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Strange and Bizare News with a Lot of Wasted Canned Meat · The Wes Carroll Morning Show

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  Speaker 1: The news, opinions, commentary and interviews you need to start
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  Speaker 1: your day. This is the West Carol Morning.
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  Speaker 2: Show, Friday morning, twenty seventh day of June. I'm West
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  Speaker 2: Thanks for joining me. Another gorgeous start to the day
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  Speaker 2: here and beautiful Northern Queensland, North Queensland. We're in Townsville today.
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  Speaker 2: We're heading to a city called Cans a little bit
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  Speaker 2: later today we're going to drive up the coast. Enjoy
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  Speaker 2: a nice drive up the coast into an area called
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  Speaker 2: the Tablelands. We'll to investigate a little bit there. Over
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  Speaker 2: the course of the next few days, we're going to
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  Speaker 2: go snorkeling on the Great Barrier Reef. We're really looking
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  Speaker 2: forward to some time up there. Jill and I many
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  Speaker 2: many years ago I had a great trip we did
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  Speaker 2: up into the table Lands and looking forward to doing
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  Speaker 2: that with our boys this time. I have snorkeled the
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  Speaker 2: Great Barrier Reef, but down in the Townsville area, I
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  Speaker 2: have not done it in Cans before. I hear it's
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  Speaker 2: a little better, a little nicer up there, so we
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  Speaker 2: are definitely looking forward to that here on the next
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  Speaker 2: few days. Over the course of this weekend. It is
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  Speaker 2: Friday morning, Friday morning is a day where I typically
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  Speaker 2: will do strange and bizarre news from around the world.
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  Speaker 2: I've begun this new tradition of adding some positive news
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  Speaker 2: stories to the conversation, and I'm going to do that
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  Speaker 2: this week as well, because we always need some positive news,
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  Speaker 2: especially after a wild week that we have had over
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  Speaker 2: the past really really twelve fourteen days, fifteen days. It's
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  Speaker 2: been tough. We need some good news. We always need
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  Speaker 2: some go I got a little seagull coming over here
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  Speaker 2: to visit me, very curious about what I've got going
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  Speaker 2: on this morning. I don't have any food. I know
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  Speaker 2: I'm set up at a picnic table, but I'm just
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  Speaker 2: here doing a podcast. Sorry, seagull, I got no food.
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  Speaker 2: I got nothing, no breakfast this morning. I know, I
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  Speaker 2: know he's going to turn and walk away. That's probably
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  Speaker 2: the best move. I got nothing for you. I'm sorry.
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  Speaker 2: Not supposed to feed him anyway. It's not really good
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  Speaker 2: for him, so even if I had it, I would
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  Speaker 2: feel badly about feeding you. Let's do it. Let's talk
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  Speaker 2: about this story. I like this story a lot. Mainenance
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  Speaker 2: workers some good news to start our Friday morning. Mainenance
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  Speaker 2: workers at Pittsburgh International airport spent hours searching through a
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  Speaker 2: baggage carousel for a diamond that fell out of a
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  Speaker 2: woman's engagement ring while she reached in to retrieve her suitcase.
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  Speaker 2: We've all been there. I've been there just recently. But
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  Speaker 2: you've been on a long flight. You've come into an
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  Speaker 2: international airport. Your bags are coming through the carousel. You're
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  Speaker 2: waiting on your bag to pop out of that little
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  Speaker 2: on that little conveyor belt. It pops out, you're ready.
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  Speaker 2: You gotta grab it. Depending on how many people are around,
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  Speaker 2: you got to quickly reach up there and grab it.
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  Speaker 2: And apparently she did that. She reached in, grabbed it,
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  Speaker 2: and a diamond fell out of her ring. April Schmidt
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  Speaker 2: her name. She had just returned home to Pittsburgh. She
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  Speaker 2: had gone on a business trip to la and she
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  Speaker 2: lost the diamond. She says, as I went to retrieve
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  Speaker 2: my bag from the carousel, my hand got stuck between
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  Speaker 2: the suitcase and the edge of the carousel. It pinched
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  Speaker 2: my hand, so I pulled it back really quickly. And
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  Speaker 2: it wasn't until she was driving home that she noticed
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  Speaker 2: the diamond was missing from her ring that she had
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  Speaker 2: been given to her by her husband. Back in nineteen
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  Speaker 2: ninety two. She rushed back to the airport started searching
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  Speaker 2: along with a couple of maintenance workers. About ninety minutes later,
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  Speaker 2: she decided to call it quit. Since she went home,
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  Speaker 2: I'm sure she was devastated. The workers, though, kept searching
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  Speaker 2: and even took parts of the carousel apart, and they
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  Speaker 2: eventually found the diamond. Four hours later. They called April
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  Speaker 2: and told her the good news, and April happily rushed
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  Speaker 2: back to retrieve her ring. That's the kind of story
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  Speaker 2: we need to start our Friday morning this week. Isn't
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  Speaker 2: that a great story of it? How about this one?
