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09/06/2023 580 Live with Dave Allen - Thor Meeks, Rich Kline, and Susie Salisbury · The Dave Allen Show

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this morning. The big story from the Charleston City Council meeting last night actually
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started before the council meeting with a release from the city that former Charleston Police
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Chief thy Hunt and Sergeant Richie Basford had been placed on administrative leave depending results
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of an internal investigation. That announcement made by Interim Chief Scott Dempsey. This
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complaint alleging that former Chief thy Hunt had tampered with her polygraph test during her
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application process to be an officer with the Charleston PD. And we're going to
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get into that story a little bit later on. It's very, very complicated,
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but we'll get into that a little bit later on. Also, out
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of Putnham County, a couple of meetings last night. Normally, you know,
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board meetings in Putnham County or a Hurricane City council not not that newsworthy,
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but they are because of some things that happened at those meetings last night
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and some discussion. We're going to get into that a little bit later on.
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Also, Susie Salisbury from Charleston Ay Alliance is going to join us as
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well on a less controversial things, Rick the Realtor, Rick, I said,
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Rick, Why I've only even known you for how many years? I
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just called you Rick? Or waiting on someone else to come in? Rick?
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Because who were waiting on? Rich the realtor client and Thor Meeks and
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Meeks Realty are with us this morning. Thora is at an undisclosed location.
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Good morning, Thor. How are you? I'm doing great? How is
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everyone in the studio? Well, Rick's doing fine over here. I don't
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know why I called him Rick, I've known the guy forever, but that
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Rich the realtor is actually in the Palmer Store studio this morning. How are
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you man? Good? Good to see you, great too, to see
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you as well. And I'm not gonna ask either one of you to talk
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about politics or anything that I mentioned in the open of the show, So
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we'll say that for a little bit later on. You know, we spent
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a lot of time talking about the sales of properties guys here in the Canal
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Valley, but I wanted to take a moment to discuss rental properties for a
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moment, and either one of you can can jump in on that. How
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many what's the rental market look like compny properties do you guys have? Yeah,
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that's going to be a thor question. All right, Thor that's for
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you, man, Sure, I'll jump in on it. So, so,
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so the rental market is strong right now, obviously you know, and
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similar concept of the housing market. It kind of overflows with interest rates getting
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higher. Uh, some people just can't afford to get out there and purchase
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a house, or there's not the inventory to be able to find the house
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they want. So ideally we are the backbone of being able to facilitate a
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roof over their heads with the with the offerings of whether it be apartments or
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homes or commercial rentals. We kind of stretched the board so I don't know.
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We probably have right around four thousand doors that we operate and manage residential
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and commercially, and we uh, it's it's a very good market. It's
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it's we could always use more units to facilitate the need. But yeah,
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it's uh, the short answers, it's it's good. So now are we
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talking what you guys have for primarily residential or commercial? I know you do
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a mix, but which one takes up the biggest part of the of the
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percentage. So we're about seventy five percent residential, so multi family housing,
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apartment's houses, and then the other twenty five percent is going to be commercial
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based, so everything from a mom and pop store that you see, you
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know, in a stript center, to industrial facilities and Fortune five hundred companies
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that we can facilitate with. And how is the market looking? Richie can
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jump in here as well, how is the market looking right now for Putnham
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County? Because you know, I talked about this on the show as Senator
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tar on the show yesterday and we talked about the growth of Putnham County.
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It's it's starting to grow again. Never really stopped growing or definitely didn't go
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on the decline, I'll put it that way. And now with you know
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one county over, you got new Core and you got all these other properties
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and things going on in Jackson County, which is a neighboring county. What
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are we looking at right now Putnham County? Guess yeah, So from a
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from a I'll hit on the commercial side and I'll got rich on the residential
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side. But so from a commercial perspective, it's it's growth and we're seeing
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a substantial amount of it, and we're you know, poised to continue to
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take on that growth as much as we possibly can. From I mentioned industrial,
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so we're seeing a lot of one offs from the new core development in
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our neighboring counties and a lot of people want to want to be in work
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in Putnam County. And then again I'll flip it to Rich for the residential,
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but everyone wants to live here too. We got the best schools and
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in the state and it's just a very very good community. So Rich take
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it from there. Yeah, the same thing for the residential. And it
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seems like I repeat the same message no matter whether I'm here or just talking
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to people throughout you know, the my day. We just need more homes.
