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Terror In Europe · The Wes Carroll Morning Show

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Speaker 1: The news, opinions, commentary, and interviews you need to start
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Speaker 1: your day. You're listening to the Wes Carroll Morning Show.
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Speaker 1: Monday morning, 19th day of October.
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Speaker 2: I'm Wes. Thanks for joining me. Kind of a weird,
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Speaker 2: weird week in the Carroll house. We'll talk more about
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Speaker 2: that later in the week, but it's just, it's a
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Speaker 2: weird time. In the Carol House. We'll get to it
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Speaker 2: later in the week. Closer to Friday, we'll talk about it.
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Speaker 2: That's when things are going to be... But the whole
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Speaker 2: week is weird. Maybe I should just kind of tease it.
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Speaker 2: We have a child who's becoming an adult this week.
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Speaker 2: That's what's happening. It's just a weird place to be.
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Speaker 2: But we'll address more of that. I say a child,
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Speaker 2: you know, a teenager. We're excited about his first opportunity
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Speaker 2: to vote... coming up. He's going to get a chance
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Speaker 2: to do that for the first time. But we'll address
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Speaker 2: all that later in the week. It's just a weird period.
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Speaker 2: And I know many of you have dealt with this.
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Speaker 2: You have a kid. You raise a kid. The whole
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Speaker 2: purpose is to raise them to adulthood, to be responsible adults.
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Speaker 2: But when you're knocking on the door of it, nobody
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Speaker 2: prepares you for that. That's all I'm getting at. That's
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Speaker 2: what's weird. It's a strange... phase of life to be in.
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Speaker 2: And that's where I'm at right now. But anyway, uh,
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Speaker 2: or at least this week, I, I, I was not
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Speaker 2: aware of this on Friday and didn't talk about it
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Speaker 2: on Friday until after I had done the show. And
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Speaker 2: then I became aware of it. So I want to just, uh,
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Speaker 2: go back and say that, um, I, I hope you
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Speaker 2: had a good national bosses day on Friday. I was
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Speaker 2: not aware of it, and I've had some really good
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Speaker 2: bosses over the years. I've had some not-so-good bosses over
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Speaker 2: the years. But I've had some really good ones, and
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Speaker 2: I've had some people who inspired me and helped me
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Speaker 2: get into jobs and things and situations where I believe
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Speaker 2: you can flourish in this. And then I did my best, certainly.
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Speaker 2: And I had some of those people in my career,
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Speaker 2: you know, people who, one person in particular, I had
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Speaker 2: just started a TV job. And he came to me
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Speaker 2: on the very first day of my TV job and
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Speaker 2: was like, hey, you should come work in radio. And
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Speaker 2: that had not really, you know, I'd thought it'd be
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Speaker 2: fun to work in radio, but it never really crossed
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Speaker 2: my mind. I just started a TV job and he
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Speaker 2: talked me into that and I started a radio job.
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Speaker 2: And a lot of the career that I've had in
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Speaker 2: radio and broadcasting, podcasting, all that in large part to this, hey,
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Speaker 2: why don't you get a job in radio? So I've
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Speaker 2: had those bosses over the years that you tell them
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Speaker 2: happy bosses day or you acknowledge it or whatever. And
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Speaker 2: I've been the boss. I've had people, you know, I
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Speaker 2: had a great staff for me, a couple of different
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Speaker 2: radio gigs where people would come to me and celebrate
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Speaker 2: Boss's Day. And honestly, it was not fully on my
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Speaker 2: radar until they came in and gave me a card
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Speaker 2: or gave me a little gift or whatever it was.
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Speaker 2: So not even on my radar at all on Friday.
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Speaker 2: And then it occurred to me, oh, it's National Boss's Day.
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Speaker 2: And I just went on social media and thought I
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Speaker 2: should take a moment to acknowledge the best boss I've
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Speaker 2: ever had, the one that I have now, being that
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Speaker 2: I am self-employed. And I just wanted to really acknowledge
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Speaker 2: the boss here at my company that I work for, me. So, yeah.
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Speaker 2: And then I had to acknowledge that, you know, at best,
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Speaker 2: I'm all right. You know, I treat myself okay. I
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Speaker 2: do all right. You know, I'm not going above and
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Speaker 2: beyond for my employee who happens to be me. But,
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Speaker 2: you know, I think I'm doing all right. Trying, trying
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Speaker 2: to be a good boss. And, you know, my one
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Speaker 2: employee seems to appreciate it. When he needs some time off,
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Speaker 2: I give it to him. You know, working pretty hard,
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Speaker 2: I kind of, Make sure he does. He does about
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Speaker 2: seven podcasts a week. I try to keep him doing that.