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  Speaker 2: A volunteer at Sterling Heights Public Library in Michigan found
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  Speaker 2: a vintage wedding photo tucked inside a donated book. The
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  Speaker 2: photo labeled Frank and Josephine Rigorello Nana Nano that's the
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  Speaker 2: rest of the labeling. Turned out to be a hidden
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  Speaker 2: gym from a wedding in Detroit in nineteen fifty three.
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  Speaker 2: Thanks to a social media post and a bit of
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  Speaker 2: good luck, Frank and Josephine's granddaughter Sarah, was tagged by
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  Speaker 2: a childhood friend who recognized the name. Sarah was thankful
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  Speaker 2: that the library volunteer took the time to keep the
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  Speaker 2: photo safe and was thrilled to have it returned to
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  Speaker 2: her family. She said, my dad and I have never
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  Speaker 2: seen this exact photo before. We didn't notice exact photo
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  Speaker 2: even existed. I think now I'm going to frame it
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  Speaker 2: and display it somewhere in my house, just because this
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  Speaker 2: was such a cool story and such a cool thing
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  Speaker 2: that happened. That's a great story. All right, let's get
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  Speaker 2: into some strange and bizarre newsroom around the world. We're
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  Speaker 2: in Australia. This is an alligator story, not a crocodile story.
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  Speaker 2: So the best I could do, but I did get
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  Speaker 2: you an alligator story. Police in Virginia received a call
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  Speaker 2: from a motel about an unwanted guest, a six foot alligator.
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  Speaker 2: Guess at the motel were stunned to see the enormous
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  Speaker 2: reptile outside their door and called the police. Officers arrived
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  Speaker 2: and found the gator just hanging out in the parking lot.
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  Speaker 2: Bodycam footage shows the officers doing a double tape before
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  Speaker 2: cautiously approaching the reptile and warning the stunned onlookers to
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  Speaker 2: stay away. Animal control was called. The gator was safely wrangled.
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  Speaker 2: It's believed that the reptile had gotten loose from its
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  Speaker 2: owner at a red stop, a rest stop, because you
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  Speaker 2: got to let them out to use the bathroom at
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  Speaker 2: the rest stop. Right was being transported from New York
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  Speaker 2: to a zoo in North Carolina. So yeah, that's that's
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  Speaker 2: a fun one. Florida man always got to get back
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  Speaker 2: to Florida at some point. Alligator story didn't take place
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  Speaker 2: in Florida. That's kind of surprising. Florida man under arrest
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  Speaker 2: for defiling cans of spam and Vienna sausage at a
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  Speaker 2: Sam's Club store. Police say seventy year old Patrick Mitchell
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  Speaker 2: of the Villages was seen walking up to several palettes
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  Speaker 2: of spam and Vienna sausage and then urinating on them.
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  Speaker 2: You could just not buy them. Nothing says you have
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  Speaker 2: to buy them. You don't have to. Don't mark your
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  Speaker 2: territory or anything. Or shopper caught him doing it and
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  Speaker 2: captured the disgusting act on video. She then informed store employees,
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  Speaker 2: who reviewed the surveillance footage and saw him commit the act.
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  Speaker 2: He then casually walked over to the section, sat down
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  Speaker 2: in a patio chair for ten minutes. He ultimately walked
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  Speaker 2: to the self checkout, paid for some items, and then
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  Speaker 2: left the store. Are we sure that all he did
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  Speaker 2: was sit in the patio chair, that he wasn't doing
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  Speaker 2: something else, because you know, you're peeing on the spam.
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  Speaker 2: You're peeing on the v How much Vienna sausage and
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  Speaker 2: spam do you need, by the way, to be buying
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  Speaker 2: it at Sam's. I'm just also pointing that out. That's
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  Speaker 2: a lot. I mean, you got to be really packing
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  Speaker 2: for a long trip, I think a lot of camping.
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  Speaker 2: Police arrived at the scene and got his personal information
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  Speaker 2: from his membership card, tracked him down. He was arrested
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  Speaker 2: in charge with disorderly conduct criminal mischief. Meanwhile, Sam's Club
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  Speaker 2: had to destroy several pallets of canned items valued at
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  Speaker 2: over ten thousand dollars ten thousand dollars worth of spam
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  Speaker 2: and Vienna sausage. I know we're in the South. You
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  Speaker 2: may call it viena. I say vienna. Sorry, that's I
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  Speaker 2: think the care. If you're still saying viena, I'm sorry,
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  Speaker 2: no offense intended. Didn't mean to urinate on your pronunciation.
