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Stalking to a New Level · Motor City Mad Mouth

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Speaker 1: Every ready welcome, no other listen to the MotorCity mad Mouse,
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Speaker 1: oh my loud fast probably, but got a great group tonight,
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Speaker 1: and we have some pretty interesting topics to say the least.
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Speaker 1: We have Candy and we have our my partner in
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Speaker 1: crime over the chamber, Molly Murphy. Molly's back in the
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Speaker 1: big house, treating to have her on a national show
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Speaker 1: to night. Molly, thank you very much for being here,
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Speaker 1: young lady.
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Speaker 2: Thanks for having me.
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Speaker 1: No, you're welcome to the pleasure you and of course
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Speaker 1: my partner in crime, Steve Ballisterian his pup by day
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Speaker 1: you Steve.
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Speaker 3: It's good to be here. I hope I can help
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Speaker 3: the ball club.
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Speaker 1: Well, you'll be fine. If you want a predictability people,
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Speaker 1: this is a show where it's unpredictable because my back
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Speaker 1: at church has something in common with Canada. It goes
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Speaker 1: far and it goes wide. You know, we're going to
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Speaker 1: start off with ten paying jobs. Find high paying jobs
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Speaker 1: that nobody wants to do. This is an for model.
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Speaker 1: Get ready for the next The fastest sixty minutes and
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Speaker 1: all the broadcasting. Septic truck driver sixty hundred and fifty
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Speaker 1: thousand dollars per year pumping transporting and just posting sewage
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Speaker 1: waste while working in extreme odor heavy environments with strict
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Speaker 1: safetry requirements. Actually one number two, we got oil rig
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Speaker 1: worker ninety K two hundred and fifty thousand per year
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Speaker 1: operating drilling equipment not offshore platforms, forcing harsh weather, dangerous machinery,
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Speaker 1: and long isolation periods. All it gets better than that, people,
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Speaker 1: bull seeming collector's seventy to two hundred and fifty kay
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Speaker 1: no problem, collecting genetic material from livestock and breeding programs,
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Speaker 1: recurring precision handling, and specialized agriculture knowledge. In this you're
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Speaker 1: feeling home with some of these animal references now probably
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Speaker 1: while here Candy, how to feel good with this one?
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Speaker 1: We got crime scene cleaner sixty to one hundred and
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Speaker 1: fifty k per year cleaning and disinfecting trauma scenes requiring
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Speaker 1: strong mental resilience and strict Bilehanzard protocols. Let's keep it going. Oh,
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Speaker 1: let's have some fun with volcanoes, because you get the
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Speaker 1: researcher for eighty to two hundred and grand a year
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Speaker 1: studying active volcanoes, collecting samples and monitoring eruptions in extreme,
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Speaker 1: extremely and hazardous environments. Oh, it gets better. All this one.
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Speaker 1: I wouldn't want to be deal with your fear for heights.
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Speaker 1: You don't definitely want to do this one. You got
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Speaker 1: high rise window cleaner fifty thousand to one hundred and
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Speaker 1: twenty k per year, working hundreds of feet above ground,
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Speaker 1: cleaning skyscraper surfaces under key conditions. I would say so,
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Speaker 1: especially if you looked at the picture. DT diver on
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Speaker 1: hundred and fifty five hundred k per year performing underwater
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Speaker 1: prepares at extreme depths, facing pressure, darkness, and isolation. Now
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Speaker 1: here's one. Oh my gosh, I wouldn't want to do
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Speaker 1: this one. More. Tissian people sixteen one hundred and fifty
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Speaker 1: thousand per year preparing body for burial, requiring precision, hygiene
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Speaker 1: and emotional strength and controlled environments. Oh my gosh. Well, yeah,
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Speaker 1: somebody got to do it. Sanitation worker fifty and twenty
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Speaker 1: thousand per year collecting, processing waste, keeping cities functional. That's
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Speaker 1: like carsh and heavy labor. What do you think, Molly,
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Speaker 1: pretty interesting list? Hunh Yes.
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Speaker 2: Some of these salary ranges seem like they need to
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Speaker 2: be adjusted.
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Speaker 1: A little bit. Yeah, higher lower jobs.
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Speaker 2: I think they need to be higher for sure, that's a.
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Speaker 1: Good way of looking at it. Yeah, what's one of
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Speaker 1: the stands out to you or is there anything that
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Speaker 1: it does.
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Speaker 4: I mean, I don't know about you, Steve, but I
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Speaker 4: wouldn't want to be a high raised window window cleaner.
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Speaker 1: All right, Steve, she's already an expert at this broadcasting.
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Speaker 3: I wouldn't want to be that either. Now, this is
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Speaker 3: coming from a guy as as Scott knows.
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Speaker 5: I jumped out of airplanes for a living, but I
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Speaker 5: don't like heights, so I wouldn't want to be strapped
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Speaker 5: to a flimsy thing on the side of a building.
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Speaker 3: No, thank you.
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Speaker 5: No, I'll take my chances flying in an aircraft and
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Speaker 5: jumping out of it rather than hanging on the side
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Speaker 5: of a building. Now, the one job that I think
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Speaker 5: would be really cool is the lava guy going to
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Speaker 5: a volcano.
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Speaker 3: I think that would be super cool.
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Speaker 5: Now, you know, if you have a Mount Saint Helen's
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Speaker 5: type thing, you know, that could get pretty dangerous. But
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Speaker 5: at the same time, like I've always been and enthralled,
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Speaker 5: you know the whole concept of a volcano, and I
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Speaker 5: think that would be a neat job going to take
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Speaker 5: those samples.
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Speaker 3: You know, when you get to travel, but.
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Speaker 5: Now you know the the animal control thing there where
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Speaker 5: you're probably it has to do with some kind of breeding.
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Speaker 3: No thanks, I don't want to hang on a building.
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Speaker 3: What was that first one?
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Speaker 1: You said, the first one?
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Speaker 5: Huh, Nope, nope, you couldn't pay me to do that.
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Speaker 3: Not enough money.
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Speaker 1: Day part pun intended. Yeah, all right, Candy, What do
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Speaker 1: you think of that group? Pretty interesting? Huh?
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Speaker 6: I do. But I think the one that might be
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Speaker 6: one of the hardest, and I don't think we realized
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Speaker 6: isis is the oil rig where you are out on
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Speaker 6: all by yourself, like you don't let's face it, you're
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Speaker 6: not gonna have internet, you're not gonna have a lot
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Speaker 6: of those other things. You don't have the human touch,
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Speaker 6: you can't you're away for your family, you're isolated. They
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Speaker 6: say that actually has a lot to do with your
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Speaker 6: mental state too, like it affects you in more ways
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Speaker 6: than one, whereas all those others, yes, they have definite
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Speaker 6: side of like I wouldn't want to do them, they're
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Speaker 6: you know, dangerous, They all those other things, but they
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Speaker 6: don't affect your mental state like being isolated by yourself.
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Speaker 6: And I can't imagine that like as much as sometimes
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Speaker 6: I know, Scott, you say this, I hate people at
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Speaker 6: times like you just don't want to be around a
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Speaker 6: lot of people. But the difference between I don't want
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Speaker 6: to be around a lot of people and I don't
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Speaker 6: I'm not around anybody.
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Speaker 1: Let's go to the child's in there and say hi
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Speaker 1: to keep Kings. I'm glad to have you on here
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Speaker 1: as well. All right, well here's what I'm going to
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Speaker 1: tell you right now. Candy gets a steady dose of
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Speaker 1: NCIS and all these crime shows, so I wasn't.
