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Speaker 1: You're listening to bill Handle on demand from KFI AM
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Speaker 1: six forty.
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Speaker 2: I'm in the move for food KFI AM six forty
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Speaker 2: bill Handle here. It is a Friday, last hour of Friday,
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Speaker 2: which is always great fun for me because we talk
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Speaker 2: about two of my favorite topics. One is food and
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Speaker 2: the other one is me and not necessarily in that order. Either.
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Speaker 2: It's Foody Friday with Neil for half an hour and
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Speaker 2: then ask handle anything. So Neil, who hosts Yes you
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Speaker 2: do know him, hosts the Fok Report All Things Food
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Speaker 2: tomorrow from two to five, and we do Foody Friday
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Speaker 2: because he is such a foodie. Neil and I've known
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Speaker 2: each other for many many years. We have gone on
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Speaker 2: vacation together where food was a big thing. We have
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Speaker 2: gone dinners and lunches together are where food is a
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Speaker 2: big thing. Because this surprise to a lot of people
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Speaker 2: that when you go to lunch your dinner ugen food
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Speaker 2: is generally part of the.
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Speaker 3: Except today we're gonna go out. We're gonna go out
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Speaker 3: to breakfast after this, and I will have a scrambled
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Speaker 3: egg one scramble day.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, scrambled softly, yes, not even hard. Okay. So we
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Speaker 2: always start with because Costco. I went to Costco two
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Speaker 2: days ago. It's only once this past week. Interesting, Hell yell, norm,
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Speaker 2: I know, So what's going on? What's the new stuff
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Speaker 2: at Costco.
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Speaker 3: There's a couple of really cool, cool things at Costco
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Speaker 3: that is catching people's eye. And I always like to
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Speaker 3: see what these these things are, what the trends are.
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Speaker 3: And what triggered this conversation today was that earlier this week,
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Speaker 3: your infant miss Sandwich in the morning was darker than
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Speaker 3: normal because it was on what I believe is the
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Speaker 3: new pretzel bagels from Costco. Oh yes, okay, so that's
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Speaker 3: one of them. Yeah, you triggered that because I hadn't
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Speaker 3: seen them.
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Speaker 2: I really enjoy those pretzel bagels because they.
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Speaker 3: Are they they're pretzels. They look great, nice and dowe
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Speaker 3: on the inside. It's just like the oil on the
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Speaker 3: outside and the.
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Speaker 2: It's just yeah, I bought that well Costco. Unfortunately, I
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Speaker 2: never thought Costco would do this. But it used to
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Speaker 2: be twelve bagels for eight ninety nine. That's two six
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Speaker 2: packs and you could mix and match plane cheese, whatever.
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Speaker 2: Now it's eight bagels for the same amount of money.
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Speaker 2: They go, whoa, that's a cut And one of the
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Speaker 2: new bagels is the pretzel bagel, which imagine a you're
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Speaker 2: when you get one of those soft pretzels like the
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Speaker 2: food kiosks at major malls. You know that wonderful pretzely
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Speaker 2: flavor and texture on the pretzels themselves. That's this bagel.
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Speaker 3: I'm going to go to Costco today because I want
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Speaker 3: to get them for the house and see what my
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Speaker 3: family thinks. I can't eat bread yet, but I want
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Speaker 3: to see how dowe it is. It's very Doughey, it
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Speaker 3: looks I think you could put a patty on there,
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Speaker 3: burger on there, easy peasy, and make yourself a pretzel burger.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, it's very good. It's very very Yeah, they look good.
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Speaker 3: So that was another one that's been popping up on
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Speaker 3: quite a bit of different food sites and the like,
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Speaker 3: and I saw it there in person the other day.
