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Things that generation Z are missing out on · Podcast - Big 98.7

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  All right into Gracie as a generation ZE representative here on the show, we
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  have some things, Amanda and I we want to school you on kay because
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  a list came out of the things that your generation is missing out on totally
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  because he didn't grow up in the eighties or the nineties aka the good old
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  days. A Seriously, though, like you into Gracey will never know what
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  actual boredom is, like, like real, real boredom. That is true.
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  Like you, at all times we got your phone. You can literally
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  do I could watch any video in the world, any movie, just sitting
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  there right now on my phone. Yeah. Did you ever have to sit
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  in a waiting room and just look at the Scholastic books and be like,
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  man, I can't even do the maze because somebody else did it before me.
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  I mean maybe when I was younger, but that was when I didn't
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  have a phone. But yeah, that's true. I guess every kid.
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  But you know, now kids, did you know iPads? And oh yeah
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  yeah? Or your mom is with you, it's like here you go,
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  right quiet, sitting in church. It's like, okay, what can I
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  Okay, I'll just read the lyrics to this hymn. You integracie. Did
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  you ever get to browse a video rental store? You remember ever doing that,
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  like in a Friday night going to rent a move movie. No,
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  I just had those the Red Bus. Oh my gosh, I forgot about
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  Red Box. Yeah, when Netflix was like you literally get mailed at DVD.
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  That's how they started. Yeah, not just break all the time the
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  DVD. Yeah, the way they sent them because they were just in that
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  little slip yeah just yea. Yeah. No, that was a good old
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  time going to that Take two video or cash Wise video, a little Hollywood
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  video in wood you know. Oh yeah, Actually there was one in Morehead
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  when I was growing up that I used to go to with my dad,
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  but that closed when I was like six. Yeah, they all closed a
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  little fuzzy when the Cashwise video and Morehead closed. I had a home alone
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  two rented and I already had not returned it. I had a late fee,
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  which is like a dollar or whatever. But then it went to collections.
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  I found out years later get out. Because of that, I had
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  a pretty dumpeak credits. No, it's fun. Remember did you see the
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  comment It was Take two video. It's like Take too and they had the
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  kid in the commercials, the local commercials forever. I don't remember that,
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  so is like take too video or if you want it, you got it.
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  This little curly head kid and it's funny because now his name is Jack
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  and he's like a big guy in the music scene here in Fargo, So
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  shout out Jack. But it's like I know I saw him. That's kind
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  of like a celebrity. Holy cow. The excitement of getting back developed film.
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  You ever had to develop a roll of film? No thrilling, just
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  thrilling. Last weekend at the Lake, I ran into like three cameras that
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  had not been developed yet. Little nervous because I'm assuming they're mine, no
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  idea where they're from. With it from if it was a bonfire party prom
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  who knows what it could be from, could get arrested for potentially. I
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  love. I still though, Do you have just boxes and boxes of pictures
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  from high school? Not really? I'm pretty sure there was like one photo
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  of me as a child, just one, just one, just the one.
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  This will shock you. My girlfriends and I love taking pictures. Oh
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  yeah, really, I know, like yeahs one hour photo saw us on
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  the daily pretty much TV Guide, Remember flipping through the old TV Guide getting
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  excited about a show that's gonna aired four days from today. Oh, I
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  do the worst part of a cable. I guess it still exists. But
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  remember you'd see a show you're on the like the Guide channel, and you'd
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  see like, oh, yes, like you know, Dumb and Dumbers on,
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  Oh it's the last like eight minutes before you sit there, and you'd
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  have to wait because you'd have like one hundred channels that it would scroll through,
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  but you only had six of them, so you had to wait until
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  it came back around to be like, oh, that's what time nut show
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  is gonna be ony good old days. You really missed out, grazy it
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  sounds like I did. Now you can just google it, like in a
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  minute in the morning, Big Nutty eight point seven Tonight, you know,
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  the powerball drawing will happen again as nobody won Monday, so the total has
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  gone up to now one billion dollars one billion with a B. This is
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  the third largest in powerball history. So you know you might be wondering,
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  well, how much do you really get well after the lump sum if you
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  take the one lump sum payment most people do you get five hundred and sixteen
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  point eight billion. You know, it's crazy that you always hear about people
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  running out of money going and I read that seventy percent of lottery winners go
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  bankrupt within three years, because you just seventy percent probably don't even know how
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  to manage that. I wouldn't. I mean, I think of how I
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  spend money, just like, oh yeah, add the cart spend now you
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  have no concept of it whatsoever. And it's big purchases, well right,
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  and you'd just be like, you can give and give and give and give.
