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Bad driving · Chuck Douglas

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Speaker 1: Driving, driving, driving is on my mind today. I got
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Speaker 1: a bone to pick with some of you people. We're
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Speaker 1: gonna get into that, but a couple of things I
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Speaker 1: gotta get out of the way first. Uh. The woman, well, yes,
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Speaker 1: we've confirmed she is indeed a woman. The woman who
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Speaker 1: was arrested was sentenced today, the one who was you know,
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Speaker 1: she was having the relations with men for money and
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Speaker 1: then drugging in with the fitting on and she ended
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Speaker 1: up killing killing four people. Yes, Rebecca, Rebecca all Born
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Speaker 1: is her name, and she was sentenced. I don't think
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Speaker 1: she got enough time. Quite frankly, she got four consecutive
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Speaker 1: sentences of fifteen years to life. I think it should
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Speaker 1: have just been life times for why even give the
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Speaker 1: fifteen year option, because she's gonna have to serve fifteen
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Speaker 1: years and then fifteen years and then fifteen years. So
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Speaker 1: essentially what she got was sixty years to life.
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Speaker 2: So for each count she got fifteen years.
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Speaker 1: Yes, and they will be served consecutively, not concurrently, so
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Speaker 1: it'll be you know, it'll be sixty years before she
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Speaker 1: could get out on parole, and so she'll probably die
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Speaker 1: before that in jail. But here's the thing, here's the thing,
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Speaker 1: big going to sound so crazy to you. Being in jail,
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Speaker 1: being locked up awaiting her sentencing has been good for her.
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Speaker 1: You have you looked at her picture?
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Speaker 2: No, because all I saw was like her mugshot pictures,
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Speaker 2: and she looked horriz.
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Speaker 3: She was horrendous.
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Speaker 1: But go to the go she's on right now. She's
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Speaker 1: on the front page of the WSYX six website. Look
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Speaker 1: at her. She looks like a person, normal person now.
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Speaker 1: She being in jail has been good for her. That's
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Speaker 1: somebody you would you know. Okay, maybe she could use
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Speaker 1: a decent haircut, but her the.
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Speaker 2: Longer hair makes her look better than whatever that she looks.
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Speaker 1: She had on some crazy wig or something in her mugshot.
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Speaker 1: I can't believe they got here wear that well.
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Speaker 2: She looks compared to her mugshot, she looks fifteen years.
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Speaker 1: Younger, fifteen, I'd say more than that. That mugshot, she
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Speaker 1: looked like a seventy five year old woman. She did
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Speaker 1: an ugly seventy five year old woman at that, A
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Speaker 1: dougly seventy five year old woman at dougly. Because you
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Speaker 1: had that's a combination as who wors she looks better
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Speaker 1: now and I just this is one of those times
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Speaker 1: where I'm like, man, jail did help somebody. So even
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Speaker 1: though she's going to be in prison for sixty years
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Speaker 1: to life, at least.
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Speaker 3: She won't be ugly. She just looks normal.
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Speaker 1: She's not like a raving beauty or anything now, but
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Speaker 1: she just looks like a normal person. And they've actually
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Speaker 1: got her mugshot on the WSYX website. They've actually got
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Speaker 1: her mug shot and her current picture side by side,
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Speaker 1: so you can see what I'm talking about. Amazing what
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Speaker 1: prison can do for you.
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Speaker 2: It's not on drugs, apparently, so when she's in there,
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Speaker 2: I'm guessing maybe not.
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Speaker 1: Well, you know, they talk about people getting in drugs
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Speaker 1: all the time, you know, confiscating all kinds of materials
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Speaker 1: inside that managed to make it in, whether it's guards
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Speaker 1: or visitors or or whatever. People smuggle stuff in all
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Speaker 1: the time. And alcohol, cell phones and blah blah blah.
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Speaker 1: And somehow, you know, maybe she got into a diversion
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Speaker 1: program of some sort while she's been in jail.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, well, whatever it is, she looks healthier.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, she does look much healthier. But I'll tell you what,
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Speaker 1: when when they put that picture of said men were
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Speaker 1: paying this.
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Speaker 2: Right, that was the first thought I show.