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Speaker 3: Worried about her, but I watched.
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Speaker 5: And after watching Landman, I think all field workers don't
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Speaker 5: get paid enough.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, mortician, uh timeteam cleaner and morgetician. Candy wouldn't be
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Speaker 1: de bas because you get the steady diet of a
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Speaker 1: Here's where I'm going with this. There's no way you're
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Speaker 1: getting me to go ahead be a window cleaner that
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Speaker 1: high up. No, I listen. I never had a problem
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Speaker 1: with heights in the path. If you think you're gonna
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Speaker 1: get me hanging on one of that days, and that's
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Speaker 1: a long ways to go if God forbid something happen.
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Speaker 1: But anyways, that's why they call it the ten high
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Speaker 1: paint Johns that nobody wants to do, because they certainly
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Speaker 1: meant the criteria that a lot of us definieve. Wive, Oh, Molly,
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Speaker 1: you're the perfect person and candy for this particular topic,
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Speaker 1: that's for sure. And then I'll tell you why. Because
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Speaker 1: a woman was arrested after sending a man over one
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Speaker 1: hundred and fifty nine thousand, get this, one hundred and
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Speaker 1: fifty nine thousand texts after their first date. She lives
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Speaker 1: in City, Arizona, was arrested and charged was stalking a
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Speaker 1: man she met an online dating site over nearly ten
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Speaker 1: months following a single date. Now, I'm not going to
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Speaker 1: ask anything personal, MOLLI, okay, I don't know if you're
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Speaker 1: dating anybody or not. I'm not going to get into
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Speaker 1: that business at all. But let's get real. One hundred
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Speaker 1: fifty nine thousand texts?
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Speaker 2: Really, really, was there a response involved?
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Speaker 4: I hope she's not sending text in the void, you know,
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Speaker 4: without a response. I would hope that, you know, there
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Speaker 4: was some communication on the other end.
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Speaker 1: One hundred and fifty nine thousand tech Mallie, unbelievable, hunt
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Speaker 1: partner crazy, that's a lot. Yeah, I can't count that
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Speaker 1: I but I can tell you I can count when
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Speaker 1: I saw this job because of that you and Kangy
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Speaker 1: written all over it. Because you're women.
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Speaker 5: I mean, I'm the worst text I hate text so
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Speaker 5: I would rather talk to somebody on the phone than
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Speaker 5: text them. So that's why when people text me, I
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Speaker 5: usually just give one or two word answers because I
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Speaker 5: can't stand texting.
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Speaker 3: They always say, what are you mad at something?
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Speaker 5: No, I'm not mad at all, you know, and I'm
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Speaker 5: definitely willing to talk to you on the phone.
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Speaker 3: Abut one hundred and fifty nine thousand, that's pretty excessive.
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Speaker 5: I don't know what she had to say, but obviously
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Speaker 5: there was a lot pent up in there.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, ten month period under fifty second? What that moant?
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Speaker 1: Ahead trying to.
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Speaker 2: Get the second date books and on her calendar?
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Speaker 3: Yeah, there you go. Yeah, that's what fifteen nine hundred
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Speaker 3: a month.
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Speaker 6: You texted somebody ten times a day, three hundred and
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Speaker 6: sixty five days. It's forty three years, Scott. I don't
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Speaker 6: think I've texted you that much.
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Speaker 1: And come on, what's the number one? The next message
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Speaker 1: I game Steve was ideal, You're coming on?
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Speaker 5: Yes, yes, And to show my answer right, three letters, Yes,
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Speaker 5: that's good enough, and I responded with four letters cool.
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Speaker 1: Okay, that's final me. One hundred sixty nine thousand.
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Speaker 3: I would rather talk to you on the phone than
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Speaker 3: text you. I'm sorry. I'd rather talk about that that
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Speaker 3: woman drove well, that she had drove me up in
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Speaker 3: the bell tower. That's it.
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Speaker 1: First of all. Okay, let's keep things real here. Number one.
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Speaker 1: My goal is only, right, fifty emails per calendar year,
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Speaker 1: that's it. I hate emailing anyway. I don't like it.
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Speaker 1: That's why I have Candy doing it. And if Molly
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Speaker 1: were with me, she'd probably be doing it too, and
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Speaker 1: she'd file her all the ways because I lose interest
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Speaker 1: in next stuff, well, calling and texting you. Calling is
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Speaker 1: good enough for me. I mean texting an email. But again,
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Speaker 1: it's a twenty twenty six. What generation am I winning
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Speaker 1: in doesn't matter. But one hundred and fifty nine thousand
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Speaker 1: texts ten months, Yeah, I guess you're gonna get arrested
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Speaker 1: for a little bit of stalking, that's for sure. And
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Speaker 1: I'll say stalking to me is and I'm not downplaying
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Speaker 1: the significance of this. Stalking is a very serious offense.
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Speaker 1: It's dangerous. It's not I'm not joking around about this topic.
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Speaker 1: Nobody wants to be tech that many times you're not
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Speaker 1: interested in you're not, but it takes all times out
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Speaker 1: there and it's just unbordant. But that's taking it to
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Speaker 1: a certain extreme.
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Speaker 6: Texts a day and thirty texts a day, I'd have
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Speaker 6: been changing my phone number.
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Speaker 1: Well that's it, Steve. I would have changed mind and
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Speaker 1: I would have turned the thing off. But there's a
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Speaker 1: paper till that somebody can count that high and go
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Speaker 1: electronically and they press sent one hundred and fifty nine
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Speaker 1: thousand times.
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Speaker 3: Well, obviously he made a big impression.
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Speaker 1: Going to jail because.
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Speaker 6: So wait a minute, So not only okay, So one
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Speaker 6: hundred and fifty nine thousand divided by ten divided by
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Speaker 6: thirty days in a month, divided by twelve hours a day,
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Speaker 6: that's forty four texts an hour. That's almost one every
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Speaker 6: other minute, not even one every minute and a half. Wow,
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Speaker 6: that's crazy.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, that's why we have to show people because I
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Speaker 1: come up with stuff like that. How are you doing, Molly?
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Speaker 3: All right? All right, I don't know where you find
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Speaker 3: this stuff, but well I'm just glad she wasn't texting
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Speaker 3: me that much.
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Speaker 1: Let me tell you one thing about Molly. Before I
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Speaker 1: brought her on the network, and her and I had
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Speaker 1: a one on one, okay, and we got to know
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Speaker 1: each other through our group. If there's anybody that can
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Speaker 1: handle a show like this, it's Molly Murphy because she's
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Speaker 1: the most sweetest. She's the sweetest person I've ever met
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Speaker 1: at that chamber, most down to earth, even keel person,
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Speaker 1: and takes you in the most level headed way. And
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Speaker 1: I am so proud of Molly m Square as we
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Speaker 1: call her in the real world here, m Square, Mollie Murphy.
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Speaker 1: But she's the only one steament. We've had some expulsive
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Speaker 1: episodes do another topic, but this young lady is ideal
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Speaker 1: to be on with us once off, and she wants
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Speaker 1: to come on here tonight. I just made it a
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Speaker 1: little bit g rated, although I don't know I about
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Speaker 1: one hundred and fifty nine thousand texts with her how
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Speaker 1: g rated that is. But nevertheless, it's a lot. Molly,
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Speaker 1: What would happen if somebody texted you that many times?
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Speaker 2: Well, I mean, you know, I want some more details.
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Speaker 4: Like I said, I hope that the other side was
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Speaker 4: communicating like stop enough, I'm over it, Like there's gonna be.
