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05/22/2023 580 Live with Dale Cooper - Joe Stevens, John Burdette, Carrie Hodousek · The Dave Allen Show

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I'm Del Cooper. Thank you so much for tuning in on this Monday morning,
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and congratulations you made it through the weekend. Hey, we'll have some
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opportunity to talk a little bit later on today. Joe Stevens from Nitro is
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going to join me here in just a moment. He's been hitting for Mayor
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case Bold, who is out of availability this morning, and sends his regards.
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But we're gonna talk a little bit about the city of Nitro. What's
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going on in the city of Nitro. Later on in this half hour,
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John Burdette, who if you listen to the show just before this on,
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asked the expert John, when every Monday does retire Right Radio with me?
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We do that program, But you know what, we've never had him on
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this program. And John has some really good insights into this debt ceiling battle
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that's going on, what that means for the economy in general, is their
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recession coming? And although a lot of folks may hear John's advice in the
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previous hour, a lot of folks also start tuning in during this hour and
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may have missed that in the past. And John just has a good,
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measured response to everything that's going on. And I think that that view is
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going to be valuable. So I'm going to bring John Burdette in. In
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the second half of the program. We'll get a little bit of news headlines
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and the back half of the show on what WCHS News is going to be
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covering throughout the afternoon today, So we have a lot of good stuff too.
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I get to today. If you have any questions or you can set
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four nine three five five zero zero eight. I'll open up the phone lines
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in just a little while, but if you want to get to us this
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morning, you can do that. Joe Stevens is joining me from the City
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of Nitro. Joe, good morning. How are you doing this morning?
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Good morning, Dale. As always a pleasure to be with you. It's
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a pleasure to talk to you. Man. It's been a while since,
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so, I don't even know when we were last in studio together. It's
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probably been like five or six years. Maybe. I think the dinosaurs were
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walking down Virginia Street there, So it has been a while. Yeah,
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I think it's been a while. We've talked on the phone all the time,
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but it's been a while since we've been in studio together. What is
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your official title with the City of Nitro, Executive Director of the Convention and
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Visitors there. I was going to call you chief of staff. I didn't
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think that was right. So that's a way above my payron. So so
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that sounds good. And there's a lot to talk about with what's going on
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in Nitro. Things that we need to to get out there top of mind.
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As far as the first thing you want to tell the folks about what,
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I'll let you pick. What do you think the top of mine thing
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you want to share? Well, right now as we talk, there are
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about four hundred motorcyclists headed east from California. I've been follow them on Facebook.
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Yeah, for the annual Run for the Wall ride to Washington, d
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C. And on an annual basis, they stop in West Virginia. Their
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first stop this year will be in Hurricane at Valley Park. That'll be happening
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fives or so on Wednesday, Amanda with the Hurricane CVB in the city of
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Hurricane. They've got Valley Park ready for them and it's going to be a
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great celebration out in Hurricane on Wednesday. One of the things that will be
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on display at Valley Park during the Run for the Wall stop there is the
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West Virginia Vietnam War Memorial. It's a traveling monument that goes to different events
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and this week again it is in Hurricane for the stop for the Run for
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the Wall. On Thursday morning around eight thirty, that monument, that war
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memorial will be packed up and escorted by a group of the motorcyclists, about
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twenty five of them, to Taylor, who we're still trying to get you
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in contact with from out on the course there. Todd Taylor is the West
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Virginia Platoon leader. He and about twenty five other motorcyclists and Hurricane Police and
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Nitro police will be escorting the war memorial to the city of Nitro for its
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permanent home. That's crazy, that's great. It will no longer be a
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traving memorial. You can stop by the Nitro Wars Museum on twentieth Street,
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right next to city Hall, right next to the fire department and everything and
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see the war memorial. It is now going to find a, like I
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said, a permanent home in the museum in the Nitro History side. We
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have two sides, the Wars Museum, one dedicated to all the wars that
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all the conflicts that the US has been involved in, and that is on
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the one side. On the other side is the Nitro History which has got
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a tremendous amount of history. Dale. You and I couldn't. We could
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spend more than an hour talking about the history of Nitro and everything. But
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it'll be in a dedicated spot where people can come in. It's got all
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the names, unfortunately of the folks who were victims of the Vietnam conflict and
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the Vietnam War and they did not survive and come home to their loved ones.
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So we'll have a place for that war memorial in the Wars Museum leaving.
