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Strange and Bizarre News with a Poop Fountain · The Wes Carroll Morning Show

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Speaker 1: Start your day with Wes. You're listening to the West
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Speaker 1: Carrol Morning Show.
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Speaker 2: Friday morning, first.
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Speaker 3: Day of November. I'm Wes, thanks for joining me. All
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Speaker 3: Saints Day, right, they just celebrate that girl band, remember
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Speaker 3: them All Saints. They kind of went by the wayside,
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Speaker 3: didn't they. They just weren't really Uh we really didn't
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Speaker 3: catch on like the boy bands did, now did they? No? No,
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Speaker 3: not at all. I don't know why. I can't imagine.
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Speaker 3: But it's it's All Saints Day, So there you go.
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Speaker 3: And it's also Cook for your Pets Day, you know,
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Speaker 3: if you really want to dive into that cooking for
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Speaker 3: the pets. Some people do that. Some people like to
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Speaker 3: jump in there and do all that cooking for those pets.
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Speaker 3: You gotta do that. Some times. It's Friday, so it's
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Speaker 3: the day that we dive into some strange and bizarre
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Speaker 3: news stories from around the world. And we got some
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Speaker 3: interesting ones this week. And it's there's been such an
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Speaker 3: abundance of these things that we've got quite a few
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Speaker 3: that have kind of built up, and some even from
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Speaker 3: a few weeks ago. And I want to start with
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Speaker 3: this one because it's it's we've just had Halloween we
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Speaker 3: just had a day of people dressing up. But I
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Speaker 3: want to stress. And the reason I mentioned that this
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Speaker 3: is a story from a couple of weeks ago is
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Speaker 3: this isn't anything to do with Halloween. If this was
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Speaker 3: a Halloween story, you might go, well, that makes sense.
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Speaker 3: People might have done something like this for Halloween. That's
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Speaker 3: not what was going on here. This story takes place
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Speaker 3: at an intersection in Germany. Police camera snapped a photo
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Speaker 3: of an Audi.
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Speaker 2: An Audi.
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Speaker 3: Why does that sound weird? It's an Audi, that's the car.
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Speaker 3: I don't know why Audi is Audi. It's an Audi,
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Speaker 3: but it just sounds weird. So I never thought about
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Speaker 3: that word. As you know, an Audi anyway sounds like
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Speaker 3: a belly button, So some reason Audi came out of
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Speaker 3: my mouth. It was driving ten miles an hour over
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Speaker 3: the speed limit, so the camera snapped a photo. The
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Speaker 3: police took a closer look at the photo of the
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Speaker 3: vehicle and revealed that the driver was wearing a full
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Speaker 3: cookie monster costume, and that left police stunned. Investigators believe
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Speaker 3: the driver could be a case player who wanted to
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Speaker 3: get caught on camera as part of a prank. But
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Speaker 3: police aren't laughing, and they say it won't help the
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Speaker 3: relatives of a person who's been killed if the person
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Speaker 3: who did it tearfully regrets their mask fun in court.
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Speaker 3: Police say that when the driver is caught, they'll receive
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Speaker 3: a fifty dollars speeding ticket. So I don't know they
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Speaker 3: got any other rules about not wearing cookie Monster or
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Speaker 3: other sesame street costumes while driving.
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Speaker 2: Hey a British woman.
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Speaker 3: I got to live out our lifelong dream of being
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Speaker 3: a doctor her in London hospital. She checked on patients,
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Speaker 3: She worked inside an ambulance, She examined medical instruments. The
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Speaker 3: problem is she's not a doctor and she's just nineteen.
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Speaker 3: Kruina's Dravkova, Bulgarian born woman decided to skip medical school
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Speaker 3: and just become a doctor. She got herself a white
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Speaker 3: lab coat, stephoscope, some rubber gloves, went to work at
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Speaker 3: Isling Hospital in West London. She made rounds and checked
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Speaker 3: in on patients like any doctor would. She administered an
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Speaker 3: unknown substance to one patient. The woman worked an entire
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Speaker 3: day without anyone knowing it. It wasn't until she showed
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Speaker 3: up for her second day of work that she was
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Speaker 3: caught and arrested. She was sentenced to twelve months of
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Speaker 3: probation and fifteen days of rehab. She's also bammed from
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Speaker 3: all National Health Service facilities except in the case of
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Speaker 3: a health emergency.
