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The Infomaniacs: September 29 2026 (6:00am) · WTAW - Infomaniacs

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Speaker 1: Good morning from the WTAW newsroom. I'm Will Welch. Flock
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Speaker 1: cameras are being credited with assisting in nabbing three suspects
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Speaker 1: involved in a bank jugging. College Station police say 20-year-old
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Speaker 1: Desmond Williams of Kingwood was the getaway driver in the
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Speaker 1: April robbery. The victim withdrew money from the Bank of
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Speaker 1: America and the 100 block of University around 3 o'clock
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Speaker 1: in the afternoon on Friday, April 3rd. He was then
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Speaker 1: followed to a business in the 900 block of Harpy
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Speaker 1: Road where he was knocked to the ground and robbed.
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Speaker 1: Investigators were able to track the vehicle's movements before and
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Speaker 1: after the robbery through surveillance video, traffic camera footage, and
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Speaker 1: ALPR cameras. They say the suspects followed the exact path
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Speaker 1: as the victim. Williams was charged with robbery and is
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Speaker 1: free on $ 50, 000 bond. 19-year-old Caden Dawson of Houston is
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Speaker 1: believed to be the one who assaulted the victim. He
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Speaker 1: was arrested on July 25th and charged with robbery. He
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Speaker 1: is free on $ 50, 000 bond. 41-year-old Jonathan Williams of Houston
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Speaker 1: was arrested on September 18th and charged with robbery. He
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Speaker 1: is free on $ 75, 000 bond. Cell phone records also help
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Speaker 1: tie the group together. Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has
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Speaker 1: announced an investigation of Blue Cross Blue Shield. over claims
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Speaker 1: of denials and delays of urgent care.
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Speaker 2: Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton says the investigation will focus
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Speaker 2: on Blue Cross Blue Shield of Texas' approval and denial
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Speaker 2: of medically necessary claims, noting it will determine whether claims
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Speaker 2: are denied without adequate review or whether the company engages
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Speaker 2: in any other unlawful practices. The Republican noting the probe
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Speaker 2: comes after a string of consumer complaints. Paxton, who is
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Speaker 2: running for U.S. Senate in Texas, saying in a statement,
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Speaker 2: Blue Cross Blue Shield has a responsibility to put patients
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Speaker 2: before profits and ensure that Texans receive the care they need, adding,
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Speaker 2: I will wage a relentless legal battle against any insurance
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Speaker 2: company that fails to protect health and safety of Texans.
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Speaker 2: Kristen Goodwin, Fox News.
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Speaker 1: All Shipley's Donuts locations in Bryan and College Station will
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Speaker 1: be closed on Wednesday to allow friends and family to
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Speaker 1: grieve the loss of a man murdered last week in
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Speaker 1: Grimes County. 51-year-old Vicente Yanez was shot and killed on
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Speaker 1: September 22nd. According to the company's Facebook page, the Yanez
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Speaker 1: family has been a part of the local Shipley's Donuts
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Speaker 1: family for nearly 40 years. They say Vicente was an
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Speaker 1: integral part of that history and the foundation of their
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Speaker 1: core group of bakers. In addition to two brothers... Vicente
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Speaker 1: was also related to several other bakers and members of
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Speaker 1: their front-of-house team. The company says his family is woven
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Speaker 1: throughout our shops, which means this loss isn't being felt
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Speaker 1: by just one part of our organization. It is being
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Speaker 1: felt throughout our entire Shipley family. The man accused in
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Speaker 1: the murder is in custody. The most powerful rocket ever
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Speaker 1: built took a major step forward in testing. SpaceX launched
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Speaker 1: its massive starship from South Texas yesterday. Three, two, one.
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Speaker 3: With that enormous roar, SpaceX Starship is hoisted from the
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Speaker 3: launch pad on 16 million pounds of thrust. Their goal
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Speaker 3: is to send Starship into low Earth orbit for the
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Speaker 3: first time, testing the capabilities of the rocket to get
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Speaker 3: to the moon. If everything checks out, NASA plans to
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Speaker 3: use the Starship to carry humans to the lunar surface
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Speaker 3: as early as next year.
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Speaker 1: That's Jim Ryan with TSN News. More news ahead at 6.30
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Speaker 1: or anytime at WTAW.com. I'm Will Welch, 1620-945-WTAW.
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Speaker 4: Today, high of 96. Tomorrow, high of 96. But what's
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Speaker 4: the difference? 40% chance of rain.
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Speaker 4: your heroes. That goes for their beers as well, apparently.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, apparently. The Alamo beer was... I.