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Speaker 1: I'm like, I understand, I understand loneliness. I understand even
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Speaker 1: to some degree desperation that that is that that No,
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Speaker 1: uh huh, that was unthinkable, that that was that.
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Speaker 3: Wow. Wow. So anyway, she's been sentenced now sixty years
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Speaker 3: to life. Is what it comes down to.
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Speaker 1: With the consecutive sentences for killing those men, I think
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Speaker 1: it should have four straight out life sentences. She deliberately
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Speaker 1: killed them, had the relations, took the money, and then
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Speaker 1: deliberately killed them. No room for wiggles and negotiating, as
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Speaker 1: far as I'm concerned. Second second, I don't know if
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Speaker 1: you are in are you familiar with the Columbus Furies? Act?
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Speaker 1: Is that the women's volleyball team?
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Speaker 3: I need to act?
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Speaker 1: Probably a delicate but a very serious question about the
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Speaker 1: Columbus Fury. I didn't know if you had any information
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Speaker 1: about them or not. No, I'm just wondering if if
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Speaker 1: are men not welcome in that circle? I mean everything, No,
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Speaker 1: I mean that they're they're advertising their marketing and everything
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Speaker 1: is all women. They're they're On February fourteenth, they invited
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Speaker 1: you to Gallantines Day, ga L Gallantines Day.
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Speaker 2: Maybe they know a lot of men won't support it.
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Speaker 1: I'm just I'm wondering if it's like a woman exclusively.
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Speaker 1: The voiceover in their commercials is female. They have, you know,
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Speaker 1: a female from the team, which and I don't mean
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Speaker 1: this disrespectfully or nasty, but the women from the team
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Speaker 1: that they put on screen to say come out and
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Speaker 1: join us for a game, they're barring if you want to.
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Speaker 1: If you want the commercial to reflect boring, then you're
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Speaker 1: doing a great job. But if you want excitement, it's
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Speaker 1: got to be stepped up. And I just, as a male,
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Speaker 1: I watched that and I got to wondering, is this
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Speaker 1: like a Is this kind of an exclusive thing just
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Speaker 1: for females? Are men not not part of that circle?
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Speaker 1: Not welcome in that circle? I don't know.
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Speaker 2: I don't know either. I mean again, maybe they think
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Speaker 2: men won't go and watch. Men might go and watch
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Speaker 2: it for different reasons, but they might be there.
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Speaker 1: Well, I mean, I'm sure there are probably men who
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Speaker 1: go to football games to look at the cheerleaders too.
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Speaker 1: My brother in law Ronnie ex brother in law Ronnie.
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Speaker 1: I'm sorry about the ex part. Man.
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Speaker 3: I love that guy, I.
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Speaker 1: Still do, but he took me to an OSU basketball
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Speaker 1: game when I was apbscent. I think I was thirteen
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Speaker 1: or fourteen years old. I don't know who was playing.
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Speaker 1: I got no idea.
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Speaker 3: OSU was out there. I know that much.
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Speaker 1: They were still playing at Saint John Erna at the time,
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Speaker 1: and I could not take my eyes off one of
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Speaker 1: the cheerleaders.
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Speaker 3: I did not care about the game. She was sack.
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Speaker 1: She was beautiful. She was beautiful. I have no idea
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Speaker 1: what her name was or anything about her. We didn't
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Speaker 1: have the internet back then, so I couldn't stalk her
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Speaker 1: online or anything like that. But she was a brunette.
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Speaker 1: She had green eyes and oh my, oh my, I
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Speaker 1: just remember I could not take my eyes off of her.
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Speaker 1: And my brother in law, Ronnie, he came, hey, do
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Speaker 1: you see that? No, I did not. I did not
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Speaker 1: see that shot at all. Who's Who's is the game
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Speaker 1: over yet? I don't even know, because Charles, what you
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Speaker 1: looking at?
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Speaker 3: I said? Right down there? He goes, all right, I'll
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Speaker 3: watch the game.
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Speaker 1: Yeah he knew, he knew my eyes were otherwise occupied.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, depending on the age, there's not much that you
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Speaker 2: could do about it.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm fourteen years old, that's yeah.