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Speaker 3: Is the Kirkland signature waffle cone bar cake. So these
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Speaker 3: bar cakes are great. So it's like a sheet cake
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Speaker 3: cut in half lengthwise, so they're about five inches wide
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Speaker 3: and I don't know, like twelve plus inches long, and
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Speaker 3: so it's a great you know for summer or parties
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Speaker 3: and stuff like that. This one has little ice cream
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Speaker 3: cones on them and the little the sugar cones on them,
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Speaker 3: and it's just layered with different flavors and stuff, and
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Speaker 3: it's they call them the bar cakes. You can find
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Speaker 3: them in chocolate different things. This particular one is the
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Speaker 3: crunchy cone pieces on top and chocolate chocolate drizzle. They're
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Speaker 3: about nineteen bucks and then they serve around twelve people, but
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Speaker 3: that is pretty good. The Chavani pistachio chocolate creamer. Now
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Speaker 3: you like creamer, I don't use creamer.
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Speaker 2: Now I'm not a big fan. I'd rather have a
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Speaker 2: frothy either milk or almost milk, kind of sort of
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Speaker 2: air sets milk. But I'm not a big fan of creamer.
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Speaker 2: When I have to, I'll as last resort, I'll cream
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Speaker 2: use creamer.
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Speaker 3: Thank you for yours using earsets for the morning board
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Speaker 3: of the day, Yes, Texas Roadhouse. Listen to these descriptions
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Speaker 3: EXAs roadhouse honey cinnamon whipped butter spread. Come on right
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Speaker 3: and yeah, that got Anne's attention. Let's see. Oh, this
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Speaker 3: is an interesting one because I'm not crazy about marshmallow.
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Speaker 3: I like it in certain things, not in other things.
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Speaker 3: They have a signature marshmallow crispy cookie. So the combination
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Speaker 3: is it's melted marshmallow on the inside. And the whole
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Speaker 3: word on this is even if you don't like marshmallow,
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Speaker 3: the combination of the crunchy cookie with this soft center
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Speaker 3: that's kind of it's wisped throughout the cookie rather than
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Speaker 3: big bunches or something like that. And people are freaking
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Speaker 3: out about those. So those are a couple of things
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Speaker 3: that are out with Costco right now, including and this
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Speaker 3: one is the one that made me kind of chuckle,
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Speaker 3: including a new ice cream from our very own LCB
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Speaker 3: or LBC rather representative Snoop dog at Costco Snoop Dogg's Snoopsicle.
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Speaker 2: You were heard right, that's great.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, ras they're rased out cherry lime Sherbert Snoopsicle that
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Speaker 3: you can get at your local Costco.
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Speaker 2: I happen to be a fan of their sheet cake.
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Speaker 2: When Barbara got married, she had this incredible cake. Well
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Speaker 2: actually she's an we had to give her a like
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Speaker 2: a wedding cake, and I said, tell you what, why
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Speaker 2: don't we just go to Costco and get one of
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Speaker 2: their sheet cakes. I'll even have it personalize congratulations Barbara,
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Speaker 2: and I can do that for nineteen dollars. Oh no, no,
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Speaker 2: I want a real cake. You don't have any idea
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Speaker 2: how much wedding cakes cost? Oh yeah, it is science fiction.
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Speaker 2: How much away cake can cost?
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Speaker 3: No, I will tell you the the artistic ability and
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Speaker 3: you to make those beautiful cakes and have them taste
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Speaker 3: good and all that is no easy feet But yes
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Speaker 3: they are astronomical.
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Speaker 2: What two three hundred dollars is a cheap Oh yeah,
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Speaker 2: cheap cake. Yeah, you're talking seven hundred, eight hundred and
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Speaker 2: fifteen hundred dollars for a cake. Yeah, it's a little
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Speaker 2: bit much. Yeah, the marriage was a little bit much.
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Speaker 3: The cake. The cake still lasted longer than the marriage,
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Speaker 3: that's true.
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Speaker 4: Is the cake topper in the freezer still?
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Speaker 2: No, No, I don't know what the cake topper was.
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Speaker 2: I don't remember what the cake top.