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Speaker 4: Was so disappointed. I was hoping that you were going
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Speaker 4: to try and be like, this is exactly what I had.
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Speaker 6: Right.
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Speaker 1: This is what I could picture drinking in the alley.
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Speaker 4: With the boys. You know, it's like, yep.
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Speaker 1: Yep. Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. Yeah.
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Speaker 4: That was not the case.
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Speaker 1: No, it was not. It was not the worst beer
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Speaker 1: I've ever had.
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Speaker 4: Whenever you start out with that.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, but it's not something I will reach for again.
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Speaker 1: It will be a display item.
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Speaker 4: Can you describe what the taste of Alamo beer is?
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Speaker 1: It was kind of like an over-aged Pabst.
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Speaker 4: What?
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Speaker 1: Yeah, like a Pabst that's been sitting around a little sour.
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Speaker 4: Is it possible that that is, in fact, what Alamo
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Speaker 4: beer is?
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Speaker 1: It's possible, but then I can tell you that that
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Speaker 1: would not be what Hank Hill would be drinking.
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Speaker 4: No, it wouldn't be.
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Speaker 1: And the rest of the boys.
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Speaker 4: It wouldn't be. Hank would only drink. I mean, I
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Speaker 4: have in my head, like, maybe flavor profiles of Lone Star.
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Speaker 1: Lone Star, the OG Pearl, which came out, again, not
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Speaker 1: too many years ago. You could get Pearl again.
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Speaker 4: Pearl can.
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Speaker 1: And that stuff was good.
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Speaker 4: I feel like Hank Hill might have been a more, like,
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Speaker 4: a High Life flavor.
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Speaker 1: High Life?
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Speaker 4: Maybe original Bud.
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Speaker 1: Maybe so, or original Coors. The Colorado Kool-Aid.
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Speaker 4: Oh, Banquet Beer.
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Speaker 1: The Banquet Beer.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, yeah.
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Speaker 1: Or the one that gets overlooked frequently. And I enjoy it.
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Speaker 1: In fact, I've got the better part of a case
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Speaker 1: in my fridge right now. Shiner Premium.
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Speaker 4: Not a chance.
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Speaker 5: No.
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Speaker 1: The original Shiner Pilsner. That's what it is.
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Speaker 4: I don't think that Hank would drink Shiner.
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Speaker 1: Why not?
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Speaker 4: It's too, Hank, it's, you gotta, Shiner is something that
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Speaker 4: came to, I know it's been around for a while,
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Speaker 4: but it came to prominence in like the 2000s. That
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Speaker 4: is too froofy for Hank Hill.
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Speaker 1: Well, but in Texas, the Shiner was prominent before that.
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Speaker 4: It was, it was.
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Speaker 1: My great uncle worked for the Spetzel Brewery.
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Speaker 4: I just, I just don't see, if he, It depends
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Speaker 4: where Arlen is. Arlen, I guess, is supposed to be
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Speaker 4: up near Dallas.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, in that case, I think it probably wouldn't be Shiner.
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Speaker 1: It was more of a South Texas sort of thing.
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Speaker 4: I think he'd be, like I said, I think American beer,
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Speaker 4: but it's got to be one of the old faithfuls.
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Speaker 4: It's got to be Bud Classic. I'll give you Lone Star. Honestly,
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Speaker 4: Lone Star is the one that I most believe.
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Speaker 1: Look, I drank some Lone Star.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, everyone did.
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Speaker 1: Nothing wrong. No, I still did.
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Speaker 4: Everyone did. And yeah, that is what the flavor profile
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Speaker 4: would be.
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Speaker 1: I think so. This Alamo was just not it.
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Speaker 4: I don't think they thought it through. I think someone
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Speaker 4: realized that if they put the Alamo label on a
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Speaker 4: can of beer, they're going to make it. So much money.
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Speaker 1: Which, by the way, is one of those plastic shrink-wrapped
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Speaker 1: labels on there. It's not the cool stuff. It's not
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Speaker 1: an authentic. They probably took the beer that you used
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Speaker 1: to buy from the generic stores that just said beer
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Speaker 1: on the side of it in a plain can. And
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Speaker 1: then they covered it with Alamo.
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Speaker 4: We used to be a proper nation.
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Speaker 1: We did.
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Speaker 4: Our Alamo beer used to be crafted.
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Speaker 1: That's right. Handcrafted. Have to go to Mexico to get
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Speaker 1: the non-poisonous batch.
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Speaker 4: The bad batch of Alamo beer. You know, that would be,
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Speaker 4: if they wanted to really dial it up a notch. Yeah,
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Speaker 4: make one toxic batch. And the real ones would know why.