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You know, if everything goes right, Lord willing the creek don't rise,
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though, it'll be leaving a hurricane around eight thirty on Wednesday and arriving
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at the Wars Museum on twentieth Street about nine o'clock. It is the final
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day of school, and working with the principle at Nitro Elementary School, Ashley
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Garrett and her staff, we will have all the elementary school kids out with
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American flags. They've got about three hundred and fifty students. They will be
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lined up on Second Avenue and twentieth Street and they will be greeting the platoon
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leaders as they come in and the war memorial have a little ceremony, a
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very minor ceremony, but a very effective and respectful ceremony. As that war
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memorial arrives in Nitro. Later on in June, we will have a more
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formal ceremony inside the museum dedicating the war memorial's final home place, and that
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is in Nitro, West Virginia. And so this is the memorial that's going
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to be that's going to be in Nitro resident A Nitro for now. And
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this is the one that's been traveling all this time, and so it's going
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to have its permanent home now in Nitro, which is great. That's how
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how many years has this traveling memorial being going to DC? How long has
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it been making that trip. Dave Simmons is in charge of that with the
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American Legion and the Veterans of Vietnam War and everything. I would have to
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refer to him exactly that it's been. We've covered it here for a long
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time and number of years. They've done a great job in keeping it together
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and making sure that the the the Vietnam veterans that did not make it back
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home were honored in a way that was very respectful and very honored. Man.
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That's something else, and we'll have some more information on this of course.
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This is when we Thursday is when this the little ceremony um and the
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wall is going to come over. So we'll do a little piece on that.
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I think Danny Jones will be in here with me on Thursday, so
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he'll be a good person to having here to kind of talk about this stuff
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with just a little bit and uh and uh and to uh let folks know
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what's going on. I think that's great. I think it's great. It's
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going over to the museum. I think that it's uh. I think it's
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uh. I just think it's cool. I think it's a cool thing to
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have here. It's the right thing to do. Yeah, I mean it's,
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you know, one of those right things to do. With that said,
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um, the actual run for the Wall will be leaving Valley Park around
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ten o'clock is the plan. They will be escorted down sixty four going to
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Renelle. That's an annual stop form two. And then after they stay the
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night in Renelle, Rainelle just I mean, they step up and they they
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knocket out of the park for those guys, as does Hurricane and every other
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year Hurricane and Nitro. We switch back and forth in celebrating their ride through
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and hosting them and that sort of thing. But after Renelle, then they're
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headed to the nation's capital. It's a heck of a ceremony in the Nations
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Capital two at the Vietnam War Memorial. That's great stuff. Joe Stevens with
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the City of Nitro with us this morning. I will share on social media
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linked to the Facebook page for the run for the Wall and also the information
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over in Nitro. You can do that at five a WCHS one both Facebook
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and Twitter. I'll get that information out before the end of the show today.
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A lot of a lot of good stuff happening in Nitro, though not
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just the wall that's coming through talent. You have the sports complex that's opening
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up as well coming up that is also along the lines of sports. I
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want to say congratulations to the running and throwing Wildcats who competed in the state
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track and field championships at Lately Field this past week. In fact, congratulations
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to all the student athletes from all over the state that competed here in the
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Canal Metro Valley area. We had a number of student athletes who won state
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titles and are all state. We had a couple schools when state titles.
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As people learned from Chris Lawrence this morning on the news, the Winfield girls
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won the girls the Double A championship and the Buffalo Boys first time ever won
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the single Way Boys championship and just to see the reaction and everything at them
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with them, I help out with the Nitro track and field team, and
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just to see the reaction. It was really a good feeling knowing if we
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can keep these kids in West Virginia, what our future is going to be.
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That's that's a great point because it was a great weekend track and field.
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I was never very I was never very good at any sport. I
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played football for most of my Jinger High in high school career, though I
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was never very good at track and field. But I always went and hung
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out at the events because unlike football or basketball or something like that, which
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is like you know, two hours and you're gone, and it's and it's
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kind of a manic pace and you know, the very tim centric when you
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go to the track and field of him and it's kind of all day.
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You can check out the different events, the different heats and stuff like that.
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It's kind of a good time. It's also a brotherhood and sisterhood.
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Yeah, they are very close. I worked the finish line for the live
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streaming of the event. Mark Martin with WCHS TV he was doing the play
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by play, and as we were talking back and forth, what you see
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in track and field you don't see in a lot of other sports. Some
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you do. But now, I said, Mark, when's the last time
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you saw a dB just get burned on a football and go up and congratulate
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hug receiver or whatever and say, a great job you just did, smoking
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me. You know that sort of thing. But it's not you know,
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yes, I'm running against you to the right of me, to the left
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of me, or in to the front room behind me, but I'm running.
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We're both running against the clock, and when we get to the finish
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line, the clock stops and our friendship continues. And some of these people
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have probably have been friends and rivals for years at this point. They run
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against each other all the time, all the time, and it doesn't matter
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if you're from Wheeling, if you're from Huntington, if you're from Jefferson,
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or if you're from Nitro High School. You know these kids. They're your
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friends, they're your compadres, and you wish the best form. It's it's
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really cool stuff. Yeah, I agree that the track and film meets are
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always are always a good time. So as far as the sports complex,
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it's opening up. What's going on there, I know that there's a man
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I can't believe everything that's happening. Well, congratulations the Prey construction. I'm
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going to say that right now, they have really done a great job and
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making sure that everything was on time and right now the plan is is to
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be opening the athletic complex. The pool side of the newest pool in the
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region will be opening this Saturday at eleven o'clock. It's located right there at
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the corner of Park Avenue and right there at Park Avenue in nineteenth Street.
