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Bat Roach Man | Wednesday July 09, 2025 · The Treehouse Show Podcast

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Speaker 1: It is time to leave your worries outside and laugh
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Speaker 1: with us inside the treehouse. I'm Daniel Malley, along with
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Speaker 1: Trey Trenholm and Raj Sharma. Today is Wednesday, July ninth,
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Speaker 1: twenty twenty five. People are throwing away their La Boo
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Speaker 1: boos after alleged paranormal activity. Consumers and people on social
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Speaker 1: media think the viral Labooboo dolls are cursed by a
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Speaker 1: demon named Puzuzu. Some have even started throwing the dolls
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Speaker 1: away and burning them after finding scratches and reporting weird
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Speaker 1: paranormal activity while in their presence. If you have a
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Speaker 1: La Boo Boo doll, beware because it may be possessed.
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Speaker 1: All right, I would like to point out that like
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Speaker 1: thirty minutes ago, I didn't know what a Laboo boo
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Speaker 1: doll was, but now I know I don't want one.
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Speaker 2: Well, see now I was about to say, I'm gonna
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Speaker 2: be the old guy here and go what's a La
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Speaker 2: Boo boo doll?
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Speaker 1: Trey, do not be afraid, just start over and just just.
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Speaker 2: Ask the question, what's a La boo boo doll?
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Speaker 1: According to the AI Overview, I just looked up la
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Speaker 1: boo Boo is a fictional character and a brand primarily
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Speaker 1: known as a collectible plush toy monster elf. It was
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Speaker 1: created by Hong Kong born artist Kasein Lung and is
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Speaker 1: part of a larger series called The Monsters. Le Boo
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Speaker 1: Boo has a distinctive appearance with pointy ears, big eyes,
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Speaker 1: and a mischievous grin showing nineteeth. The toys are popular,
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Speaker 1: especially among younger generations, and are often sold in black
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Speaker 1: boxes by the Chinese retailer pop Marked.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, they'll go for like thousands of dollars.
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Speaker 1: Oh are these? Are these like the Furbies or the
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Speaker 1: Beanie Babies for gen Z? Yes, because I saw this
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Speaker 1: story pop up a lot. I saw this story pop
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Speaker 1: up during my research into demonic La Boo Boos. Wang Ning,
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Speaker 1: CEO of PopMart and creator of the La Boo Boo doll,
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Speaker 1: is now one of China's youngest top ten billionaires, with
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Speaker 1: a net worth of twenty two point seven billion. La
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Speaker 1: Boo Boos, M h, that's a lot of that's that's
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Speaker 1: a lot of dolls he is. He is thirty eight.
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Speaker 1: His success stems from La Boo Boo's global popularity and
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Speaker 1: Pop Mart's blind box business model, which fuels anticipation and collectibility.
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Speaker 1: The surprise element drives high demand and resell value among
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Speaker 1: gen Z collectors. Celebrity endorsements, including Rhannas, have further boosted
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Speaker 1: Laboo boos status as a must have cultural phenomenon.
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Speaker 3: Oh yeah, there's clothing for it, accessories, little clippies that
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Speaker 3: you can hang you to La booo from your bag.
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Speaker 1: I had a Teddy rouxsbin.
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Speaker 3: Yeah you did, Danny.
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Speaker 1: You know why I had a Teddy rouxsban because my
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Speaker 1: parents didn't read to me.
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Speaker 3: Oh, I thought it was because your imaginary friends stopped
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Speaker 3: talking to you.
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Speaker 4: Also that Yeah, you need to tell someone to talk to.
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Speaker 2: They look like tu telebug tubbies. Yes, yes, and I see.
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Speaker 4: That the people on Instagram like, I know I'm loved
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Speaker 4: because my fans, uh you know, sent me a La
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Speaker 4: Boo boo or whatever. And they're very, very expensive. So
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Speaker 4: when you have celebrity is taking two Instagram to thank
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Speaker 4: people for sending them.
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Speaker 1: Yeah all right, all right, so similar similar to beanie
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Speaker 1: babies and and the furbies back in the day, if
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Speaker 1: you come across a La Boo boo doll, should you
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Speaker 1: hang on to it? And hopes that it increases in
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Speaker 1: value and then you can cash in, uh come retirement time.
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Speaker 4: I think you can do that now. If you were
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Speaker 4: to just run across a box of La Boo boos,
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Speaker 4: like you could sell them. Depending on their collectibility, you
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Speaker 4: could send them, sell them for thousands of dollars apiece,
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Speaker 4: so you could retire theoretically the next day.
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Speaker 1: Oh so I wouldn't have to wait.