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Speaker 2: No second date. I hope this person isn't texting into.
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Speaker 4: The void, but yeah, I would be. You know, I
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Speaker 4: would probably change my number like Set said.
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Speaker 1: Oh, I wouldn't tax it.
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Speaker 2: It wasn't changing.
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Speaker 1: I wouldn't text one hundred and fifty nine thousand times.
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Speaker 1: I'm happy with the two or three that we do
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Speaker 1: because you gave me all your nice, beautiful response. We
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Speaker 1: exchanged love notes back and forth about when we're coming
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Speaker 1: back on chilling all that. That's Nolly and I are buddies,
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Speaker 1: aren't we mild?
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Speaker 2: Where buddies?
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Speaker 1: You've got? All right, well, let's go ahead and take
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Speaker 1: it to a tie singer who actually survived a plane
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Speaker 1: crash twenty seven years ago. He reveals that he said
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Speaker 1: in eleven A the same as an India cash survivor
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Speaker 1: what do you think of that? How ironic is that? Candy?
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Speaker 3: Wait?
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Speaker 6: What is that?
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Speaker 1: Let me go over this again. That's probably a little
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Speaker 1: on the bizarre, but I'm gonna go over it slowly.
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Speaker 1: I don't know if I don't know how to talk slowly.
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Speaker 1: But a tie singer who survived a plane crash one
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Speaker 1: these seven years ago reveals. He said in see eleven
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Speaker 1: a the same as a India cash crash survivor. I
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Speaker 1: guess you could call it the ironies of all ironies, Candy.
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Speaker 6: Hey, if you survive a plane crash, more power to you.
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Speaker 6: I mean a lot of times you don't see that.
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Speaker 6: Most of the time when they're plane crashes, there aren't
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Speaker 6: many survivors. Hey, his luck was on his side that day,
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Speaker 6: or or God was looking out for him. Whatever you believe.
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Speaker 6: However you believe, kudos to him.
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Speaker 4: I mean, I still don't get it. So he was
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Speaker 4: sitting in the same seat that a plane crash survivor
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Speaker 4: sat in. But isn't that him because he survived the crash.
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Speaker 6: But it was different, It was two different plane crashes.
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Speaker 2: Oh well, then that's a lucky sea.
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Speaker 6: I guess I'm eleven a. Now, next next time we
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Speaker 6: booked flight, Scott, even a question is going to be
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Speaker 6: is it your seat or mine?
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Speaker 1: Oh? You could have it. I'm already I've already sixty
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Speaker 1: three years for this whole thing. He can have it.
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Speaker 1: He got more responsibility anyways than I do.
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Speaker 5: Go ahead, Steve, Yeah, I was just gonna say I'm
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Speaker 5: gonna put Thor Thor who was snoring in my lap here,
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Speaker 5: I'm gonna put him in eleven eight.
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Speaker 3: You know said I'll take the middle road.
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Speaker 1: Okay, I do you want to make an announcement tonight
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Speaker 1: when we have the opportunity to do so, And that's
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Speaker 1: the South words for mean, we're gonna have a second
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Speaker 1: YouTube channel and candies on the verge of going ahead
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Speaker 1: and coming up with a name. It's gonna be based
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Speaker 1: on travel. I think this is something that we're looking
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Speaker 1: forward to doing. We've done a lot of it and
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Speaker 1: now it's time to go out there and make that
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Speaker 1: part of our network is and we've got a good
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Speaker 1: start on the video, so stay tuned for updates on
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Speaker 1: that channel. We're looking forward to being able to bring
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Speaker 1: a different side from where we go. So all right
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Speaker 1: with that said, well may usually stand for Jewish and
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Speaker 1: that's next one has something to do with our good
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Speaker 1: Jewish roost. The twenty twenty five Macabi Games, essentially the
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Speaker 1: Jewish Olympics, have been postponed to twenty twenty six to
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Speaker 1: active missiles in Israel during the conflict with Iran. Kendy
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Speaker 1: your talks about the Matabi Games They're obviously big in
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Speaker 1: the Jewish culture, the Jewish Olympics.
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Speaker 6: You know, I had never heard of them before, but
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Speaker 6: I can understand postponing them while the conflict is going on,
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Speaker 6: because you know, people need to have their head in
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Speaker 6: the right place and in the right frame of mind,
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Speaker 6: both on the conflict side and on the you know,
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Speaker 6: the athlete side. Although it would be a diversion, I
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Speaker 6: could see where it would be good for them to
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Speaker 6: pause during that conflict.
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Speaker 4: No, Yeah, I mean, I think for safety, it is
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Speaker 4: key to keep everybody kind of safe and you know,
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Speaker 4: to Candy's point, focused on you know, their safety, their family,
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Speaker 4: getting things in line so that they can make sure
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Speaker 4: they need to evacuate quickly they can get out of there.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, so it makes sense to reschedule for sure.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, I agree.
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Speaker 5: I mean, look, securities paramount these days, and if you
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Speaker 5: have a bunch of athletes and a big crowd in
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Speaker 5: a certain twice, that is going to invite the people
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Speaker 5: that wish you harm to come out and try to
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Speaker 5: make something happen. So I agree with that they probably
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Speaker 5: had some good intelligence on that that they may be
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Speaker 5: a problem with security for that, and you know, the
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Speaker 5: best way to prevent it from happening is probably to
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Speaker 5: postpone it.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, you definitely want You definitely don't want any of that.
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Speaker 1: And when we talked about this sort of thing, I'll
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Speaker 1: never get the nineteen seventy two Olympics in Munich, Germany,
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Speaker 1: when the Israelis were on the wrong end of a problem.
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Speaker 1: They're not going to get in splicific detailed to Steve
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Speaker 1: knows that I'm talking about that there are a bunch
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Speaker 1: of Israeli people that were innocently killed there. And when
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Speaker 1: they make a move like this, such as MATAVII Games
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Speaker 1: twenty six live move overall. Well here, but let's go
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Speaker 1: from the bizarre to more bizarre than that. Okay, because
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Speaker 1: I don't care how much money you have, you're not
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Speaker 1: going to avoid this problem. Because billionaire businessman son Jay
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Speaker 1: to Poor dies age fifty three after reportedly swallowing get
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Speaker 1: this a bee and a polo match, doctors said that
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Speaker 1: was an allergic reaction that caused a heart attack. All right, Candy,
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Speaker 1: a polo.
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Speaker 6: Match, the b stings or what kind of what this
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Speaker 6: happened to him are nothing to joke about. There are
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Speaker 6: some people that are very allergic. Yeah, correct, So for
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Speaker 6: him to swallow a bee, I can't imagine. Like, first
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Speaker 6: of all, I can't imagine it. Like when I was
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Speaker 6: a kid, I remember like stepping act stepping on a
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Speaker 6: bee and getting stung by it obviously hurts, But I
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Speaker 6: can't imagine swallowing a bee. He would be very defensive,
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Speaker 6: I could think, because all of a sudden he's not
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Speaker 6: allowed to move or anything like that. You know, you
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Speaker 6: need be in a confined area. The bee is gonna
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Speaker 6: sting you all like as much as it can, and
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Speaker 6: if you're allergic to it, it some people it does
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Speaker 6: not take much and you don't have a lot of time.