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Everything is just about going to be ready, at least from the pool side
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of things. We had a little delay on the slide, so I know,
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Dale, you and I are not the biggest backstrokers in the world,
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but we do love the slides. Got a little delay in the supply issues
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scenario and that will be coming on later next month. But we'll be having
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a ribbon cutting ceremony pretty much on Friday. But for the pool itself,
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it'll be opening at Saturday at eleven o'clock. You know, our city planner,
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Kim Reid and Jamie Wright with the other Department of the City Department here
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in Nitro. Then we've got a new Parks and rec director, Matthew Lawrence.
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They're all ready to go and things are going to be really happening.
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But the really cool thing about it is the city council. One of the
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city Councilmen at Large, Bill Javans, is known for providing hot dogs during
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our Halloween hodown. I mean he just throws out the grill and we have
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free hot dogs and stuff like that. Well, this Saturday, beginning at
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noon, he is the chef of one thousand free cheeseburgers. So I don't
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know if we'll have Jimmy out there singing Cheeseburger in Paradise, but it will
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be definitely Cheeseburger in Nitro on Saturday, beginning at noon. His sux chef
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is former Councilman John Montgomery. They'll be stepping up. We'll have kids volunteering
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from the Nitro High School serving and everything. So stop going by. It's
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going to be a busy time. I mean, opening day for a new
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athletic complex is always We're expecting a pretty big crowd. The pickleball courts and
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the tennis courts are ahead of schedule for opening. They will be opening sometime
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next month in June. We'll have our first major tournament in the middle of
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July. It's the Canal Metro nine one one First Responders Tournament that John Rutherford
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and his staff are putting together. A great pickleball tournament, one of the
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first tournaments in the area, one of the biggest first tournaments in the area.
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But that'll be happening in July. Now, later on, as we
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go through Saturday, we'll be closing Park Avenue down in front of City Park
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and not too far from the high school, and we'll be putting a stage
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out there and the Esquires will be playing on opening night on Saturday, starting
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at about seven o'clock and they'll be playing through to nine o'clock. Then at
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nine thirty we're going to turn the lights off and have a fireworks display right
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there at City Park. So a lot of things being planned for this Saturday
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in Nitro as we continue to grow and UH try to provide the best weekend
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for the citizens in the area. You know, Charles is great and Mary
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and he's been doing a great job over here. But I have to say
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that and now that Charleston's is a huge city, but small city USA,
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and all the things that goes on in towns like Nitro and the community building
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aspect of it, and and uh and you know, the community, the
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patriotic that all the aspects that kind of roll into one, especially in small
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towns across the country, especially here in West Virginia. I just love that
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stuff. Man. Oh well, Chris had Mayor Summers from clindenon on this
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morning. Oh yeah, right on the newscast. They're doing some great stuff
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with the absolutely and you know, I look at Steve Bishop's Facebook and all
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he does is ride his bike up and through Clindenton and everything, and uh,
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it's it's really cool, and it's really neat what Mayor Mary Godwin is
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doing here in in in Charleston, what Frank Mullins is doing in South Charleston,
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all the way through the Canal Metro Valley area. You're seeing good things
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happen. Yeah, that's absolutely true. I love these these small community events
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that take place. And it's and the newness factor of it too. I
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mean, you have a new sports I mean that those are good things,
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those are economically good things that are happening. Um, and there's probably I
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mean, they just opened the one up in Shawnee, obviously, but now
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you have the one in Nitro, we have the one in Charleston is going
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to be built. We have the the developmental the business development, the developmental
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place over in South Charleston where chick Filate just launched. Like I mean,
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there's a lot of stuff going on in the valley. And speaking of that,
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we've had a very progressive and assertive demolition of dilapidative building program not only
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in Nitro, bute in Saint Albans also and there is a lot of really
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good space out there that the Mayor case Bold and city planner Read are both
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hearing from businesses that hey, we see the space, we are interested.
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Joe Stevens from the City of Nitro, penchionting from here case Bolt this morning
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talking about what's going on in the City of Nitro, and that's all kinds
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of stuff. There's the sports Clex that are that's opening up with a ribbon
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cutting that's on Saturday, Saturday and Saturday, well, no, the ribbon
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cutting is Friday, Friday. Rum it's so late and late in the morning
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sort of thing. Um. But the Grand opening for starts swimming and having
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fun in the pool will be on Saturday at eleven o'clock. And the Vietnam
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War Memorial, the Traveling Vietnam War Memorial, will be coming through to its
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permanent home in the Nitro Wars Museum, and that's going to be on Thursday
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morning. Just all kinds of great stuff that's happening in the city of Nitro.