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Speaker 1: Yeah.
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Speaker 4: The real ones would know why.
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Speaker 1: And they would drive to Mexico to get the good stuff.
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Speaker 4: Oh, that's absolutely amazing. I love it.
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Speaker 4: What does that beer taste like? Is that the question?
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Speaker 4: That's what the beer tastes like. I really wish I
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Speaker 4: could do a much better Hank Hill. It's something to
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Speaker 4: work on, I guess.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, I would love to kill a Boom Hour, but
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Speaker 1: I just can't get that one. It's Aspirations. Or a
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Speaker 1: All right.
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Speaker 4: Today is the 29th. of September, 2026. Two days away
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Speaker 4: from October. Almost to, I mean, to the final push.
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Speaker 1: The fourth quarter, if you will.
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Speaker 4: Where we start getting into holiday frame of mind. What
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Speaker 4: do you have to celebrate today? Well, there's a few things.
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Speaker 4: VFW Day. Founding history of the veteran of foreign wars
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Speaker 4: of the United States is honored today. Tracing its origins
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Speaker 4: back to 1899. After the Spanish-American and Philippine-American wars. Wanted
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Speaker 4: to form organizations to advocate for veterans' benefits and support.
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Speaker 4: Several groups eventually merged into what today is known as
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Speaker 4: the VFW.
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Speaker 1: I had no idea that their roots went back that far.
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Speaker 4: Neither did I. I really honestly had no idea it
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Speaker 4: was that.
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Speaker 1: My experience with the VFW is that was one of
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Speaker 1: two places in Clark County, Arkansas, that you could buy
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Speaker 1: a beer.
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Speaker 4: That is, VFWs have long been... one of the cornerstones
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Speaker 4: of small-town life in this country. And I'd love to
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Speaker 4: see it. All right, another one. I don't anticipate you
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Speaker 4: celebrating this one, but I'm absolutely going to be celebrating it.
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Speaker 4: That's Broadway Musicals Day.
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Speaker 12: Yeah.
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Speaker 4: You're not much of a Broadway guy?
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Speaker 1: I respect them. It's not that I'm much of a
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Speaker 1: Broadway guy. I'm less of a musicals guy.
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Speaker 13: Really?
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Speaker 14: Yeah.
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Speaker 4: Some people really just don't like musicals. And it's hard
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Speaker 4: for me to understand. I just have to just, like,
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Speaker 4: you know, accept it.
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Speaker 1: Because, like....
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Speaker 4: This doesn't do anything for you.
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Speaker 1: I mean, it's a good song. I respect it as music.
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Speaker 1: But when I go to theater, I want to see theater.
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Speaker 1: I don't go to musical theater because I don't want
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Speaker 1: to see musical theater.
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Speaker 4: I'm going to try another one for you. Have you
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Speaker 4: ever actually been to a musical?
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Speaker 1: Oh, yes.
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Speaker 4: Okay, so you have.
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Speaker 1: Oh, yeah.
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Speaker 15: Okay, all right.
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Speaker 4: Just making sure.
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Speaker 1: It's a theater minor, Tucker. I've been to lots of stuff.
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Speaker 4: You're a theater minor and you don't like musicals?
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Speaker 1: It's just a personal preference.
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Speaker 4: No, that's fine. You don't find this particularly moving? Like,
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Speaker 4: this is acting.
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Speaker 16: Yeah.
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Speaker 1: Well, I get it. It's acting through song.
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Speaker 17: Yeah.
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Speaker 1: No, I understand.
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Speaker 11: I understand.
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Speaker 1: It's just powerful. It's not my favorite thing. I'm much
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Speaker 1: more of a reality-based individual, and in my life experience,
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Speaker 1: it is infrequent when people will just suddenly break out
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Speaker 1: into song.
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Speaker 4: I don't know who you hang out with.
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Speaker 1: I know who you hang out with, so I understand
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Speaker 1: your perspective.
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Speaker 4: This won Anne Hathaway an Oscar. Yeah. This song. There
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Speaker 4: was literally no other part of that movie that was like, oh, yeah,
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Speaker 4: it's kind of all right. It's pretty good. That won
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Speaker 4: her an Oscar.
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Speaker 1: Congrats, Anne.
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Speaker 4: Don't worry, I'm not going to continue this playlist, but
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Speaker 4: I absolutely do.
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Speaker 1: Again, I mean, I respect the music. I respect the art.
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Speaker 1: It just does not appeal to me.
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Speaker 4: No, that's fair. Not even the fun musicals?