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We need places to sell. There aren't enough available. The builders need
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to get on the stick. And I mean that's a pun I guess,
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but they need to get it. They need multiple sticks, multiple sticks,
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you know, even though they're still you know, expensive, but but yeah,
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it's still hot market. There's you know, home in Putnham County that
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was involved in this weekend and a multiple offers scenario. I mean there were
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ten out ten offers on the home. So homes like that are just there's
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still a lot of buyers in the wings waiting, no matter when the rates
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are kind of going back and forth. A little bit looked like they might
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go up again, but there's still so many buyers on the sideline that you
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know, the homes are just hot. Now have you seen and you've been
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around Putnam County been in real estate for a while, rich have you have
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you seen anything like this in the past where people this shortage of of of
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homes And I mean, if you've seen a market like this in the past.
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It started and it started at COVID. You know, prior to that,
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it would have been waged before my time. And if this had happened
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before, so somebody who's been in you know for thirty years or something,
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they've been able to attest to it. But at COVID, it just you
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know, the people were staying in the homes, they weren't going anywhere,
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and then the buy the rates kept dropping. So when a home did become
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available. We used to have the MLS and the Cannabadware realtors would carry probably
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fifteen hundred or so listings at any given time, prior to COVID, and
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now we're hovering somewhere around five hundred and it's just dropped that it didn't recover.
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You know. We came up a little bit in the fall of last
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year, but then it went right back down. So and I've made this
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joke on the air before, although it's not a very funny joke. Most
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of mine aren't. But every time in Putnham County, it seems every time
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somebody takes their curtains down to wash them, somebody comes and knocks on the
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door. And we actually I was at an event not long ago, and
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this was actually wasn't in Putnam County, but it was in a in a
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growing area of Cabell County. Somebody said that literally someone came up to their
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home, knocked on the door and asked if they'd like to sell their home.
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Yeah, I was at an event with you and say that it's so
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surprising. I mean, it's not surprising. It would have been surprising a
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few years ago. But you know, people are there are lots of buyers
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on the in the wings who want to buy. Talking to rich the real
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decline thor makes for meeks realty this morning, guess what is the first step
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of a buyer and take a I'll give you scenario. My wife and I
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look at a new house, either we look at it online and we look
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at it in person or whatever. We make an appointment with what the realtor
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like yourself and we go look at or maybe even for a business. You
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know, I'm thinking about opening up a business and I need a brick and
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mortar location. Take us through that process exactly how does that work. So
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I'll speak to the residential part of that and the thor talk about what would
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happen from a commercial perspective. But you know, I always encourage people to
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understand their loan. And you want to get pre approved, so you want
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to connect with a lender. I mean, we're happy to get you started
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on a search and kind of look at you know, what's available out there,
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but you need to understand what you can afford. And I always tell
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people that you're going to feel way better about yourself and the process if you
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understand your loan. There are many options in lending. It isn't just about
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a conventional loan. There are lots of options. So I encourage people the
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first step is to talk to a lender and get yourself preapproved. Now,
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Thor, let's good to you on the commercial side. Yeah, sure,
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So from a commercial standpoint, it's a little bit different and you're just gonna
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you know, what we're seeing here from a commercial standpoint is lack of inventory
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as well. So the first thing you want to do is probably reach out
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to me directly or reach out to one of my staff, and we're going
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to try to build a you know, viewing parameter of what you need from
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a brick and mortar perspective, and most everything that happens in that scenario is
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not going to require financing because we're just going to rent it to you and
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we'll help with that. The journey from a monetary standpoint and we need to
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build a suit lease, we need to get you guys squared away. From
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an interior build out perspective, it's it's very all the cart and it's very
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case by case. So it's just a matter of having the conversations and digging
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into it. What kind of change is Thor have you seen with the commercial
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market, because you know, Rich reference COVID a little bit earlier, and
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sure things are starting to change. Now there's a shift in America where not
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as many people are working in offices anymore. And I think I would think
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that some employers are thinking, well, we don't really need this big,
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old space that we used to have because fifty to seventy five percent of our
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people are working either remotely or they're working a hybrid schedule where they're in the
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office let's say Monday and Tuesday, and they work from home Wednesday, Thursday
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and Friday. What kind of changes have you seen in the real estate market
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for as it pertains to this change in the way we work in America.