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Speaker 4: Not the topper, but the top layer.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, the top, the top piece.
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Speaker 2: No, I don't Yeah, I don't think so. I don't
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Speaker 2: know people that do that. But the other thing is,
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Speaker 2: you know, the stuffing of the cake in each other's mouths,
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Speaker 2: that sort of thing, which I think is just the
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Speaker 2: stupidest thing in the world. So in my wedding, when
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Speaker 2: I married lindsay. We didn't just you know, grab a
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Speaker 2: piece of cake and put in each other's mouth. We
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Speaker 2: actually threw entire layers of cake at each other in
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Speaker 2: the face they.
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Speaker 3: Had built they launched them at each other. All Right,
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Speaker 3: we're gonna talk about hot dogs at the beginning of
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Speaker 3: the show technique of the week. Different things due to
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Speaker 3: hot dog get the most flavor out of them, and
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Speaker 3: different combinations and types of you know.
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Speaker 2: We talk one of the things that, you know, back
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Speaker 2: to Costco just a a throwaway is I I was
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Speaker 2: devastated when Costco moved away from Hebrew National hot Dogs
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Speaker 2: because come on, I mean those are good, They're great dogs. Yeah,
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Speaker 2: I mean their best. They're the best dogs out there.
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Speaker 2: But so I wouldn't say that. But what's hard?
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Speaker 3: What what?
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Speaker 2: It depends what you do?
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Speaker 3: And I think Hoffee makes a fantastic hot dog. I
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Speaker 3: think they've got great hot dogs at well Fork. They've
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Speaker 3: got some fabulous ones there. You know, you couldn't get
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Speaker 3: go to some wonderful butchers that have some.
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Speaker 2: And then there's.
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Speaker 3: Gosh, what is that it's an old school hot dog place.
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Speaker 3: It just depends what what you know you're looking for
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Speaker 3: health wise, If you go for nutrients and things like that.
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Speaker 3: Hands down, the low fat Hebrew Nationals are some of
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Speaker 3: the best for you. And that's what we give to
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Speaker 3: Max when he wants a hot dog. That's what we
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Speaker 3: give to Max.
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Speaker 2: Okay, now we this is something we've been talking about,
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Speaker 2: and that's the new symbols that are now. For example,
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Speaker 2: what the government is doing. Best Buy used by the
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Speaker 2: recycling symbol, which I always look at to see if
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Speaker 2: they recycle. This is crazy because it's surprising how much
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Speaker 2: into recycling I am. You would not think so, it's
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Speaker 2: we should.
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Speaker 3: We should have a better system of doing it because
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Speaker 3: it is the smartest thing to do when done right.
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Speaker 3: But this is a move in another direction that I
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Speaker 3: think it is a great partner.
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Speaker 2: Okay, And that's the reuse symbol. Every time I look
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Speaker 2: at the REU symbol, I think of you.
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Speaker 3: In terms of a kidney. Yeah, well not exactly recycled,
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Speaker 3: but yes, thanks Julie. Actually it is recycled when you
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Speaker 3: think about it. Well, no, because it's not reformed.
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Speaker 2: No, it's reused. It's gently used uses j owned kidney.
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Speaker 3: Uh So this reuse symbol. Now keeping pulling, keep in
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Speaker 3: mind here in California, the laws are different than other places.
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Speaker 3: So if you're looking at the recycled symbol and you
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Speaker 3: just look at the symbol, that doesn't mean it's recyclable
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Speaker 3: in California. You have to look at the center number.
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Speaker 3: The number that's in the center of the recycling symbol.
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Speaker 3: I think one five and there's another one. I think
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Speaker 3: that you can recycle here plastic in California. But this
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Speaker 3: reuse is t teaching people how to clean and properly
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Speaker 3: reuse certain containers. And I think that's more practical in
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Speaker 3: many ways and easier to do. But someone like me
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Speaker 3: who uses three D printers and uses plastics like PLA
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Speaker 3: and the like, those things are recyclable to it a
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Speaker 3: certain extent too, So I try and find ways to
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Speaker 3: reuse those pieces. I can't reuse them currently back into
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Speaker 3: the machine easily, but I can find ways of using
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Speaker 3: that plastic to make other sculptures or things like that.
