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The Infomaniacs: August 18, 2026 (6:00am) · WTAW - Infomaniacs

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Speaker 1: Good morning from the wta W newsroom. I'm will Welch.
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Speaker 1: Monday was the last day to file for all city
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Speaker 1: council positions in Brian and most positions in College Station.
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Speaker 1: A last minute filing from Christopher Scotti means incumbent Paul
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Speaker 1: Torres will not run unopposed on the November ballot for
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Speaker 1: Brian's single member District one. Three people are running for
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Speaker 1: Brian's single member district Place two. Ray Errington, Jennett Mosley,
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Speaker 1: and Chrissy Ransom. Raphael Penya and Bobby Gutierrez will face
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Speaker 1: off for mayor of Brian. In College Station, there are
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Speaker 1: three candidates running for Place one, Mark Smith, Howard Maine
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Speaker 1: and Roy may Chandler Arden and Michael Kidd will file
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Speaker 1: for Place two. Bob Yancy and Elizabeth Kona will battle
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Speaker 1: for mayor for the unexpired term. In Place five that
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Speaker 1: Bob Yancy vacated to run for mayor, three people have filed.
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Speaker 1: Valen Seapok, Patten Holt, and Trey Watson candidates wishing to
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Speaker 1: file for that position. Having until six pm on Thursday,
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Speaker 1: we had a chance to look at the TEA accountability
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Speaker 1: letter grades released Friday afternoon. In the Brian College Station area.
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Speaker 1: The following three high schools received a's il Texas, aggieland
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Speaker 1: Brian Collegiate and college View College Station and Consolidated high
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Speaker 1: Schools received bs Welburn Middle School was the only middle
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Speaker 1: school in our area to receive an A. No intermediate
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Speaker 1: schools received in A. Five elementary schools and CSISD scored
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Speaker 1: in A River Bend, Rock Prairie, forest Ridge, Spring Creek
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Speaker 1: and Greens Prairie and Brian ISD. Two elementary schools scored
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Speaker 1: a's Johnson and Sam Houston. The lowest scoring schools in
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Speaker 1: the area were the Mary Katherine Harris School of Choice,
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Speaker 1: the Harmony Science Academy, O. W. Sadbury Elementary and Jane
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Speaker 1: Long Elementary with a D. College Station police were busy
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Speaker 1: tracking a suspect Monday afternoon in the area of Manuel
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Speaker 1: and Crest Streets. They were searching for a suspect who
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Speaker 1: fled the scene of a civil disturbance on footsp brought
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Speaker 1: out drones and the canine unit for the search. The
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Speaker 1: suspect was located and taken into custody. He was transported
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Speaker 1: to a local hospital for minor injuries. When medically cleared,
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Speaker 1: he will be booked into the Brass County Jail on
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Speaker 1: multiple charges. Officials have issued the cause of death for
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Speaker 1: an Ironman triathlete who died during competition near Houston earlier
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Speaker 1: this year.
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Speaker 2: The autopsy report for thirty eight year old Mara Flavia
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Speaker 2: Orajo confirms her death was an accidental drowning. The Brazilian
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Speaker 2: native had come to the Ironman Texas in the Woodlands
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Speaker 2: back in April. Arajo had begun the swim portion of
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Speaker 2: the race early that morning, but less than an hour later,
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Speaker 2: she became submerged around mid morning the same day, her
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Speaker 2: body was recovered. The autopsy also noted Arajo had a
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Speaker 2: slightly enlarged heart and a minor abnormality in an artery.
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Speaker 2: Neither would typically cause concern, though the medical examiner noted
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Speaker 2: they could potentially become greater problems during intense exercise. Kristin
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Speaker 2: Yates TSN News.
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Speaker 1: If you are a fan of Agb's lot of jalapeno
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Speaker 1: flavored dressing, listen up. The FDA says a supplier warned
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Speaker 1: Salada that dice talipinos used in the dressing could be
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Speaker 1: contaminated with salmonilla jalapeno products ranging from salsa, and guacamalle
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Speaker 1: to other dips have been recently pulled from store shelves.
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Speaker 1: This salada dressing was sold at HB from mid July
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Speaker 1: to early this month. It affects twelve ounce bottles with
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Speaker 1: one of four November Best Buy dates. So far, no
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Speaker 1: illnesses have been reported. Four members of the Brian Fire
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Speaker 1: Department are being dispatched to help with the Texas wildfires,
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Speaker 1: one Task Force Leader, one engine boss and two firefighters.
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Speaker 1: There are currently one hundred and fifty four counties with
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Speaker 1: burn bands within the state. More news ahead at six
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Speaker 1: thirty or anytime at WTAW dot com. I'm will welch
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Speaker 1: sixteen twenty ninety four to five WTAWA.
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Speaker 3: We I taking my salada dressings. That's just awful.
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Speaker 1: They have come for our jalapenos. Now. It was fine
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Speaker 1: when it was the salads.
