: about her genes and why her genes make her look
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Speaker 1: so good and then of course she's talking about her genes, right.
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Speaker 1: It was kind of like a throwback to one of
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Speaker 1: those old school ads like remember the Brookshields ad. Was
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Speaker 1: that Calvin Klein I think in the eighties or nineties
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Speaker 1: whatever it was. It was like, great, well that wasn't enough.
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Speaker 1: And we talked about this the day the meltdown over
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Speaker 1: this ad, about how dare that? And of course they
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Speaker 1: called it an open call of fascism. This is why
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Speaker 1: I call them the uglies, the woke uglies, not talking
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Speaker 1: about their person looks at all, but they're ugly on
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Speaker 1: the inside, and that their attitude is. They call everything
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Speaker 1: they disagree with, everything that features beauty of any kind
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Speaker 1: or positivity. They hate it. That's why I call them uglies.
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Speaker 1: By the way, side note on the Sydney Sweeney ad
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Speaker 1: massively massively successful. This is what they don't get. This
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Speaker 1: is what the protests over these things never materialize with
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Speaker 1: huge success for American Eagle, which tells you other brands
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Speaker 1: are gonna jump in on the action. Maybe this was
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Speaker 1: already planned. I don't know, but Duncan Donut says a
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Speaker 1: new ad, it's the King of Summer ad. Let me
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Speaker 1: give us some background in this one. So this one
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Speaker 1: is another hot person, not a lady. This is a dude. Now.
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Speaker 1: The dude in the ad that you gonna hear here
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Speaker 1: is Gavin Castle Legno, just released the other day, and
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Speaker 1: the reaction is it's about ten times as hysterical as
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Speaker 1: the Sydney Sweeney ad was for American Eagle. It's for
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Speaker 1: the Golden Hour Refresher. Now a legno is the note
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Speaker 1: for the summer I turned pretty. He's starring as the
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Speaker 1: King of Summer in the ad and he references his
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Speaker 1: golden tan and mentions, here's what melted everybody down. He
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Speaker 1: mentions genetics. Yeah, because apparently if you're a good looking
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Speaker 1: white dude, you can't talk about your genes. Genetics. You
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Speaker 1: can't do that. First of all, here's the ad. You
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Speaker 1: judge for yourself. Look, I didn't ask to be the
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Speaker 1: King of Summer. It just kind of happened.
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Speaker 2: This tan genetics.
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Speaker 1: I just caught my color analysis back. Guess what Golden Summer. Literally,
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Speaker 1: I can't help it. Every time I drink it, duncan
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Speaker 1: Golden Hour Refresher. It's like the sun just finds me.
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Speaker 1: So sipping these refreshers makes me the King of Summer.
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Speaker 1: Guilty is charged. So there's the ad and there's the
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Speaker 1: So the meltdown is so predictable. Right, here's the first
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Speaker 1: ugly who's who's And I just randomly picked these people.
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Speaker 1: I think this one got a lot of TikTok views
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Speaker 1: or something, just absolutely convinced that this is a call
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Speaker 1: for white genetics and fascism. And instead of selling a
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Speaker 1: freaking drink and just trying to promote hotness, they dared
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Speaker 1: to mention genetics. And that's what set her. They're getting bold.
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Speaker 1: They were already bold, but they're getting fun bold right now.
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Speaker 1: Holy well, she's not happy with it. Here's another one though,
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Speaker 1: This is the one I thought was really really interesting. Now,
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Speaker 1: this marketing genius jumps on her video channel. I think
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Speaker 1: it was TikTok again, which is where all this stuff lives.
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Speaker 1: That's where all the uglies have all their meltdowns. And
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Speaker 1: she gets on there and she pretends to kind of
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Speaker 1: like play act what the marketing people, the actual marketing
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Speaker 1: at Dunkin Donuts, what they should have said to themselves.
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Speaker 1: So here's here's this girl saying what they should have done.
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Speaker 1: As she's trying to you know, this marketing genius has
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Speaker 1: decided how this should have gone.