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Speaker 2: Why did you go back? You got away with it?
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Speaker 2: Why did she go back? I don't know all right.
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Speaker 3: Tesla's autopilot and full self driving assistance features exists as
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Speaker 3: a way to allow drivers to take their hands off
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Speaker 3: the wheel and let the car do all the driving,
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Speaker 3: but motorists should still be alert, keep their eyes on
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Speaker 3: the road, occasionally need to touch the wheel, I guess.
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Speaker 3: One driver in California, though not so much. Motorists on
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Speaker 3: Interstate eighty were recently surprised to see a red Tesla
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Speaker 3: Model three cruising along with all of its windows completely obstructed.
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Speaker 3: The windshield had a reflective sunshade blocking it, ensuring no
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Speaker 3: one could see in and more importantly, the driver couldn't
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Speaker 3: see out. Another driver took video of the blind car
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Speaker 3: and shared it on social media. I mean, if you're
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Speaker 3: gonna die in a self driving car, do you want
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Speaker 3: to know it? You know, you just kind of want
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Speaker 3: to sit back, and I mean, how can you even
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Speaker 3: do that? Was there anyone in the car? Does there
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Speaker 3: have to be I guess there has to be someone
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Speaker 3: in the car, right. I know some of those things
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Speaker 3: will drive to park themselves, but I think maybe you
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Speaker 3: gonna have one of those audies, one of those audies
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Speaker 3: to do that. A seventy four year old Texas man
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Speaker 3: named Robert Boehm recently passed away and is God's problem now.
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Speaker 3: According to his obituary, Robert died October sixth. His son
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Speaker 3: Charles wrote an obituary that is humorous, truthful, probably exactly
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Speaker 3: what his father would have wanted. Charles began the tribute, writing,
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Speaker 3: Robert Adolph Boham, in accordance with his lifelong dedication to
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Speaker 3: his own personal brand of decorum, muttered his last unintelligible
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Speaker 3: and likely unnecessary curse on October sixth of twenty twenty four,
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Speaker 3: shortly before tripping backward over some stupid bleeping thing and
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Speaker 3: hitting his head on the floor.
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Speaker 2: It went on to.
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Speaker 3: Write that Robert was able to avoid going to Vietnam,
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Speaker 3: which was probably the best thing when as when taking
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Speaker 3: up shooting as a hobby in later years, he managed
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Speaker 3: to blow not one but two holes in the dash
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Speaker 3: of his own car on separate occasions. Charles said his
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Speaker 3: dad was also had a penchant for fashion, frequently seen
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Speaker 3: about town wearing the latest trend in homemade leather moccasins,
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Speaker 3: a wide selection of unconventional hats, and boldly mismatt shirt
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Speaker 3: and pants. Robert's wife Diane passed away earlier this year,
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Speaker 3: which Charles suggested was God finally showing mercy upon her,
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Speaker 3: getting her the heck out of there for some well
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Speaker 3: earned peace and quiet. The obituary concluding with we have
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Speaker 3: all done our best to enjoy slash weather Robert's antics
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Speaker 3: up to this point, but he is God's problem. Now.
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Speaker 3: It's weird, but I kind of dig it if they
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Speaker 3: got that kind of relationship, Yeah, I'm all about it.
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Speaker 3: A man in India finally decided to see a doctor
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Speaker 3: about a stomach bug and discovered the cause of his
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Speaker 3: discomfort was in fact a bug. The twenty three year
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Speaker 3: old had been complaining of stomach pain for three days
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Speaker 3: before going to the hospital to get checked out. Doctors
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Speaker 3: ran some tests and scans and we're to find a
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Speaker 3: live cockroach. You'd taken up residency inside a small test.
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Speaker 3: And this is the first one of these we've had.
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Speaker 3: This is a similar one of these a while back.
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Speaker 3: It was actually seen moving during the endoscopy. Doctors performed
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Speaker 3: a proceder to successfully remove the roach, and the patient
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Speaker 3: is said to be recovering. Well, please tell me they
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Speaker 3: killed it. You know, you got to kill those roaches,
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Speaker 3: every one of them. You got to kill them. Did
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Speaker 3: they kill it? I want to know. I want to
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Speaker 3: click on the Indian Express, the source of the story,
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Speaker 3: and make sure that they killed it all right. Sometimes
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Speaker 3: when you go shopping and you get to the checkout line,
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Speaker 3: and they say did you find everything you need? Often
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Speaker 3: I'll say and then some.