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Speaker 3: Now it's now it's it's everything. I lived dangerously all
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Speaker 3: or just don't eat vegetables. Just just go back to
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Speaker 3: brown food and brown food only, chicken strips and French
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Speaker 3: fries for the rest of the fall.
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Speaker 1: I think that is as good a dietary advice as
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Speaker 1: you gave yesterday by wolfing down a bowl full of
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Speaker 1: cookie and icy.
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Speaker 3: The thing is, I need vegetables right now.
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Speaker 1: I was going to suggest that you eat some green things.
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Speaker 4: It's just disgusting.
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Speaker 3: And I'm not just I enjoyed the cake very much.
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Speaker 3: What's disgusting after effects? Ready for this today?
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Speaker 5: My mom she knows that I love red velvet cake too,
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Speaker 5: because I was telling her. I was like, I love
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Speaker 5: cookie cake and red velvet cake. Those are my two
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Speaker 5: favorite things of all time. Yes, okay, So yesterday I
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Speaker 5: get a text from her and she goes, hey, check
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Speaker 5: your front porch. I believe my second gift that I
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Speaker 5: second And she also got me flowers too.
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Speaker 6: But I was on the front porch and go.
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Speaker 5: Okay, and I walk out and she got me one
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Speaker 5: of the giant red velvet bunt cakes. Oh, and I
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Speaker 5: was going to bring it today, but I'm going to
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Speaker 5: bring it tomorrow. I wanted to give Tucker a day off,
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Speaker 5: but I'm bringing that tomorrow.
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Speaker 1: Those are hard to resist.
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Speaker 6: It looks like Will will also be having those.
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Speaker 1: Nothing bunk cakes are tough to resist.
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Speaker 5: Man.
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Speaker 3: That is that is one of the the best idea.
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Speaker 4: I don't know who came up with you.
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Speaker 1: I don't know. It's as good an idea as a
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Speaker 1: as a waffle house wash atria and as a Santa
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Speaker 1: themed apart. What do I call it?
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Speaker 4: Uh winter water.
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Speaker 1: Now yeah, Santa's water Park. Yeah yeah, it's as good
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Speaker 1: as those two ideas ever were.
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Speaker 3: You might need an extra, an extra side hustle man,
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Speaker 3: I heard the bees are not really panning out from
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Speaker 3: what you were.
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Speaker 1: Well, no, it happened. So I've got five hives and
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Speaker 1: two of them have apparently left. Laughing it happens. I
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Speaker 1: actually saw this on TV not too long ago, on
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Speaker 1: one of the shows that I watched, The Homestead Rescue. Uh,
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Speaker 1: they're one of they're all there bees left. According to
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Speaker 1: my bee guy, Tim, the bee guy, he says that
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Speaker 1: on that side of the county he has had whole
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Speaker 1: apiaries up and take off, but on the other side
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Speaker 1: of the county it's different. Apparently it had to do
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Speaker 1: with timing of rainfalls because we didn't get a lot
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Speaker 1: of floral blooms in our part of the county.
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Speaker 4: So they look out and like a flowers around here.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, let's go, We're gone, let's go. So we're trying
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Speaker 1: to support the remaining three and get a couple of
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Speaker 1: more queens over there. And see what we can do.
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Speaker 3: Can you catch them once they once they they get out?
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Speaker 3: And I liked, do you deploy a search party? I
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Speaker 3: don't think they went somewhere.
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Speaker 1: You don't try to catch those bees necessarily unless they
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Speaker 1: were just right there, right because once they're gone, Ah,
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Speaker 1: that was my question, they're swarming someplace else.
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Speaker 3: Someone else's bees, the bees or in someone else's hive.
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Speaker 1: Basically, either that or they've they've gone feral?
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Speaker 4: Feral? How do you like?
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Speaker 3: Can you they they once they revert to wild? Like cats?
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Speaker 1: I guess, I mean they're they're pretty simple creatures.
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Speaker 3: Could I would be to me, the bee guy's job
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Speaker 3: would be if they do abscond, my man get out
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Speaker 3: there and find me.
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Speaker 1: He's gonna, he's gonna, we're gonna, we're gonna be all right.
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Speaker 1: He's got a couple of queens inbound. And then we're
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Speaker 1: gonna split some of the good hives that we've got
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Speaker 1: and create two new ones.
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Speaker 3: Just just just chop them up. Yeah, restaff a little bit.
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Speaker 3: What a wild hobby?
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Speaker 1: It is? Crazy, isn't it?
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Speaker 4: Absolutely? Wild hobby? I need to get into this, like I.
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Speaker 3: The trick is finding land to put them on because
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Speaker 3: I was told you could do them in your backyard,
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Speaker 3: but that feels problem.
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Speaker 1: I think you're pushing the boundaries when it comes to
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Speaker 1: animal occupations.
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Speaker 4: I'm already, I'm already.