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Speaker 2: He did just win Best Podcast Series at the Gabby's,
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Speaker 2: so I think he deserves whatever. Try to be a
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Speaker 2: good boss and acknowledge it. Here publicly, I want to
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Speaker 2: acknowledge what a great job he did with that. But
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Speaker 2: I hope you had a good boss's day for those
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Speaker 2: who aren't self-employed. I mean, if you're self-employed, I really
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Speaker 2: hope you did because, you know, we're in the same boat.
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Speaker 2: So I hope it was a good day for you.
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Speaker 2: One of the things I want to talk about today, and,
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Speaker 2: you know, we start seeing these news stories about, you know,
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Speaker 2: France was on fire. Italy was on fire. And these
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Speaker 2: look horrible. It looks horrible when you see these, you know,
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Speaker 2: beautiful ancient works of art being burned and things. And
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Speaker 2: historic architecture and things, these countries that are really old
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Speaker 2: and they've got some incredible things that should be preserved.
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Speaker 2: And then you got, we're going to go burn things
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Speaker 2: down and protesting. And at first I saw it and
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Speaker 2: I just thought, oh my gosh, this is awful. This
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Speaker 2: has to be horrifying to all the people there. And
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Speaker 2: then I realized that we've gone through this phase here.
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Speaker 2: where we had the same kind of thing, people just
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Speaker 2: looting and burning and doing everything they can to scare everybody.
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Speaker 2: They want to scare you into doing whatever it is
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Speaker 2: they want you to do. The term for it is terrorism.
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Speaker 2: I mean, that's the word for it. That's literally what
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Speaker 2: terrorism is. It's fear for the purposes of getting what
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Speaker 2: you want. And if you're going to go burn a
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Speaker 2: city down or burn old buildings down or art or
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Speaker 2: whatever it is or police cars or make people feel
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Speaker 2: like they shouldn't leave their homes or go to their
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Speaker 2: jobs as Supreme Court justices and things because they're worried
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Speaker 2: for their lives or you tell them that if they
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Speaker 2: don't change the policies at the health care company they
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Speaker 2: work for, then they should be terrified. They should worry
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Speaker 2: that they're going to be murdered in the streets like
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Speaker 2: Someone else was. And, you know, we're going to defend
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Speaker 2: the guy that killed him because how dare these healthcare
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Speaker 2: companies be greedy conglomerates? How dare they try to turn
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Speaker 2: a profit on their business, which is a healthcare company
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Speaker 2: with employees? And how dare they do that? Now, look,
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Speaker 2: I'm not saying that healthcare is as smooth as it
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Speaker 2: should be. We have a lot of issues with our
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Speaker 2: health care here and a lot of issues with the
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Speaker 2: way it happens in hospitals, the way it runs through
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Speaker 2: the health care companies. I ain't for killing people. I
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Speaker 2: ain't for trying to scare them and intimidate them. And
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Speaker 2: then we just had comedian Bill Burr on that podcast
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Speaker 2: recently that he did. And he's like, you know, these people,
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Speaker 2: they're just hiring security and they're not thinking about making
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Speaker 2: changes on their policies. Well, then you're giving in to
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Speaker 2: the terrorists, right? Isn't that what that is? If you say,
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Speaker 2: we're going to change the way that we do health
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Speaker 2: care because we're scared to death. And more people should
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Speaker 2: be trying to intimidate and bully and scare people. So
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Speaker 2: that's what we should do. We should do whatever they
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Speaker 2: want so that they know that the more violent they
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Speaker 2: get and the more horrible they are and the more
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Speaker 2: people they murder, then they just get to have whatever
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Speaker 2: they want because that's the way terrorism works. Or you
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Speaker 2: don't negotiate with terrorists, which has been a longstanding policy.
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Speaker 2: But I digress. But my point is we've had our
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Speaker 2: periods here where we've gone through lots of that. Usually
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Speaker 2: around election time. Usually there's some sort of an event
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Speaker 2: that takes place and it triggers people. And a lot
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Speaker 2: of people kind of question. I'm not a conspiracy guy.
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Speaker 2: But every now and then there are these moments where
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Speaker 2: you kind of go, it kind of feels like a psyop,
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Speaker 2: doesn't it? Something doesn't feel right sometimes, and you go,
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Speaker 2: something seems odd about it. Something seems weird. For example,
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Speaker 2: we had a couple of shootings that took place. One
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Speaker 2: was a shooting where, and I guess that was the
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Speaker 2: one in Oregon, where there was a guy that had
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Speaker 2: a concealed carry permit and took out the shooter. And
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Speaker 2: that one was, that's a story that, you know, someone
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Speaker 2: goes to a school and they're shooting and then somebody
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Speaker 2: with a weapons license steps in and is the hero.