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Speaker 3: This is doing something where you can take packaging and
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Speaker 3: reuse them. So the Global Alliance to Advance Reuse has
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Speaker 3: this new symbol. It's kind of basically it's an arrow
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Speaker 3: that goes from the bottom left up and then turns
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Speaker 3: into itself almost like a circle to tell you this
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Speaker 3: is to be reused, and this is really new, you're
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Speaker 3: going to start seeing it more and more, and that
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Speaker 3: this is something to encourage you to start using it different.
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Speaker 3: When you see the reuse.
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Speaker 2: You're one of the things a supermarket. They used to
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Speaker 2: say paper plastic. Course plastic is no longer around, so
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Speaker 2: now it's just paper. But one of the things that
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Speaker 2: and they're supposed to be reusable paper this say, because
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Speaker 2: they're ten cents and they're thicker or whatever. And I
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Speaker 2: don't see a huge number of people bringing their own
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Speaker 2: really reusable I don't say. I've not seen an increase
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Speaker 2: with that, and I never reuse every time I go
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Speaker 2: do you want to bag?
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Speaker 3: I'm talking about the paper ones are the thicker plastic one.
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Speaker 3: Either way, we reuse them for things. One of the
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Speaker 3: things we will do is put recycled stuff in there,
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Speaker 3: and they'll be going to the recycled bin with everything else.
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Speaker 4: It's good, clean out the cat box. That's what I
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Speaker 4: use them for.
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Speaker 2: Gross and that's really so it's a reusable uh cat crap.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, but you can't you can't fill them full of
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Speaker 3: cat poop and recycle them.
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Speaker 4: No, you can't recycle them. But you're using those bags again,
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Speaker 4: you're repurposing them.
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Speaker 2: I thought you could recycle what cat?
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Speaker 3: No, here's the thing you don't want. Like if you
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Speaker 3: get a pizza box, they had perturations off.
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Speaker 2: By the way, that was a joke. You understand that
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Speaker 2: recycling cat poop?
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Speaker 3: Oh okay, you meant the bag that had the cat
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Speaker 3: poop in it. Oh, I'm sorry, I'm serious. Yeah, you can't.
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Speaker 3: You take a joke, Neil, but when you do, it's true.
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Speaker 3: When you get a pizza you can. You can recycle
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Speaker 3: the part that doesn't have grease on it. So the
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Speaker 3: top usually has grease on it. You tear that at
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Speaker 3: the perforation and you can put the non greased part
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Speaker 3: into that.
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Speaker 4: I never knew that.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, you don't want to put the grease party.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, they can't use that. They just throw that away.
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Speaker 3: Yep.
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Speaker 2: Also containers that have wax inside, Yeah, you can't do that.
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Speaker 4: Which is all milk cartons, right right.
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Speaker 2: All milk cartons, although they don't does have a recycle
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Speaker 2: sign on all the milk cartons.
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Speaker 3: Well, some of them possibly, but they might need special handling.
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Speaker 3: Like things like bubble wrap can be recycled, but it's
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Speaker 3: much more difficult, and it can't it doesn't go into
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Speaker 3: your recycling.
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Speaker 4: Pin from what you have to pop all the bubbles first.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, you do well, just for mental health. That's when
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Speaker 2: you run out of pimples to pop. Then you go
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Speaker 2: to the bubble wrap. Okay, we're done, guys.
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Speaker 3: Another thing wait on that note, is many of your
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Speaker 3: pill bottles can be recycled. Just look at the recycling
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Speaker 3: sign on the bottom or logo and see what the
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Speaker 3: number is and check it with California law. I know
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Speaker 3: one can go in there, and I think five, but
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Speaker 3: I'm not sure about the other number.