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Sure, it's a great question, and we are feeling it a little bit.
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We're not feeling it like New York City. We're not feeling it like
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you know, La or some some somewhere on a big city basis, But
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we are feeling it a little bit. And what we're feeling is here locally,
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you know, the ten thousand square feet office space is not necessarily needed
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anymore. It's more dropping down to the two to three thousand square foot space
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from an office perspective because of those hybrid schedules. But we are seeing a
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lot of people, a lot of employers requiring that back to work schedule.
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So you know, at the very least, we're seeing the hybrid schedule being
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put in place, so they're needing a little bit less office space. They
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like to call it a hotel style, so you know, instead of having
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your own desk, you share a desk with multiple people, so they don't
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need as much space. So we're feeling that a little bit. I think
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Charleston and is feeling it a little bit more than we are here in Putnam
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County just because. But but we are seeing seeing some of that and the
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shift has you know, has has happened, and it's just something we'll have
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to deal with and then we'll repurpose the spaces that we have out there that
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may be sitting emptied. But fortunately here in Putnam County, we're being able
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to repurpose those very effectively and quickly, so we're seeing a very low amount
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of vacancies out there at the very moment. Guys, I appreciate you take
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a time on your schedule, be a rich give us that phone number of
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my personal number three oh four nine three two seven four eight eight three or
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four nine three two seven four eight eight. And from the commercial standpoint,
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I'm sorry, I was just gonna say recommend everybody to go to Meek's not
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us. Yeah, just go to the website. That's the easiest way to
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find us. And I'm sure to throw the or if you'd like to give
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out your personal number, you're happy to do that. I want to pass
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on that right now. But us great, all right, Thora and Rich,
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I appreciate you guys being here. We'll talk soon. Thanks a lot.
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stuck around here for a moment. And Rich, I'll just throw this out
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to you before we do. Let you get for it. You're for We're
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joking for it, he said, don't ask me anything controversial. We're gonna
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do to the controversy controversial self a little bit later on. But it is
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interesting the shift in the working of America right now. And I was having
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a conversation with somebody the other day that was saying that right now, if
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you and this is not your field of expertise, per se. But whereas
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now, if you go and apply for a job in an office type setting,
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it's almost like the employee is interviewing the employee er and saying how many
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days. And a friend of mine actually told me this. They were interviewing
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for this is out of state. They were interviewing for a job. And
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the person looked at and said, okay, how many days can I work
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from home? Yeah? And the and the my friend of the employer said
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well, we're in the office five days a week. Yeah, they didn't
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take the job, but because you've almost got to offer that now, definitely
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we're definitely living in different times. Yeah, all right, how the Steelers
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going to do this season? They're gonna win the Super Bowl, so of
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course curious about you know what their record's gonna be. I'll always beat the
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Cowboys Steelers super Bowl? Yeah yeah, all right, nine twenty two.
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Alliance come up a little bit later on plus more in the Charleston police situation,
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coming up and out of her out of a hurricane, and the Putnam
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covered up a little bit later on. Susie Salisbury from the Charleston Area Alliance
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is with us right now. How are you, Susie. I'm great,
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Mooney ring to have you. Thank you. We've been up too lately.
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What's going on with the Alliance? I mean, you know, we got
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a couple of big things to get to. But what kind of kind of
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work you've been doing over there? What've been working? We've been really really
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busy over there. This morning, I want to talk about our Leadership Canal
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Valley program, which is a program that develops, supports, and connects talent
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across this Canal Valley region. We reshaped this whole program back when the Charleston
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Area Alliance was formed, because it was originally under the Charleston Chamber of Commerce.
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It was called Leadership Charleston, but you know, Charleston doesn't exist in
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and of itself without you know, feeling the impacts of what's happening in the
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whole valley. So we reworked the whole curriculum and now we call it Leadership
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Canal Valley and it is a stepping stone to Leadership West Virginia as well.
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We were the first leadership program that existed in this state of West Virginia,
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so we're real proud of that. But we've probably taken close to five folks
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through the program since it was reinitiated back in early two thousand and It is
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an opportunity for members of the community to come together for eight full days and
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it runs October through May. They spend an entire day with us and we
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will delve into a whole variety of issues. We'll delve into government issues,
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will delve into industry issues, and we delve into education, arts, you
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know, lots of things that are impacting the community. But it's an opportunity
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to bring twenty five individuals and they're not necessarily young professionals. They span you
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know, we've had much like Leadership West Virginia much like Leadership West Virginia.