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Speaker 3: That's right, because it's going it's going to crash.
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Speaker 1: So so this is this is uh not so much
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Speaker 1: a long term investment, more quick score type of thing.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, it's like it's like Christian death metal, it's a fad,
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Speaker 4: it'll go away.
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Speaker 1: Did that ever go away? It did? Or is it
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Speaker 1: just in the dark corners of the church.
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Speaker 4: But yeah, I mean I think the retail legitimately like
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Speaker 4: somewhere between eighteen bucks or thirty eight bucks, somewhere in
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Speaker 4: that range. But depending on if you can get your
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Speaker 4: hands on them when they come out, and if it's
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Speaker 4: a limited edition, or if it has accessories that the
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Speaker 4: other ones don't have, so on and so forth. From
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Speaker 4: what I saw on Instagram, they just skyrocket and value.
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Speaker 1: The closest I can recall from my youth that we
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Speaker 1: had to compare to the Labooboo doll phenomenon was the
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Speaker 1: cabbage Patch Kids CRW.
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Speaker 4: Yes, Yes, yeah, I mean I think those are still
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Speaker 4: kind of worth something pretty substantially.
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Speaker 3: If you've got the original ones, I.
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Speaker 2: Think they go they there's a cyclical nature that they
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Speaker 2: get popular again and then yeah, they're worthwhile. But yeah,
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Speaker 2: I would say Roger's right. If you have them now,
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Speaker 2: I would sell.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, you don't want to hang on to those because
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Speaker 4: you know, and while Roger's analogy was correct, you know,
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Speaker 4: Striper is still.
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Speaker 2: Touring, Oh my god. But I don't think they're selling
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Speaker 2: out any arenas.
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Speaker 1: When you said Christian death metal, I thought you were
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Speaker 1: just coming up with a random combination of things that
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Speaker 1: have never gone together. But then Trey, you actually know
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Speaker 1: of a band.
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Speaker 2: I wouldn't death metal, but it was Christian heavy metal. Yeah, Striper.
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Speaker 2: They were probably the only Christian metal band that achieved
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Speaker 2: some mainstream success. Well.
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Speaker 1: Sometimes you know they say that sometimes to get big,
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Speaker 1: you gotta go small. You gotta narrow your focus, find
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Speaker 1: your niche, and Christian metal sounds pretty niche to me.
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Speaker 3: I had, I had the I had the album. Uh huh,
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Speaker 3: I had the album. It was Stripper's.
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Speaker 4: It was very controversial because the title of the album
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Speaker 4: was to Hell with the Devil.
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Speaker 1: That they at high school, just handing that out during
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Speaker 1: lunch or.
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Speaker 4: I met them in wood shop. No, but they had
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Speaker 4: like the black and yellow like striped gear, like the
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Speaker 4: very metal, the big hair, the drummers. I believe high
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Speaker 4: hat symbol was behind him, so that was cool. I
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Speaker 4: played drums, so that was kind of cool to see,
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Speaker 4: like a new way to play drums. And I think
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Speaker 4: they're actually on a reunion tour right now. But they
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Speaker 4: did go as they call it secular for the longest time,
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Speaker 4: and then they're popular Waned and now that I think
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Speaker 4: Creed made a comeback, Striper is like, hey, can you
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Speaker 4: all get off of work at Wiener Stencil and let's
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Speaker 4: get the band back together.
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Speaker 3: And so, uh, they're actually.
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Speaker 4: Touring again on that album I believe were their Collection
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Speaker 4: of Albums fortieth Anniversary.
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Speaker 1: Tour fortieth Anniversary Striper.
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Speaker 3: So that should be the Hell with the Devil album.
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Speaker 1: Christian heavy metal mm hmm.
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Speaker 3: It is a thing.
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Speaker 1: And here I was just knowing about DC talk.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, people don't realize man evan essence Christian band. It
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Speaker 4: went second. Amy Lee decided she called it a I love.
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Speaker 4: I loved her response from They're like, I thought you
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Speaker 4: were Christian band.
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Speaker 3: That was a phase.
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Speaker 1: That was our poor face. Then we realized that we
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Speaker 1: could have bugattis and stuff and uh huh. We we
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Speaker 1: can still be Christians at heart. We just don't have
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Speaker 1: to think about it.
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Speaker 2: It's just it's hard to guys that have addiction problems
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Speaker 2: and being Christian and writing torrid love songs about call
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Speaker 2: Me when You're sober.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, Like, I for one to appreciate when the Christian
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Speaker 1: musical artists make it obvious that it's Christian music, because
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Speaker 1: I've been tricked before years and years and years ago.