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  And you know, I was reading about back in two thousand and two
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  that do that one, a three hundred and fourteen million dollar powerball, which
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  at that time was the biggest ever name was Jack literally ran out of money
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  in three years, basically not doing much other than just giving it away.
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  They said that he just loved to, you know, donate it to churches.
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  He'd go to a diner and the waitress would just get a million dollar
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  tip. Did he just kind of forget that it was going to run out
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  or just didn't care, just didn't care. Also, they didn't note that
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  he did frequent the local strip club, so I'm guessing he had a few
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  dance a dance or two. But do you think who do you think of
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  the two of us, who do you think would run out of money more
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  likely or sooner? Honestly, three years ago I would have said you,
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  hands down, you've become like this weird money guy. I know you always
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  said you are always really good about saving and everything like that. I think
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  you had to borrow me money one time. So that's why there's also like
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  the daycare expect. Right now, I just feel like my bank accounts being
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  siphoned, Like where's it? Guard? Did that go? What's happening right
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  now now? I think as long as you buy. I was talking my
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  buddy yesterday we were at the we were bellied up at Applebee's, which is
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  just a normal thing to do, and we were talking about just buying real
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  estate, just buying like where's the first property you would buy? Like,
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  because obviously, you know, sure you want to keep your house here,
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  you're like place whatever, But it'd be nice to buy somewhere, you know,
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  somewhere else where would you buy a place? I would probably go in
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  aysalesic An Island, but that would be awesome to find somewhere that you frequent
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  I haven't been on an island vacation in years. I used to love Punta
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  Khana in the Dominican Republic. I don't know if there's no you could buy
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  a billion spot there that I'd sure, or you know, you're a Tolorado
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  girl, you could buy a place up in the mountain. I would probably
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  get a mountain place. I mean, as long as you're buying real estate
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  though, like you're not gonna lose. You know, you always have like
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  that property if you're buying it out right, you know. See this is
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  what I'm saying. Listen to you. Look at you. You are and
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  trying, but I realistic it a couple of weeks and I'm like, he's
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  just still currently living in my sister's basement. But soon in the morning,
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  seven, should we try to get somebody out of the friend zone. It's
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  worth a shot. I mean, it's worth a shot, all right.
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  The name as Gavin and he's on the phone right now. Good morning,
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  Gavin. Hey are you doing what's happening? Oh? You know, just
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  doing a little morning radio show here. How about you. I'm hanging in
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  there. It's it's it's a good morning. You know, every morning you
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  wake up a good morning. I get it. Well, it would be
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  better Gavin if we can get you out of the friend zone this morning.
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  It sounds like you got a girl. Things that meant maybe cooling off a
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  little bit. So tell us what's going on with I think her name was
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  Jenny. Yeah. We met it on one of those dating sites, you
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  know, and I've heard of him. You had a couple of times,
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  you know, and I thought the dates went well. Um and Puss.
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  We were always texting, and I was really excited about it. I thought
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  it was going in the right direction. And next thing, you know,
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  well, some's the text with you and far between, and I started to
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  get the feeling like, oh, you know, I know, I finally
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  you know, I texted her saying, hey, you know, I really
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  like to move this relationship in a in a different way, and she texted
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  me back, oh my god, that's so sweet. That's great, and
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  she seemed happy about that. But then after that the texts were like okay,
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  thanks, oh yeah, just like one word text message azz right,
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  I mean, and I'd better text with my carpet cleaning service, you know
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  what I mean. So I don't know this one feels salvageable. To me.