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Speaker 2: The word genetics. We cannot put this creative out. We
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Speaker 2: have to rework it. I know we've spent X amount
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Speaker 2: of dollars in X amount of time, but like we
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Speaker 2: have to rework it because this now looks incredibly tasteless borderline,
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Speaker 2: if not one racist, and it's really not a good look.
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Speaker 1: So it's at barderline race ASTs. This is what we
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Speaker 1: should even though we spent all these millions of dollars,
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Speaker 1: it's not a good look. And it's bad by the way,
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Speaker 1: completely side note. I have to throw this out there
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Speaker 1: because it drives me crazy. The up talking needs to stop.
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Speaker 1: This has nothing to do with the story, but the
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Speaker 1: up talking needs to stop with these people like herr.
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Speaker 1: You just heard it there, and you hear it all
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Speaker 1: the time. Now if you're run any kind of zoom
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Speaker 1: call or video call for business, and they end each
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Speaker 1: sentence with an opswing and everything ends like this, and
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Speaker 1: all the sentences sound like ask gang ache whist John,
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Speaker 1: and they come up like the ass. Somebody told me
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Speaker 1: the Kardashians are responsible for this. It is awful. That
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Speaker 1: is the most awful way of presenting any kind of information.
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Speaker 1: So stop the opswang and I talk like the ass.
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Speaker 1: But anyway, we'll do a whole other segment on that someday.
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Speaker 1: But that lady, this ugly decided her in her marketing
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Speaker 1: genius that duncan is completely wrong in that. Now here's
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Speaker 1: the problem. Here's why they're always wrong. They were wrong
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Speaker 1: about the Sydney sweeneyad because it's a massive, massive success.
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Speaker 1: I mean, every business journalist, every business analyst and marketing
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Speaker 1: analyst is out there saying this has been huge for
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Speaker 1: American Eagle because they featured a hot girl, non apologetic,
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Speaker 1: and they brought sexiness back. Now jump to Duncan for
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Speaker 1: a second. You want to talk about unapologetic of course,
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Speaker 1: to jumping on this trend with this model dude making
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Speaker 1: him the king of summer, and they'll do it again,
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Speaker 1: not apologizing at all. Now, this is an interesting angle
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Speaker 1: because the CEO of Duncan Donuts came out with a statement.
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Speaker 1: He actually said this about six months ago when they
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Speaker 1: went and I'm using finger quotes here audio listeners, when
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Speaker 1: they went woke. He says his company lost millions of
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Speaker 1: dollars because there was a lack of response in the
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Speaker 1: advertising because people just didn't like it, and they saw
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Speaker 1: what they were trying to do when it was so
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Speaker 1: obvious it didn't work. So you know, he greenlighted and
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Speaker 1: signed off on this thing. Hell hell, hell, yeah, we're
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Speaker 1: gonna feature an attractive dude, we're not gonna apologize, and
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Speaker 1: we're gonna call him the King of Summer, and it's
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Speaker 1: gonna be overtly in your face. And guess what this
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Speaker 1: is what the ugly marketing genius we just heard from
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Speaker 1: there who says this is a bad luck and it
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Speaker 1: is causing a strong reaction. Here's the reaction that they
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Speaker 1: never see in their bubble ever. They never see this.
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Speaker 1: You know what. Most of the trending reaction is been
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Speaker 1: from ladies on social media across all channels. Most women
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Speaker 1: when they saw this ad and this good looking dude
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Speaker 1: and the duncan add are saying, hell yeah, I'm gonna go,
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Speaker 1: Hell yeah, I'm gonna go get a summer refresher. Hell yeah,
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Speaker 1: I want the King of Summer. Because that's some real
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Speaker 1: people read act. Attractiveness always has an appeal in advertising.
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Speaker 1: That's what these companies finally are understanding and finally doing it.
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Speaker 1: Did they intentionally trigger the woke mob with the mention
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Speaker 1: of genetics? Absolutely they did. Of course they did, because
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Speaker 1: it's that old expression. There's no bad advertising. It's getting
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Speaker 1: more trending, and it's more trending. Most people probably saw
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Speaker 1: this ad through the reaction of the lefties all upset
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Speaker 1: about it, right, getting all triggered about it. But it's
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Speaker 1: another six massively successful thing and they didn't apologize for it,
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Speaker 1: which is amazing. It was amazing too is how often
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Speaker 1: we see what's going on culturally, what's happening through our advertising.