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Speaker 3: You are a You're.
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Speaker 1: A walking hormone, that's all you are. But yeah, I
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Speaker 1: can still I can picture her in my head. I
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Speaker 1: just I have no idea who she was, and you know, today,
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Speaker 1: as far as I know, she might have been that
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Speaker 1: woman I was just talking about.
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Speaker 3: You've got no.
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Speaker 1: Idea what people's lives take turns, man, They go in
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Speaker 1: odd directions, and sometimes good, sometimes bad. I got a
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Speaker 1: note from somebody on the messenger wanting to know if
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Speaker 1: I was serious earlier when I said that for a
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Speaker 1: million dollars I put les Wexner tattoo on my chest.
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Speaker 2: Yes, I am, Well how long do you have to have?
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Speaker 2: Can I get it covered up? What's the deal?
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Speaker 3: I don't know.
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Speaker 1: I just said I'd have his name tattooed on my
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Speaker 1: chest for a million. If he wanted to give me
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Speaker 1: a million million dollars, I would have his name tattooed
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Speaker 1: on my chest.
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Speaker 2: Oh sure, Yeah.
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Speaker 1: Doesn't mean that I endorse any bad stuff that I've
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Speaker 1: ever done, any bad stuff that I support, anybody who
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Speaker 1: does bad stuff.
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Speaker 3: None of that. His name on my chest would be
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Speaker 3: meaningless except for the fact that it would give me
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Speaker 3: a million dollars.
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Speaker 2: Right, I literally would do it for the money.
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Speaker 1: Absolutely, Yeah, absolutely, I may never take off my shirt,
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Speaker 1: but but I would have the tattoo for a million dollars.
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Speaker 3: Absolutely.
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Speaker 1: And that's that's exactly where I am with the whole
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Speaker 1: donation process of returning money and all that kind of stuff.
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Speaker 3: I talked about that last night.
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Speaker 1: What what people do, how they live their life, should
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Speaker 1: not affect you and how you are able to live
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Speaker 1: your life or how you were able to get medical treatment,
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Speaker 1: or how you were able to to feed hungry people
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Speaker 1: or how. And then he spent a lot of money
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Speaker 1: on a lot of charities, and to think they should be,
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Speaker 1: you know, somehow recouping and giving that money back. That's
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Speaker 1: it's just it's silliness to me. If he's done something illegal,
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Speaker 1: arrest his billionaire, but put him in jail, put him
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Speaker 1: in a seal next to this chick. They could talk,
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Speaker 1: you know, put him in jail, arresting for it. If
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Speaker 1: he hasn't, then leave him alone, sit down, shut up,
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Speaker 1: and move on to the next tragedy. The deposition video
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Speaker 1: is now available online. You can watch it five hours long.
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Speaker 2: And I know what I'm doing.
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Speaker 1: I have to imagine they must have put him through
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Speaker 1: the ring or what they're questioning, because you know, when
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Speaker 1: he came out this morning, they had footage of him
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Speaker 1: coming out and he was wearing a like a down
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Speaker 1: vest or something with a dress shirt and tie. And
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Speaker 1: then the picture that is featured as you know, saying
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Speaker 1: it's it's available to you now on WSYX that you
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Speaker 1: can watch the five hours. His shirt's undone, his tie
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Speaker 1: is gone, he's looking very haggard.
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Speaker 3: So that is a long deposition.
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Speaker 2: That's a long time. It's not there for anybody.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, that's a lot of time. It's a lot of time.
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Speaker 1: So but I imagine because if you listen to the
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Speaker 1: only the Democrats had something to say afterwards of the
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Speaker 1: members of Congress that were there to question in this deposition,
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Speaker 1: and they were.
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Speaker 3: Man, weren't they angry?
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Speaker 2: I didn't see it.
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Speaker 1: They were you're supposed to believe that he didn't know. No,
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Speaker 1: you're not supposed to believe anything. But if you believe otherwise,
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Speaker 1: then you must prove otherwise. That's how the system works. Well,
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Speaker 1: we know he was aware, How do you know will
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Speaker 1: we believe that to be too? Who cares what you believe?