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Speaker 7: Yeah.
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Speaker 4: I don't want to.
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Speaker 3: I don't want to make things any more dramatic around
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Speaker 3: the block. I don't want to give people a reason
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Speaker 3: to notice me.
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Speaker 1: You don't want the h o A coming after you?
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Speaker 4: No, I absolutely don't.
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Speaker 3: In one way, that seems like a great way to
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Speaker 3: do it, to build some of those hive boxes.
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Speaker 1: Back exactly line exactly.
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Speaker 3: But I mean it's so cool, like he doesn't want
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Speaker 3: to have a giant pile of bees, Like that's that's
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Speaker 3: the best. That's that's the best thing you could have.
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Speaker 1: If you could train them like attack bees, that'd be cool.
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Speaker 1: The great security.
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Speaker 3: Well, they're a rumor you could use them as spy bees.
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Speaker 3: I don't know where you could put like a stre
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Speaker 3: camera on them. Yeah, infomation intelligence.
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Speaker 4: Bees, not regular bees.
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Speaker 3: I don't want the intelligence spees. Very intimidating. Yeah, always
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Speaker 3: gonna be poking their head over your fence.
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Speaker 1: No, I don't have a fence, so that's no risk,
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Speaker 1: no risks, all right?
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Speaker 4: It is? Is it Tuesday.
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Speaker 1: It is Tuesday, like all thimeesday.
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Speaker 4: It's meat problem. We'll get with it. Good morning, thanks
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Speaker 4: for being here.
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Speaker 3: Sixteen twenty ninety four to five w t a W.
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Speaker 3: Weather for to day is exactly what you would think.
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Speaker 3: It's going to be one hundred degrees on the high
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Speaker 3: Heaton dex is somewhere around one hundred and four. And
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Speaker 3: just because getting down to the seventies tonight, to give
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Speaker 3: you a little bit of hope that it's uh, you know,
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Speaker 3: it's not gonna be ass But I don't know why
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Speaker 3: I said that.
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Speaker 4: What was that?
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Speaker 3: Somebodys do nothing that's not going to give you hope.
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Speaker 4: That's not cool.
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Speaker 5: For football player as well as eight time NFL Pro
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Speaker 5: Bowler and two time NFL Super Bowl champion Von Miller
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Speaker 5: is headed back to Texas. He's going to play his
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Speaker 5: fifteenth season in NFL with the Dallas Cowboys. About all
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Speaker 5: the details coming up.
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Speaker 1: I guess he's given up hope for another ring.
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Speaker 4: Oh, you know, I don't hate it. I don't hate it.
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Speaker 4: He's an Soto kid.
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Speaker 1: No, No, you got to come home.
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Speaker 3: Play, yeah, play a do a couple of rounds. The
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Speaker 3: Cowboys also got a lot of it.
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Speaker 4: I didn't.
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Speaker 3: I was shocked while I was looking at his stats
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Speaker 3: how much he still got left in the tank.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, he's just five or six sacks away from being
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Speaker 1: in the top five or six all time. Absolutely, it's
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Speaker 1: certainly a Hall of Fame career.
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Speaker 3: Great to check it off the box, you know, played
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Speaker 3: for the Dallas Cowboy even though.
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Speaker 1: Yeah bye, it's still got a little something to it.
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Speaker 3: We have been way too much Matthew McConaughey the news,
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Speaker 3: and I'm wondering what his project is.
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Speaker 4: What was he pushing?
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Speaker 3: Why am I just constantly being saturated with Matthew McConaughey.
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Speaker 4: Friday was.
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Speaker 3: Okay, that was That was the first story we had.
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Speaker 3: There was another story that same day that you were
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Speaker 3: sharing with me about how he was supposed to be
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Speaker 3: in the the HBO version of the Last of Us
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Speaker 3: right right, Yeah, he was going to be Joel and
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Speaker 3: he was like, nah, I got other things to do.
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Speaker 3: So they gave it to uh Pedro Pascal and he,
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Speaker 3: you know, home run to that sucker. And today there's
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Speaker 3: another Matthew McConaughey story from Rolling Stone. Did you know
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Speaker 3: that Matthew McConaughey has given up the Devil's Lettuce?
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Speaker 1: Is that I don't like Snoop and I don't believe
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Speaker 1: it either, because Snoop and Willie both gave They said
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Speaker 1: they gave up the Devil's Lettuce, but what they did
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Speaker 1: because of Willy's chronic if issues just smoke anymore, yeah,
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Speaker 1: I couldn't smoke anymore. So they've gone to the edibles
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Speaker 1: and the drinkables.
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Speaker 3: No, he says, He says, well maybe I look here,
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Speaker 3: I'm just gonna play this. This is from an interview
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Speaker 3: is called My Life in Ten Songs and Joy.