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And before I cut your loose slow joke, because we've heard about all
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these things that you're a huge baseball fan, I think the first thing that
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you and I ever talked about as we got to know each other is baseball
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in some way, shape or form. Your son wrote a lot of sports
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articles and covered baseball Christian over over a lot of time. But something I
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haven't had a chance to talk to you about being an old fan, what
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do you think of the new rules in baseball? I like them? Yeah,
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um, you know when when the Orioles, I'm a huge I mean
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I used to walk to Memorial Stadium and they talk about Frank Robinson hitting the
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only ball out of Memorial Stadium. I wish I had the ticket, Stubb,
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but I was there with my little league, Skip Johnson, was his
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name. My little league manager played for the Orioles and we were we were
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there and he hit it against Louis Tiatt and I still see the ball going
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over left field fence. But the new rules the time clock, bring it
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on, bring it, bring it on, and the throws over the first
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base, Yeah, you can't do it to make sure the guy out in
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the bullpens getting a couple of guard tosses in before you come in. I'm
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starting to warm up to the Manford rule of second base extra and if they
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got rid of any of them, that would be the one I would be
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fine with, you know. But whatever, And I believe it or not,
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never have been a fan of the designated hit a rule unless it's an
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Oriole who's hitting a three run home run to win it in the ninth or
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something like that. Now, um, you know Kevin Cosner or in bull
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Durham had that famous line and do with the designated hitter rule. You know,
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it's it's part of baseball. It's in the National League now. It's
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giving some players a longer career that they can hang around and and that sort
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of thing. Back to the rules, you know, it's I really haven't
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seen anything that has been detrimental to the game. The worst thing I've heard
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is save percentages are down a little bit. But you know what, I
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don't even know if that's a bad thing. I mean, honestly, um,
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the way that this this thing was going where pitching was so I mean,
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it was either a home run or a strikeout. I mean, things
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were just getting a little bit too much. And now you're seeing there there's
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there is. I think the trend is there to be a thousand more stolen
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bases this season than what there was last season, a thousand more. I
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love the speed. I love I hate the shift. Yeah, I'm sorry,
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I just I know you can't tell Bill Belichick you can't blitz. I
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understand, I understand, I get that. But you're seeing more action.
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I saw a romantic right up from a left hand from a left handed hitter
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perspective. They talking about with a runner on first base. Now suddenly for
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years that hole that traditionally throughout centuries of baseball, when you have a runner
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on first base, there is that nice little pocket between first and second base
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because you have to cover the runner at first and you got a shade second
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for the for the double play. You always have to do that well.
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With the shift, you just put another guy in the hole and that left
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handed batter no longer has that hole to try to get the ball through.
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Now it's bike. Now it's bike. I think that the left handed heading
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for left handed batters with runners on first base is up something like five hundred
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percent. It's up like five basis points. It's gone way up this year
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because that that traditional hole that that everybody learned to hit through is back now,
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and a base it up the middle is now a base it up the
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middle and not a ground out to. I mean you hit it like a
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laser baseman who's playing behind. That made me so you hit a laser that
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gets past the picture and it goes over second base. For one hundred and
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fifty years, that was a base hit for one hundred and fifty years.
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That was a base hit. The last five years. Now it's just there's
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a guy playing behind second base. First shift like that. I mean,
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they talked about the shift only being in the last few years or what have
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you? Really the first shift. I can remember when boog Pal first came
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up and Frank Howard, they would put a third, they would put them
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behind second base. And that's there was a shift. First time I really
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ever saw it in the way that it was stopped this year was opening game
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against It was Tampa Bay and Baltimore and Nick Markekas was the leadoff hitter for
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Baltimore. And I can't think of his name. It was Tampa Bay's coach
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then he coached the Cubs. Madden put, you know, the shift on
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him. Markecas was left handed, and all he did was slap it out
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in the left field for a double. And there was no more shift by
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Madden. And and that's all they you know, I said, learn to
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hit to the opposite field. If you tried to shift, ye, cops
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or Ted Williams, they would have never got out. Yeah, they would
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have beat five her for their career. Or Joe the manager, just go
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on down the line. I mean, that's like, hey, you talking
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about Christian. He had an opportunity the other day that hashtag jealous. What
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did he do? What Christian? Christian? Your son? He got to
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visit the Nigro Baseball Hall of Fame in Kansas. Is nice. Nice,
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and and that is that's on the bucket list. Yeah, that's on mine
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too. I always got to go. I've got to Baltimore Elite Giants Jersey.