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Speaker 1: If you can't prove it, you got nothing And now
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Speaker 1: you got the nurses saying, take Wexter's name off the hospital. Nurses,
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Speaker 1: walk through the floor of the hospital, go through, Go
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Speaker 1: all those James cancer patients and see how many of
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Speaker 1: them wouldn't have care if Les Wesner hadn't donated money.
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Speaker 1: If his name's not on that building, go go above
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Speaker 1: all else, do no harm. Right, So if you want
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Speaker 1: to take his name all, stop taking his money. How
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Speaker 1: many of those people that are being treated in the
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Speaker 1: hospital will no longer be treated in the hospital because
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Speaker 1: there's no billionaire paying for it. Just be careful what
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Speaker 1: you wish for.
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Speaker 3: You just might get it.
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Speaker 1: A two six number, A two one w TV and
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Speaker 1: a wed eight hundred and sixt ten WTV. And if
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Speaker 1: you have any thoughts, safe And.
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Speaker 3: I don't care about your feelings really and not on this.
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Speaker 1: On some things I do, but on this I don't
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Speaker 1: because it's not about feelings. It's about the real stuff.
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Speaker 1: But uh, you're welcome to jump in there. You don't
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Speaker 1: have to be in agreement with me, debate, discussion, disagreement
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Speaker 1: with respect.
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Speaker 3: That's all I asked. Uh At, Uh, let me see that.
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Speaker 1: Benny, Yeah, Benny, the Benny the bum seriously, Benny the
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Speaker 1: bum you're on six' ten W tv And Hi, Benny, Yeah,
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Speaker 1: Amen yeah, Yeah Benny.
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Speaker 4: YEAH i mean thanks for taking that. Call, Man.
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Speaker 3: You're. Welcome what CAN i do for, You, Benny, WELL i.
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Speaker 4: Mean hit, man hit. Them but you, Know i've got
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Speaker 4: problem BECAUSE i ain't got no.
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Speaker 3: Money but, Well i'm not giving you, Money.
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Speaker 4: Betty that's, no, no, no, MAN i ain't colling you some.
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Speaker 4: Money BUT i ain't got no. Money but BUT i gotta.
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Speaker 4: RETURN i got to retire this MONEY i. RETURN i
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Speaker 4: got ten DOLLARS i. GOT i gotta return ten dollars you.
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Speaker 3: RETURN i want to see WHAT i.
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Speaker 4: WAS i. WAS i, WAS i. WAS i was hanging
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Speaker 4: out at the parking lot at the grocery store AND
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Speaker 4: i had my my sign up and said we'll work for.
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Speaker 3: Food did you actually work Through? BENNING i don't, know,
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Speaker 3: MAN i don't never do no.
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Speaker 4: WORK i just needed some money and and so and. So,
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Speaker 4: anyway this big old call what they called limit limit
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Speaker 4: limit limit, limit Lim, yeah, limousine big old. Limousine combody
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Speaker 4: and limousine and the and the man in the back,
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Speaker 4: seat the winter come down and the man in the
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Speaker 4: back seat he gave me a ten dollar.
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Speaker 3: Bill, yeah that was really nice of.
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Speaker 4: Him what was he to? See i'm pretty, sure, Man
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Speaker 4: i'm pretty. Sure i'm pretty to. See i'm pretty, sure,
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Speaker 4: Man i'm pretty sure it Was Left. Westerner it Was
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Speaker 4: Left westerner gave me that ten dollar. BILL i need
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Speaker 4: TO i need to donate it to, somebody But i'm To.
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Speaker 4: OBAMA i ain't got no money to, donate AND i
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Speaker 4: don't know what to.
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Speaker 3: Do, Well, Benny i'm, SORRY i don't.
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Speaker 4: Know my time about to run out on My obama,
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Speaker 4: phone But i'm listening on this radio Because i'm sitting
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Speaker 4: this to a. Card it got it. ALL i gotta.
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Speaker 1: Go, Okay, Benny, well good luck with returning the ten.
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Speaker 1: DOLLARS i don't know what to do to help you.
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Speaker 1: Out it was nice that the lemon zine guy gave
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Speaker 1: you the money in the first.
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Speaker 3: Place