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And I really value that with this program because you know, particularly the younger
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folks and that are really trying to build air career. It's they learned so
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much from the people that have been here for a while and been in these
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leadership positions, and it's just extremely rewarding for me to see these bonds form,
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to see dialogue, listen to dialogue that is very professional and very open,
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and we're so so appreciative of a lot of the presentations and the presenters
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that actually come to the program and share their knowledge with the classes a lot
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of times because I good a little plug for Leadership West Virginia because I went
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through the program in twenty fifteen. Best thing I ever did. I mean,
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in my entire want best thing. I mean. I went to areas
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of the state I had not been to before. I met people that I'm
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still friends with, and it's a little bit I think we had fifty some
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odd people in our in our organization, but it was without it out the
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best, the best thing I ever did. But one of the things I
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liked about it was much like with what you're talking about in Kanau County,
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is that it is. It's a wide range of ages. And so while
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you say, and I understand what you're saying that these younger people can learn
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from the older people, older people can also learn from the younger people too,
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And I was one of those because in my Leadership West Virginia class,
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we had people in their mid twenties and I think the oldest person was nearing
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seventy, you know, And so learned a lot in that. And it's
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much much the way that that the that the program in the Kanal Valley works
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as well. Yeah. Actually Pam Ferris came through Leadership Kanal Valley when she
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just took the position with Leadership. Okay, okay, So and shortly they're
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how are the people chosen for the program? Because I get that a lot
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about Leadership West Virginia. People have asked me, while you know, what's
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the what's the process? Like, we do it a little different here.
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It is basically first come first sir. Okay. So whoever registers first is
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in the program. So we don't really set any parameters when we when we
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re organize it. We did store it out with an application process, and
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then I quickly learned I thought you know this is in the Kanal Valley,
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and if people are really that interested in in registering for the program and making
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this commitment, I mean it's a time commitment. It's one day a month.
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Now, Leadership West Virginia obviously is much larger time commitment, but this
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is one day a month that you know you're coming to us. You're putting
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your phones aside, your emails aside, and all one day, right for
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one day? He am. So we thought, you know what, if
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they have that interest to do it, let's just make it a registration.
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Are not necessarily an applications? What kind of things do they do in the
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program? Well, we will, We're right now. We take a look
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at the curriculum every single year because we want to make sure that we are
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addressing the issues that are impacting our community right now and what might be future
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issues. Excuse me. So we are now pulling everything together. We are
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going to be kicking off the day with some leadership development. We always weave
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in leadership development skill building into each and every socion. We're going to start
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with some leadership developments skill development. We're going to spend the day at the
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West Virginia Tech Park, the afternoon at the West Virginia Tech Park. In
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November, we're going to spend the day up at the Yeager International Airport,
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which is really eye opening and just just a fabulous day up there. We
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will then probably spend a day hopefully at Carver School. We'd like to go
23:22
up there, and we like to learn what all's going on in the Upper
23:25
Canal Valley, so we'll do a history lesson hopefully here from some of the
23:29
mayors up in the Upper Canal Valley area about some of their struggles and then
23:33
some of the great things because they're doing a lot of great things out there.
23:36
I mean they're they're really working hard. We will also then spend a
23:41
whole other day on leadership school development. Probably in January, we like to
23:45
look at healthcare. We're gonna hopefully spend a day at Thomas W. Thomas
23:49
WW Medicine Thomas Hospitals. They are our sponsor for the program as well.