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The one year that Josh Gibson's right for him number eight. He picked
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me up in the Elite Giant's hat and he got me a Kansas City Mona
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for nineteen forty five. That's fantastic. Year before, that's fantastic. That's
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good. I've been to Cooperstown, but I've never been to the one in
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Kansas. I've seen seven Orioles be inducted. That's awesome, man, that's
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awesome. Joe Stevens from the City. Nice. You're talking a little bit
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about baseball. Baseball, I know we really could. I gotta be careful
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of that. Hey man, thanks a lot for your time. I appreciate
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that. Dale a pleasure of thanks for all what you and Dave do for
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the area and letting everybody know what's going on. Yeah. Absolutely, of
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it's John Burdett from Fourth Avenue Financial. Don't adjust your radios. I
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wish I had the Twilight the Twilight Zone theme thing. John is usually on
26:55
in the first eight yeah right. John is usually on in the in the
26:57
eight o'clock hour with me on Monday's for retire Right Radio. But I thought
27:00
I would hold John over and thank you for saying over. By the way,
27:03
I appreciate that. Get to Mike just a little bit closer to you.
27:06
Sorry about that. Okay, there we go. Yeah, that's perfect.
27:07
Thank you. I appreciate you spending some time with this um. One
27:11
of the things I wanted to do John is the under fourth Avenue financially.
27:15
He's been doing a show with this for a long time retire Right Radio,
27:18
which is a part of our Asked the Expert imprint. But John's perspective from
27:22
from the market and from investing in the future is I find it to be.
27:26
He's part of the Ramsey the Ramsey Theory concept program. However, you
27:32
want to talk meeting Dave Ramsey as far as a financial responsibility and things go.
27:36
And one of the things that you've always taught and that you've instructed when
27:41
doing your show, because we're in kind of crazy times right now, and
27:44
we've been in crazy times for a long time because of COVID, but then
27:45
the war in Ukraine happened, and so those two circles kind of went over
27:51
top of each other the potential recession coming out of COVID, slash Ukraine,
27:57
slash checking prices and lumber prices, said everything else. You know, we
28:00
had that that was kind of sitting there, and now we have the debt
28:03
selling talk that's going on, and so general feeling of people is a little
28:07
depressed. Oh you paint such a picture there, I'm going to go back
28:10
to bed. Well, the good news is I paid. I paid just
28:15
over three dollars for eighteen eggs this weekend, so I think they we're getting
28:18
a little better in the egg department now anyway, So there's at least that
28:21
going on. But you know what I mean when and we talk about this
28:23
when when your show quite a bit, people tend to I mean not everybody's
28:27
experts in financial situations obviously, and not everybody's expert in political situations. And
28:33
what happens is is you take your non expert opinions and financial things you get,
28:37
you are kind of told your political opinions from the news and stuff that
28:41
you follow, and you marry those two things together and people get fidgetty and
28:45
panicky. Right. Well, the good thing is that I believe that that
28:51
really the one piece of thing to focus on, is you. Hey,
28:55
you know, if you can control what you do, you're going to vastly
29:02
influence the outcome any more than all of these external factors. So um,
29:07
you know, if you're if you're trying to save for a retirement or or
29:11
find your way out of debt, then the decisions you have to make are
29:15
centered around you and the things that you can can control. You know,
29:19
we don't control the debt ceiling, we don't control Ukraine or any of those
29:25
things. But if you go out and serve people and earn money and live
29:32
below your means, if you start accumulating savings and capital to invest, and
29:40
you do that consistently, and you repeat that process over and over and over,
29:45
and do that with a discipline, you know, how do you get
29:48
ten, twenty thirty years down the road and not end up better off regardless
29:52
of what's happening in the news today. That's almost an impossibility. And so
29:57
I think that that while all of these things are interesting that are going on,
30:02
and certainly some things sound concerning and our concerning, you still have to
30:07
live your life. You know, no matter who is elected, you have
30:11
to retire, and you're going to desire to do things in that retirement.
30:17
So you can't use these things as reasons not to pursue the individual goals that
30:22
you have. You have to do them regardless. That's such great advice because
30:26
I think that what we tend to forget sometimes when we get kind of involved
30:30
with political headlines and things like, it's a big world. It's a huge
30:33
world. There's a lot of interlocking, interlocking factions within that world. But
30:40
as far as our personal lives go, we can function within planning for our
30:44
retirement, function within our life and things like that without letting as far as
30:48
those particular things go, we can function within whatever the world throws at us
30:52
with the help of an expert like yourself. But I mean, those are
30:55
things that you can function within. You can plan, for example, with
30:59
all the things that are going on right now. If we look at previous
31:03
to COVID hitting, it was pretty easy times for somebody that was in the
31:07
market. The market was basically just up and up and up. We've talked
31:08
about one year show before. If you were somebody that was playing around in
31:11
the market, you might have thought yourself a genius. Everybody everybody was making
31:15
money. You know, It's like, oh, man, I can't lose.