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Speaker 2: That one got swept aside. Nobody wants to talk about
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Speaker 2: that and the benefit of that. That was one of
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Speaker 2: those things where it was like, oh, here's something we can, no, no,
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Speaker 2: we can't use that. And then there was a shooting
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Speaker 2: that happened in Illinois and it was at an Indian church. And, well,
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Speaker 2: I say a shooting. There was reports that someone was
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Speaker 2: going to come there and shoot. And we had one
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Speaker 2: of those see something, say something moments. And then people said, hey,
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Speaker 2: this should be checked out. And then they got the
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Speaker 2: person and all of that. Now, this didn't become the horrible,
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Speaker 2: terrible tragedy that apparently the person intended. That didn't stop
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Speaker 2: over the weekend. I guess maybe Friday it started. There
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Speaker 2: was a press event at this town with the church leaders,
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Speaker 2: this Indian church, and And there must have been, I
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Speaker 2: don't know, 185 politicians. It wasn't that many, but it
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Speaker 2: probably was about 40 people that lined up one after
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Speaker 2: the next and took advantage of having an opportunity to
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Speaker 2: speak to the press and get their points when it
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Speaker 2: came to guns. And they actually said at this event
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Speaker 2: that was apparently, according to the report, someone intended to
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Speaker 2: shoot up this Indian church. And there were several politicians
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Speaker 2: who got up and said, yeah, this isn't about thoughts
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Speaker 2: and prayers. We got to do something. You know, that
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Speaker 2: age old line that we've heard over and over again.
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Speaker 2: And I thought, well, this is literally about thoughts and prayers.
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Speaker 2: If it's at a church, like you're standing there at
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Speaker 2: this church and And you're telling people that it isn't
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Speaker 2: about thoughts and prayers. So it's clearly not about the
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Speaker 2: people that were involved in this. It's about, we have
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Speaker 2: to have a minute to try to tell people that
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Speaker 2: we need some kind of change in gun legislation because
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Speaker 2: they weren't making any progress. They weren't going to get
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Speaker 2: any kind of traction on the event in Oregon. So
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Speaker 2: they were like, we need to find some sort of
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Speaker 2: a place we can get to here in Illinois and
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Speaker 2: line everybody up and Let them tell everybody about, you know,
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Speaker 2: two to three minutes. Give your speech. Talk about how
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Speaker 2: much you care about the Indian community and how much
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Speaker 2: you care about, you know, stifling thoughts and prayers. Anyway,
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Speaker 2: so you don't miss opportunity for that. But we've gone
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Speaker 2: through our phases of the rioting and looting, you know,
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Speaker 2: burning police cars, Molotov cocktails. And then people around the
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Speaker 2: world are seeing it and they go, my gosh, what
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Speaker 2: is like a third world country in America? What's going on? Well,
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Speaker 2: we're seeing these clips over the weekend, what was happening
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Speaker 2: in France and Italy. And you're going, it's like a
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Speaker 2: third world country there. What's going on? So that was
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Speaker 2: the first thing I felt like we all needed to
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Speaker 2: take a step back and go, whatever we're seeing. And
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Speaker 2: we're trying to gauge, like, is it, are we seeing
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Speaker 2: now you get into the historic stuff. You get into that. Now,
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Speaker 2: we have had a couple of incidents where, you know,
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Speaker 2: an old church or something was burned. But you kind
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Speaker 2: of have to take a minute, and as you're watching it,
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Speaker 2: you have to really process it, and you have to go, okay, well,
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Speaker 2: what am I seeing here? Is this like what people
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Speaker 2: were seeing about us? Is this really bad? How bad
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Speaker 2: is it, and what's going on? And I guess I'm wondering, like,
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Speaker 2: is this a step– towards more of this going on
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Speaker 2: around the world or is this a byproduct of what
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Speaker 2: people saw here because as you may or may not
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Speaker 2: know this this uh idea of having people fired up
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Speaker 2: and in this state of revolution it's never ending like
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Speaker 2: there's there's no and we've addressed this many times aoc
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Speaker 2: and her you know there's no brunches you can't let
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Speaker 2: up and then she goes off to the beach It's
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Speaker 2: not for you, but for me, I can have brunches
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Speaker 2: and have a good time. But not for you, because
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Speaker 2: we have to stay in this state of revolution, and
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Speaker 2: people get convinced that they're not just pawns in all
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Speaker 2: of this, and they think they've got to go out
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Speaker 2: and they've got to do these things because they're somehow
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Speaker 2: making things better while terrifying people. Hence the terrorism accusation.