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  We'll see Gavin. I'm sure she's just been busy. So here's what
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  we're gonna do. You got her number, You've emailed it to us,
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  Thank you for that. We're gonna call Jenny, gonna get her point of
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  view, see how she's kind of feeling about things. If she's willing where
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  how do you stay quiet in the background. But then we'll bring you on
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  at the end. Okay, okay, all right, dude. I hope
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  we can do this for you. I really do. Oh gosh. Hello,
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  Hi is this Jenny. Yes, this is hey Jenny. Sorry to
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  bother you, but my name is Pike and this is Amanda. Hello girl,
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  how's it going? Hi? Hi, We are from Pike in Amanda
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  in the morning. If you did not know, oh my god, would
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  you be willing to have a little chat with us? Um? Sure?
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  What? Well, it is a little personal. We first of all want
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  to know are you a single? Oh I'm very single? Yeah, just
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  like the most single. Love it. That's great. That really makes this
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  next part easier. So, Jenny, we had been talking to somebody who
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  says that they've got a little thing for you. Oh my gosh. Okay,
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  anybody come to mind, are yet chatting with anybody? I mean,
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  yeah, I think there's one person, but maybe just one. Does he
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  seem like the kind of guy that would call a morning radio show to see
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  if he can get himself out of the friend zone. I don't know.
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  I've never had a call like this before. All Right, Well, what's
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  his name? We'll tell you? Oh my god, Oh, I don't
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  know if I should say this over the radio. Jenny, you're with friends.
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  I just hope it's the same guy that's really really what we're rooting here
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  for. His name is Gavin? Is that is that the right person?
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  Well? Tell us a little bit about Gavin. I mean, what are
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  your thoughts? Um, He's a great guy, but you know, things
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  have faded. I don't know if the chemistry is quite right, and I
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  think we're just fter as friends. But did I guess right? So you're
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  putting Gavin? I mean hear me out directly in the friend zone. Yeah,
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  Honestly, we're going in different directions, and like I you know,
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  I was honest with him, and you know, I'm focused on my career
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  and we're headed and I just don't know if we're on the right path.
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  Okay, to clarify, you did share that with Gavin, so he knows.
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  Yeah, do not feel bad, but like, I don't know,
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  I did. I did explain that. I just said I think we're better
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  as friends, you know. Okay? All right, Well this is kind
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  of awkward. Let's make it even more awkward because Jenny Gavin has been actually
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  on the phone this entire time, So say say hello to Hi. Hey,
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  how are you doing Jenny? What's happening? Hey, Gavin? Do
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  you guys? I know, I know this is awkward, Jenny, but
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  I figured, you know, at least we could maybe have fun while we're
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  trying to figure out the friends though. Oh gosh, Gavin, Gavin,
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  get no, Gavin, listen, Bud. You gotta do it. You
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  gotta pull out all the stops. You obviously have a crush on Jenny.
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  You like her, Jenny, it sounds like you maybe weren't feeling that way.
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  But does this sort of I don't want to say desperate attempt, but
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  does this last minute effort do anything for you change your mind at all?
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  I'm sorry, but no, I feel bad, but I yeah, I
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  think again, did you agree? I just think we're better as friends?
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  All right? I like that you tried. I mean, you kind you
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  know you gotta you gotta throw your hat in the ring. You know,
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  you gotta you gotta strike out like a pro. That's right, dude,
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  go back to solid advice. Go down, swing it, and hey,
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  look at the bright side. You got a new friend out of the deal.
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  Maybe she'll maybe she'll shut me up. But one of her friends wheeling
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  and dealing. I see next up in the order. Let's go, so
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  don't it that way in the morning. Now it is time for a hometown
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  throw down. It's where you get to represent the city, live in your
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  hood, and a chance. It's some really cool tickets, Like we got
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  some good stuff today. Yeah, vi IP horse racing tickets for that's coming
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  up. You're saying VIP Horse. Yeah, it's still a big deal.
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  That's coming up on Sunday. We've got ever clear ludicrous tea pain Jeff Dunham.
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  All right, so let's say hello to our contestants this morning on Hometown
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  Throwdown. First up, she reigns from the city of South Fargo. Her
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  name is Nicole. Good morning, Nicole, good morning, good morning.
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  Not that South Fargo is a city actually, but what do you like living
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  there. Oh you know, I am right off a thirty second. So
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  we have all that wonderful construction right now, but in the winter she loves
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  it. It's just the summer construction that gets her. Yeah. Well,
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  we had a little further east for our next contestant. Good morning, Sam,
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  Good morning, And where are you from? Sam? I'm originally from
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  Twin Valley, Minnesota's I love it. I like when you're going to the
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  og, like, this is where I'm representing. I'm from Glendon, So
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  I kind of get it. I feel like we got a good vibe.