31:17
Everything I do is making money. Things are a little bit more difficult
31:19
now. So if you're out there doing it on your own, it might
31:22
seem like that. But someone who's educated, somebody that knows how this goes,
31:26
knows that over the long arc of history, over the long arc of
31:29
the market and the economy, things tend to work themselves out. And you
31:32
can position yourselves to know that in fifteen, twenty thirty years, whatever that
31:36
might be, that you're going to be able to play out on the right
31:37
side of that. Absolutely. And when you look at long term averages,
31:41
oh, the market average is this. It includes the good years and the
31:45
bad years, you know, and it'd be wonderful if we do which years
31:51
we're going to be the bad years. But but nobody knows that. No
31:53
one has a crystal ball. We don't We don't know what tomorrow brings.
31:59
That's that's, you know, what makes the world scary but also interesting.
32:05
One of the more compelling UM kind of UH paths that you that you often
32:09
go down is and we've talked about things like NFTs and and UH and UH
32:15
the decentralized currency and different things along those lines. But your basic premise when
32:19
you look at at worthwhile investments and things along those lines. As you said
32:23
earlier, if it's a company or a service that's servicing people, that's creating
32:28
something that's useful, that's making uh, that's making itself something that's kind of
32:31
life dependent, you know that there's a value that's going to be returned when
32:35
somebody on a company or an institution that's making something for people, which is
32:38
a lot different than some of these other hedge beets that people make well,
32:42
and you can and you can break that down there again to the individual and
32:45
what what you do or I do, or anybody listening does day to day
32:49
in their own life. You know, what are you doing when you go
32:52
out to work, You're providing a service or a good or something to somebody
32:57
that they believe as a value to them or they wouldn't be consuming that good
33:00
or service that you're providing. And when you go out and spend your money,
33:07
what are you doing. You're claiming other people's services. And so when
33:10
you own ownership and companies, how do you profit from that? Well,
33:15
those companies are an extension of you through that ownership, and what are they
33:20
doing. They're trying to satisfy needs, make life easier for people, make
33:23
things more efficient. They're innovating and over time, and we can see this
33:30
in our quality of lives. I mean, look at the things. You
33:31
know, I'm forty nine years old, about the same age as you are.
33:36
I mean, look at all the things that we have and enjoy today
33:38
that didn't even exist twenty thirty years ago and more. You know, we
33:44
are able to do things more efficiently than we could have imagined. And by
33:50
being able to save and invest, you're able to participate in the ownership of
33:54
that, and that becomes an extension of you. And in fact, when
33:59
you retire, that's really what you're doing. You're no longer out there using
34:02
your own skills to serve, but you're using the capital, you're savings that
34:07
you had through the ownership of the companies you're still serving and that's still what's
34:12
creating the income that you're living off of, so you can claim other people's
34:15
service. And that's really what you're doing. And regardless of what happens in
34:22
Washington or any of those things, that's going to be true. Regardless of
34:28
whether the dollar goes away. You know, I hope the dollar doesn't go
34:30
away. There's value of having the reserve currency, certainly the United States,
34:36
and by the way, I don't think there's any chance that happens in any
34:38
of our lifetimes. But even if it did, you know, imagine that
34:45
you're a heart surgeon and I need a heart surgeon. That's going to be
34:50
valuable to me, regardless if whether we change trade that with a dollar or
34:53
a bitcoin or a hunk of gold. The service, the skill is what
35:00
the value is. All those other things are just how we how we transfer
35:05
it. This perspective that that that you are able to gather and to relate
35:10
is something that's been of our all of our talks and things we do,
35:14
has really made an impact on me because it really dows everything in to make
35:17
sense, and that even long term, when you look at companies that have
35:21
been successful in companies that haven't ones that produce year after year, ones that
35:24
you can kind of count on, it's always those that are servicing people in
35:28
someone and services could be a number of things. Maybe it's providing great entertainment
35:31
year after year, whatever it is, they're producing something that people seek out
35:36
and they want, which is a lot different than what some of these things
35:38
are and having that kind of a sober mind as you're approaching retirement investments and
35:43
different things like that, you can kind of see. And the other thing
35:45
we talk about, regardless of what political faction is in is in power.
35:50
The people in charge of these companies are made to make are paid to make
35:52
money. They're going to find a way. Absolutely if if the management of
35:57
a company is focusing on meeting the needs of the customers that they serve,
36:00
you know, yes, there might be bad policy for government that comes around.
36:06
There may be things that we don't like that happen in the world.
36:08
But still they're waking up thinking, okay, this has happened. You know.
36:13
They don't just throw their hands up and say we're done. You know,
36:16
they innovate. I mean you could see that with COVID. Look at
36:19
all the changes that happened during COVID when the world basically shut down. Yet
36:24
businesses were able to continue by using technologies such as zoom and things of that
36:30
nature that nobody was really relying on daily like they like they did during COVID.
36:37
They innovated, They improvised, and they still went to work every day
36:40
to try to make that happen. And that's why the market is so resilient.