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Speaker 2: All right, So is ask candle anything? And the way
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Speaker 2: it works, as you probably know, and if you've just
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Speaker 2: tuned in and have not listened before, it's about people
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Speaker 2: calling in and asking a question of me. Neil chooses
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Speaker 2: the question. That these are recorded, and Neil chooses the question,
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Speaker 2: and I answer them, and it's all about embarrassment, usually
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Speaker 2: to me. So without further ado, I've always wondered that
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Speaker 2: what is a further ado to start.
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Speaker 3: With, it's an ado that's less close.
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Speaker 2: Okay, because it's without further ado, without an ado that is.
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Speaker 3: Close, without anything else to do. You're gonna okay, yes, phraseology,
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Speaker 3: that's all, without any further mountain dew. Yes.
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Speaker 2: You know there's certain phrases that make absolutely no friend
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Speaker 2: of sense.
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Speaker 3: You know they did it one time, maybe you know, but.
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Speaker 2: There are you know, certain phrases, for example, that are
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Speaker 2: just contradictions in terms mailbox. For example, it's.
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Speaker 3: Just no no move along.
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Speaker 2: Okay, let's move along, all right, Kuno.
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Speaker 5: They save this for ask handle anything. I'm sure someone's
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Speaker 5: asked it already, but it needs to be asked again.
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Speaker 5: Why did you get married again? You're miserable? Just you
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Speaker 5: should have just got a little apartment, a little dog
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Speaker 5: called it Fife or whatever and been.
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Speaker 6: Done with it.
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Speaker 2: Oh wow, that's actually a very good question. Why did
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Speaker 2: I get married again? I don't know. I was running
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Speaker 2: a temperature at the time. Maybe I wasn't lucid.
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Speaker 3: You got money, you can do whatever you want.
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Speaker 2: I don't know.
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Speaker 3: And a little dog named Fifi. Yeah, well it works
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Speaker 3: for me. Like weed are dogs? You like dogs? All
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Speaker 3: you need is a couple of dogs, and I have
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Speaker 3: a couple of dogs. But also I have a white
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Speaker 3: that goes with him. You call Amy King. What are
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Speaker 3: your cats doing amy, Oh they should do this and that?
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Speaker 3: What about your little dogs? And you could go to Disneyland?
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Speaker 2: Yeah I could. Yeah. But so the answer is, uh,
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Speaker 2: I don't know. Maybe because I fell in love, is
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Speaker 2: that possible?
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Speaker 3: Oh but maybe not?
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Speaker 2: Hang on, but maybe not. When you noticed, I said maybe, Okay,
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Speaker 2: that doesn't mean I did. That just means it is posted.
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Speaker 3: I don't want to think that way. I just prefer
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Speaker 3: to think of it that you guys are roommates. You
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Speaker 3: share costs for the elevator and the snow room.
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Speaker 2: That's very funny. We get this. I did a segment
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Speaker 2: about the snow room that wealthy people are not just
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Speaker 2: gyms in the house, but out and out's snow rooms
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Speaker 2: where it's snows and it's crazy. All right, Uh cono.
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Speaker 7: I know this show is all about Bill asked Bill
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Speaker 7: a question, but I wanted to ask a netl Savedra.
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Speaker 7: Back in the eighties, did you I used to go
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Speaker 7: to the Olympic. I know you used to go to
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Speaker 7: the Olympic, but I was wondering, did you ever go
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Speaker 7: to Perkins Palace to go see any gigs?
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Speaker 2: Post place?
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Speaker 6: Ago?
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Speaker 7: Busted my shoulder at the Anti Nowhere League show. It
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Speaker 7: was a great show anyway.