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Speaker 6: So a lot of people that are allergic they need
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Speaker 6: to be carrying like EpiPens so that they can immediately
20:18
Speaker 6: be administered. And if you're not, it's very unfortunate. And
20:25
Speaker 6: the other thing is is like do people wear bracelets
20:29
Speaker 6: because you hear people that if they're so allergic, that
20:32
Speaker 6: they need to have a bracelet on or something so
20:35
Speaker 6: that people are aware, Like if a metic is treating you,
20:38
Speaker 6: that they know what to do.
20:41
Speaker 1: Well, my mine life is too short. If you're a
20:44
Speaker 1: billionaire or not, if a bee sting in the wrong place,
20:46
Speaker 1: your history and Molly, I mean, this is surreal, isn't it.
20:50
Speaker 2: Yeah, it just goes to show you.
20:52
Speaker 4: Like you said, you know, you can have as much
20:53
Speaker 4: money in the world, but something as simple as a
20:55
Speaker 4: bee is really going to hurt you. So and if
20:59
Speaker 4: you guys have ever seen the sport of polo, you know,
21:02
Speaker 4: and if he was riding, I would like to think
21:04
Speaker 4: that this person was doing what he loved right, playing
21:07
Speaker 4: the game of polo, and he might have been like
21:09
Speaker 4: reaching around with his you know mouth open yell into
21:11
Speaker 4: a teammate and that's how it happens. So hopefully, you know,
21:14
Speaker 4: he was having a good time, and I, you know,
21:18
Speaker 4: unfortunately hope that it was as quick and painless as possible,
21:21
Speaker 4: even though I can't imagine swalling and be and having
21:24
Speaker 4: an a larger reaction.
21:25
Speaker 2: That has to be so scary.
21:28
Speaker 4: And you know, as a risk management executive director of
21:32
Speaker 4: a nonprofit makes me think about, you know, our people
21:35
Speaker 4: who host events like these. We were talking about the
21:37
Speaker 4: other you know, the games. You got to have things
21:41
Speaker 4: on site. You have to have an AD, you have
21:43
Speaker 4: to have an EMPI pen, you have to be able
21:44
Speaker 4: to care care for people quickly. So I think, you know,
21:48
Speaker 4: from a risk management perspective, keeps us in tune to
21:52
Speaker 4: what we need to have at our own facilities, at
21:56
Speaker 4: our own homes, especially if you have somebody with that
21:59
Speaker 4: severe of analogy.
22:01
Speaker 1: Yeah, certainly a wake up call for people out there.
22:03
Speaker 1: You know, you can come at you in any way,
22:05
Speaker 1: and they even going places that you don't expect. Before
22:08
Speaker 1: you know it, the show is over, that's for sure.
22:11
Speaker 1: So with that said, let's turn over to Steve Ballistori.
22:14
Speaker 1: You're talking about a bee in the wrong place, allergic reaction,
22:17
Speaker 1: and that the end of that story, unfortunately.
22:20
Speaker 5: Yeah, I mean obviously, I mean it's like a perfect
22:25
Speaker 5: storm type situation.
22:27
Speaker 3: It was his time.
22:29
Speaker 5: Yeah, I'm kind of surprised that, you know, you would
22:34
Speaker 5: consider like a polo match. I mean, that's usually playgrounds
22:40
Speaker 5: for the rich and famous. They would have all kinds
22:42
Speaker 5: of you know, security protocols in place, like Molly was saying,
22:49
Speaker 5: you know, first aid kids, be sting kids, you know, EpiPens, whatever,
22:55
Speaker 5: the whole nine yards, and you would think that they
22:59
Speaker 5: would have that. But and again, I mean, maybe he
23:01
Speaker 5: wasn't wearing a bracelet and no one knew that he
23:04
Speaker 5: was allergic to it, and they didn't know how to
23:07
Speaker 5: react to what was happening. But I mean, yeah, it's
23:12
Speaker 5: just it's terrible. You hate hearing things like that for anybody.
23:16
Speaker 3: Never Mind, the.
23:17
Speaker 5: Guy was like filthy rich and you know what a
23:21
Speaker 5: way to go though, being allergic to bees and swallowing one,
23:26
Speaker 5: it has to be absolutely horrifying.
23:29
Speaker 1: And he had swallow and he didn't even get the
23:31
Speaker 1: honey out of it. He had to follow.
23:34
Speaker 6: Well, let's let's face it, like if you get if
23:37
Speaker 6: you get stung by a bee, normally it's on your
23:41
Speaker 6: body and you can see it. But if you used
23:43
Speaker 6: to swallow it like, no one a medic wouldn't even
23:46
Speaker 6: know what had happened. Who had swallowed a bee? Like
23:50
Speaker 6: and all of a sudden you have this reaction. They
23:52
Speaker 6: wouldn't have a clue what was what that you know
23:56
Speaker 6: that it was even a bee that you know you
23:59
Speaker 6: swallowed it.
24:00
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's a good point, Candy. Maybe they didn't know.
24:02
Speaker 2: Maybe he was having an allergic reaction. They couldn't figure
24:05
Speaker 2: out why.
24:06
Speaker 5: Right, it's probably his airway started to close up and
24:10
Speaker 5: they didn't know why it was.
24:13
Speaker 6: And that caused the heart Atta, because I think you
24:15
Speaker 6: said he died of a heart attack.
24:17
Speaker 1: Yeah, now that's true. A heart attack. Unfortunate leader as
24:19
Speaker 1: a result of allergic reaction. I'm allergic to beast things
24:23
Speaker 1: that I'm not afraid to mention on every medical record
24:25
Speaker 1: that there is. Unfortunately, rest in peace to this fella.
24:28
Speaker 1: All right, Well, tell you what California wants Canadian tourism
24:31
Speaker 1: back and is offering Canadian twenty five percent of both tels,
24:34
Speaker 1: attractions and activity through a new partnership with Expedia Candy.
24:38
Speaker 1: Tell you what California believes in the Canadian dollar.
24:43
Speaker 6: I can imagine because with the high prices of everything
24:47
Speaker 6: right now, there's less and less people traveling as it
24:50
Speaker 6: is now, I don't necessarily see the same down here
24:54
Speaker 6: in Florida. We see a lot of Canadians that come
24:56
Speaker 6: down here. But I can see California needing to attract
25:00
Speaker 6: people and wanting to give discounts to get more people
25:05
Speaker 6: to California because, let's face it, with the high cost
25:09
Speaker 6: of gas, the high cost of everything, less and less
25:13
Speaker 6: people are doing those travels or can afford those travels.
25:17
Speaker 6: They don't have the extra income or the money to
25:21
Speaker 6: be able to.
25:21
Speaker 3: Do some of that.
25:22
Speaker 6: So I can understand why they would be trying to
25:25
Speaker 6: incentivize people to come.
25:27
Speaker 1: What about you.
25:29
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean I think for states, especially like us
25:32
Speaker 4: in parts of California, that rely on tourism, we have
25:36
Speaker 4: to leverage as much as we can to get people
25:40
Speaker 4: in the door so that we can pay for things
25:42
Speaker 4: that we need, that.
25:43
Speaker 2: For the residents that live here.
25:44
Speaker 4: So you know, I think that doing that for tourism,
25:51
Speaker 4: especially from people from all.
25:53
Speaker 2: Over the world, is helpful.
25:57
Speaker 3: Yeah.
25:57
Speaker 5: I mean, right now, California Sartain, right, I mean, they're
26:00
Speaker 5: they're having a massive you know, out of their own
26:04
Speaker 5: citizens leaving the state because of the situations that going
26:09
Speaker 5: on in there right now, and they need tourism money.