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Speaker 1: Not even the fun musicals.
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Speaker 4: Book of Mormon?
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Speaker 1: Book of Mormon, no. I haven't seen Book of Mormon,
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Speaker 1: so I can't tell you about that one.
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Speaker 4: Not even Hamilton?
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Speaker 1: No, no, not Hamilton.
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Speaker 4: Not Hamilton?
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Speaker 1: Not my jam, dude.
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Speaker 4: Oh, okay. All right, all right. We will agree to disagree.
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Speaker 1: No, again, I respect the art. It just does not
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Speaker 1: appeal to me.
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Speaker 4: What else do we have? Coffee Day. That's a big one.
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Speaker 4: Not International Coffee Day, which ironically happens in two days.
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Speaker 4: This is just regular coffee.
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Speaker 1: They couldn't get that lined up.
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Speaker 4: How?
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Speaker 1: It's probably a NATO discussion that has happened over decades.
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Speaker 4: Murky origin story on coffee. Famous legend involves a goat
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Speaker 4: herder named Caldi who supposedly noticed his goats were becoming
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Speaker 4: unusually energetic after eating berries off of a certain plant,
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Speaker 4: the coffee plant. And he decided to experiment with it
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Speaker 4: and created the caffeinated beverage that we all know and
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Speaker 4: love today. Allegedly. It became established in Yemen as a
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Speaker 4: cultural thing, and in the 15th century spread through the
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Speaker 4: Ottoman world, and then Europeans finally got a hold of it,
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Speaker 4: mainly because it was an alternative to tea. It was like, hey,
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Speaker 4: if you couldn't get the tea, you go with the coffee,
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Speaker 4: and then spread from there. Also Mocha Day. Mocha, Mocha, Mocha, Mocha.
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Speaker 1: Mocha.
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Speaker 4: Chocolates. There's that. And yeah, that's what we got. What
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Speaker 4: do we have on birthdays?
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Speaker 1: Birthdays, we have a fairly long list. Halsey is 32.
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Speaker 1: Biggest hit, Closer with the Chainsmokers, who is a band
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Speaker 1: I was not really familiar with until my daughter went
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Speaker 1: and saw them over the weekend.
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Speaker 4: Where did she see the Chainsmokers? They're still around?
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Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm certain of it. Okay. I guess. I mean,
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Speaker 1: that's who she told me she was going to go see.
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Speaker 1: All I know is she went to the Waffle House
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Speaker 1: afterwards and sent me a picture.
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Speaker 4: Lovely.
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Speaker 1: Is it someone in casinos or something in Mississippi?
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Speaker 4: Oh, I get you.
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Speaker 18: Yeah.
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Speaker 1: Kevin Durant is 38. The former Oklahoma City Thunder forward
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Speaker 1: now with the Houston Rockets.
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Speaker 4: Absolutely toxic to every team he's.
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Speaker 1: Ever been on.
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Speaker 4: Yes.
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Speaker 8: Yes.
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Speaker 1: Calvin Johnson is 41. Former Detroit Lions wide receiver. Holds
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Speaker 1: the record for most receiving yards in a season.
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Speaker 4: That's right.
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Speaker 1: Zachary Levi is 46. He starred in Shazam. He was
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Speaker 1: also Kurt Warner in the American Underdog movie.
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Speaker 19: Oh, wow.
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Speaker 1: And he's been in several other things as well. Chrissy
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Speaker 1: Metz is 46. She's Kate Pearson on This Is Us.
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Speaker 1: Mackenzie Crook is 55. He's the guy in the Pirates
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Speaker 1: of the Caribbean movies who keeps losing his fake eye.
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Speaker 4: Right, right.
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Speaker 1: So now you know him. Erica Alonick is 57. She
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Speaker 1: was Shawnee McClain on Baywatch. Okay. Also played Ellie Mae
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Speaker 1: Clampett in the horrendous movie version of The Beverly Hillbillies.
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Speaker 4: Until you mentioned that, I forgot that there had actually
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Speaker 4: been a movie remake of The Beverly Hillbillies.
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Speaker 20: Yeah.
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Speaker 4: That was truly awful.
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Speaker 1: Yesterday.
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Speaker 4: That was not the same.
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Speaker 1: Just yesterday, I thought of The Beverly Hillbillies. After I'd
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Speaker 1: seen the videos of Madonna's performances at the VMAs, I
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Speaker 1: thought to myself, she looks just like a slightly younger
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Speaker 1: granny from The Clampetts. Les Claypool is 63 years old today. Singer,
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Speaker 1: bassist for Primus.