23:56
Then we get to spend a day at the Air National Guard the one thirtieth
24:00
and UH and hopefully weather permitting and all everything lines up well, they'll get
24:06
to take a boss lift, so they'll get to fly in the C one
24:11
thirty so and then we'll fill in a lot. We'll have some industry industry
24:17
leaders on a panel to kind of talk about, you know, what's what's
24:22
happening in the in the business, the big business world, small business world,
24:27
and we'll spend some time with the arts, and then of course the
24:32
nonprofits social sector. When when we redid this, we really took a look
24:36
at I kept hearing, particularly with a lot of nonprofits that they were having
24:40
a hard time keeping board members and finding that new leadership to help lead their
24:44
nonprofits. So we spun this as a way to potentially train these individuals to
24:51
then take seats on a lot of these board of directors and something that they
24:53
found great interest in. So we trying to make sure and always weave in
24:59
the non offit sector because there's so many nonprofits out there that are i mean,
25:03
if it weren't for the nonprofits, I'm not sure where this community would
25:06
be. No, you're exactly right. Need to have good people that and
25:08
instilling the importance of people and not just young people, but people in general
25:14
of all ages that you do need to give something back and you need to
25:18
get in and you need to get involved with these things. I mean there's
25:19
always And what I've found in these things, Susie, and again we're talking
25:22
with Susie Salisbury from the Charlesonnary Alliance. What I have found with these things,
25:26
Susie, is that you don't know what you don't know, as a
25:30
former employer of mine used to say, and you don't know really how things
25:33
work until you get in there and everybody's busy, everybody's working sixty hours a
25:37
week, and everybody's got families, and they got this, and they got
25:38
that. These nonprofits they'll make time for you. They'll work around your schedules.
25:45
What I'm trying to say absolutely on where can people learn more about the
25:48
program Charles Scenary Alliance dot org. And we are taking registration right now.
25:53
We have two registration fees. One is for our members at four ninety five
25:59
and then the others our future member rate at six ninety five, So we
26:03
will only take twenty five individuals. We like to keep it smaller, we
26:07
like it to be a little bit more intimate, and so we don't we
26:12
don't open it up from much more than that. We already have leave as
26:17
of yesterday afternoon, eleven or twelve, so we're almost halfway full already and
26:21
go over the time commitment again. The time commitment is we generally meet the
26:23
first Thursday of each month, with the exception of January we go to the
26:27
second Thursday because of the holidays, and they will meet roughly eight thirty to
26:33
four, So it is an entire day. So you've got to make arrangements,
26:37
to make arrangements to be for. We build in some breaks, yeah,
26:41
so that you can go into your check your emails, check your email,
26:45
answer your phone calls, nobody nobody's disconnected. These news nice, but
26:51
we've we feed you, We always feed you nice lunches. And suddenly you
26:55
have my producer, Jeff's attention. Okay, well he's welcome to come.
26:57
But yeah, I mean we encourage that. We you know, it's really
27:03
great because each class is very different. You can see some of the classes,
27:06
just like leadership West Virginia will form these really tight bonds. I've seen
27:11
individuals that have grown up here and just to see their faces when they learned
27:17
something about this community like that, they had no idea and it's happened.
27:21
They were come and tell me, all the time I have lived grown up
27:23
here, never knew anything about that said, well, that's why I'm so
27:27
proud to have you in this program. Now, you know, before we
27:30
let you go, what else is going on with the Charleston near your line
27:33
primarily wanted to talk about this, but what else you got going on?
27:36
We have this Friday, we have our Women's Elevations. We have Justice fun
27:41
so we've still taken some registrations for that. That'll be at the cong County
27:45
Public Library. We're looking forward to that. Next Tuesday, we have our
27:48
we Love our Community Awards, and I believe we're going to come back and
27:51
talk a little bit more about that. Okay, next week we have Business
27:55
after Hours on the fourteenth, and that's a Goodwill it's a tailgate party and
28:00
we've got lots of going on and the complete list of activities are available on
28:03
the website, which is an area lines dot org. And you guys do
28:07
a fantastic job on your social media as well, keep people out been in
28:10
that way, Susie, It's always a pleasure to talk to you. Great
28:12
things going on, And again, as somebody who went through the Leadership West
28:17
Virginia program, I would urge if you're in the business community for thinking about
28:21
being in a business or even just to learn and to meet people. It's
28:23
a great, great thing to do, to get involved. And as you
28:26
said, and I've heard about this, Susie, happening in a lot of
28:29
different areas too, because I know just about every area of the state has
28:33
a program similar to this. I know where I live in Putnam County they
28:36
have one. You learn, you lived someplace your entire life, and you
28:40
never never knew these things until you until you get out and you meet people
28:45
and you go and you take advantage of it. Susie, I appreciate you
28:48
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that Texas to all the common the commenters, I should say, whaling about
33:00
woke ideology and sexualizing children, stop projecting. The only ones obsessed with sexualizing
33:07
kids are you. Heck, Eric Tarr can't go a day without thinking about
33:10
the genitalia of kids. This isn't happening. Furthermore, you're lying about woke
33:16
ideology or indoctrination. Show us one actual example in your actual school that we
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and trust me, we got enough bizarre stories to cover the rest of
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the show leads. Actually it was the lead story. I think it's been
33:55
replaced by this no confidence vote on the president g by the View faculty.