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Speaker 2: We have to scare people into believing— that they have
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Speaker 2: to do what we say or else more horrible things
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Speaker 2: will happen. But no, this isn't terrorism. This is not
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Speaker 2: what it is. This is not it. But if you
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Speaker 2: don't do it, more horrible things will happen. But it's
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Speaker 2: not terrorism. We're not trying to scare you, but you
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Speaker 2: should be scared. We're not trying to tell you that
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Speaker 2: we're going to kill more people that work in health care.
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Speaker 2: But if you don't do what we want you to
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Speaker 2: do in health care, you should know more people could die.
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Speaker 2: You don't need to sit back and say, let's get security.
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Speaker 2: Let's build walls and gates and things that people can't
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Speaker 2: get in to get access to us to kill us.
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Speaker 2: What you should do is do what we say, and
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Speaker 2: then you won't need the walls. You won't need the gates.
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Speaker 2: You won't need the fences. You won't need hired guns.
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Speaker 2: Because we'll leave you alone as long as you do
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Speaker 2: what we say, and then when we don't like that,
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Speaker 2: we'll come for you again as long as you keep
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Speaker 2: doing what we ask. So I just wonder where we
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Speaker 2: are in all of this. Which phase of what's happening
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Speaker 2: in Europe versus what's happened here? Should we get ready
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Speaker 2: for another phase? There's been accusations that they're trying to
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Speaker 2: create some kind of civil unrest to prevent elections in France.
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Speaker 2: This has been the accusation from the Trump administration about
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Speaker 2: Ukraine for a while now. They haven't had an election
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Speaker 2: in a long time. You just have one guy who's
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Speaker 2: just there. He's got the job. You're not supposed to
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Speaker 2: say it. You're not supposed to question it. It's kind
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Speaker 2: of a fair thing to question, isn't it? I don't
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Speaker 2: know if that's true in France. I don't know, but
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Speaker 2: that's been one of the things that I've read. That's
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Speaker 2: one of the accusations that's there is that civil unrest
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Speaker 2: will prevent elections and keep things under control. So we
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Speaker 2: should be aware of that. We've been ultra sensitive to
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Speaker 2: that here about what's going on and why things have happened.
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Speaker 2: And we went through 2020. There's a lot that happened
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Speaker 2: in 2020. Just remember that. Don't ever forget that. So
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Speaker 2: is this a byproduct of what we've been through? Or
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Speaker 2: Show right after the break. Well, as Halloween is quickly approaching,
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Speaker 2: Google has listed their top 10 trending Halloween costumes online.
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Speaker 2: For 2026. And, you know, this is an annual thing
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Speaker 2: that they do, and they kind of give you an
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Speaker 2: idea of what people are searching for and what people
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Speaker 2: are considering when it comes to their costumes. Apparently, towards
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Speaker 2: the top of the list for couples costumes, before we
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Speaker 2: get to the individuals, couples costumes right now, Cyclops and
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Speaker 2: Jean Grey from X-Men. I know we're getting a comeback
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Speaker 2: of the X-Men in the, not that they've gone away,
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Speaker 2: but as far as movies go, we're getting a return
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Speaker 2: for them in the upcoming Avengers Doomsday movie. So I
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Speaker 2: get that. That's probably a reason for that. But some
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Speaker 2: of these on this top 10 list for the year,
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Speaker 2: some make sense, some don't. Um, they're listed kind of
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Speaker 2: in order. I assume this is by search and I'm
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Speaker 2: going to be honest. Some of these, I don't even
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Speaker 2: know what they are. Uh, some of them, I do
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Speaker 2: know what they are and I guess I understand why
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Speaker 2: they're kind of popular. And I guess maybe the ease
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Speaker 2: of some of the costumes make them popular. I don't know. Uh,
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Speaker 2: I can tell you this just from my experience. I
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Speaker 2: know at, uh, conventions, uh, popular arts and sci-fi conventions
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Speaker 2: like dragon con. Carl from Dungeon Crawler Carl was the
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Speaker 2: big costume this year. So yes, I would think that
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Speaker 2: one certainly fits here on the list. I'm going to
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Speaker 2: run through some of these others, and if I mispronounce
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Speaker 2: a couple of them, just know it's because I don't
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Speaker 2: really know what they are. There's a singer-comedian Oliver Tree.