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Speaker 3: But Cono, next question, that was the slim Pickens this week, Bob,
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Speaker 3: And yes I did. I've been to the Olympic. I've
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Speaker 3: been to the Cathea Grand I've been to the Sun
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Speaker 3: Valley Sportsman's Club. I've been Defenders. I've been to any
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Speaker 3: punk rock venue you can think of. The chances are
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Speaker 3: pretty good that I've been there. They brought back a
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Speaker 3: lot of memories. But yeah, we had slim Pickens this week.
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Speaker 2: That's slim Pickens. That's the guy slim Pickons, the actor.
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Speaker 3: Pikins, Pallace. The old punks are laughing at that joke.
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Speaker 2: All right, Cono, I think we have another one.
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Speaker 6: Hey, Bill. My question is, throughout your legal career, has
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Speaker 6: a judge ever admonished you, or warned you or threatened you?
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Speaker 6: And if so, what stands out in your mind the most.
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Speaker 2: Okay, how much time do we have, Cono, until the
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Speaker 2: end of the show.
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Speaker 3: You are disgraced.
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Speaker 2: I have been admonished the few times that I've been
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Speaker 2: in court. I didn't do a lot of court work.
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Speaker 2: I did to establish some laws. Yes, the court. Yeah,
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Speaker 2: the judge admonished me quite a few times. What did
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Speaker 2: you do to coming up with legal theories that made
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Speaker 2: no sense, trying to get certain laws passed that I
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Speaker 2: wanted two surrogacy laws, reproductive technology stuff, and the judge
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Speaker 2: would say, what what are what are you doing, mister handle,
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Speaker 2: This does not make any sense whatsoever?
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Speaker 3: So you got to miss a horrible way.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, well, yeah, I've been that, and I go your honor,
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Speaker 2: You're absolutely right. Uh, there was that. I once was
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Speaker 2: admonished by the appeals court in a written statement saying
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Speaker 2: if you had dismissed my case and said, in the opinion,
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Speaker 2: if you had a real case that you want to
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Speaker 2: bring to us, we'll talk about it. But you don't,
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Speaker 2: so we won't.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, you're a special kind of suck.
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Speaker 8: Oh right, Cono, Hey, good morning Bill and crew.
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Speaker 1: Hey.
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Speaker 8: Bill, was wondering if you ever had a breakdown with
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Speaker 8: your morning crew. I love how you push the limits
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Speaker 8: and sometimes when you say something that the rest of
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Speaker 8: your crew might not agree with or perhaps want to
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Speaker 8: keep their jobs, they kind of retract and there's a
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Speaker 8: little bit of radio silence.
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Speaker 2: I love those moments.
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Speaker 8: Has there ever been a breakdown?
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Speaker 3: I don't even know what a breakdown is. What do
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Speaker 3: you think he means by a breakdown. Oh, have you
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Speaker 3: ever lost it on one of us?
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Speaker 2: Not on one a you? I've lost it before, you know,
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Speaker 2: there's that famous incident. I can piss you off it
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Speaker 2: You can't know, you can't. But is anybody hate that?
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Speaker 2: What's that? That one thing I do that you used?
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Speaker 3: Logic? Yeah?
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Speaker 2: No, I've got you.
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Speaker 3: That makes you worse.
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Speaker 2: I've gotten I've gotten angry at Neil, primarily Neil because
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Speaker 2: he and I get.
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Speaker 3: Into it, but the closer we've known each other the longest.
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Speaker 2: Yeah. Yeah, So, and nobody's job is a jeopardy because
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Speaker 2: nobody works for me here.
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Speaker 3: All you could have any of us fired. Oh I
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Speaker 3: don't think so. Yeah, I don't think so.
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Speaker 2: They just said it's good to know, all right. Next question,
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Speaker 2: A good question.
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Speaker 1: Hi Bill, Hey man, I've listened to a whole lot
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Speaker 1: of Handle on the law, and I've been wondering lately.
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Speaker 1: Has there ever been a caller that has aggravated, irritated
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Speaker 1: you to the point where you were ready to just
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Speaker 1: hang it up? I mean, get really pissed off? You
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Speaker 1: know what I mean? Thanks? Man?