34:00
That's a lead story now. But the previous lead story when I was prepared
34:04
for the show this MORTYWV metronews dot com. This thing had happened in the
34:07
employee parking areas c AMC Memorial yesterday. Fourteen vehicles were destroyed when a power
34:16
line fell on top of them, causing a fire. Now it happened around
34:22
this time yesterday morning. Thankfully no injuries were reported. And again the story
34:25
of pictures are posted now at WV metronews dot com. And that broke just
34:30
around like I said about twenty four hours or so yesterday, and I mean
34:34
just I mean, I'm just trying to in our thoughts and prayers with all
34:37
those people. Obviously, you know, property can be replaced as opposed to
34:42
human lives that cannot. But I mean, just to have a power line
34:45
fall and destroy fourteen cars like that, I mean absolutely, absolutely incredible storing.
34:52
Okay, So I mentioned earlier that former Charleston Police Chief Tai Hunt and
34:57
Al Sergeant Richie Basford have been put on administrative leave pending the results of an
35:02
internal investigation by the Charleston Police Department. The info was released yesterday late afternoon
35:09
my interim Charleston Police Department Chief Scott Dempsey, and this will go through the
35:15
PSD, which is the Professional Standards Division. Now at this time there's been
35:21
no further comment from the Police Department or Mayor Amy Goodwin, as is expected.
35:27
It is an ongoing investigation. Now, I will say that Mayor Goodwin
35:30
will be on the show next Monday, as she will be in the Mayor
35:35
Monday segment next Monday, So I don't know that she'll have comment on it
35:38
before then or then or what. But sometimes comments become no comment which is
35:45
understandable completely in this situation, but we'll find out in the coming days and
35:49
certainly by Monday. It has also not been confirmed exactly what the investigation or
35:55
the investigations are about. There. It is a story posted w v Metronews
36:00
dot com and another note from city council last night. Council is looking at
36:07
adjusting a rule of council that pertains to who is permitted on the chamber floor
36:15
for their meetings and who and how long someone can speak when it's public comment
36:22
time. Again. Story posted with all the code sightings and things of that
36:25
nature another legal stuff WCHS Network dot com. So, in effect, as
36:30
I understand it, it would bump up the current limit of five speakers to
36:36
ten, and members of the public would also get twenty minutes to bring their
36:40
issue to council instead of the ten minutes that they currently get now. The
36:46
city says it's an effort to bring in quote greater public participation. Another separate
36:55
part of the discussion is to look at who exactly is allowed on the chamber
37:01
floor now. The resolution says that when city Council meetings are in session that
37:12
only council members and city staff should be permitted on the floor. Councilman Chad
37:19
Robinson is quoted in our story as saying that there had been some disruptions recently
37:27
which has led to this. Now I understand the resolution was on the agenda
37:32
for the full council meeting last night, was pushed back to be addressed at
37:37
a later time. So basically what they're looking and you got to understand Charleston
37:40
City Council was a little bit different than any other. But there may be
37:44
a couple of other large cities that are similar, maybe a Huntington or Morgantown,
37:47
some of the other larger city most of us, if you attend a
37:50
city council meeting, you know it's a very small room and you know,
37:53
not a whole lot of people from the public show up. But Charleston City
37:58
Council a little bit different and it's almost in a in a manner if you've
38:01
never seen it, think capital, you know, not obviously not as big,
38:06
but where you have the goings on on the in the main chamber and
38:09
then in the gallery that's where everybody else sits and they kind of, you
38:14
know, watch what's going on or whatever. Unless they are speaking, of
38:16
course, which you have to be permitted, you know, to speak at
38:20
these things, and they're going to change the time of that actually going to
38:22
allow more time for speakers. But they are looking at who exactly is going
38:27
to be allowed on the floor for the entire meeting. I'm talking about it
38:30
if you're speaking, I'm talking about if you know, if you're just there
38:32
doing whatever. And apparently, according to Councilman Chad Robinson, that have been
38:37
a problem with the disruptions and things of that nature. And as going forward,
38:43
who will be allowed to actually be there on the council floor if they're
38:47
not speaking or they're not part of the council or part of the staff that
38:51
you see running around, you know, doing things. And so so that's
38:55
that's kind of where that is. Uh, let me see text says,
39:00
oh my, the wokeness is everywhere. Get real, folks. You're either
39:05
acting in bad faith and you know it, or you're caught in a moral
39:07
panic. Remember when Smurfs, dungeons and dragons, he Man, Ozzy,
39:12
Osbourne, ACDC, etc. We're causing satanism and kids I do so this
39:17
is texture talking. Remember when homosexuals were baselessly attacked as child abusers, and
39:22
I moral I do. The wogness claim is recycled garbage from the right wing
39:27
reactionaries whose only goal is to get you to hate another person. What would
39:31
Jesus do? According to a texture, Texture says, if the radical leftist
39:38
aren't trying to push their sexual ideology into students, then why are they fighting
39:44
so hard to hang LGBTQ flags, posters and banners around Hurricane High School?