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Speaker 8: What a cool, groovy little tune. It's also the reason
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Speaker 8: I quit smoking weed. Weed used to be you could
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Speaker 8: roll the joint, smoke, it passed around. Everyone giggles, gets
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Speaker 8: some munchies and maybe runs off and tries to get
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Speaker 8: some snuggle time. Well, then it started getting this.
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Speaker 9: Hydroponic stuff where like one token people, the subplots could
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Speaker 9: become unmanageable and people would implode. And this particular night,
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Speaker 9: I was headed to my own birthday party before I
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Speaker 9: go on Buddy Hampton's Joint goes here. Man, it was
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Speaker 9: not like the wead I'd smoked before I listened to
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Speaker 9: Janet Jackson's Best Way Love Goes was high as ro find.
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Speaker 1: That's a short sign.
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Speaker 9: My birthday party.
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Speaker 8: No one was in there because it was over. They
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Speaker 8: had all left because I sat in the freaking car
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Speaker 8: listen listen to That's.
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Speaker 3: What I Love Goes twenty four times because I thought
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Speaker 3: at the.
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Speaker 1: Time that was more important than going to my.
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Speaker 4: Own birthday party.
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Speaker 7: That's the way to look.
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Speaker 1: Now, he's still hot and he's still that.
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Speaker 4: There's still way there's still hot.
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Speaker 1: No way either that or he did so much that
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Speaker 1: he's permanently date.
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Speaker 4: You can get to to where it's just like cooking.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, I think, I guess I don't know.
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Speaker 3: There, i'd man, that is uh, that is something an
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Speaker 3: investigation needs to be done. I lets get to the
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Speaker 3: business at hand. Reasons to celebrate on this Tuesday August eighteenth,
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Speaker 3: twenty twenty six.
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Speaker 4: What you got right?
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Speaker 5: It is Helium discovery Day in Mark, the day of
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Speaker 5: nineteen sixty eight that the French as strong number first
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Speaker 5: detected helium.
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Speaker 6: That's great.
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Speaker 4: Or he's still running out of helium? Is that the crisis?
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Speaker 1: I don't know. I don't know what the daily prices.
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Speaker 1: We're running out of jalapenos.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, much more, much more crucial.
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Speaker 6: It's also bad Poetry Day.
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Speaker 5: It's a lighthearted green light to write terrible, cheesy and
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Speaker 5: completely unrhymed versus.
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Speaker 6: It is National fa heat to day.
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Speaker 1: Like me some faheta.
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Speaker 5: We're not allowed to have jolapenos or that kind of
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Speaker 5: sauce that has it blended in.
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Speaker 6: I don't know how much I want to eat.
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Speaker 2: I don't.
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Speaker 3: I'm not giving up the halapenos.
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Speaker 4: No, I'm not gonna do it now.
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Speaker 3: If you if you aren't going to serve them to
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Speaker 3: be in a restaurant, that's one thing, but like bring
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Speaker 3: your own if you must have them, And plus you
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Speaker 3: don't need a halopenos for peblanos, a bunch of p
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Speaker 3: some peppers, some onions, a really hot plate to provide
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Speaker 3: that sizzle when they're coming out of the kitchen and
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Speaker 3: then the meat and your your stack.
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Speaker 1: The people who decided to market skirt steak as as
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Speaker 1: Faheitas took that awful piece of meat, which I mean
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Speaker 1: it just wasn't sellable, yeah, and turned it into something
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Speaker 1: that everybody everywhere.
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Speaker 3: You know, there are some places that have figured out
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Speaker 3: you can use other cuts of meat and for he is, yes,
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Speaker 3: there and uh you know if you're doing it at home,
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Speaker 3: that's the game change.
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Speaker 1: It can can be.
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Speaker 6: It's also National ice Cream pie Day.
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Speaker 1: Okay, why do we have to have so many different
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Speaker 1: ice cream days?
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Speaker 4: We were stretching it into August. I thought, I thought,
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Speaker 4: I thought July was where we were going to be done.
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Speaker 1: I thought, so too.
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Speaker 4: Here we are.
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Speaker 6: And lastly, it is never give up day.
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Speaker 1: Okay, I won't give on. I'll give up on Hallopenos.
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Speaker 1: Not today, No quit what you got on birthday birthdays.
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Speaker 1: Andy Samberg is forty eight years old today. Lord wow,
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Speaker 1: he's so hilarious. Caitlin Olsen, speaking of Hilarius fifty one,
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Speaker 1: she was sweet Tea on It's always.
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Speaker 3: Still is still that show still remains?
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Speaker 1: Are you a fan?
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Speaker 4: Massive fan?
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Speaker 1: Me too? Matt, I love it. Edward Norton is fifty seven.
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Speaker 1: He was the star of The Incredible Hulk. He was
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Speaker 1: not asked to return for The Avengers because apparently people
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Speaker 1: I don't like working with.
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Speaker 3: It is difficult to deal with a pair of yes.
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Speaker 3: That is what I've heard.