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  All right, Sam, So you're competing. What's in Twin Valley? By
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  the way, you got a bar there? How many bars you got?
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  Yeah, so there's a bar and there is a bowling alley. We never
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  had that. Holy cow? All right, girls, So here's the deal.
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  Five questions, best of five is going to be victorious and hometown throwdown.
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  I'll ask the question. You yell out where you're representing, So either
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  sound Fargo, Twin Valley. That's your way to buzz in. You answer
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  correctly, you get the point. Best of five? Are we good?
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  Hometown thrown out? How many oceans does Earth have? Twin Valley. All
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  right, go ahead, Twin Valley. Um two for the steel. How
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  many oceans does the Earth have? Nicole, I'm gonna go five? Wow?
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  Nice, nice, nice job, good job. All right, one
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  nothing, South Fargo. How many legs does a spider have? Twin Valley?
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  Go ahead? Eight? Eight? Die, that's a lot of legs.
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  All right, ladies. What day of the month is it today?
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  Go ahead? You knew it. That's a tough one. That's maybe the
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  toughest question in the history. All right, So that's a two to one
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  lead for Twin Valley. Sam, you get this next one. You're gonna
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  be the winner. Okay, here we go. Okay, I'm so nervous.
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  Who wrote the book the notebook? Twin Valley for the win, Nicholas
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  Spark Yeah, oh my gosh, you win, Sam representing Twin Valley.
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  Congratulations and we have your choice of tickets. Thanks so much for playing a
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  long ladies, hang on, all right, South Bargo. That was admirable,
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  a great effort. Soolutely. Next weekend, Twin Valley will return to
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  defend her title on Hometown Throwdown. I'm Big Nuty eight point seven like in
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  Amanda in the Morning on Big Nutty eight point seven. Get ready, ready,
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  that's he is piping hot today. No, Amanda stills the sea.
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  Look see, Tiger Woods is no longer being sued for allegedly cooking up a
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  little scheme to test his ex girlfriend out of his home. The whole theme
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  seemed things seemed pretty ridiculous to us when we first found out about it.
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  She gave a lot of details about how she was giving him valuable services in
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  exchange for living rent free, and that they had an have more details on
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  that. Oh, you were about to say, yeah, they had an
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  oral Tennessee tendency agreement, and that just meant that even after they broke up,
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  she was supposed to be able to live there for five years. In
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  what world would that ever work? I mean, I get you, you
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  know some people still get along with their ex but to live together, I
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  mean what I think they made it about three weeks, but she did drop
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  that thirty million dollar lawsuit, and I think we can all agree that's probably
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  a good idea. Yeah, But then again, she could because his house
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  is so big. I mean, he's got a golf course on his house,
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  Like she could live on the third hole and you would never see her.
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  You never see her once. Yeah, but then Tiger, I mean,
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  we know what he likes to do in his extracurricular time. Oh he's
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  abody else's rolling him up. But it's like, oh yeah, don't mind
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  Erica over in penthouse number four. I was in awe last night. I
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  saw this. I'm like, what noveda authorities served a search more it this
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  week and connect him with Tupac's murder. Huh. Yeah. Nearly thirty years
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  later, the Vegas Police said that the warrant was executed. They aren't giving
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  any other details. And in case you forgot or maybe you weren't alive,
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  this is what went down back in nineteen ninety six. There was a drive
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  by shooting happened September seventh, nineteen ninety six. He was put on life
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  support. He remained in ICU until September thirteenth. He ultimately died from internal
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  bleeding. He was twenty five years old. Crazy. No arrest were ever
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  made, and the police did say that basically it was stalled because there was
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  zero witnesses that would cooperate. Yeah, nobody would really talk, and I
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  think everybody was scared for their life. Yeah, people know, obviously there
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  are people who know, and there's a lot of theories out there, whether
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  like Suge Night was involved, or you know, it's a gang thing or
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  what. But I'm just so interested that what prompted that police out whoever at
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  the Vegas Police Mpartment to just be like, you know what, I got
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  nothing going on today. They just see what happened Johnson, show me that
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  Tupoc file I can do, And which one is gonna be bigger? Barbie
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  or Oppenheimer Over the weekend there, I guess Vegas odds are going out.