39:51
So this is what I There's a couple of notes out of Putnam County that
39:54
I wanted to get to. One of those as it pertains to the Putnam
39:58
County of Education meeting that was held last night, and I kind of I
40:02
referenced this on the show yesterday and first saw this coming down when I guess,
40:13
like a, well, it was kind of interesting because scrolling social media,
40:15
as we have a tendency to do, and I saw a post from
40:22
from someone that I could't even tell you who it was, but someone that
40:25
posted about, you know, trying to get people mobilized to attend the Putnam
40:30
County Board of Education meeting last night because there is there is a standing as
40:36
best I understand it, there is a standing statute ordinance whatever you want to
40:43
call it code that talks about having overtly political things in schools. And so
40:52
the first post, the first post I saw had to do with a group
40:57
saying that they are trying to march nalize the LGBTQ plus community of students in
41:05
schools in Putnam County and to try to get everybody to go out to this
41:07
Putnam County Board of Education meeting, which was held last night at their facility
41:13
in Winfield. Then I also saw a post, a similar post from the
41:16
other side, and I referenced this yesterday, asking people to go out and
41:22
show support for the Putnam County school system and they're they're trying to limit these
41:30
sorts of things. So this is what was discussed last night at the Putnam
41:35
County Board meeting, but it wasn't actually on the agenda, and from what
41:39
I understand, it was more of a public comment type thing than anything else.
41:44
And it was well covered. You know, we covered it. It
41:45
was covered by the television stations as well. And this rule does not apply
41:54
to signs that you know would would ask for you to vote for so and
41:59
so for home coming queen, or to vote for so and so to be
42:01
the junior class president. It's not that kind of political science. It is
42:06
signs though that and I saw them, you know, I mentioned I spent
42:08
some time in Hurricane High School and my former job, and I saw signs
42:13
talking about inclusiveness and things that nature. And apparently people have a problem with
42:19
that as was, but there were people that had a problem with them not
42:22
being there as well. Now, Putnam County Schools issued a statement which you
42:28
can read for yourself on our website, but it basically says that the existing
42:32
policy prohibiting any posters or literature that advocate for particular political candidates or a point
42:38
of view are not allowed. One person that identified was a Hurricane High student
42:47
that identified as being part of the LGBTQ plus community said the sign age was
42:52
removed and the signee that was removed was not political, but made them feel
42:58
safe in school. And so that's where we are with that story right now.
43:05
And man, I've got a whole lot of text to get to.
43:07
I'll get to him here momentarily. Then I want to get to Hurricane City
43:12
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43:17
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that's what you get for watching all those youtubes of us getting fried.