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  Speaker 2: Sometimes wildlife even needs to unwind a Florida resident was
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  Speaker 2: shocked when a black bear took a dip in their
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  Speaker 2: backyard hot tub. Once he was sufficiently soaked and his
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  Speaker 2: muscles were loose, he climbed out of the hot tub
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  Speaker 2: and took a walk over to a patio sofa, where
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  Speaker 2: he went and took a nap. Just took a nap,
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  Speaker 2: a six hour nap, not a full on hibernation. The
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  Speaker 2: homeowner called fish and Wildlife and officers arrived to wake
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  Speaker 2: the bear up and coax it to leave the property.
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  Speaker 2: But the bear wasn't ready to end his vacation just
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  Speaker 2: yet and decided instead to climb up a tree, where
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  Speaker 2: he remained until the next day. Wildlife officials eventually lured
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  Speaker 2: the bear out of the tree using donuts, how very
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  Speaker 2: Homer Simpson of them. Once the bear munched down on
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  Speaker 2: the sweet treats, officers captured him and relocated him to
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  Speaker 2: a nearby state park. Maybe a little bit of a
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  Speaker 2: sugarcoma to slow him down. I didn't know that was
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  Speaker 2: an effective way to do that, but kudos to them
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  Speaker 2: for knowing that. Trying to flee from police while a
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  Speaker 2: cop is sitting next to you in the passenger seat
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  Speaker 2: as a very low probability of success, but a Denver
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  Speaker 2: man tried it anyway with predictable results. Denver police responded
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  Speaker 2: to a crash and found a man unresponsive while inside
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  Speaker 2: a white GMC yukon. One officer entered the vehicle to
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  Speaker 2: turn off the engine and check on the driver, but
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  Speaker 2: that's when things got wild. The driver suddenly regained consciousness
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  Speaker 2: and put the vehicle in drive and sped away with
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  Speaker 2: the officers still inside. Police quickly jumped into action just
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  Speaker 2: a few blocks away, used a pit maneuver to stop
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  Speaker 2: the vehicle, and then took the driver into custody. Luckily
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  Speaker 2: no one was injured. Got a big gust of wind
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  Speaker 2: coming in off the water right now, so probably getting
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  Speaker 2: a little bit of that in the show. Sorry, Let's
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  Speaker 2: do this one. A peaceful bike ride in Florida turned
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  Speaker 2: into a ride of terror for a fourteen year old
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  Speaker 2: boy after a woman drove her car onto the bike
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  Speaker 2: path and chased him because she wanted to talk to
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  Speaker 2: his parents about how fast he was going. Gay Jellis
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  Speaker 2: was riding his e bike on a multi use path
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  Speaker 2: with the headlights from an SUV suddenly appeared behind him.
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  Speaker 2: Cop say sixty five year old Julia Kalthov drove her
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  Speaker 2: vehicle off the road and onto the trail because she
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  Speaker 2: was for some reason upset the boy was riding too fast.
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  Speaker 2: Good Samaritan intervened and cut off the woman, which allowed
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  Speaker 2: the boy to ride away. His parents found out about
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  Speaker 2: the wild chase the next day and called police. The
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  Speaker 2: boy captured some of the chase on video turned it
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  Speaker 2: over to police. A few days later, they called it
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  Speaker 2: caught up with the woman placed her under arrest for
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  Speaker 2: aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. Deputies that she still
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  Speaker 2: wanted to talk to the parents. A pair of visitors
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  Speaker 2: at the Maffay Palace Art Museum in Verona, Italy. Did
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  Speaker 2: you see this story? Did I say it right? Maffay?
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  Speaker 2: I'm not sure if I'm saying that right, but maybe
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  Speaker 2: I should be more cultured. Vienna sausage, that's my culture.
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  Speaker 2: Broke a priceless chair because they wanted to snap a photo.
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  Speaker 2: The chair, designed by Italian artist Nicola Bola again I'm guessing,
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  Speaker 2: is known as the van Go chair and is adorned
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  Speaker 2: with hundreds of I don't want to do any of this.