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Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean I have plenty of times. I think
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Speaker 2: the one that got me the worst is there was
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Speaker 2: a caller who was a shill for one of the
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Speaker 2: radio guys here, and he asked me a question and
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Speaker 2: he said, so should I call this attorney? It's my phone.
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Speaker 2: I don't know what I'm doing here with that.
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Speaker 3: People don't know you do a show in the morning.
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Speaker 2: Now, I guess it must be lindsay right, yeah, no, No,
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Speaker 2: she knows I'm on the show, so I don't know
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Speaker 2: bring home bread and egg. I don't know who that is. Oh, okay,
22:08
Speaker 2: hold on a minute. Oh he's it's one of the
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Speaker 2: salespeople that clearly doesn't know I'm on the air. Oh boy, yeah,
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Speaker 2: so where was I? Oh? So I got angry with
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Speaker 2: him because he kept on saying, uh, you know the
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Speaker 2: name of the attorney, so should I call? And I'm
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Speaker 2: answering the legal question, So should I call? And the
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Speaker 2: name of the attorney and a phone number, And every
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Speaker 2: time I tried to answer it, so therefore I should call.
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Speaker 2: And I finally said, tell you what, here's the number
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Speaker 2: to call, one eight hundred. I'm a shill and you'll
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Speaker 2: get right through. Yeah. That got me pissed off a
22:42
Speaker 2: little bit.
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Speaker 3: So they were trying to do a commercial for someone
22:44
Speaker 3: else on the show.
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Speaker 2: Yeah.
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Speaker 3: The other thing is, oh, when people start teaching me
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Speaker 3: the law right when they asked me, well, under section
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Speaker 3: four HB the Civil Code, you know, what do you think?
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Speaker 2: I go, what you think? I have a civil code
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Speaker 2: in front of me. And then they start explaining it
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Speaker 2: to me, I go, what are you doing calling me?
23:02
Speaker 2: I should be calling you? So those I get and
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Speaker 2: people who have civil rights, it's a violation of my
23:08
Speaker 2: civil rights. So who cares about your civil rights? Shut
23:13
Speaker 2: up already?
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Speaker 3: Oh, the judge made a decision, and I didn't agree
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Speaker 3: with the judge's decision. Oh, they want confirmation, not information.
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Speaker 3: They just want you to go, yeah, you're doing the
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Speaker 3: exact right thing right, And I won't that would annoy
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Speaker 3: me to you.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, I wouldn't given confirmation. I just say, you know,
23:27
Speaker 2: you're a moron. You really are an idiot. For those
23:29
Speaker 2: people that have not listened to the show, I am brutal,
23:33
Speaker 2: brutal to listeners.
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Speaker 3: I love it.
23:36
Speaker 2: I know, and they're idiots, And I say that you're
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Speaker 2: an idiot. You know that you are a complete idiot.
23:41
Speaker 2: And then when someone from a Filipino calls me, I
23:45
Speaker 2: will always have them saying peelings, nothing peelings, nothing more
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Speaker 2: than peelings. Before I answer the question, I.
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Speaker 3: Appreciate that you aren't subtle with your racism.
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Speaker 2: It's true. Okay, I think we have time for one
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Speaker 2: more question.
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Speaker 3: Hello, KF I miss Amy.
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Speaker 9: I think I think it's Amy. Can you please take
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Speaker 9: mister handle aside, like after your shift and just whisper
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Speaker 9: in his ear that there is truly, I mean truly,
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Speaker 9: nothing more offensive than somebody with a mouthful of food
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Speaker 9: talking over the over the radio in all seriousness that
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Speaker 9: there is nothing more offensive and tell him to keep
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Speaker 9: doing it.
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Speaker 2: He's no, He's right, there is there is nothing more offensive,
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Speaker 2: Like the Holocaust is not as offensive as uh as
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Speaker 2: someone talking with food in their mouth.