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Speaker 1: I mean, you know, from Take It to like twenty twenty,
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Speaker 1: twenty one, twenty two, through COVID and all the worst
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Speaker 1: the height of the wokeness and all the stuff, you know,
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Speaker 1: promoting people by gender and race instead of just a product.
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Speaker 1: That was that was what was going on in society
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Speaker 1: at the time. So oft sad, but it's true. So
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Speaker 1: often what's going on in advertising stuff you see even
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Speaker 1: in print ads or online or especially on television or
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Speaker 1: here with audio, so much of that stuff is reflecting
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Speaker 1: what's going on in society because the companies are trying
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Speaker 1: to figure out how to reach the general public and
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Speaker 1: sell more stuff. That's what it's all about. And in
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Speaker 1: case of Duncan, the CEO said directly look up the
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Speaker 1: interview where he said it. We we lost millions of
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Speaker 1: dollars in woke advertising. We're not doing it again. And
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Speaker 1: now have they gone the extreme the other extreme with
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Speaker 1: the King of Summaret. Yeah, yeah, they have, but it's
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Speaker 1: already getting a great reaction. But the uglies don't understand that.
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Speaker 1: They don't get it. It's not it's not workang, it's
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Speaker 1: getting a bad reaction. It's a bad look. It's not
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Speaker 1: it's a bad look only to you. That's what you
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Speaker 1: don't understand. So I would expect more of this kind
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Speaker 1: of stuff. I think, uh, I think. I think the
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Speaker 1: companies have finally found the the cajones to feature attractiveness again.
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Speaker 1: It's a great thing for all of us because you
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Speaker 1: can't ever appease or apologize to the woke mob for
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Speaker 1: the wrong reasons. And that's key to this, because it's
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Speaker 1: never ever enough. Case in point gives me a great
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Speaker 1: segue to the Joey Swoll story. If you don't spend
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Speaker 1: a lot of time on I guess his main thing
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Speaker 1: is Instagram. I think I don't know TikTok too. But anyway,
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Speaker 1: if you don't know this guy massive, I've always I've
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Speaker 1: always followed him. I've always liked his videos. It's a big, huge,
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Speaker 1: muscle bound dude, and he does like Jim Etiquette videos.
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Speaker 1: He sees he'll take like a video and then and
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Speaker 1: then cut in him talking about his commentary on how
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Speaker 1: to behave properly at a gym, because he's a gym rat.
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Speaker 1: He's a huge workout guy. He's a fitness quote unquote influencer.
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Speaker 1: He's always done that kind of stuff. Well, he fell
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Speaker 1: victim his own fault to the Hulk Hogan controversy. Remember
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Speaker 1: I remember I came on the pod in the live stream,
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Speaker 1: and I could not understand myself. It's don't really follow wrestling.
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Speaker 1: I wasn't aware of it. Why there is so much
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Speaker 1: Hulk Hogan hate. And again people dug into it things
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Speaker 1: he had said in the past and this and that,
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Speaker 1: you know, being an imperfect human being like we all are,
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Speaker 1: so that it became, according to the woke mob, unacceptable
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Speaker 1: to support or mourn the loss of Hulk Hogan at all.