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Speaker 1: Christian Slater is fifty seven. He's been in so many things,
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Speaker 1: but I go all the way back to Pump Up
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Speaker 1: the Volume, which is one of the things that inspired
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Speaker 1: me to get into Radio Holy Cow. If you're not
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Speaker 1: familiar with that movie, it probably does not hold up.
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Speaker 1: It's worth the watch, but it's a good one.
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Speaker 4: It's worth the watch.
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Speaker 1: Masta Kila is fifty seven, one of the lesser known
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Speaker 1: members of the Wu Tang clan. Case you're keeping up.
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Speaker 1: Madeline Stowe is sixty eight. Dennis Leary is sixty nine.
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Speaker 1: I loved his stand up comedy, but he's still yeah.
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Speaker 1: And then he got into the acting thing he created
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Speaker 1: and starred and Rescue Me and many many others. Funny
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Speaker 1: funny guy, very funny guy. Roselind Carter was born on
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Speaker 1: the state in nineteen twenty seven. Roberto Clemente was born
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Speaker 1: on the state in nineteen thirty four. Martin Mull was
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Speaker 1: born on the state in nineteen forty three. Robert Redford
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Speaker 1: would have been ninety years old today. He was born
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Speaker 1: on the state of nineteen thirty six.
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Speaker 2: Welcome.
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Speaker 1: Jamal Warner would have been fifty six today. He died
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Speaker 1: last last year. Yeah, of course, theo Huxtable on The
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Speaker 1: Cosby Show and born on this date in nineteen fifty two.
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Speaker 1: Patrick Swayzee, Holy cow, really peace, my man. Good morning
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Speaker 1: from the WTAW newsroom. I'm will welch if you saw
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Speaker 1: a large police presence in the area of Manuel and
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Speaker 1: Press Streets in College Station yesterday afternoon. CSPD was searching
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Speaker 1: for a suspect who fled the scene of a civil disturbance.
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Speaker 1: The suspect fled on foot, so CSPD brought out drones
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Speaker 1: and the canine unit for the search. The suspect was
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Speaker 1: found and taken into custody and transported to a local
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Speaker 1: hospital for minor injuries. The FBI wants to remind everyone
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Speaker 1: that making a threat against a school as a crime,
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Speaker 1: regardless of whether you're a juvenile or an adult. During
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Speaker 1: the twenty five twenty six school year, the FBI branch
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Speaker 1: in Houston received forty two tips related to school threats,
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Speaker 1: and they've already investigated three this school year. Three underage
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Speaker 1: teenagers in Pasadena, ISD have been charged with a third
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Speaker 1: degree state felony offense of a terroristic threat by planning
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Speaker 1: a mass shooting threatening to commit acts of violence against
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Speaker 1: a school as a crime, and the FBI investigates every threat.
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Speaker 1: Monday was the last day to file for all city
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Speaker 3: us nine seven nine six five sixteen twenty is that number?
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Speaker 3: There was this wild story I saw this morning about
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Speaker 3: like just the job situation, just the labor force situation,
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Speaker 3: and it was framed around, hey, gen z U gen
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Speaker 3: z mails are basically just evacuating the labor force as
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Speaker 3: fast as they can, is how the story was framed.
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Speaker 3: I don't see that as like four percent maybe of
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Speaker 3: of non education enrolled gen Z mails or not working.
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Speaker 3: But I think all those dudes are just out playing
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Speaker 3: Calshi and trying to become professional sports gamblers. Maybe that
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Speaker 3: makes them their money.
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Speaker 1: That's not a job, no, but if you can, I mean,
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Speaker 1: if you can make a living, you can make a living.
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Speaker 3: But here's the thing buried in this story. There was
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Speaker 3: another stat that I found incredible. What percentage of their
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Speaker 3: non working hours do gen Z the males spin playing
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Speaker 3: video games?
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Speaker 1: Gen z mails? To cover it? Once again, our ages,
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Speaker 1: what I can't see that as I look.
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Speaker 4: To our handy chart over here.
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Speaker 3: This is males born between the ages or between the
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Speaker 3: years of nineteen ninety seven and twenty twelve, thirteen to
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Speaker 3: twenty eight. Yeah, thirteen to twenty eight, so right around Riley's.
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Speaker 1: Age one percentage near the top of it. What percentage
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Speaker 1: of males in that category are the out.
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Speaker 4: Percentage of your non working hours all.
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Speaker 3: The hours that you have. What percentage of these hours
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Speaker 3: are being filled by gen z mails playing video games?
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Speaker 1: I'm gonna go with twenty percent.
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Speaker 3: Twenty percent, really forty five percent?
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Speaker 4: Anyone got some guesses on this one? Anyone got some guesses.
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Speaker 3: If you can hit it right on in the next
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Speaker 3: couple of minutes, the first person to do it, I
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Speaker 3: will give you some tickets to Hawaiian falls, give you
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Speaker 3: a four pack of tickets to water falls.