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Speaker 2: Not. Typically the case when I go to an Aldie store.
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Speaker 2: And this was a.
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Speaker 3: Story shared on Reddit. A person purchased a pack of
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Speaker 3: raw chicken breasts from Aldie and found a single AirPod
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Speaker 3: inside the packet of chicken. The user writing, found this
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Speaker 3: baby tucked between two chicken breasts in the pack I
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Speaker 3: opened yesterday.
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Speaker 2: Didn't know all they.
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Speaker 3: Started selling electronics too. Commenters chimed in with their ideas
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Speaker 3: about how it could have gotten into the package, with
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Speaker 3: everything from fell out of a worker's ear while packing
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Speaker 3: up the chicken to maybe a chicken was just listening
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Speaker 3: to music while it was getting butchered. Police in Georgia
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Speaker 3: have made it clear that they're all in favor of
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Speaker 3: quarreling couples making up and reconciling, but urged them to
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Speaker 3: take care of the physical part of that makeup and
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Speaker 3: their privacy of their homes. This was in Lavonia, Georgia. Lavanya, Lavonia,
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Speaker 3: I don't know. The city arrested a couple of women
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Speaker 3: who had just settled a spat while driving on the
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Speaker 3: interstate and decided to pull off the exit for a
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Speaker 3: quickie makeup session outside a raceway gas station on a
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Speaker 3: patch of grass. Police found Tisha Booth and Keisha Eatam
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Speaker 3: with their pants down and you know, making up in
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Speaker 3: full view of people. They were both the rest in
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Speaker 3: charge of public indecency.
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Speaker 2: This kind of thing doesn't happen at a BUCkies.
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Speaker 3: I can tell you that Lavonnia police department went on
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Speaker 3: social media to remind couples that if they get a
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Speaker 3: certain urge to reconcile their relationships, they should get a
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Speaker 3: room or go home. That's a good idea. And underground
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Speaker 3: sewage pipe in Moscow suddenly burst recently. This is a
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Speaker 3: little bit of an older story. No, this is actually
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Speaker 3: this is one of the newer ones. Okay, so I
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Speaker 3: guess this week this happened, and it sent a geyser
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Speaker 3: of human waste up into the air. Video captured the
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Speaker 3: moment of the pipe burst and sewage being launched more
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Speaker 3: than one hundred and eighty feet in the air. The
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Speaker 3: fecal fountain. Thankfully, we don't have that in Columbus, the
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Speaker 3: Fountain City. We haven't had a fecal fountain yet that
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Speaker 3: I'm aware of. Maybe with some of that bacteria, that
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Speaker 3: might count. Or Downtown I'm just saying, or uptown, whatever
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Speaker 3: they're supposed to call it. You know, it could happen.
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Speaker 3: Then I'm not supposed to say that I love the
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Speaker 3: uptown Columbus area. It's wonderful, every bit of it. The
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Speaker 3: fountain continued for several minutes and spread debris and contaminated
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Speaker 3: water all over buildings, vehicles, in public areas. It's unclear
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Speaker 3: what caused the pipe to burst. Clean Up crews will
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Speaker 3: remain in the area to clean up the mess, which
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Speaker 3: looks like it may take a while. I'm just pointing
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Speaker 3: out the fact that, you know, I've lived here my
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Speaker 3: whole life so far, and we've always you know, heard
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Speaker 3: about a lot of bacteria and things in the river.
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Speaker 3: That's all I'm talking about. There's nothing else with uptown
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Speaker 3: and that's where the that's where the river walk is.
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Speaker 3: That's all I'm point out. That's nothing else. People really
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Speaker 3: do love bacon, and we'll do just about anything to
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Speaker 3: get it, as long as they don't end up in jail.
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Speaker 3: Marcos Gonzales Bernal of Miami, a little different, though forty
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Speaker 3: year old man, is behind bars after he was caught
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Speaker 3: stealing a trailer with one hundred and ninety two pounds
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Speaker 3: of frozen bacon in the back. Police say he stole
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Speaker 3: the fifty three foot refrigerated semi from a parking lot
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Speaker 3: in Daytona Beach, Florida, and drove it to Miami.