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Speaker 1: I was driving home middle of the night and I
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Speaker 1: was hitting scan on my radio, and that's for one
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Speaker 1: tells you how long ago it was. Because I was
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Speaker 1: hitting the scan button and I ended up on a
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Speaker 1: little station in Dallas, eighty nine point seven. I had
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Speaker 1: never heard of it before. I didn't typically go anywhere
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Speaker 1: south of ninety two to five, but eighty nine point
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Speaker 1: seven started playing it and it was like, Hey, this
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Speaker 1: song's kind of catchy. So I hit the scan button
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Speaker 1: so it would stay on this station. I had this
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Speaker 1: song's catchy de deep Deep Deep to do, and then,
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Speaker 1: like you know, I don't know, two or three minutes
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Speaker 1: into the song, I was like, that's not bad. And
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Speaker 1: then the next song came on, also kind of catchy.
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Speaker 1: And then after about a minute more, I'm like, wait,
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Speaker 1: did he just say Jesus? H? So I listened even
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Speaker 1: more intently. I leaned into the radio like you do,
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Speaker 1: and you're really trying to hear something. Is he talk
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Speaker 1: about Jesus? And then very soon it was Jesus, Like oh, okay,
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Speaker 1: this is I've been tricked. I've been bamboozled. I've been
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Speaker 1: hoodwinked by the Christian music station. They never said they were.
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Speaker 1: They were just playing catchy music and sliding the Jesus
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Speaker 1: in there thinking I wouldn't notice.
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Speaker 2: Did you run home and rip your Amy Grant poster.
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Speaker 3: Off the wall.
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Speaker 4: And you're just shouting like, defile her? Vince Gill, I
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Speaker 4: have to bring Me to life. Bring Me to Life
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Speaker 4: by Evan Essence is a song about being saved.
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Speaker 3: People don't realize that.
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Speaker 1: And that's the thing that therein lights the difference. You
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Speaker 1: can sing about Jesus without saying his name, and that
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Speaker 1: opens you up to all these other audiences. And that's
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Speaker 1: why they that's why the artists will do that, because
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Speaker 1: eventually they'll get roped into to a music producer and
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Speaker 1: a music label that says, all right, we love your work,
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Speaker 1: we love your message. Do you want to be rich?
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Speaker 1: And then eventually they'll say yes, and they say, okay,
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Speaker 1: take everything you're currently doing and just take out the
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Speaker 1: very specific names of things. You can still sing about salvation,
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Speaker 1: you can still sing about love, just don't say that
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Speaker 1: Jesus is gonna be the one that saves you. And
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Speaker 1: loves you just you know, come up with something else.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, And then they made a bunch of money and
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Speaker 4: she's like, yeah, we're gonna go secular now. And she
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Speaker 4: started dating the lead singer of Either I believe it
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Speaker 4: was Either, and then they broke up and she married
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Speaker 4: her therapist.
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Speaker 3: What sounds about right, Yeah, And.
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Speaker 1: The good news is if it doesn't work out, you
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Speaker 1: can always go back because they will open you. The
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Speaker 1: religious community will welcome you with no pun intended open arms.
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Speaker 1: And that's exactly what Creed did. Creed started out Christian
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Speaker 1: and then they said, you know what if we dropped
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Speaker 1: some of the Jesus references and just go a little
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Speaker 1: more generic, we'll get really big and famous, make lots
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Speaker 1: of money, and we end up doing the halftime show
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Speaker 1: at the Dallas Cowboys Thanksgiving Day game for Salvation Army.
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Speaker 1: And then they did. And then he got a little
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Speaker 1: too carried away, and there was a video that came
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Speaker 1: out with him partying with kid Rock and then doing
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Speaker 1: some things that were not very Jesus like, and then
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Speaker 1: eventually he went crazy in a trailer park on a
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Speaker 1: bicycle in Florida, and then eventually he found Jesus again.
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Speaker 1: Because welcome you back forgiveness. It's all good.
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Speaker 3: Scott Well, No, the Texas Rangers had a lot to
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Speaker 3: do with that.
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Speaker 1: Well, whether or not his musical decision to go back
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Speaker 1: to Christian music was court ordered or not.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, that's like he actually, I never really was a
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Speaker 2: Christian band. He just he sobered up when his kid
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Speaker 2: was born, wrote some really you know, sappy songs that
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Speaker 2: became big hits. Then he fell off the wagon again.
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Speaker 2: And then you know, one point when I was doing
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Speaker 2: production for iHeartRadio, I'm doing a commercial for his appearance
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Speaker 2: at the Walmart and rock Wall, and I've never really
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Speaker 2: laughed so hard doing because he was but he also
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Speaker 2: was The other problem was he was an ass, like
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Speaker 2: an absolute horrible, horrible person and one of those people
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Speaker 2: that you go you deserve every bit of it.