26:13
Speaker 5: I mean, let's face it, things are not going well
26:17
Speaker 5: in the state, and what better way than to get
26:21
Speaker 5: some Canadians that to come down there and visit. I mean,
26:24
Speaker 5: there's tons to do there, and you know, by offering
26:28
Speaker 5: them some you know, vacation packages, it makes total sense,
26:35
Speaker 5: especially right now. You know, US Canadian relations aren't at
26:41
Speaker 5: the best, you know, right now.
26:44
Speaker 1: Never been in California. It's a big state. There's a
26:46
Speaker 1: lot of places you can go to California, And I
26:49
Speaker 1: talked about this YouTube channel. We're plucky to be in
26:51
Speaker 1: a state like Florta, which is a destination state. Rockets
26:54
Speaker 1: sit here and pop videos so fast and ridiculous because
26:58
Speaker 1: there's some many places to go in our state, let alone,
26:59
Speaker 1: all the cruise shifts that are not that far away,
27:02
Speaker 1: and as well as other stuff. Now, well, let's stay
27:05
Speaker 1: on transportation because Uber will allow you to book helicopter
27:09
Speaker 1: rides next in twenty twenty six and the seaplane rides
27:13
Speaker 1: through the Uber apps. The move builds on Joby's acquisition
27:18
Speaker 1: of the Blades passenger business leverages high demands routes to
27:24
Speaker 1: Manhattan and as well as fifty thousand travelers love that.
27:28
Speaker 1: And you we're talking about Uber're getting involved with seaplane
27:31
Speaker 1: rides as well as helicopter rides. They're involved everything else.
27:36
Speaker 6: You know, there's a where there's a business and there's
27:39
Speaker 6: a dollar to be earned, they're going to try and
27:41
Speaker 6: find it. What a good business move for them. I mean,
27:46
Speaker 6: let's face it. I don't know if any of you
27:48
Speaker 6: else have heard, but like I could understand it. Maybe
27:51
Speaker 6: in New York with the NBA Finals coming up and
27:55
Speaker 6: they're saying Game six is going to be at the
27:58
Speaker 6: same time World Cup soccer is also going to be
28:02
Speaker 6: in New York and that around the city is going
28:05
Speaker 6: to be horrendous. So if somebody wants to uber a
28:07
Speaker 6: helicopter ride from one place to another, I could see it.
28:11
Speaker 1: I mean, just saying, all right, Molly, what are you saying,
28:15
Speaker 1: I'm not a idea's Actually I think it's a great.
28:18
Speaker 2: Idea, I do.
28:19
Speaker 4: I mean, and I think especially with where commercial airline
28:22
Speaker 4: prices are going to, We're going to see a lot
28:25
Speaker 4: of other opportunities for you know, boutique or private entities
28:31
Speaker 4: to come in and maybe defer some costs for people
28:35
Speaker 4: that have the financial capacity to do that, and especially
28:39
Speaker 4: if you don't want to, you know, pay the big
28:42
Speaker 4: airline prices.
28:44
Speaker 5: So see, yeah, I think it's a fantastic idea and
28:48
Speaker 5: it's smart, right. I mean, you know, I saw her
28:53
Speaker 5: on the news this evening a little bit earlier that
28:57
Speaker 5: they were expected seven to eight million people coming for
29:01
Speaker 5: the World Cup.
29:02
Speaker 1: Wow.
29:02
Speaker 3: I mean, the opportunities for.
29:06
Speaker 5: You know, go getters to go out there and and uh,
29:10
Speaker 5: you know, make a good hit for yourself while this
29:14
Speaker 5: is going on, are going to be there, and I
29:16
Speaker 5: think that's great. I mean I'm all for it. You know,
29:22
Speaker 5: if I had a helicopter. I would be shuttling people
29:26
Speaker 5: every year to the super Bowl, right, because you know
29:29
Speaker 5: there's an area every place that holds hosts the super.
29:33
Speaker 3: Bowl probably has a helipad, and what.
29:37
Speaker 5: Better way to be traffic Drop you off, I'll come
29:42
Speaker 5: pick you up.
29:44
Speaker 1: They don't. Yeah, well everybody knew was going to get
29:48
Speaker 1: in the actor. They're always hurt for this.
29:50
Speaker 3: Absolutely, I think it's a great idea.
29:54
Speaker 1: Well, I'll tell you one thing. For those that have
29:57
Speaker 1: you been on N ninety five, realize that people do.
30:00
Speaker 1: But I'll tell you driving slowly is more dangerous than
30:03
Speaker 1: driving fast. Oh I love to have a lead foot.
30:05
Speaker 1: The solid new curse shows and any major deviation from
30:11
Speaker 1: from uh traffic speed raises the risk of accident. So
30:17
Speaker 1: I'll tell you what, candy, If yours truly likes to
30:19
Speaker 1: have a left foot, you're starting to get better at
30:21
Speaker 1: the left foot. But driving slowly it's pretty rough stuff,
30:24
Speaker 1: isn't it? Can It is tough?
30:26
Speaker 6: And ninety five? How for those of you that have
30:31
Speaker 6: never been on it, If there is anybody watching this
30:33
Speaker 6: never been on it, It is kind of like one
30:39
Speaker 6: of the speedways. Like I would say, some people go
30:44
Speaker 6: extremely fast. I would say part of the problem in
30:50
Speaker 6: ninety five is that there are so many different people
30:53
Speaker 6: on it. There are people that don't know, like don't
30:56
Speaker 6: have it could be illegally here, they might not have
31:00
Speaker 6: a driver's license. There's it is one of the It
31:04
Speaker 6: goes from New York all the way down.
31:07
Speaker 1: Let's go all the way from Maine all the way down. Yeah,
31:11
Speaker 1: it does.
31:11
Speaker 6: So it's the thorough fair from all the way up
31:15
Speaker 6: there to down here East coast. Especially down here, I
31:20
Speaker 6: would say people travel a bit excessive. I don't know
31:26
Speaker 6: that they look at the I don't know that they
31:28
Speaker 6: look at the speed limit signs, or maybe they don't
31:32
Speaker 6: know how to read them, or they don't care. It
31:36
Speaker 6: always amazes me how many accidents there are, though, as well,
31:41
Speaker 6: every morning every you know, and every morning every night
31:46
Speaker 6: at least a couple I used to travel it. I
31:49
Speaker 6: don't travel it as much, although I will say the
31:53
Speaker 6: turnpike is getting to be almost like ninety five. It
31:59
Speaker 6: used to be that nobody was on the turnpike because
32:01
Speaker 6: the turnpike was a as a toll road. But now
32:04
Speaker 6: there are so many people on ninety five, so many
32:06
Speaker 6: people that want to avoid ninety five that the turnpike
32:09
Speaker 6: is getting like that, and now they're expanding the turnpike
32:13
Speaker 6: and making it wider, and it's under construction. And I
32:16
Speaker 6: would say ninety five is almost always under construction. Like
32:20
Speaker 6: down here, there is no off construction season. It's always
32:25
Speaker 6: construction season down here. And that puts obstacles in the
32:30
Speaker 6: way too that you're maybe you're not used to. And
32:33
Speaker 6: when you're driving so fast, it's and then all of
32:37
Speaker 6: a sudden you have someone that's driving so slow. It's
32:39
Speaker 6: hard to maneuver around when you're going so fast around
32:43
Speaker 6: these slow cars, so you need to keep a relatively
32:48
Speaker 6: good speed going.
32:50
Speaker 1: Well, let me tell you that many years ago leaves
32:52
Speaker 1: they have the bumpers to gro o their prey for me.