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Speaker 2: The bacon in the.
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Speaker 3: Back was valued at about one hundred thousand dollars. It's
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Speaker 3: unclear what he was planning to do with the bacon.
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Speaker 3: Gonzalez Bernal is being held on a thirty thousand dollars bond.
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Speaker 3: One hundred thousand dollars worth of bacon. It's like six packs.
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Speaker 3: It's tough economy. A US Postal service worker in Florida
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Speaker 3: was arrested after he decided to cut his roots short
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Speaker 3: and ditch the mail in the woods. Federal authorities accused
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Speaker 3: Otis McCoy of tossing more than a thousand pieces of mail,
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Speaker 3: including at least one election ballot, into the woods instead
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Speaker 3: of the recipient's mailboxes. Around Orlando. A coworker saw him
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Speaker 3: leave the post office with a very large quantity of
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Speaker 3: mail and was surprised, and he returned from the route
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Speaker 3: earlier than expected and decided to alert the manager.
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Speaker 2: Snitches get stitches.
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Speaker 3: Then this is just a stupid thing. The manager's checked
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Speaker 3: the GPS on McCoy's vehicle notice he had traveled off
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Speaker 3: his route into a wooded area where several pieces of
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Speaker 3: mail were found scattered. Investigators for surveillance camera footage from
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Speaker 3: a nearby residence, and it showed McCoy pulling up to
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Speaker 3: the woods in his van tossing the mail out into
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Speaker 3: the trees and the bushes. Makes you wonder if he'd
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Speaker 3: done it before rain, sleep, snow, and hail or all
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Speaker 3: that stuff. A visitor at a zoo in Germany accidentally
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Speaker 3: brought home an unexpected souvenir. Thirty year old Elena o'phile
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Speaker 3: says that she and her son returned home from a
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Speaker 3: day at the cow Rouche Zoo in Germany, Colsru who
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Speaker 3: I don't know. Last weekend when she took off her jacket,
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Speaker 3: a bat fell out of it. She recalled having walked
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Speaker 3: through the bat pavilion at the zoo and figured that
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Speaker 3: the bat somehow used her jacket to escape. Lina says
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Speaker 3: she called the animal expert, who told her to put
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Speaker 3: the bat in a box with honeywater and a banana
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Speaker 3: until she could bring it back to the zoo the
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Speaker 3: next day, which she did. A spokesman for the zoo
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Speaker 3: said the bat was returned to its habitat in good condition,
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Speaker 3: adding it's the first time one of these zoo's bats
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Speaker 3: ever tried to escape.
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Speaker 2: Well, how do you know.
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Speaker 3: Maybe they've gotten away and you know, didn't stick around
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Speaker 3: to get taken back. Lawsuits over hot coffee being too
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Speaker 3: hot is it was a nineties thing, but now ice
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Speaker 3: cream being too cold is the new thing. A New
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Speaker 3: Jersey woman is suing Jet Blue for serving her an
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Speaker 3: ice cream sandwich that was frozen so solid that it
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Speaker 3: broke one of her front teeth. Kiara Keonez flew the
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Speaker 3: airline from New York to Paris in August and says
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Speaker 3: that she was served a Nightingale brand Strawberry shortcake ice
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Speaker 3: cream sandwich lawsuit, claiming that the frozen treat was so
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Speaker 3: hard that she sustained severe perm bodily injuries from biding
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Speaker 3: into it. She claims that she was not warned about
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Speaker 3: the ice cream being served at a temperature below what
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Speaker 3: is reasonable for safe consumption. Keonez is seeking unspecified damages
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Speaker 3: for the expenses she incurred for dental treatments.
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Speaker 2: Never happened to me on a plane. But I got
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Speaker 2: a similar story, and it's.
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Speaker 3: Not about cold anything. It's about other issues. But I've
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Speaker 3: told that story before. But yes, broke a tooth off
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Speaker 3: eating at a very popular restaurant chain. Yeah, nothing to
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Speaker 3: do with cold ice cream, though, I can tell you that. Obviously,
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Speaker 3: we're getting close to election day. There's a small town Kyle, Saskatchewan,
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Speaker 3: and no one knows who to vote for because no
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Speaker 3: one is running. This, of course, is in Canada. The
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Speaker 3: mayor of the Canadian town, George William, which has a
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Speaker 3: population of four hundred and twenty people, is retiring after
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Speaker 3: three years on the job. That leaves the office open,
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Speaker 3: but no one wants it. The election is coming off
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Speaker 3: of November thirteenth, and not one single person has stepped
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Speaker 3: up to throw their hat in the ring. There's also
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Speaker 3: an open spot in the town counseled up for grabs.