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Speaker 4: And then he would sing arms wide open or wherever
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Speaker 4: the song was, and he would like bring his kid
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Speaker 4: out like that's who he wrote the song about. And
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Speaker 4: I'm like, well, that's gonna you can only do that
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Speaker 4: for a few years, because it's gonna be hard to
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Speaker 4: do that in twenty when you're like carrying a twenty
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Speaker 4: year old out still trying to sing that song.
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Speaker 1: It just looks not at that twenty year old once
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Speaker 1: you know the Bugatti carry Me Daddy.
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Speaker 2: He kids going Residual Staddy Residuals.
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Speaker 1: That's the kid's name, Residual step.
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Speaker 3: Go get your sister Royalties.
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Speaker 1: Today's Wednesday, July ninth, twenty twenty five. I need to
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Speaker 1: give you guys an update on my roach splinter. The
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Speaker 1: other day, I told you about how my wife, who
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Speaker 1: was absolutely terrified for real, actually phobic when it comes
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Speaker 1: to roaches. Called me into the bedroom to kill a roach. Luckily,
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Speaker 1: it was already dead, and so when I went to
18:28
Speaker 1: pinch it because I grabbed some tissue paper, you know,
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Speaker 1: grab some toilet paper to pinch it and squish it
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Speaker 1: and then do away with it. When I did it,
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Speaker 1: its back legs stabbed me in the thumb. Okay. And
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Speaker 1: when I told you guys about this, along with our
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Speaker 1: friend Rebecca, you all turned it into a nice, big
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Speaker 1: funny joke, thinking that I would then turn into a roach.
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Speaker 1: I have not turned into a roach. However, when I
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Speaker 1: told my wife about my roach splinter in my thumb,
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Speaker 1: she said, oh my god, is it still in there?
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Speaker 1: I was like, no, no, no, it's not in there. It
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Speaker 1: might actually still be in there, but I told her no.
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Speaker 1: And then because then she started to spiral because she says,
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Speaker 1: she says, because if it is still in there, then
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Speaker 1: that means And then I interrupted her because I'm gonna ask.
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Speaker 1: And we're like, well, the guy said they thought I
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Speaker 1: was going to turn into a roach. And she's like, no, no, no,
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Speaker 1: What's what's gonna happen is is it's gonna that roach
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Speaker 1: leg's going to be in there, and it's going to grow,
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Speaker 1: and then you're eventually going to be infected, and you
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Speaker 1: will then poop out roach eggs, thus giving birth to
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Speaker 1: roach babies, and then I'll have to leave you.
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Speaker 3: So, so how long has she been microdosing strooms? How
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Speaker 3: long has she been doing.
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Speaker 1: As far as I know, never, So the thought of
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Speaker 1: just turning into a roach wasn't quite bad enough, because
19:58
Speaker 1: she took it a whole level worse by saying that
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Speaker 1: I would turn into a roach host and sped out
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Speaker 1: roach eggs full of roach babies, which actually would make
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Speaker 1: me a queen.
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Speaker 3: M hm.
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Speaker 1: So I don't really know how to feel about this.
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Speaker 1: It's like, on one hand, I'm pooping out roach babies,
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Speaker 1: on the other hand of royalty.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, you are.
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Speaker 3: Just waiting on you, buddy.
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Speaker 1: See this is way worse than you guys thinking that
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Speaker 1: I was just going to turn into a roach. This
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Speaker 1: this got it got way darker when I told my
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Speaker 1: wife about it. So the lesson is, don't tell your wife.
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Speaker 3: What's happening in Trey's head right now. And I'm just
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Speaker 3: waiting for it.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm just h Yeah, can you get peg with
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Speaker 2: the disco ball?
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Speaker 4: Oh?
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Speaker 1: Come on like dancing Queen.
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Speaker 3: Traced. But peggars can't be choosers.
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Speaker 2: So you tell Tara that that it the roach leg
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Speaker 2: was out of your thumb. So if I text her
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Speaker 2: and tell her that you're lying.
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Speaker 1: Why why?
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Speaker 6: Why?
21:17
Speaker 1: Why? Why why?
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Speaker 6: Trey?
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Speaker 1: Why would you say say such a thing?
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Speaker 3: Is it the is it the hand holding hand that
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Speaker 3: has it?
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Speaker 1: Yeah, it is my right hand, yes, pre dominant hand.
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Speaker 3: Yes, so roach infested.