36:45
That's why humanity is so resilient. You know, we all wake up,
36:49
billions of us on this planet wake up every day trying to and we're
36:52
thinking to ourselves, how can I improve my lot in life? How can
36:55
I make it easier for myself? How can I make it easier for my
36:59
fee Emily and the people I care about? And if everybody's working towards that,
37:05
even though they're all individualized goals, collectively progress happens. I just like
37:10
John sober opinion on these things and takes a temperature down just a little bit
37:15
when we're talking about some of the stuff that's going on in the world ways
37:17
as it relates to your finances and your retirement. By the way, Fourth
37:21
Avenue Financial you can find out more information about Fourth Avenue Financial on line.
37:23
It's fourth Avenue Financial dot com. You can spell out the whole thing over
37:27
on Facebook. You do that as well. And just to give a shout
37:29
out going back to the expert portion of this, John is having a seminar
37:35
tomorrow that's about social security, so security income. You can go to Facebook
37:37
Fourth Avenue Financial you can get a link to that and it's it's just a
37:40
nice session for education on social security, so security income. You can ask
37:45
some questions in the comments and stuff like that. A good education piece that
37:47
Fourth Avenue Financial is doing. Yep, Yeah, hopefully you guys can join
37:52
us. So I I say we'll cover the basics of social security, the
37:53
decisions you have to make, as well as maybe to spell some of the
38:00
years that are associated with Social Security program in general. That's always a good
38:04
to one. Issuel. That's John Bredet for Fourth Avenue Financial. I appreciate
38:06
you taking a couple of minutes out and just I like to relate to kind
38:09
of your perspective of these things and wanted to get it out to a broader
38:13
audience. So I appreciate that. Thanks so much for hanging out. Thanks.
38:15
That's John Bredette, fro Fourth Avenue Financial. We need to take a
38:16
breakerry HOODIEX, I want to join me when we come back. We're going
38:19
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this Monday morning. John for Debt just left the studio. The great information.
41:35
Just trying to sober folks up just a little bit of when it comes
41:37
to all the debt ceiling and potential recession talk and things along those lines.
41:42
Carry Hood sec from Measure News and wchs Now joins me in the news Roo.
41:45
I'm gonna talk a little bit about the stories from the weekend and what
41:47
we're gonna be covering this week. But Carrie, how are you doing?
41:50
I'm good, Dale, how are you? I'm doing? Okay, Yeah,
41:52
it's Monday. I'm I'm I'm kind of on an up trend because I'm
41:55
gonna be doing this for Dave of all weeks. So it kind of puts
41:58
me in a different mind space because I have to hit the I have to
42:00
hit the ground running every single morning, right, So I kind of like
42:01
that. Don't get me wrong, but but you know, I have to
42:05
have to be up in peppie and ready to go. It reminds me of
42:07
my morning so well, so much earlier. Yeah, yeah, I don't.
42:12
I get up early for a normal human. I'm usually up at five
42:15
thirty or six. Even on the weekends. You're up ridiculously early all the
42:19
time. I'm not a normal human either, is Chris Lawrence. You guys
42:22
crank out the morning news, getting here what between three and four o'clock in
42:25
very morning, right, Yeah, so that's where the sausages made. As
42:30
far as the morning news goes, and they do the extra favor. Morning
42:32
news starts at six and carry and Chris do the extra favor of kind of
42:36
starting the morning news at five and giving us local newscast from five to six
42:38
two. So we got your well covered there and that's why I like doing
42:42
this a little bit to kick off the week. As far as some of
42:45
the stories that we're looking out over this past weekend coming through on Monday,
42:50
any big updates on stories from the weekend, Yeah, so, um,
42:52
one story we found when I came in this morning was that there was a
42:55
body discovered in Boone County that was in the Spruce Laurel Fork area and that
43:00
happened Sunday afternoon. I was actually here yesterday Sunday, but this happened after
43:06
I had already left, so we got that update. We don't have a
43:07
person's identity, but deputies say that they believe it could be that of a
43:13
missing person that happened a few weeks ago, so we'll continue to follow that
43:16
story there. And then we had a fatal shooting in rand over the weekend
43:21
too that happened Saturday night. Apparently two men were fighting, someone shot the
43:27
other one. The man died at the scene, and then a second man
43:30
was detained by police. Again. That happened Saturday night. A couple other
43:35
things were following coming up. Oh, we're looking at the one year anniversary
43:40
of the downtown Charleston Library branch. Oh has that been a year? Yeah,
43:45
So we're going to talk to the director there tomorrow morning. I actually
43:50
just set up an interview with her. So well, it's kind of be
43:52
interesting to see, you know, what progress they've seen. They've had so
43:54
many additions and just you know, it's great. I haven't been able to
43:59
check it out yet. I was going to ask if you've been there yet.