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Speaker 3: I get that you showed him.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, and it's right.
24:43
Speaker 3: I think be more offensive.
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Speaker 2: I know instantly. I I do talk on the air
24:48
Speaker 2: because and eat at the same time, because I.
24:50
Speaker 3: Think just an actual three hour food show and don't
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Speaker 3: eat on the air as much as you do.
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Speaker 2: Oh I do I eat a lot on the air. Yeah, yeah,
24:58
Speaker 2: and people have told me that. I'll tell you one
25:01
Speaker 2: of my favorite eating on the air shows. What I
25:04
Speaker 2: ate the whole hour on the air when I when
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Speaker 2: I interviewed a guy from PETA. Remember that, and you
25:11
Speaker 2: know from you know what people for the Ethical Treatment
25:15
Speaker 2: of Animals and use talking about vegetarianism and how animals
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Speaker 2: are treated so horribly and how beef cows and chickens
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Speaker 2: and pigs are treated and how horrible it was. I,
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Speaker 2: knowing I was going to interview him, I brought in
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Speaker 2: a bag full of whoppers from the local burger king
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Speaker 2: and I was eating the entire time that he was talking.
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Speaker 2: I was eating burgers for an hour. I was eating burgers.
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Speaker 2: Yeah that's pretty offensive. But he's right for you. Yeah,
25:49
Speaker 2: he's right.
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Speaker 3: You know, I interviewed someone from I interviewed someone from
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Speaker 3: PETA once and they tried to tell me that lobster
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Speaker 3: screamed when you boiled it. And I said, lobster don't
26:03
Speaker 3: have vocal cords. That's the air coming from the shell.
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Speaker 4: It does sound like a scream though.
26:10
Speaker 3: Yeah, well, okay, so does handle's gas. But it doesn't
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Speaker 3: mean that he's screaming out of his butt sometimes.
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Speaker 1: Yah.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, an analogy?
26:21
Speaker 2: Is that a good analogy? Okay? I think we're done, guys.
26:26
Speaker 2: Here we go again another day. Another It would have
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Speaker 2: been a dollar. But it's high heart, so.
26:31
Speaker 3: It's for you. We get whatsever left.
26:34
Speaker 2: Yeah, and there isn't much left.
26:36
Speaker 3: My favorite thing is when they said, hey, you guys
26:39
Speaker 3: had a good book. You can go upstairs. All you
26:42
Speaker 3: go upstairs, run up there and see how much change
26:46
Speaker 3: you can find in the FMS studios couch and that's
26:51
Speaker 3: our bonus.
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Speaker 2: Yeah pretty much. Yeah, but we are such poor, the
26:56
Speaker 2: poor stepsisters. Now in the world of radio.
26:59
Speaker 3: I think it's pretty great to still being radiot. Good
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Speaker 3: for you and make a living.
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Speaker 2: That's wonderful. Okay, we're done, guys. That's it. Tomorrow morning,
27:07
Speaker 2: Handle on the law. Heather's running around here.
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Speaker 3: Are you with us tomorrow?
27:12
Speaker 2: Heather? Next week? So not tomorrow. Oh so Heather will
27:17
Speaker 2: be with us tomorrow. Okay, so let's go handle thank you,
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Speaker 2: Handle on the law. Thank you. That's Heather. Heather is
27:26
Speaker 2: really confused too, I do too constantly. All right, that's it. Monday,
27:31
Speaker 2: we come back and we do this all over again.
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Speaker 2: Neil Neil tomorrow from two to five with the FOURK report,
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Speaker 2: hot Dogs, hot Dogs, hot Dogs of the week. Yes,
27:39
Speaker 2: and then handle on the law. I think handle on
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Speaker 3: Handle handle barely on anything True. Yeah, Handle on the.
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Speaker 2: Dope, Gary and Shnnon up next and we'll catch you tomorrow.
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