32:54
Speaker 1: I drive by ninety five, So I definitely emphasized okay,
32:58
Speaker 1: all right, Molly, go ahead, play pick it up.
33:01
Speaker 4: I mean, I guiltily have a lead foot as well.
33:04
Speaker 4: But I also make a choice not to as much
33:08
Speaker 4: as I possibly can, not to drive on ninety five,
33:10
Speaker 4: so I don't have the emotional and mental stress of
33:16
Speaker 4: such a large thoroughfare of people just driving all kinds
33:20
Speaker 4: of different ways. If driving in Florida teaches you anything,
33:24
Speaker 4: it's how to be a defensive driver. So it teaches
33:27
Speaker 4: you how to get around those slow cars pretty quickly
33:31
Speaker 4: and away from them.
33:32
Speaker 2: My goal is to get away from people, so.
33:34
Speaker 4: That's why I have the lead foot. But yeah, I
33:36
Speaker 4: agree with what Candy said. It's it's it's wild out there,
33:40
Speaker 4: so you definitely got to pay attention.
33:43
Speaker 1: I don't worry about that lidfoot. When I get to
33:45
Speaker 1: Old Calimboy, I got news for you. I feel like
33:47
Speaker 1: I'm at Daytona, but Pa, when I get to I'm
33:53
Speaker 1: a mark man. Whereas I don't drive much anymore because
33:56
Speaker 1: I'm dealing with that head injury. But out there and
33:59
Speaker 1: you drive and slow, you're in trouble. And if you
34:01
Speaker 1: only want to drive so lunch, you go to Sun City, Arizona,
34:05
Speaker 1: and you can tell me how many heart attacks appear
34:07
Speaker 1: behind the wheel there, because I'll tell you bad. I
34:10
Speaker 1: remember I used to live in Arizona too. Oh my goodness.
34:12
Speaker 1: Stay away from those golf courses and those golf cars.
34:15
Speaker 1: The trouble, all right, the driving slowly? You get the drill. Brother.
34:21
Speaker 5: Okay, Well, I grew up a mile from ninety five
34:25
Speaker 5: in Massachusetts, and they have a saying in Massachusetts. He
34:31
Speaker 5: who hesitates is late because it doesn't.
34:35
Speaker 3: Matter what lane you're in.
34:37
Speaker 5: Everyone is driving like it's the indy five hundreds in Boston.
34:41
Speaker 3: Okay.
34:42
Speaker 5: And then when after college and I joined the military,
34:47
Speaker 5: I was I spent many years on Fort Bragg, North Carolina,
34:51
Speaker 5: which is where right off of ninety five.
34:54
Speaker 1: Yeah, you know.
34:55
Speaker 5: Then I moved to Florida, and I drove from Boston
34:58
Speaker 5: to Florida all way down to ninety five until I
35:02
Speaker 5: got on the other side of Florida.
35:04
Speaker 3: Now I drive on seventy five.
35:07
Speaker 5: And I'm here to tell you the most dangerous place
35:10
Speaker 5: to be in Florida is making a right hand turn
35:16
Speaker 5: when you're slowing down to either make a turn or
35:18
Speaker 5: take off ramp, because you will get rear ended. In
35:24
Speaker 5: New York, second here, and I drive with the lead
35:28
Speaker 5: foot as well, drives my wife up the wall.
35:32
Speaker 3: But you know, it's just how I grew up driving.
35:38
Speaker 5: You know, I don't like it, but it's just I mean,
35:41
Speaker 5: it's it's a safety valve for me because I try
35:45
Speaker 5: to limit my time being on the road, so I
35:48
Speaker 5: try to get from point A to point B as
35:51
Speaker 5: quickly as possible. But yes, I mean the slow Lane
35:56
Speaker 5: in Florida is the most dangerous place to be.
36:00
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'll never forget the time that I'm getting on
36:02
Speaker 1: nine ninety five. You know where brands martis moll right
36:05
Speaker 1: off of tenth Street. Some young lady was on her
36:08
Speaker 1: cell phone and I've rear ended her. I'm thinking great,
36:10
Speaker 1: and this rate in your ninety five I'm trying to
36:12
Speaker 1: get on itu me great. I mean playing with the
36:15
Speaker 1: cell phone and I went way down tom Bang for
36:18
Speaker 1: all the wrong reasons. But it is what it is.
36:20
Speaker 1: Stuff happens right Border lawmakers are discussing property tax pollos
36:24
Speaker 1: for twenty twenty six now about reducing or even eliminating
36:28
Speaker 1: the property taxes. I think covered Ronda Santus is involved with.
36:31
Speaker 1: They're planning to do it, but can you give us
36:33
Speaker 1: an update on the fact that property taxes may not
36:36
Speaker 1: be anymore in this state?
36:39
Speaker 3: I mean that.
36:39
Speaker 6: Would be a lot. Let's face it. We all live
36:44
Speaker 6: in places and you have to pay for things. The
36:46
Speaker 6: only question is how are we paying for things? Are
36:49
Speaker 6: we paying by property taxes? Do we have visitors paying
36:54
Speaker 6: as they stay in hotels and there's a hotel tax?
36:57
Speaker 6: Or is there gasoline tax?
36:59
Speaker 3: Is there?
37:00
Speaker 5: Uh?
37:01
Speaker 6: We like some places, like if I remember correctly, I
37:04
Speaker 6: think it was in Arizona they had a wheel tax,
37:07
Speaker 6: and so you were you had to pay, you know,
37:10
Speaker 6: to drive a car and it was not cheap. So
37:13
Speaker 6: every place makes up, has to make up the money someplace, hopefully,
37:20
Speaker 6: because the cost of living down here in Florida is
37:23
Speaker 6: so high, it would be nice if the residents didn't
37:26
Speaker 6: have to pay property taxes and they could make all
37:29
Speaker 6: the visitors pay an extra percent on whatever it is,
37:33
Speaker 6: like hotels or you know, and then the people choose
37:38
Speaker 6: to pay it. But wouldn't that be no property tax
37:43
Speaker 6: down in Florida. That would be nice. Hopefully govern can
37:47
Speaker 6: do that.
37:49
Speaker 2: Well.
37:50
Speaker 4: Mye nonprofit is located in the county park, so the
37:54
Speaker 4: property taxes are really important to me and the park
37:57
Speaker 4: and the care of the horses that are in the
37:59
Speaker 4: par So, you know, I think there's a happy medium
38:04
Speaker 4: to this entire conversation. I'm also an advocate for public schools,
38:09
Speaker 4: you know, if we want to have good public schools
38:11
Speaker 4: in our backyards. Property tax has a big you know,
38:16
Speaker 4: is a big influence and all of that. So I do,
38:19
Speaker 4: I do know that property taxes are high end the
38:21
Speaker 4: state of Florida. I understand empathize with with the issue
38:27
Speaker 4: at hand, but I do think that property taxes serve
38:29
Speaker 4: a very important mission, especially here in Florida, you know,
38:33
Speaker 4: for the things that we all love and a joy
38:36
Speaker 4: in our natural area and the things that we love
38:38
Speaker 4: and enjoy in our neighborhoods.
38:42
Speaker 5: Yeah, I'm in total agreement with Mollie. Look, would I
38:47
Speaker 5: like to cut my property taxes. Absolutely, But at the
38:51
Speaker 5: same time, I mean, this is how the state pays
38:55
Speaker 5: for all of its programs and you know, maintaining the roads,
38:59
Speaker 5: to school systems, everything. I don't know how they would
39:03
Speaker 5: generate enough you know, revenue to pay for everything. I mean,
39:09
Speaker 5: if he has a plan on how to do that
39:12
Speaker 5: by cutting property taxes, by all means, signed me up.