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Speaker 4: Remake it with that cast. That's your winner.
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Speaker 1: That's art. Andrew Dice Clay is 69 years old today.
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Speaker 1: He may get a little bit of a comeback, too.
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Speaker 4: I'm shocked he's still alive.
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Speaker 1: Yep, he's on that list. Bryant Gumbel is 78 years
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Speaker 1: old today. Mike Post is 82. You may not know
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Speaker 1: Mike by name. I can tell you the TV theme
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Speaker 1: songs that he wrote back in the day when they
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Speaker 1: had TV theme songs.
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Speaker 4: There used to be a real art to this.
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Speaker 1: Real art to it.
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Speaker 4: I mean, and you still have TV theme songs that
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Speaker 4: become really iconic. A lot of them are regular songs
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Speaker 4: that they repurpose. It's not the same as they used
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Speaker 4: to do back then.
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Speaker 1: No, they used to create these original... Orchestral.
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Speaker 4: Yes. intros to shows.
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Speaker 1: This guy wrote the theme to Magnum P.I. Good Lord.
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Speaker 1: All three Law & Order series, The A-Team, Hill Street Blues,
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Speaker 1: Quantum Leap, The Rockford Files, Doogie Howser, M.D., And the
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Speaker 1: greatest American hero.
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Speaker 4: Is he still alive?
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Speaker 1: He is still alive.
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Speaker 4: Give me a documentary about that man.
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Speaker 1: 82 years old.
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Speaker 4: Give me a documentary on that man.
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Speaker 1: I would watch that in a heartbeat.
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Speaker 4: Holy cow.
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Speaker 1: Ian McShane is 84. Man, so talented. Winston in the
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Speaker 1: John Wick movies. He is Al Swearengin on Deadwood. Bingo.
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Speaker 1: Black Beard on the fourth Pirates of the Caribbean movie.
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Speaker 1: He's been in a ton of stuff, and that guy
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Speaker 1: just plays evil so well. Yes, he does. Jerry Lee
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Speaker 1: Lewis on to the Stiffs, born on this date in 1935. He,
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Speaker 1: of course, immortalized a whole lot of shaking going on,
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Speaker 1: great balls of fire, and then he married his 13-year-old cousin. Yes,
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Speaker 1: he did. Yeah, and that was a good. Jerry Lee Lewis,
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Speaker 1: first cousins with Jimmy Swaggart.
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Speaker 14: Yep.
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Speaker 1: And with Mickey Gilley. Yeah, wild. And they are all
19:13
Speaker 1: from the same area.
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Speaker 4: Are they?
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Speaker 1: Northeast Louisiana. Oh, not too far. I mean, within within miles.
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Speaker 4: Yeah.
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Speaker 1: Of Miss Farm Bureau Bureau. of franklin parish oh are.
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Speaker 4: You talking about laney wilson's from the laney.
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Speaker 1: Wilson corner of arkansas she is no from.
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Speaker 4: Louisiana louisiana yeah yeah she's from there i would expect
19:35
Speaker 4: nothing else there you go gene.
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Speaker 1: Autry was born on this date as well in 1907
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Speaker 1: the singing cowboy uh he's the only person with five
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Speaker 1: stars on the hollywood walk of fame one for each
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Speaker 1: of five categories radio tv movies records and live performances
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Speaker 1: been in the country hall of fame since since 1969.
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Speaker 1: Madeline Kahn was born on this date in 1942. If
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Speaker 1: you love Blazing Saddles and High Anxiety and Young Frankenstein,
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Speaker 1: all the Mel Brooks classics, What a great thing she
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Speaker 4: Absolutely.
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Speaker 1: Larry Linville, born on the state in 1939, Major Frank
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Speaker 1: Miguel de Cervantes, the Spanish genius who wrote Don Quixote.
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Speaker 4: Holy cow.
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Speaker 8: Wow.
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Speaker 4: That book really is that old.
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Speaker 7: Yeah.
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Speaker 4: Okay. Speaking of musicals, Will.
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Speaker 1: Okay.
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Speaker 4: Have you never heard the musical stuff for Don Quixote?
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Speaker 1: I don't recall it, no.
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Speaker 4: Oh, The Impossible Dream?
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Speaker 1: Oh, yeah.
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Speaker 11: Yeah.
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Speaker 21: See?
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Speaker 1: See? I know that song.
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Speaker 4: We found the one.
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Speaker 1: Good morning from the WTAW newsroom. I'm Will Welch. Texas
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Speaker 1: A & M President Susan Balabina held the 2026 President's
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Speaker 1: Address on Monday. The theme, Beyond 150, One University for Good.