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Speaker 2: I probably should know who that is or what that is.
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Speaker 2: I don't know. Uh, I I'm aware of a show
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Speaker 2: called obsession. I think it's a show, isn't it? Nikki
22:38
Speaker 2: from obsession. All right. I don't know who that is. Uh, Nido.
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Speaker 2: I don't know who that is. Buddy the unicorn. I
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Speaker 2: guess I should know who that is. Maybe I've seen that.
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Speaker 2: I don't know. Uh, Lily love braids from poppy playtime.
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Speaker 2: Don't know what that is. Uh, Verity. Is that the
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Speaker 2: name from Minecraft? I know what Minecraft is. I don't know.
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Speaker 2: Disco Scooby-Doo. I know who Scooby-Doo is. I don't know
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Speaker 2: what makes him Disco, but all right. Hazel Hook from
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Speaker 2: The Descendants. So there's a lot of these I don't know. Oh,
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Speaker 2: Agamemnon from The Odyssey. Did I say that one? I
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Speaker 2: know who that is. I just don't know that The
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Speaker 2: Odyssey was the, I don't know. I guess that'll be
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Speaker 2: a costume. But anyway. So good luck if you want
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Speaker 2: to be one of those. I don't even know what
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Speaker 2: it would take to, I know you need a horn
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Speaker 2: to be a unicorn. The rest of that stuff, I
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Speaker 2: don't know. I don't know what you need to make it.
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Speaker 2: I know the dungeon crawler Carl, you need the boxer shorts,
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Speaker 2: I think, and that's about it. But anyway, good luck
23:43
Speaker 2: if that's your costume ideas, because boy, those are flying
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Speaker 2: off the shelves apparently. One recent Atlantic Airways, and it's
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Speaker 2: not that I don't, you know, if that's what people
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Speaker 2: are doing, good for them. I'm not knocking it. I just,
23:55
Speaker 2: I think I'm just out of the loop on a
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Speaker 2: lot of these things. One recent Atlantic Airways flight was
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Speaker 2: apparently offering tattoos at 30,000 feet. There was a tattoo
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Speaker 2: artist named Jones Larson reportedly inked nine passengers during the
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Speaker 2: flight after the idea came up midair. Larson says the
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Speaker 2: flight crew signed off on it. Proper hygiene procedures were followed.
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Speaker 2: Nobody paid for the tattoos. Video of the stunt racked
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Speaker 2: up millions of views online. Not surprisingly, plenty of people
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Speaker 2: questioned how sanitary it is to get a tattoo on
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Speaker 2: a plane. Others stunned that tattoo equipment can legally fly.
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Speaker 2: Turns out, under TSA rules, tattoo guns and supplies are
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Speaker 2: generally allowed. Airplanes are disgusting. How can it be sanitary?
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Speaker 2: I don't know. And if you've ever done a flight,
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Speaker 2: an international flight, a series of international flights with someone
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Speaker 2: who is very much a germaphobe, I can just tell
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Speaker 2: you that everything gets wiped down by the germaphobe. And
25:02
Speaker 2: I'm not even a germaphobe and I wipe everything down.
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Speaker 2: So I just think it's all probably disgusting. I'm from
25:08
Speaker 2: that philosophy of, you know, Someone has sneezed on it.
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Speaker 2: They've snotted on it. They've gone to the bathroom without
25:16
Speaker 2: washing their hands. They've touched it. Any of those things. So,
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Speaker 2: you know, that's how I look at it. So I
25:22
Speaker 2: don't know how it can be sanitary. But congratulations to
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Speaker 2: this guy and all those people. Would you buy a
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Speaker 2: house that someone died in? A survey found 70% said
25:32
Speaker 2: they would have no problem buying a home where someone
25:34
Speaker 2: had died. 38% went so far as to say they
25:37
Speaker 2: would be fine buying a home where someone was murdered. Yikes.
25:41
Speaker 2: 25% said they would buy a house if they knew
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Speaker 2: that it was haunted, and 28% said they would buy
25:47
Speaker 2: a home if the neighbors were afraid of it. Yeah.
25:51
Speaker 2: People could just say, that's a scary house. Don't buy
25:55
Speaker 2: that one. And then they would go, yeah, I'm buying it.
25:57
Speaker 2: I mean, are you getting a good deal on it,
25:59
Speaker 2: I guess, is the question. That's the only question I
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Speaker 2: got when it comes to murders and hauntings. You're getting
26:06
Speaker 2: a really good deal. You're getting in on a base price.
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Speaker 2: You're getting... Getting a good deal? Has it been cleaned well?
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