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Speaker 4: If you can hit it right on.
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Speaker 1: You gotta nail it.
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Speaker 3: Though, before I say this, so twenty percent forty five percent, I.
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Speaker 4: Will tell you are going to be You're going to
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Speaker 4: be a gast at this number.
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Speaker 1: I would be a ghast if it was more than
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Speaker 1: twenty percent.
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Speaker 4: Twenty percent. Ain't that many hours non working? That's like, oh, fairly.
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Speaker 1: What I mean? These people, I guess they don't have,
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Speaker 1: you know, other responsibilities like children or things like that. Adams, Right,
24:35
Speaker 1: You've got.
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Speaker 3: You've got plenty of time during your day that you
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Speaker 3: don't you don't owe to anyone.
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Speaker 1: Man, I don't know, how do you not be that productive?
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Speaker 1: Adam says his thought was fifty he is seven.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, he says, fifty seven percent is what the guess
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Speaker 3: is from Adam, I will tell you not even close.
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Speaker 1: Really, no new guests has just come in. Matt at
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Speaker 1: seventy nine.
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Speaker 4: P seventy nine percent is over?
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Speaker 1: Okay, over, So we're somewhere between fifty seven and seventy nine.
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Speaker 4: That's correct. Fifty seven and seven.
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Speaker 1: Isn't this sur prices right? Game?
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Speaker 3: Well, closest without going over would be would be close.
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Speaker 3: Let's see Darren text in seventy three percent. We're getting closer.
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Speaker 3: We're getting closer. Todd sixty eight percent. We're getting closer.
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Speaker 1: Okay, closer.
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Speaker 4: I'm going to just blow the surprise right now.
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Speaker 3: Tell you it's seventy percent of low non working hours.
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Speaker 3: As Riley just nods her head in sad recognition.
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Speaker 6: They're not playing video games.
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Speaker 5: They're sports, gambling online or playing online.
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Speaker 1: Seriously games seven. It was already afraid for our future.
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Speaker 1: Now now, wow, maybe.
25:52
Speaker 3: This is the reason why no one's sleeping. There was
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Speaker 3: that other story that said that a five percent of
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Speaker 3: us are apparently vampire.
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Speaker 1: That's this story is absolutely nuts, bonkers. A poll was
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Speaker 1: taken of Americans and I asked this question, Yeah, thinking
26:07
Speaker 1: about the past week, how many hours of sleep have
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Speaker 1: you had per night on average?
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Speaker 4: Yes?
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Speaker 1: Number one answer seven hours.
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Speaker 3: Seven hours, not eight, which is the recommended hour.
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Speaker 1: Right, but as you get older, you sleep less. Right,
26:20
Speaker 1: you get a good seven hours of sleep a night.
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Speaker 1: I think you're doing pretty well.
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Speaker 4: I would say yes, just over.
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Speaker 1: Sixteen percent of people at that eight hours was a
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Speaker 1: very close second with sixteen percent of the BOTE. Essentially
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Speaker 1: that's equal, right, I'll call that the same five hours
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Speaker 1: was the third most point five hours with just under
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Speaker 1: fourteen percent of the five.
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Speaker 3: Hours a night, and calling that like just your normal
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Speaker 3: routine is unhinged.
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Speaker 4: I know in this.
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Speaker 1: Job it's a little bit different, a little bit different.
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Speaker 4: So a lot of people will get five hours of.
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Speaker 1: Sleep typically normally No. Typically when I set my alarm
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Speaker 1: when I'm going to bed, I have about six hours
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Speaker 1: of sleep, and then if I can't fall asleep, quickly
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Speaker 1: quickly drifts to five, which I'm but again, I'm a
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Speaker 1: CSTA guy, so I will catch a n app in
27:06
Speaker 1: the afternoon. God willing, Yeah, yeah, yah yah, that kind
27:08
Speaker 1: of works. But here's the shaker, A couple of shockers here.
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Speaker 1: Eight percent of adults sleep ten hours a night on average.
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Speaker 1: I wish I could not do that. I could and
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Speaker 1: now I have a wife and a couple of children.
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Speaker 1: They could do that, right. Five percent said they slept
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Speaker 1: zero hours a night zero zero. Now I don't believe, no,
27:33
Speaker 1: I don't believe.
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Speaker 3: That that's someone who just likes to be dramatic. That said,
27:38
Speaker 3: how many of those are these gen Z males who
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Speaker 3: are spending their literal entire lives that aren't occupied with
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Speaker 3: work and sleep playing video games. By the way, Adam
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Speaker 3: Tech's in will just as a reminder, these video game
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Speaker 3: boys are the boys that are your daughter's age.
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Speaker 4: These are their options.
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Speaker 5: They're looking for everyone mares why it's so hard to
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Speaker 5: find someone.
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Speaker 4: So you find this to be.
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Speaker 3: You find this to be the whenever you meet a
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Speaker 3: new guy, you're assuming going in that that's.