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  People are just trying to see which one is going to be making records.
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  I would have thought for sure Openheimer, but Barbie, Oppenheimpenheim we talked about.
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  I'm sorry, I told you it's pronounced I am. I just heard
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  somebody say it. I'm like, oh, I've been seeing it wrong.
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  But Barbie is supposed to make one hundred million dollars, the other one forty
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  five million dollars. The other one looks really good. Oppenheimer, you know
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  it's got Matt Damis God whoever the leave guy is. I knew he's one
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  of those guys where I knew his face. I just couldn't figure out what
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  i'd seen him in. But anyway, apparently he lost a ton of weight
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  to be in that role. Really. Yeah, yeah, one of those
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  crazy actor diets. I think I'd rather see that one in the theater,
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  don't you, because it's like one of those ones where it's more epic.
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  It feels like you should go theater. Setting asked it more dramatic? I
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  mean, Barbie, don't get me wrong. Can in Barbie have this rapport
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  that is gonna be wild on screen and the colors beautiful? What is it
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  rated? I mean, it's gotta be. Why wouldn't that be? Would
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  Barbie? I mean, how I know what I used to do with the
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  Barbie the movie does Pike in Amanda in the morning point seven? All right,
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  I'm so glad we get to do this because obviously we've been out doing
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  the black bombs for the police officers and just showing our support for that,
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  but I think it was important that we do this as well. Right absolutely,
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  on the phone, right now, we have Carly Coswick, who was
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  the innocent bystander who was shot last Friday during that horrible incident here in Fargo.
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  Carly, we appreciate you taking our call today. How are you doing.
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  Are you doing? Okay, I'm so in the hospital movie first few
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  more days have a police but doing Carly. First of all, just want
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  to tell you that, you know, we've been raising money, we've been
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  distributing blue lights to support the police department, and a lot of people,
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  us included, have just been reaching out and saying, you know, don't
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  forget about Carly, don't forget about the one who was just there by chance.
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  Know that we've been thinking about you. Okay, Thank you so much.
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  I really appreciate that, and I appreciate that you're trying to help the
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  police officers as well. I'm sure they need all the help they can get.
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  And I know that a lot of people have done interviews with you,
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  and we don't need to rehash the incident. We understand that there's just been
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  a lot of trauma involved and you're just trying to recover. But what we
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  wanted to do was just take a moment to tell you that not only are
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  we thinking about you, but we really do want to support you, and
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  we are so thankful that Big ninety eight point seven has this opportunity. Our
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  community is amazing and they make donations to the Big ninety eight point seven Christmas
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  Wish program all year long and we on behalf of Heartland Chevy Dealers and Gateway
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  Chevrolet want to give you a check for one thousand dollars. Wow, thank
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  you so much. That will really help. Absolutely. I can't imagine moving
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  to a new community in general and then everything that you've already been through.
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  But I just hope you know that Fargo Moorehead is an amazing community and we
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  are going to welcome you with open arms and take care of you. And
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  I'm sure it's so hard not having your parents here right now going through everything
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  you are. Yeah, thankfully my dad has been able to come out and
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  husband visiting me in a hospital a lot, but hard being into community.
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  Yeah, everyone's been very welcoming though. Do you know will you be able
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  to get out of the hospital soon or our things looking it's looking like all
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  the leaving the hospital and going to a rehab facility within the last couple of
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  days before. Oh, just trying to do how to walk again and everything.
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  Oh, Carly, I am so sorry. And I know there's a
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  lot of people listening right now wondering how they can help. And one of
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  the things that we are going to do is We are going to put this
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  on our Facebook page and through the Big ninety eight point seven Christmas Wish,
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  which is a fundraiser. One hundred percent of the proceeds that people are going
• 20:37
  to be donating will go directly to you. So we will host that fundraiser
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  for you and give you every penny that people donate on top of the one
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  thousand dollars. Thank you. Well, Carly, hang in there, stay
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  strong, and just know that you know you're not an afterthought in this situation.
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  We along with the entire community, are thinking about you and hope you
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  get better soon. Thank you.