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Speaker 1: You know, among some well Joey Swall reposts he'll explain
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Speaker 1: it here, but he reposted an older video of him
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Speaker 1: working out in the gym in a Halloween costume as
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Speaker 1: Hulk Hogan. You know, the whole outfit and the ripped
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Speaker 1: T shirt and all this other stuff, and the guy
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Speaker 1: is like ripped he's like in great shape, so he
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Speaker 1: posted that. Well, he does a follow up video apologizing
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Speaker 1: for the video he posted. That's right, he apologize to
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Speaker 1: the woke mob who got after him. There's a follow
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Speaker 1: up to this story, and it's kind of sad, but
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Speaker 1: it's a good lesson for all of us. The takeaway is,
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Speaker 1: for the wrong reasons, just to try to appease the mob,
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Speaker 1: don't ever ever apologize to them. If you did something
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Speaker 1: like seriously wrong or said something really offensive, of course
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Speaker 1: you should apologize, But to apologize to try to appease
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Speaker 1: people who are trying to beat you down to their sensibility,
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Speaker 1: don't ever ever do it. So here's the follow up
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Speaker 1: apology video that Joey Swall posted, and I'll give you
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Speaker 1: the update on what happened to him after this. Here
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Speaker 1: he is.
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Speaker 3: A few days ago, I reposted an old video of
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Speaker 3: me and the gym wearing a Hulk Hogan Halloween costume
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Speaker 3: on the day that he'd passed. Last night, in my
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Speaker 3: live stream, a lot of people expressed how upset and
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Speaker 3: frustrated they were with me that I had posted that.
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Speaker 3: Instead of listening and understanding like I should have, I
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Speaker 3: became defensive and said that I was posting to celebrate
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Speaker 3: the wrestling icon, the person that so many of us
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Speaker 3: looked up to, his kids, that we grew up with,
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Speaker 3: that made us tear our shirts and take our vitamins
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Speaker 3: and say our prayers. I didn't know to the extent
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Speaker 3: of all the horrible things that he had done. Since
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Speaker 3: last night, I have done a lot of research, talked
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Speaker 3: a few people.
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Speaker 1: He apologized all the horrible things, and I apologize for anybody.
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Speaker 1: You know, don't be mad at me. Well, here's why.
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Speaker 1: It a perfect example of something that a lot of
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Speaker 1: us had already learned. Apparently as a social media star,
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Speaker 1: Joey Swoll never knew. I don't know why because he
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Speaker 1: got millions of followers, or did because here's the follow
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Speaker 1: up of the story. You want to know why you
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Speaker 1: never apologize for the wrong reasons to appease the mob,
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Speaker 1: just to not let them be mad at you. Here's why.
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Speaker 1: Here's the follow up that he wrote after the apology video.
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Speaker 1: You think they're all back, and they said, oh, Joe,
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Speaker 1: it's okay. You know, it's understandable. Everybody made that mistake
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Speaker 1: and that Nope, they went after him even harder because
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Speaker 1: they never ever, just take an inch. They keep on
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Speaker 1: going until they destroy you because they're personally offended by
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Speaker 1: their woke ideology. Here's the follow up from Joey Swoll, again,
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Speaker 1: massive social media influencer. If you don't know them, all
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Speaker 1: the good I've done, all the people I've helped, all
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Speaker 1: for nothing when I need help, when I needed kindness
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Speaker 1: and empathy, nothing, I truly hope all the people I've
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Speaker 1: inspired to do great things in life and pay it
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Speaker 1: forward help others. Blah blah blah. No matter how much
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Speaker 1: good you do, no matter how many people you help,
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Speaker 1: they just wait for a reason to hate you and
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Speaker 1: tear you down. Sounds familiar, Yeah, it's true. Either die
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Speaker 1: a hero or live long enough to be the villain.
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Speaker 1: Thank you for his support. Please remember and me and smile.
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Speaker 1: I love you all. And here's the most important part.
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Speaker 1: If he holds true to it, I am done. What
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Speaker 1: he's saying. There is and again, if you don't know
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Speaker 1: who Joey Swoll is, just to influence his social media life,
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Speaker 1: that kind of thing, millions and millions of followers, a
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Speaker 1: huge brand. The guy is built up by just doing
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Speaker 1: videos and reaction to Jim videos, and he's done, learned
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Speaker 1: the hardest possible lesson. Why you never, ever, ever, ever,
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Speaker 1: under any circumstances, apologize to the woke mob who want
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Speaker 1: to go after you because they disagree with something that
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Speaker 1: you said, because they get to decide, They get to decide.