39:16
Speaker 5: But I mean at the same time, you know, this
39:20
Speaker 5: is how our roads get paved and or not paved, right,
39:26
Speaker 5: you know, if if there's not enough money, and trust me,
39:31
Speaker 5: living up north where winter destroys roads every year, the
39:37
Speaker 5: the areas did didn't have enough revenue. The roads, especially
39:45
Speaker 5: in my old hometown were absolutely terrible. You know, the
39:49
Speaker 5: one thing they cut last with schools up there, I
39:52
Speaker 5: think they need to you know, pay more attention to
39:55
Speaker 5: the schools down here. I mean, education is life blow
40:00
Speaker 5: of our future, and I don't want to see that hurt.
40:04
Speaker 5: But at the same time, if they can figure out
40:06
Speaker 5: a way by maybe just cutting back on property taxes,
40:11
Speaker 5: and I'm all for it.
40:13
Speaker 1: You know it's gonna happen. They're gonna regulate on the
40:15
Speaker 1: floor to Turnpike and the Soul rules are gonna take it.
40:17
Speaker 1: Always Robin Peter to pay Paul, I haven't all right.
40:21
Speaker 1: It started with them some water topics in the air
40:24
Speaker 1: and I got one of the most bizarre topics you'll
40:25
Speaker 1: ever see, and Steve those I don't think Steve thinks
40:28
Speaker 1: that that will ever be the case. That he sees
40:30
Speaker 1: something different every week, which is why this is the
40:32
Speaker 1: only show they never He likes to come on because
40:34
Speaker 1: the prepared for anything. We don't worry about SEC federal communication,
40:38
Speaker 1: because we have the ag network mode if anything goes
40:42
Speaker 1: that said, Okay, you young man Susan's parents one hundred
40:45
Speaker 1: and fifty thousand dollars for naming him gay Lord, people
40:48
Speaker 1: gay Lord and Dame the Gaylord, because you know the jokes,
40:53
Speaker 1: the embarrasment issues at school. This guy had gay Lord
40:57
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh, can't. I never realized it over a name.
41:01
Speaker 1: I've heard some sue situations, but oh my god, Candy out.
41:08
Speaker 6: Yeah, I don't know what kind of precedent there would
41:11
Speaker 6: be for a kid to sue over a name, especially
41:16
Speaker 6: a name that like goes back aways. Isn't there a
41:22
Speaker 6: famous Gaylord uh Perry hotel in.
41:31
Speaker 1: Yeah, Well this guy is not a baseball fan apparently,
41:33
Speaker 1: but yeah, the Gaylord hotels are usually part of the
41:37
Speaker 1: what do they call them, the granted Loppery kind of deals,
41:42
Speaker 1: so that's the money attached to them. But this guy
41:45
Speaker 1: don't like Gaylord, but he wasn't a baseball fan Gaylord Perry.
41:48
Speaker 1: But go ahead, Candy.
41:50
Speaker 6: I mean, I think it sets the wrong I think
41:53
Speaker 6: if you want to change your name, then change your name.
41:55
Speaker 6: You can legally change your name. You don't have to
41:58
Speaker 6: sue anybody. I don't know why people are all of
42:01
Speaker 6: a sudden so sue happy. They think that just because
42:04
Speaker 6: they're not happy with something, they're going to quick sue somebody.
42:08
Speaker 6: Just legally change your name. That's all you need.
42:11
Speaker 1: To do, all right, Molly, you you have two nice things,
42:15
Speaker 1: Molly Murphy, But can you imagine if anybody, what do
42:19
Speaker 1: you talk about gay Lord?
42:21
Speaker 2: I mean, I'm with Candy.
42:24
Speaker 4: I think that you know, you can easily change your
42:26
Speaker 4: name if you really have that much of a problem
42:28
Speaker 4: with it, or better yet, you know, maybe ask your
42:31
Speaker 4: family where it stems from. Maybe it's from some amazing
42:35
Speaker 4: lineage in your family history, and you know, all you.
42:37
Speaker 2: Have to do is ask.
42:38
Speaker 4: So I bet if that person asked his family where
42:42
Speaker 4: that name came from, he would have a complete, incredible
42:46
Speaker 4: story and maybe he wouldn't want to change it.
42:48
Speaker 1: Yeah, I've heard of allowance of beMore, but one hundred
42:51
Speaker 1: and fifty one hundred and fifty k for an allowance mains
42:54
Speaker 1: inflation has gone up. I remember when tea for only
42:57
Speaker 1: worth about a dollar or five dollars, but this guy
42:59
Speaker 1: was one hundred fifty grand k Lord that belongs with
43:02
Speaker 1: really really? Yes, yes, you can tache your name. A
43:06
Speaker 1: lot of people do, all right. See when you're talking
43:09
Speaker 1: about day Lord, other than the fact his name is not.
43:11
Speaker 5: Very well, you know, you know he got a lot
43:15
Speaker 5: of grief in school. I mean, let's face it. But
43:20
Speaker 5: at the same time, I agree, you don't have to
43:22
Speaker 5: go by that, right. You can go by anything you
43:26
Speaker 5: know you don't call yourself call yourself g L right,
43:33
Speaker 5: yeah right, I mean you don't have to go by
43:36
Speaker 5: that and change your name once you reach a certain age.
43:40
Speaker 5: I mean to sue though, I mean, come on, that's.
43:44
Speaker 3: A little extreme.
43:45
Speaker 5: I mean, you know, you know me, I would embrace
43:49
Speaker 5: it and then just dare somebody to say something about it.
43:54
Speaker 1: A little extreme, but not stream enough to come on
43:57
Speaker 1: this show. So this is a part of the show.
43:58
Speaker 1: Now with mal did she goes? They have had like
44:00
Speaker 1: five or ten minutes to talk about for nonprofit. Go ahead, Molly,
44:05
Speaker 1: the floor is your partner, sure so.
44:07
Speaker 4: Equin Assisted Therapies of South Florida is a forty four
44:10
Speaker 4: year old nonprofit organization.
44:12
Speaker 2: They're located in Tradewin's Park in Coconut Creek.
44:16
Speaker 4: We served last year alone one hundred and sixty three
44:19
Speaker 4: individuals through fifty seven hundred hours of service, not including
44:26
Speaker 4: our volunteer training program. We also serve veterans through a
44:32
Speaker 4: free twenty week equine assisted psychotherapy program. And the main
44:38
Speaker 4: diagnosis that we do serve our kids on the autism spectrum.
44:43
Speaker 4: And the horse is amazing because from a riding perspective,
44:47
Speaker 4: they move in a three dimensional motion, which is typical
44:50
Speaker 4: of how a typical person moves, and then from the ground.
44:54
Speaker 4: A horse is incredible because as prey animals, they provide
44:59
Speaker 4: you with a response based on how you are presenting
45:04
Speaker 4: to the world, so they're either.
45:05
Speaker 2: Going to want to hang with you or not.
45:08
Speaker 4: They are non judgmental, they live in the present, So
45:12
Speaker 4: talk about a creature that is going to give it
45:15
Speaker 4: to you straight.
45:15
Speaker 2: Always one hundred percent of the time.
45:19
Speaker 4: This past weekend, myself and a barn manager were in
45:23
Speaker 4: Okala looking for horses for our programs. So if any
45:26
Speaker 4: of the listeners out there know of a horse or
45:30
Speaker 4: know of somebody that has a horse that is looking
45:32
Speaker 4: for their next chapter of work, we would be interested.