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Speaker 4: What they do.
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Speaker 5: They yeah, honestly that or they're you're either playing video
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Speaker 5: games or sports gambling. Those are the only two like
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Speaker 5: biggest problems in the dating pool now. And the problem
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Speaker 5: with it is one if they're playing video games, whenever
28:34
Speaker 5: you try and hang out them, they don't want to
28:36
Speaker 5: talk to you. They only want to play that video game.
28:37
Speaker 5: But their version of hangout with you as you sit
28:39
Speaker 5: there and be quiet and watch them.
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Speaker 4: Or if they're sports.
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Speaker 5: Gambling, they're gambling away all their paycheck and then they're like, oh,
28:44
Speaker 5: but I'm going to win it back and then they
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Speaker 5: maybe make make.
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Speaker 6: Break even or like gain like three dollars.
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Speaker 4: This is the truth.
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Speaker 1: How easy would it be to be in the dating game?
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Speaker 4: Please clean up?
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Speaker 1: If you had any motivation, any drive.
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Speaker 3: At all, if you didn't own a PS five, and
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Speaker 3: you didn't have a crippling gambling addiction, you'd be.
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Speaker 1: You could be a cyclops. And still, I mean, seriously,
29:13
Speaker 1: you know what you're saying that you.
29:14
Speaker 3: Know that thing when Forrest Gump where he's like, all
29:17
Speaker 3: of a sudden, there's a hurricane takes out all the
29:18
Speaker 3: shrimp boats and then he just becomes a billionaire because
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Speaker 3: all he's getting all the shrimp in the sea.
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Speaker 1: That'd be you, That would that would be absolutely you
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Speaker 1: were if you had any game. Not doing this so
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Speaker 1: ridiculous that now back to Adam's point, I am grateful
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Speaker 1: that both of my daughters have have found, uh, you know,
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Speaker 1: the guys that they are respectable men, respectable men who
29:41
Speaker 1: are not afraid.
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Speaker 3: Of hard work jobs and interest in hot yes yes,
29:45
Speaker 3: and and spend their day doing something other.
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Speaker 1: Day and they may play some video games, but they limited.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, I I it's I am never shocked anymore when
29:58
Speaker 3: I hear something like this, because I I have seen
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Speaker 3: that this is it's literally how they live.
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Speaker 4: It's literally it tell me whe're wrong.
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Speaker 1: It's just not right.
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Speaker 6: Good morning. I'm Riley Flerky with your morning sports update.
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Speaker 5: On sixteen to twenty ninety four or five wta W,
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Speaker 5: the A and M football team found themselves ranked in
30:21
Speaker 5: the number eight position in the AP preseason Poll ranking
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Speaker 5: this season. Earlier in the month, the Aggies also debuted
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Speaker 5: at the number eight position for the Coach's Poll. This
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Speaker 5: is the third time since twenty twenty one that A
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Speaker 5: and M has entered a season ranked inside the top ten,
30:37
Speaker 5: and the ninth straight season that the Aggies have been
30:39
Speaker 5: ranked in the preseason AP Top twenty five. Offensive coordinator
30:44
Speaker 5: Home and Wiggins met with the media to talk about
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Speaker 5: Marcel Reed being more active within the pocket this season.
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Speaker 7: Well, I think a lot of defenses has seen how
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Speaker 7: athletic the quarterback is right and for us, that gives
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Speaker 7: us the ability to be able to put them on
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Speaker 7: a perimeter kind of change the launch point, especially for
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Speaker 7: defenses to try to t off on us and actually
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Speaker 7: see the quarterback in just one spot. So for us,
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Speaker 7: that has always been the onus to be able to
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Speaker 7: make sure that we can sit there, drop back in
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Speaker 7: the pocket, has some quick game move the pocket and
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Speaker 7: change those launch points, because we play some animals in
31:14
Speaker 7: this league, and if you're just staying off in one spot,
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Speaker 7: that gives those guys the event, and so we're trying
31:18
Speaker 7: to take a little bit of that back.
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Speaker 5: Deep Insive coordinator Lyles Himpel met with the media also
31:22
Speaker 5: to share thoughts on the linebackers group improved.
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Speaker 10: Improved a couple of things. You know, the one thing
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Speaker 10: that I thought everybody was missing. They really the thing
31:31
Speaker 10: that they were missing. I think they improved. Like, for example,
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Speaker 10: I didn't know how physical Noah was going to be.
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Speaker 1: That was the one thing.
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Speaker 10: He was always a smart and heady kid in the
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Speaker 10: right position, made some plays.
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Speaker 4: I didn't know how.
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Speaker 10: Physical, you know, he was going to be. And he's
31:44
Speaker 10: had a really physical camp, which is really good to see.
31:47
Speaker 10: And then the same thing, Jy Locke is a very
31:50
Speaker 10: physical kid, not always in the rate. Now he's getting
31:53
Speaker 10: himself in the right position. So I think everybody in
31:55
Speaker 10: that group is really has made some good strides.