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  Speaker 2: And finally, a road in Pennsylvania was briefly paved in
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  Speaker 2: Gold on Friday when a truck painting new lines on
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  Speaker 2: the asphalt sudden dump two hundred and seventy five gallons
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  Speaker 2: of yellow traffic paint all over the road and finally
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  Speaker 2: a road in Pennsylvania was briefly paved in Gold when
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  Speaker 2: a truck painting new lines on the asphalt suddenly dumped
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  Speaker 2: two hundred and seventy five gallons of yellow paint all
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  Speaker 2: over the road. The truck was slowly painting lines on
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  Speaker 2: Delta Road in York County when the tank opened up
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  Speaker 2: and dumped all of the paint out of the truck
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  Speaker 2: out of the tank. Luckily, no one was hurt and
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  Speaker 2: there were no road accidents, but the road had to
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  Speaker 2: be shut down and remain closed as the company, which
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  Speaker 2: was under contract by the county, was told to clean
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  Speaker 2: up the mess. It took Cruise five hours to powerwash
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  Speaker 2: the paint off the pavement, and the road eventually reopened
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  Speaker 2: later that evening. I was wondering about the power washing
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  Speaker 2: versus having to possibly just repaint the rest of the
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  Speaker 2: road black. I suppose power washing is the better way
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  Speaker 2: to go, but I was just imagining that they were
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  Speaker 2: getting out there and having to, you know, repaint all
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  Speaker 2: of it with like paint rollers running around, little crew
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  Speaker 2: doing that so it could dry and cover off all
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  Speaker 2: Morning Show right after the break Well, this probably isn't
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  Speaker 2: a big shock for you. There's some news that probably
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  Speaker 2: isn't really so much news, all right. So think about this.
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  Speaker 2: You're trying to follow a news story, You're trying to
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  Speaker 2: follow the news of the world, some big story, and
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  Speaker 2: suddenly you try to click on an article and there
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  Speaker 2: is a hidden paywall. You know, you get the little
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  Speaker 2: screen and it says to read this pay here, click here.
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  Speaker 2: But apparently you probably aren't signing up to pay that's
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  Speaker 2: a fair assessment. Apparently nobody really does that. According to
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  Speaker 2: a new survey, just one percent of Americans say they
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  Speaker 2: actually pay to read something when they encounter a paywall,
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  Speaker 2: Fifty three percent look for the information elsewhere, eleven percent
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  Speaker 2: say they try to get around the paywall somehow, and
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  Speaker 2: thirty two percent say they just give up. In fact,
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  Speaker 2: eighty three percent of Americans say they haven't spent a
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  Speaker 2: dime on news in the last twelve months. Just something
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  Speaker 2: to think about the next time you're wondering why a
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  Speaker 2: lot of the newsroom staffs are shrinking. Quality journalism is
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  Speaker 2: getting harder and.
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  Speaker 3: Harder to find.
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  Speaker 2: I don't think that that's the sole reason, though, that
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  Speaker 2: quality journalism is getting harder and harder to find. I
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  Speaker 2: think it's because most journalism is opinion based, so you
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  Speaker 2: can blame it on that, but you can also say,
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  Speaker 2: this is also a theory that I have relating to that.
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  Speaker 2: If you see the story and you kind of get
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  Speaker 2: clickbaited on it because you think, all right, well, this
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  Speaker 2: is something that the other side wants to say about
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  Speaker 2: a view that I have the opposing view of it,
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  Speaker 2: and then they try to firewall you. They try to say, no, no,
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  Speaker 2: you're gonna have to pay for this, but you're not
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  Speaker 2: going to pay them. Nobody wants to pay these sites,
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  Speaker 2: So I think it's a little bit it's a little
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  Speaker 2: catch twenty two. It's going both ways. I think they're
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  Speaker 2: struggling to make money, and then they're also struggling to
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  Speaker 2: hold the attention of people that maybe don't want to
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  Speaker 2: give them money. So I think it's a little bit
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  Speaker 2: of both of those things kind of going on simultaneously.
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  Speaker 2: And I may be wrong. That's just kind of how
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  Speaker 2: I feel about where things are with all of it.
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  Speaker 2: How about this story in a village in southwestern France,
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  Speaker 2: a guy named Paul Narse or Narsi recently passed away
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  Speaker 2: at the age of eighty nine. He had no direct heirs.
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  Speaker 2: He lived in a modest stone house. Nobody in the
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  Speaker 2: neighborhood really considered him to be rich until the officials
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  Speaker 2: who searched his house after he passed away found a
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  Speaker 2: stash of rare gold coins behind a picture on the
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  Speaker 2: wall of a storage room. It was packed with fishing
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  Speaker 2: rods and garden tools. The collection of coins spanned centuries
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  Speaker 2: from ancient Greece to post revolutionary France and sold for
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  Speaker 2: a staggering three point eight three million dollars at auction.
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  Speaker 2: The guy who just enjoyed collecting coins had nearly four
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  Speaker 2: and regions tied to the personal relevance and evaluations. It
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