45:36
Speaker 2: In coming to see that horse.
45:38
Speaker 4: We're currently looking for horses that are between fourteen point
45:42
Speaker 4: three hands to fifteen one hands high, and the horse
45:46
Speaker 4: people on the show probably know what that means, but
45:48
Speaker 4: a hand is four inches from the front of the
45:50
Speaker 4: hoof to the top of the spine, and ideally we
45:54
Speaker 4: would like to see horses.
45:55
Speaker 2: That are already working or doing a job.
45:59
Speaker 4: One of the horses we saw this weekend was a
46:01
Speaker 4: Western sorterer, so that horse sorted cows from the herd
46:07
Speaker 4: so very cool.
46:09
Speaker 1: Yeah, my favorite place o'kala. That's where my leg foot
46:12
Speaker 1: usually lows me to go out there. And usually when
46:15
Speaker 1: I put on my little dale Earn herd act candies
46:19
Speaker 1: usually sleeping anyways, and that's when I go ahead and
46:22
Speaker 1: take advantage of her. She already knows it's just as
46:25
Speaker 1: a minute when she sees how far I've taken the
46:27
Speaker 1: bull cruiser. It's a different story when I get my
46:29
Speaker 1: foot on the gas at a different nattle and o'call
46:31
Speaker 1: is one of my favorite places to drive. They liked
46:34
Speaker 1: me up there because they haven't nailed me yet or
46:37
Speaker 1: no they may not. Like they forget about how that
46:38
Speaker 1: came out. Forget it. It is what it is. Molly was
46:41
Speaker 1: up in o'kala there, and Molly deal with us. And
46:44
Speaker 1: I love having Molly on this show as well as
46:46
Speaker 1: her show that she does once a month. We talked
46:48
Speaker 1: thirty to forty minutes about everything goes on, so she
46:51
Speaker 1: gets to do homework on that one that gave me
46:53
Speaker 1: some move. But what do you think, Molly about this
46:56
Speaker 1: format about talking about JESSIMONDAYA you handled like a true prodence.
47:00
Speaker 1: See what do you think I'll Molly tonight.
47:02
Speaker 3: Well, I just, first of all, God bless you for
47:05
Speaker 3: what you do.
47:06
Speaker 1: Uh.
47:07
Speaker 3: And I'll tell you my son is high functioning.
47:11
Speaker 5: Autistic, and you know, it was amazing when he was
47:16
Speaker 5: young getting around horses, his horses consense.
47:22
Speaker 3: And uh, you know they're there.
47:25
Speaker 5: The corks, I guess you could say, and they were
47:28
Speaker 5: so awesome with him, and uh, it's amazing how you uh.
47:34
Speaker 3: How they are able to do that.
47:36
Speaker 5: And I know, like a lot of autistic kids get
47:39
Speaker 5: so much out of that and working with veterans.
47:43
Speaker 3: Uh, you got my vote, girl, God bless you.
47:46
Speaker 2: Steve, thank you. I appreciate that.
47:49
Speaker 1: Well. Guess what you two are teammates once a month
47:51
Speaker 1: here on the network at the over City Show.
47:54
Speaker 3: I would love to visit sometimes.
47:56
Speaker 2: Yeah, come on out.
47:58
Speaker 1: Molly and I are do for one one, but get
48:00
Speaker 1: over here, Steve, I mean all four of us google there.
48:03
Speaker 1: Molly and I were doing to get together pretty soon,
48:04
Speaker 1: aren't we, partner, Yeah, we'll do that after you get
48:08
Speaker 1: back from your next trip. Or Steve would come out there.
48:10
Speaker 1: He did Florida, by the way, he did Fort Myers,
48:13
Speaker 1: not not up in Boston. So he's just yeah, you go,
48:18
Speaker 1: you two our teammates. What the month here on the network, Candy,
48:22
Speaker 1: but why don't you give us a station break? Then
48:23
Speaker 1: we'll go around the horns. As everybody knows, sports of changes.
48:26
Speaker 1: At the top of the hour, I have all kinds
48:28
Speaker 1: of wild stuff there as well. Go ahead, Candy, station break,
48:30
Speaker 1: We'll go to Steve, we'll go to Molly, and then
48:32
Speaker 1: we call it an go ahead.
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50:35
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50:38
Speaker 1: so proud to have her on as one of our commentators.
50:41
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50:43
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50:45
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51:30
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51:34
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51:37
Speaker 3: So that's what makes it fun.
51:40
Speaker 1: I had to keep it interesting from me, graduated people
51:43
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51:46
Speaker 1: I put him on here people for us because you
51:48
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51:50
Speaker 4: Tonight.
51:50
Speaker 1: What did we talk about? We talked about tech messages
51:53
Speaker 1: for God's say, we talked about slow driving, we talked
51:57
Speaker 1: about uber, we talked about beasts. Oh my goodness, that's
52:01
Speaker 1: the way. And now I get to throword to Mollie.
52:04
Speaker 1: Why don't you go out there and everybody know about
52:06
Speaker 1: your nonprofit one more time, mall and here about three
52:09
Speaker 1: or four weeks and she'll be on her own with
52:11
Speaker 1: yours truly, there being the Scott and Molly show that
52:13
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52:15
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Speaker 4: then if anybody out there is interested in services, I'd
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Speaker 2: You can give me a call at ninety five four
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Speaker 2: nine seven four to zero zero seven.
52:58
Speaker 1: Does that mean?
52:59
Speaker 3: Well?
53:00
Speaker 1: On behalf of Molly Murty, Steve Ballistarry Kane Appling. My
53:03
Speaker 1: name is Scott Morgan, roam Over, City of Matamall. Thank
53:05
Speaker 1: you for joining us in this edition of the Motor
53:07
Speaker 1: State MS Show. The sports have changes coming up at
53:09
Speaker 1: nine o'clock. I mean, while Molly will see in about
53:11
Speaker 1: three or four weeks, Steve, we'll see in about seven
53:13
Speaker 1: days or something crazy and new. And there's a chance
53:16
Speaker 1: that Steve and I may get a piece of the
53:17
Speaker 1: World Cup action with our coverage. I'm working on that
53:19
Speaker 1: as well, So you get ready, Steve. They're going to
53:22
Speaker 1: bring in some World Cup experts. We'll be talking about
53:24
Speaker 1: it all. This is a good opportunity to get these
53:27
Speaker 1: subjects in as well, so on behalf of Candy Molly's
53:30
Speaker 1: the My name is Scott Motivated Madlock. Thank you for
53:33
Speaker 1: joining us and we will see you next Wednesday night
53:36
Speaker 1: had around seven forty five the third time for for
53:40
Speaker 1: whether it's soccer or something else. So we have the
53:42
Speaker 1: World Cup coming up, so I have more bizarre topics
53:45
Speaker 1: headed your way. Good night, everybody. Molly will see in
53:47
Speaker 1: about three or four weeks, young lady, I think and
53:50
Speaker 1: I am so proud that you are my partner and
53:52
Speaker 1: crying on the show. Mole, I really am. You're the best.
53:55
Speaker 1: All right.
53:56
Speaker 2: Nice to meet you, Steve. Good to see you, Candy,
53:59
Speaker 2: meet you.
54:00
Speaker 1: You're I'm probably you, sweetheart.
54:02
Speaker 2: Thank you, Bye you guys, Thank you, Scott.
54:05
Speaker 1: Yeah, you're welcome. All right, good night everybody.
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Speaker 4: Yeah h