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Speaker 5: As of today, we are eight days out of seeing
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Speaker 5: the Aggies hit the field and kicking off the start
32:03
Speaker 5: of the twenty twenty six season at Kyle Field, where
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Speaker 5: A and M will be taking on Missouri State at
32:09
Speaker 5: six o'clock on September fifth. Former Aggie football player as
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Speaker 5: well as eight time NFL Pro Bowler and two time
32:16
Speaker 5: Super Bowl champion, Von Miller will be headed back to
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Speaker 5: Texas to play his fifteenth season in the NFL with
32:22
Speaker 5: the Dallas Cowboys. Cowboys head coach Brian Schottenheimer spoke about
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Speaker 5: Miller signing with the team.
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Speaker 11: Always trying to find a competitive addition to our football team.
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Speaker 11: We say it all the time on twenty four to seven,
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Speaker 11: three sixty five.
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Speaker 1: What I love about Von is we've got a.
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Speaker 11: Lot of inside information knowledge about him as a player. Certainly,
32:41
Speaker 11: what he's accomplished is incredible, but what you hear about
32:44
Speaker 11: him as a teammate is even more incredible. And my
32:46
Speaker 11: few conversations with him, he's really excited about being part
32:50
Speaker 11: of what we're building here and he's going to add
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Speaker 11: a lot, not just on the field, but off the
32:55
Speaker 11: field as well. And I think we're creating competition at
32:57
Speaker 11: a spot that is good in no way, shape or
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Speaker 11: form this where he comes in and takes over any
33:03
Speaker 11: of that.
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Speaker 1: You know, he's just another really good player that we're adding.
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Speaker 11: The addition of Rashaan Gary, Domonezaraku, you know, Malachi Lawrence,
33:10
Speaker 11: James Houston played great the other night, Sam Williams, you
33:13
Speaker 11: know t Weed, you know Isaiah Lan Marris. It's deep
33:17
Speaker 11: and you can never have enough pass rushers.
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Speaker 5: Coach Schottenheimer also spoke about the impact of having Miller on.
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Speaker 11: The team, thank him talking about how much he can
33:24
Speaker 11: help you know, some of these young guys. Let's be honest.
33:27
Speaker 11: You know, Malachi's young player, easy's still a young player.
33:30
Speaker 11: The influence sitting in meetings with him and watching film
33:33
Speaker 11: that's really powerful. And the guy has no ego. He
33:38
Speaker 11: wants to win. He's a huge fan of the Cowboys,
33:40
Speaker 11: obviously growing up in Texas. And I know he's told
33:43
Speaker 11: you guys about his dad and you know this is
33:46
Speaker 11: that's home. So you know, very very excited to add
33:49
Speaker 11: him to our football team and look forward to getting
33:52
Speaker 11: him here and getting.
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Speaker 1: Him some work.
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Speaker 6: That's your morning Sports update on sixteen twenty ninety four
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Speaker 6: or five w ta W.
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Speaker 3: I'm Riley Flirt sixteen twenty ninety four to five WTAW.
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Speaker 3: I think so segment. I think I did seventy percent
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Speaker 3: of all waking, all non job related hours from gen Z.
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Speaker 3: Dudes go to video games. If it's just ridiculous, seventy percent. Yeah,
34:37
Speaker 3: it is ridiculous. I mean there's no other I again,
34:39
Speaker 3: but another stat from this thing said that because of this,
34:44
Speaker 3: because of this, and the fact that like, if you
34:47
Speaker 3: have a job right and it's like it's cutting into
34:49
Speaker 3: your video game time, you might just say maybe I
34:53
Speaker 3: just don't go women. I finally crossed the barrier, the
34:56
Speaker 3: fifty percent barrier. There are more women than men in
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Speaker 3: the job market in the generations.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, because I can see it.
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Speaker 3: Video games, video gives take up a lot of time, y'all.
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Speaker 4: You gotta be able to you gotta be able to
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Speaker 4: get one hundred percent.
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Speaker 1: Completely where to drive and work ethic go.
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Speaker 4: They're going straight into the PlayStation.
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Speaker 5: Not to be rude, but this is why a lot
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Speaker 5: of my generation is back home parents in the.
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Speaker 3: Basement, the basements, playing the video games. Just just just look.
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Speaker 4: They're gonna get They're gonna get old.
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Speaker 1: One day, we talked about this off air. Are you
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Speaker 1: going to start judging your elder care facility based on
35:32
Speaker 1: what type of gaming consoles they have?
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Speaker 3: Have a built in sports book and uh and and
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Speaker 3: calshy desk in the lives that's an amenity, that's an
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Speaker 3: amenity for some of these uh these, these.
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Speaker 1: These they're not gonna be able to afford it. They
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Speaker 1: don't work
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Speaker 4: Wild