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Speaker 3: No one wants that either of the town's chief administrative
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Speaker 3: officer Abby I'm sorry, Amber Dashnee says it's a little concerning,
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Speaker 3: but I'm confident someone will step forward. If not, the
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Speaker 3: council will select. Wants someone to serve as deputy mayor
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Speaker 3: until they can find someone who actually wants the job.
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Speaker 3: So interesting, crime doesn't get much more Canadian, We'll stick
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Speaker 3: with Canada. Then, a man arrested for driving a zamboni
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Speaker 3: while drunk. A man in Quebec was busted for driving
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Speaker 3: the ice cleaning machine on a rink and crashing into
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Speaker 3: the boards. He was dressed as a kangaroo for some reason,
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Speaker 3: with a hood over his head. The video of the
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Speaker 3: incident was captured by a camera inside the ice rink.
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Speaker 3: It shows what appeared to be a referee skating on
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Speaker 3: the ice, keeping an eye on the driver, possibly recognizing
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Speaker 3: that he was three sheets to the wind or three
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Speaker 3: sheets of ice to the wind. The driver, who was
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Speaker 3: not identified, was arrested as driver's license was suspended. I
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Speaker 3: didn't know you couldt arrested for driving a Zamboni drunk.
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Speaker 3: after the break. Okay, so it's the day after Halloween
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Speaker 3: and while at hub as a survey, it found more
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Speaker 3: than fifty percent of parents help themselves to their kids
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Speaker 3: Halloween candy, chances are what they're taking Reese's cups, definitely
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Speaker 3: in this house.
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Speaker 2: Now.
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Speaker 3: Luke not a big fan of peanut butter in general.
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Speaker 3: Sometimes he will eat a Reese's cup. But I think
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Speaker 3: there's often trades that get made between the two boys
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Speaker 3: where there's something that Luke wants and Jake would rather
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Speaker 3: have the Reese's. So I know when I'm going to
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Speaker 3: steal the Reese's cups, I know where I have to go,
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Speaker 3: and I may have already stolen some last night. You
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Speaker 3: probably did too. It's called the parent tax. It happens.
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Speaker 3: We're the ones investing in the costumes, in some cases
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Speaker 3: creating the costumes. We're the ones, you know, that take
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Speaker 3: them out for trick or treating all that good stuff.
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Speaker 3: So I think it's only fair so top candies at
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Speaker 3: this time of year, Halloween that you probably have. I
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Speaker 3: know we did a story not long ago about how
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Speaker 3: some of the gummy candies would be bigger this year
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Speaker 3: because chocolate prices. Reese's Cups at the top of the list,
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Speaker 3: M and M's Hot, Tomali's I like those at the movies.
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Speaker 3: That's the way you go at the movies. Skittles and
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Speaker 3: sour Patch Kids in the top five there and something
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Speaker 3: that you may not have really stopped to think about
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Speaker 3: as it pertains to holidays. But there's a good chance
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Speaker 3: that you may have had pizza yesterday because Halloween is
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Speaker 3: one of the busiest days of the year for pizza deliveries,
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Speaker 3: and they say it's you know, door dash, Uber, Eatch,
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Speaker 3: grub Hub, all do that. Parents need to get a
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Speaker 3: quick feed in the kids and then get out on
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Speaker 3: the streets so they can collect all that candy. So
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Speaker 3: it makes sense. Probably not something that you really think about.
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Speaker 3: Another big day for it is the day before Thanksgiving,
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Speaker 3: because you know that you have other cooking going on.
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Speaker 3: You probably don't want to cook some kind of a
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Speaker 3: big meal and then have to cook a big meal.
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Speaker 3: So a pizza pretty common thing, or at least some
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Speaker 3: sort of deliveries from one of the delivery services or
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Speaker 3: just fast food in general.
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Speaker 2: If you want to be rich.