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Speaker 1: What's more, they always think, they always they're convinced they
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Speaker 1: have the moral high ground and if you don't, and
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Speaker 1: if you don't follow their directive, they'll do everything they
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Speaker 1: can to tear you down even worse after you apologize.
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Speaker 1: That's what they do. So this guy learned the lesson
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Speaker 1: and he said it right there. He apolog did a
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Speaker 1: groveling apology so he wouldn't lose followers. A groveling apology
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Speaker 1: says he's learned, he's learned his lesson. I'm sorry, I
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Speaker 1: I'm sorry. I felt bad about Hulk Hogan passing. Nope,
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Speaker 1: that was the opening, that was the sign of weakness
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Speaker 1: where the cackling jackals went after him and they destroyed
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Speaker 1: him even more, and they attacked him even more. There's
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Speaker 1: your lesson. Unfortunately, I thought that guy would have known.
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Speaker 1: Being a social media story, he would have known what
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Speaker 1: the woke mob's all about. No apologizing, he's done now
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Speaker 1: he says he's done, like done, and hasn't posted anything
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Speaker 1: done with social media. Is a guy with a massive following,
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Speaker 1: massive and says he's done. Will he hold true to that?
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Speaker 1: I don't know, we'll see, but a great lesson for
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Speaker 1: all of us, especially him. Sadly, don't ever apologize to him.
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Speaker 1: Apologize if you do, honestly truly feel like you did
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Speaker 1: something wrong, of course, but apologize and grovel to those
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Speaker 1: jackals because they think they have the moral high ground
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Speaker 1: somehow over you. Ever, not ever, ever, ever, would you
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Speaker 1: do that? Never? A great lesson to learn there for
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Speaker 1: all of us. Man, that's a he'll probably be back.
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Speaker 2: I don't know.
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Speaker 1: All right, I gonna wrap it up with this because
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Speaker 1: I one more thing, and I know this got worldwide
17:35
Speaker 1: news yesterday, the Ozzy funeral in Birmingham, England. I have
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Speaker 1: to it's so funny because I have to laugh because
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Speaker 1: and this is just as a fan, you know, God,
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Speaker 1: I'm just like everybody else. I don't know Ozzy personally
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Speaker 1: or his family, just a fan, but as a fan.
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Speaker 1: I kept thinking when I saw some coverage of this thing,
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Speaker 1: now thousands of people lining the streets to send him off,
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Speaker 1: I kept laughing a little bit watching this going. I
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Speaker 1: think he would have loved this now just knowing him
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Speaker 1: as a fan, because it was it was such an
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Speaker 1: interesting scene of sadness for the family. I mean, that
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Speaker 1: was sad to watch Sharon Osbourne and the kids and
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Speaker 1: everybody and you know, crying and they lost their dad
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Speaker 1: and they lost their husband, and you know, the patriarch
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Speaker 1: of their family as crazy as he was, right, So
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Speaker 1: there's the personal side of that. But then you juxtapose
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Speaker 1: that with the fans who saw the family screaming in
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Speaker 1: a standing ovation for them. So it's like like as
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Speaker 1: they're crying and laying flowers down in the funeral procession
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Speaker 1: with the with the hearse coming through the city, cheering
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Speaker 1: crowds while they're crying. And not only that, listen to
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Speaker 1: the background here. They had some kind of a marching
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Speaker 1: band or what it was, and they were playing like
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Speaker 1: with trumpets and drums ausie tunes. This is when this
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Speaker 1: is when the hearse arrived with aussy in there. This
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Speaker 1: is when the hearst arrived at the church. You'll hear
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Speaker 1: screaming crowds loving ousy, the family crying, but in the
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Speaker 1: background is some kind of I think they're playing Crazy Train.
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Speaker 1: I don't know. Yeah, I think it's Crazy Train. What
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Speaker 1: a way to send a guy off the hun Obviously,
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Speaker 1: the families and tears and they feel sorry for them,
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Speaker 1: But the fans loved showing their appreciation and some kind
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Speaker 1: of a crazy band playing a bad version of Crazy
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Speaker 1: Train just as a fan, I think cause he would
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Speaker 1: have loved that. But you know, I don't know who
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