44:00
My daughter absolutely loves that place. Yeah, I mean she just the
44:06
upper Yeah, the upper section that's dedicated to kids. They have like a
44:09
little player room up there, and all the kids stuff is in one area.
44:12
She absolutely loves it. I haven't been able to check out, like
44:15
the tool I think there's a place where you can read tools and things like
44:16
that. It'll be interesting getting the update though, because that place looks nice.
44:20
Oh yeah, absolutely. I want to grab a coffee there too,
44:22
because I keep seeing people being like, Hey, I'm gonna go hang out
44:24
of the library and grab a coffee. I'm like, that sounds so relaxing.
44:27
I usually take a little walk around Charleston in the afternoons before the afternoon
44:31
show on the hotline with the Weekly, and you'll often will see people just
44:35
out there relaxing, and it's nice. It's nice to see that out of
44:37
the library and nice to see the library being robust downtown Charleston. That's for
44:39
sure one story I did over the weekend too. It's our lead story at
44:43
wv metronews dot com. This isn't a local story, but I think it
44:45
still applies and has statewide appeal. So Um an ROTC graduate. He was
44:51
in the army. He went to West Virginia University, just graduated. He
44:55
was due to be commissioned earlier this month and mail even I believe was the
45:00
ceremony date there in Morgantown, and found out from his two sisters that his
45:05
mother, he's originally from Maryland, her breast cancer took a turn for the
45:09
worst and basically she was on her last days. And so he told his
45:15
professor's there he said, hey, listen, I can't be commissioned, and
45:17
that's a very important honor obviously, and he wants to be there. And
45:21
there was eighteen of their classmates he was going to be joining, and he
45:23
said, I got to go back to Maryland. I have to be with
45:25
my mother. I don't know how long she's going to live for. So
45:29
got in the car, went back to Maryland and his professor said, you
45:32
know what, we're going to come to you and yeah, and so they
45:36
traveled there and they commissioned him at his mother's bedside there at a Maryland hospital,
45:43
and then two days later she died. Yeah, so we have photos
45:46
of that that interaction. He was seen leaning over kissing his mother, but
45:52
he said he was so he couldn't go through one of the most important days
45:57
of his life, of his life without his mother there by side. And
46:00
she got to see all that. And so now her funeral is set for
46:02
tomorrow. And because it's just he and his two other sisters, you know,
46:07
they're kind of struggling to pay for it. Um So they have a
46:09
go fund me page that we've linked in our story that you can help that
46:13
family out if you want to. Um that it'll go towards his h or
46:16
their funeral expenses for their mother. That's great. So you can find that
46:20
at WP metronews dot com if you if you want to maybe help out with
46:23
that family. That's a I read that story this morning before I came into
46:27
work. It is a that is a touching and a heartbreaking story. It's
46:30
a tear jerker for sure. Yeah, it definitely is. And then another
46:34
story that you covered just this weekend is another tourism designation for the New River
46:42
Gorge area. Now that's just recently been made into a National park, so
46:45
this is expected to help some of the tourism in that area. Yeah,
46:46
it's some New River Gorge National Park. They're in Fayette County. They keep
46:51
getting awards, man, I mean they're they're getting recognized a lot after to
46:53
this. Uh, you know, they became this national parking preserve and that's
46:58
a great thing. So Outside mag magazine they've named the New Rivergords the best
47:01
family trip in the US just based off accessibility, price points, things to
47:07
do. I mean, we all know that there's tons of things to do,
47:09
whitewater, rafting, hiking. I know I've been down there several times,
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and this is just another bright spot for the state of West Virginia,
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especially as we head into the summer months. Yeah, when you think about
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things like this, I remember back when I used to travel pre internet and
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you would get one of those road atlas is that would have like the scenic
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drives and stuff like that on it. And I imagine I didn't think about
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this back then, but I imagine it was really important, sort of like
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being in the phone book or something. It was really important for a community
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or for a stretch of road or for a state to be on that atlas
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because that people. I mean I did it when I was drivings, like,
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Hey, what route do I want to take? I want to take
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the scenic rout So you fast forward to today and when people were planning trips
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and stuff like that. For that kind of information to come up during a
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search, it's really important because that means, oh, hey, the families
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like to go there, maybe I'll give it a try. Oh yeah,
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that That's what I love about on the Tourism department does scenic routes, routes
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in the fall time, we're to see the best fall foliage. And I
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love that because sometimes you just don't know where those spots are. And they
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could be in a little nook and cranny that you just excuse me, wouldn't
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think, And so that's they definitely put out that information as well. Well.
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That's great stuff. We'll have updated stories onww metronews dot com and on
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Metro News throughout the day as well as five ADWCHS ANDWCHS network dot com for
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our hyper hyperlocal news. Kerry, thank you so much for your time.
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I appreciate you stopping in. Kerry, who de sec from the newsroom.
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