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Speaker 1: Part of the shared vision and strategic plan includes the
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Speaker 1: Aggie Passport.
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Speaker 21: In the future, every undergraduate is not just encouraged... but
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Speaker 21: from internships to research to study abroad.
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Speaker 1: character development, and public service experience as it relates to
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Speaker 1: civic readiness. Another vision comes in the form of expanding
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Speaker 1: clinical health partnerships.
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Speaker 21: As part of our vision to elevate health... I'm pleased
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Speaker 1: President Balabina says through A & M System Agency partners,
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Speaker 1: a few institutions have both the scientific capacity and the
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Speaker 1: Governor Greg Abbott is taking action to try to alleviate
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Speaker 1: fuels tax. Because it is untaxed, state law bars its
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Speaker 1: use on public roadways. Governor Abbott asked EPA Administrator Lee
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Speaker 1: and a waiver would allow more fuel to reach Texas pumps.
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Speaker 1: The governor's proclamation suspends state restrictions and associated penalties so
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Speaker 1: the state is expected to experience heavy rains and flooding
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Speaker 1: this week. The governor says state agencies will be standing by.
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Speaker 29: Parts of the I-35 corridor from the Oklahoma border through
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Speaker 29: DFW and southeast. of San Antonio could get 10 inches
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Speaker 30: There could be damage to property because of this water.
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Speaker 30: Know that your life is far more than the value
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Speaker 29: Texas Division of Emergency Management Chief Nim Kidd says this
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Speaker 4: Turn around, don't drown is the most important message.
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Speaker 18: We can get that out.
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Speaker 20: We lose too many lives and people trying to drive
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Speaker 29: He says they'll have boat teams across West Texas, and
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Speaker 29: DPS and the National Guard will have equipment and manpower
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Speaker 1: James Tallarico isn't waiting on Ken Paxton to debate the issues.
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Speaker 1: A bill aimed at reshaping the college sports industry took
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Speaker 16: It's the most consequential bill on sports in decades. It
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Speaker 16: commands bipartisan support. Now, the plan lets schools spend $ 49
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Speaker 16: He says the system was desperate.
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Speaker 8: The alternative is just as no good.
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Speaker 9: You had people leaving the NFL to play and the
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Speaker 16: The House won't consider the bill until after the midterm.
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Speaker 1: If the bill doesn't get through the House during a
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Speaker 1: The full process would have to start from the beginning.
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Speaker 4: We're talking musicals. Don Quixote came up because of the
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Speaker 4: equivalent Elvis's.
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Speaker 1: Movie star Elvis?
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Speaker 4: They're all equivalent Elvis's.
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Speaker 6: All of them.
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Speaker 1: They're not. They're three separate parts to that man.
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Speaker 4: 979-695-1620. Not so much on the Elvis, but I did
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Speaker 4: wonder when I was thinking about this. Do you out there,
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Speaker 4: as you drive in listening to the show, do you
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Speaker 4: have an unpopular opinion that you... just catch hell from
37:17
Speaker 4: your friends over? Do you have one that you believe in?
37:23
Speaker 4: Not that you'll die on this hill, but you just
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Speaker 4: know that none of your friends agree with this take. Like,
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Speaker 4: for instance, Will saying Fat Elvis is somehow.
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Speaker 1: No, I think many of my friends would agree with
37:36
Speaker 1: me on that one.
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Speaker 4: They would all be wrong. If you have them, please
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Speaker 4: text them at 979-695-1620. I would like to make a
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Speaker 4: list of some of these. And also see how many
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Speaker 4: Will agrees with, frankly. Okay, we'll see.
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Speaker 1: We'll see. I'm feeling fairly agreeable today.
37:51
Speaker 4: Gospel Elvis.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, better than Fat Elvis.
37:54
Speaker 4: Says Jason, Gospel Elvis was the prime Elvis.
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Speaker 1: I don't know if it was prime.
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Speaker 4: Gospel was pretty dang good.
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Speaker 1: I'm going to rank him above Fat.
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Speaker 4: But it's the suits, the over-the-top, like. If you had
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Speaker 4: to pick one Elvis to meet, are you telling me
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Speaker 4: you wouldn't want to meet that Elvis?
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Speaker 1: This is equivalent. I see exactly where your heart is.
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Speaker 1: This is equivalent to your love of professional wrestling. You
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Speaker 1: like the Elvis that could have been a professional wrestler.
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Speaker 4: That Elvis could have.
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Speaker 1: Who inspired future professional wrestlers.
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Speaker 4: So many of those guys.