45:55
Sincerely, Squirrels. According to a texture, Texas limiting floor access is aimed
46:02
at denying the Truth Squad a seat at the media table. Well maybe they
46:07
should be part of the media, uh, Texas, Dave, it's disturbing
46:14
the Charleston's first liberal female mayors at the helm of the worst good old boy
46:17
disaster the city has ever had in Charleston in the Charleston PD. Hopefully she
46:22
can champion major cultural improvement within our law enforcement. Uh Tex says, today's
46:32
conservative politicians are doing the LBJ plan reference Johnson. There, they're giving conservative
46:38
voters a group ideology to look down on, and conservative voters are emptying their
46:44
pockets for the party. I assume that's why the conservative politicians like the poorly
46:47
educated so much. Texas says, I heard Putnam County schools are no longer
46:52
allowing their students to go outside when when precipitation is in the air, out
46:58
of fear the students will see a rainbow in the sky. In turn game,
47:02
tex says, I'll tell you why I want an LGBTQ poster or a
47:07
flag at a school. It shows a kid who's LGBTQ that they matter and
47:10
they have a right to exist. This impacts my family. Stop thinking kids
47:14
are so stupid that if they see that, if they see a flag or
47:16
poster, they'll be turned LGBTQ. Forty percent of LGBTQ kids contemplate suicide if
47:24
a flag or poster alleviates this, then do it. What do you say
47:29
to the kid who feels they don't belong, aren't safe being themselves, and
47:31
have no one to turn to? According to a Texture Textas says, teachers
47:37
and administrators should ensure all children feel safe at school. If they need a
47:42
flag or banner to make some people feel safe, then maybe they aren't doing
47:45
a very good job in the classroom. Tex says, we know who these
47:50
teachers are. They are AFT activists that have moved into Putnam County from Kanawa
47:53
County because a Putnam's higher pay scale. The president of the Putnam AFT and
47:59
the statewide AFT president, Fred Albert attended the Putnam BOE meeting their radical left
48:04
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48:27
sports and which saw Friday night with some of those scores that happened, were
48:34
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48:36
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48:40
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48:45
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48:47
the show tomorrow plus more on this weekends Putnam County homecoming as well. All
48:52
right, so another story now for Putnam County, this one from the City
48:55
of Hurricane. Hurricane City Council unanimously pass asked an ordinance last night to prohibit
49:01
minors from attending quote live adult performances. Now, the ordinance states that anyone
49:10
under eighteen would be prohibited from attending a performance defined as again quoting obscene and
49:19
depicting sexual or lewd conduct in quotes. Now, this is similar to an
49:28
ordinance that was passed by the Putnam County Commission back in June. So what
49:36
has caused all this? And normally boring Putnham County? And I say that
49:40
with love because I lived there. I like I like boring This all comes
49:46
because some people in the community, some church groups, etc. Were upset
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about a drag show that was put on in Valley Park. And for old
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guys like me, you're like, well, they're just racing cars. No,
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that's not that kind of drag show. It's a totally different kind.
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It was put on in Valley Park by the Putnam Pride Organization. Now I
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was not at the event. I know people who were. I know people
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involved with the Putnam Pride organization, also know people that were involved in the
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protesting of such that were very upset about that event. But from what I
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am told here and again I wasn't there. But from what I'm told,
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there is nothing that happened there that could be considered quoting, obscene or depicting
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lewd conduct. So if that is the case, it's going to happen again
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next year, and the organizers have already said they fully intend on having it.
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And that's actually would be the third year. I think I said the
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second and somebody texted when we were talking about a couple of months ago and
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correct me. I think it is actually the third year. So there is
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there is plenty This is this coming up would be the third year, I
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think, so it's gonna happen again. And and you know my take on
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the whole thing. And I got in trouble with some people because I have
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a tendency to do that. I managed to make both sides of every argument
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angry. So it must mean I'm doing my job. I'm not into drag
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shows myself, so I simply don't go. I mean, it's pretty simple.
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If you don't like sports, you're probably not gonna go to a baseball
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game. Well, I'm not into drag shows. I'm not against right,
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I don't. I don't care. I literally really don't care what it is
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that people do. And I just I don't go. So and when it
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goes to court, and it is going to go to court, do you
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sit in the county? You're gonna lose. And again, this is kind
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of where we are. So I just I just said we don't go.
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Thanks to day. What happened to the conservative ideal that parents know what's best
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for their child? I guess Putnam County is full of socialists to think the
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government should dictate what's best for parents children, says a texture, and that
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text would be the last one day, all right, Thank you so much
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to all my guests, Shusy Salisbury from the Alliance and the folks from Minks
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Realty for stopping by as well today my producer Hollywood Jeff Petty, thank you
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so much. Delegate candidate for Government More Capital on the show tomorrow, Delicate
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Dana Farrell on the Transfer Rule and more of this weekends Putnam Canny home coming
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coming up on the show tomorrow. Hoppy is back in the air chair for
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talk Line. I will see you tomorrow. Till then, have fun and
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