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Speaker 3: They say the way to do that is to have
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Speaker 3: rich friends. A new study found that having wealthy friends
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Speaker 3: increases your likelihood of investing in stocks and having a
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Speaker 3: savings account, which could make a difference in your financial future.
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Speaker 3: It's called the rich friends effect, and according to the research,
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Speaker 3: just ten percent of an increase in high income friends
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Speaker 3: boost your chances of investing by nearly three percent and
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Speaker 3: having a savings account by five percent. That's basically an
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Speaker 3: eighteen percent increase in stock market participation compared to the
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Speaker 3: average person. In a nutshell, having more high income people
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Speaker 3: in your social network could boost your own financial future.
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Speaker 3: So it might be worth it to, you know, sign
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Speaker 3: up at the country club. No, I don't know, but
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Speaker 3: just find places where there are people that maybe earn
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Speaker 3: more money than you. There's probably some coworkers that you
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Speaker 3: have that maybe you could get along with. I don't know,
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Speaker 3: and you just think, hey, this would be, this would
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Speaker 3: be now we hang out and it inspires me to
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Speaker 3: save more money and you know, look forward to my future.
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Speaker 3: I guess, I don't know. If you're currently looking for work,
23:27
Speaker 3: moving north could be a possible way to find a
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Speaker 3: new job, a new study done by wallet hub rank
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Speaker 3: the best and worst states for job seekers and to
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Speaker 3: determine the most attractive states for employment researchers compared to
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Speaker 3: all fifty states across thirty four key indicators of job
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Speaker 3: market strength economic help. And the state that came out
23:51
Speaker 3: on top is New Hampshire, sitting there comfortably at the
23:57
Speaker 3: top of the list, Vermont, Minnesota, Massachue. It's North Dakota
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Speaker 3: in the top five there for places to go for work.
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Speaker 3: Georgia is sitting comfortably right in the middle at number
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Speaker 3: twenty five there on the list, and you got to
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Speaker 3: go a little further down for Alabama, which is at
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Speaker 3: thirty eight on the list. So Florida at twenty seven,
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Speaker 3: not too far away from Georgia. So just hitting on
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Speaker 3: some of the states in our area, Tennessee at twenty,
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Speaker 3: North Carolina at thirty two, and South Carolina at twenty three.
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Speaker 3: So basically, yeah, they're saying move up north somewhere and
24:40
Speaker 3: that's your best bet at finding some kind of a
24:43
Speaker 3: new job or improving your employment situation. All right, we
24:49
Speaker 3: know with the election coming up fast, it's almost here,
24:52
Speaker 3: and there's a lot of division in the country when
24:55
Speaker 3: it comes to our politics, not so much when it
24:59
Speaker 3: comes to sandwiches. A survey found that Americans, on average,
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Speaker 3: each six sandwiches a week, and forty six percent said
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Speaker 3: they could live on sandwiches alone for the rest of
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Speaker 3: their lives. According to the survey's results, our favorite sandwiches
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Speaker 3: you want to go, I'll give you a second to
25:18
Speaker 3: think about it. I'm not going to give you a
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Speaker 3: long but I'll give you a second to think about it.
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Speaker 3: You can always pause right now if you want to
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Speaker 3: think about it really hard. But I'm about to give
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Speaker 3: away the number one sandwich, grilled cheese. It's the easiest one.
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Speaker 3: I think it's easy, right, It's quick and easy. Grill
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Speaker 3: it up. It's a hot sandwich, and so there you go. Chicken, turkey, ham, tuna, egg,
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Speaker 3: PB and jy and meatball. I would have thought PB
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Speaker 3: and J would be higher on the list just because
25:45
Speaker 3: of how many kids eat, but I don't know if
25:46
Speaker 3: the kids were actually surveyed or not. All right, looks
25:50
Speaker 3: like Chick fil A will be diving into the entertainment
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Speaker 3: world to some degree. They've launched a new app called
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Speaker 3: Chick fil A Play, set to debut November eighteenth, packed
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Speaker 3: with family friendly entertainment, including animated shows featuring Chick fil A,
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Speaker 3: Cow's games, jokes.
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Speaker 1: And more.
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Speaker 3: I like it all about it sounds great. If I
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Speaker 3: download the app? Do I get some of those points?
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Speaker 3: Trying to get to my red status? I'm close?
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Speaker 2: Do I get points?
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Speaker 3: How does that work exactly? That'll do it for this
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