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Speaker 27: Yeah.
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Speaker 4: The presentation was inspired by the great Elvis Aaron Presley. David,
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Speaker 4: my popular opinion is Chick-fil-A is not that good. Dang, David,
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Speaker 4: you're starting us out strong. You're starting us out strong.
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Speaker 4: I have met others, David, who have that opinion. I'm
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Speaker 4: not one of them, but I have met others. And
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Speaker 4: I only say that to tell you that you are
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Speaker 4: not alone.
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Speaker 1: It's not fine dining. However, for a fast food place,
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Speaker 1: I will rank it as one of the best.
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Speaker 4: I personally would have to say, if you're talking fast food,
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Speaker 4: it's hard to argue that Chick-fil-A isn't either right at
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Speaker 4: the top or, you know.
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Speaker 1: All encompassing when it comes to products, service, that sort
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Speaker 1: of thing. And let's face it, go look at the
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Speaker 1: lines outside of the Chick-fil-A's and you tell me how
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Speaker 1: popular that thing is.
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Speaker 26: You know what?
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Speaker 4: That definitely would qualify based on the line as an
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Speaker 4: unpopular opinion. That can shut down traffic in most cities.
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Speaker 1: You can.
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Speaker 4: It's absolutely unheard of. I did want to talk about
39:44
Speaker 4: this because I.
39:47
Speaker 4: I didn't know that someone had put a name to this.
39:50
Speaker 4: Have you ever heard of irritable male syndrome?
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Speaker 1: Not until this morning.
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Speaker 4: Neither had I. Irritable male syndrome, or IMS, collection of
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Speaker 4: symptoms associated with age-related testosterone decline.
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Speaker 1: You know what this sounds like?
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Speaker 4: Yeah.
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Speaker 1: Something that was made up by women.
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Speaker 4: They say it is not yet an official medical diagnosis.
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Speaker 1: I'm not grumpy. You're just irritating me.
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Speaker 4: They're saying that, yes, this is the reason that we
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Speaker 4: become grumpy old men.
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Speaker 1: No, we've just had enough.
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Speaker 4: It's because of low tea.
40:23
Speaker 1: We've had enough.
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Speaker 4: We've had enough.
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Speaker 1: We've had enough. We've reached our limits.
40:28
Speaker 4: When you get a certain amount of experience in life,
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Speaker 4: you just, it's not, I swear to you, it's not
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Speaker 4: my tea. It's just, it's everything other than my tea.
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Speaker 1: The T?
40:42
Speaker 4: Did you mean taxes? That's likely. Yeah, there's a lot
40:48
Speaker 4: of things that go into this. Just not my testosterone.
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Speaker 1: Dr.
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Speaker 4: Gerald Lincoln apparently coined this term in 2001. Symptoms, irritability,
40:57
Speaker 4: low motivation, fatigue, trouble concentrating, sleep problems, loss of muscle mass,
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Speaker 4: increased body fat, all.
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Speaker 1: Of these things. That sounds like freshman year in college
41:10
Speaker 1: is what that sounds like.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, that is exactly. Who has to wait for their 40s? Yeah.
41:21
Speaker 1: Irritable male syndrome is available to you at any age.
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Speaker 5: Things to do now in our next Plant Talk Texas.
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Speaker 35: The Aggie football team will be playing against Arkansas for
48:02
Speaker 35: the third time ever in college stations since the Aggies
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Speaker 35: joined the SEC on Saturday night. Head coach Mike Elko
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Speaker 35: spoke about the significance of this week's game and the
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Speaker 35: university's celebrations with it.
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Speaker 18: Excited to start the 150th anniversary kickoff Saturday night. Obviously
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Speaker 18: a huge thing for this university and honored that they're
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Speaker 18: going to start the kickoff celebration at a football game.
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Speaker 18: Pretty cool that we're able to break out the camo
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Speaker 18: uniforms as it kind of, I think, symbolizes what this
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Speaker 18: university stands for. Excited for that opportunity. And I think
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Speaker 18: just start with what I told the guys this morning.
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Speaker 18: I think when you're in a position where you're facing adversity,
48:40
Speaker 18: where things aren't going the way that you hoped, the
48:43
Speaker 18: only thing you can do is come together and work.
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Speaker 18: That's the only option you have. You've got to commit
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Speaker 18: to a process that's going to allow the results to
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Speaker 18: change somehow, some way. And so we can't want it
48:53
Speaker 18: to happen. We can't talk about it happening. There's no
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Speaker 18: magic words. We've got to identify the issues and we've
48:58
Speaker 18: got to go to attack it every single day. So
49:01
Speaker 18: we had a good practice this morning. We had to
49:02
Speaker 18: come out and have a great week of preparation and
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Speaker 18: then go out Saturday and perform at the level that
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Speaker 18: we know we're capable of.
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Speaker 35: Coach Elko also spoke about what he sees from this
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Speaker 35: year's Arkansas team ahead of the matchup and what the
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Speaker 35: program will be facing on Saturday night.
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Speaker 18: I think it's a team that's forming its identity with
49:19
Speaker 18: a new staff. A lot of respect for Coach Silverfield
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Speaker 18: and what he's done. Ran a really, really strong program
49:25
Speaker 18: at Memphis, obviously coming off of a really strong victory
49:28
Speaker 18: last week against a Tulsa team that had been playing
49:30
Speaker 18: really good football. And so they're certainly going to come
49:33
Speaker 18: in here now with a lot of confidence that they've
49:35
Speaker 18: started to figure things out and are moving in a
49:37
Speaker 18: direction they want to move. And so a team that's
49:39
Speaker 18: going to give us an awful lot Saturday night for sure.
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Speaker 35: As well as how this matchup has historically always seemed
49:44
Speaker 35: to come down to the fourth quarter in the Mike
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Speaker 35: Elko era.
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Speaker 18: I've played six of them now, and all six of
49:50
Speaker 18: them have been that way. There's not one of the
49:53
Speaker 18: six that I've played where five and one in it,
49:56
Speaker 18: but every single one of them has been that. The
49:59
Speaker 18: first one I played in was Donovan Wilson intercepting a
50:02
Speaker 18: ball to end the game on the two-minute drive to
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Speaker 18: last year, the shootout going back and forth to my
50:08
Speaker 18: first year as the head coach, Nick Skirton getting the sack.
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Speaker 18: It's just... That, to me, is how this game has
50:14
Speaker 18: consistently played out. And so I don't know that you
50:17
Speaker 18: project what Saturday will look like or play like, but
50:20
Speaker 18: certainly that's been my history with this series, an extremely
50:23
Speaker 18: competitive game. They're a really good program. They have gotten
50:27
Speaker 18: up for this game and always played really well against us.
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Speaker 18: And so I certainly don't anticipate that being any different
50:34
Speaker 18: on Saturday.
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Speaker 35: Kickoff for the A & M versus Arkansas game is
50:38
Speaker 35: set for 6 o'clock on Saturday night. In Monday Night Football,
50:42
Speaker 35: last night the Chicago Bears hosted the Philadelphia Eagles and
50:45
Speaker 35: beat the Eagles 27-7. Ahead of last night's game, Bears
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Speaker 35: defensive coordinator Dennis Allen, who is a former A &
50:52
Speaker 35: M standout safety and coaching graduate assistant, met with the
50:56
Speaker 35: media to talk about what the Bears defense needed to
50:58
Speaker 35: work on ahead of the matchup.
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Speaker 19: We've got to do a better job executing. and making
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Speaker 19: sure that we're eliminating mental mistakes in terms of just
51:06
Speaker 19: not being exactly where we need to be and when
51:08
Speaker 19: we need to be there. I think that's a big focus.
51:12
Speaker 19: There's a lot of areas that we have to improve.
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Speaker 19: I think we've got to do a better job controlling
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Speaker 19: the line of scrimmage, both in the run game and
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Speaker 19: the pass game. And so we're working to try to
51:21
Speaker 19: improve those things this week.
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Speaker 35: And the Bears defense did just that in last night's
51:25
Speaker 35: game against the Eagles, only allowing one touchdown. And following
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Speaker 35: the game, Coach Allen was awarded a game ball. The
51:32
Speaker 35: Aggie volleyball team moved up two spots in the AVCA
51:36
Speaker 35: poll rankings, moving the program to the 14th spot. Head
51:40
Speaker 35: coach Jamie Morrison met with the media to discuss what's
51:42
Speaker 35: been going on with the program in the last week
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Speaker 35: and the progress the team has been making.
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Speaker 13: I think I alluded to it last week that we
51:49
Speaker 13: were banged up. I think everyone saw the fruition of that.
51:51
Speaker 13: But for the people that have stepped up to be
51:53
Speaker 13: able to step up in the way they have, I
51:54
Speaker 13: think it's a testament to our program, to the people
51:56
Speaker 13: that we have in it. So overall, excited about what
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Speaker 13: has happened over the last week and then excited about
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Speaker 13: what's coming.
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Speaker 35: The Aggies are set to host Alabama for their second
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52:07
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