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Speaker 2: Mm hmm.
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Speaker 3: Somebody needs to let her know. No, mm hmm.
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Speaker 4: I think that's the responsibility that we have to her
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Speaker 4: ask her friends.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, she didn't like you guys that much.
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Speaker 3: I'm just saying if it just kind of slipped out.
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Speaker 2: Tiny, they could just be coming through your your pores
21:58
Speaker 2: and you wouldn't know. There's right, just your bed is
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Speaker 2: probably covered in roach eggs.
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Speaker 1: No, I know, because I've seen roaches with the little
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Speaker 1: egg thing on the end of their butt, it kind
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Speaker 1: of hanging out. So I mean, if that happens, we'll
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Speaker 1: all know.
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Speaker 4: No, because it's it's size you see them, because you're
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Speaker 4: they're so small, You're i mean substantially larger than them,
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Speaker 4: so they'd be very very small in comparison.
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Speaker 1: You don't think there'd be some mutation to where then
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Speaker 1: they'd be large, Like some of my DNA gets in there.
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Speaker 4: And that would only happen if their DNA got into you.
22:34
Speaker 4: So that makes you part roach. So you're you're half
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Speaker 4: roach now, and Tera needs to be aware.
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Speaker 1: These are also some of the same questions people asked
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Speaker 1: when they were high talking about Spider Man, like does
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Speaker 1: he lay eggs? M yeah, and Marvel has yet to
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Speaker 1: deal with that on on the film level.
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Speaker 3: I don't know.
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Speaker 4: I think you should get the ooh do A twenty
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Speaker 4: three and me and see if you're a part roach now.
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Speaker 1: I don't know if I want to go to that reunion.
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Speaker 1: All that's going to be is just a road trip
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Speaker 1: through Florida, and I don't really want. I live in
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Speaker 1: the Everglades now, I think it's out, Like I keep
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Speaker 1: looking at the like, keep looking at my thumb. I'm
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Speaker 1: pretty sure it's not in there.
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Speaker 2: God, if you were gonna get bitten by a bat
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Speaker 2: right now, then you'd be double the fun.
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Speaker 1: I don't know if double the fun is exactly the
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Speaker 1: word I choose. I mean fun for you guys, maybe
23:52
Speaker 1: because you know you're not infected by anything.
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Speaker 3: I just want to. I just want to see the
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Speaker 3: trailer for that movie. Who are you?
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Speaker 4: I'm somebody moved this drunk out of the way, the
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Speaker 4: worst origin story in history.
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Speaker 1: DC's really gone downhill?
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Speaker 6: Is that one?
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Speaker 1: Is that the surprise cameo the New Superman movie?
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Speaker 2: That roach? Well?
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Speaker 1: The other the other option is cock mad, So maybe
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Speaker 1: they did it right.
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Speaker 1: along with Trade Trenholman, Rajsharma. Today's Wednesday, July ninth, two,
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Speaker 1: thy twenty five. Ah there is an eight year old
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Speaker 1: boy in Thailand who was recently discovered living among wild dogs.
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Speaker 1: He only communicates by barking after he was abandoned and
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Speaker 1: left with dogs by his drug addicted mother, and he's
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Speaker 1: been discovered by horrified authorities in Thailand. I don't see
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Speaker 1: this as such a horrible thing. I mean, this kid's
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Speaker 1: kind of got it pretty good. He just doesn't realize it.
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Speaker 1: He gets to live this simple life as a wild
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Speaker 1: dog in Thailand.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, you're still thinking they treat dogs like they treat
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Speaker 3: them here.
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Speaker 1: No, no, no, I know in different countries it's different.
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Speaker 1: But I like to think that the dog Boy of
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Speaker 1: Thailand is better off where he is than being subjected
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Speaker 1: to the rest of society. Who are we to say
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Speaker 1: that that's worse for him? He might be better off.
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Speaker 4: Yes, because you've heard of so many heartwarming stories about
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Speaker 4: the dog people of Southeast Asia.
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Speaker 2: Or are you thinking that as your new half roach,
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Speaker 2: half bat cockman character that you needed a sidekick dog Boy.
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Speaker 1: The thing that I'm worried about is if I did
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Speaker 1: try a team up with dog Boy, is that he
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Speaker 1: would be the lead and I'd be the side piece.
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Speaker 1: That's my fear.
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Speaker 3: Watch this.
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Speaker 1: Be an animated show on USA Up all Night if
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Speaker 1: that still existed. Adult Swim, it'll be on an Adult
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Speaker 1: Swim cartoon level.
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Speaker 3: Yep.
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Speaker 1: An eight year old boy was found being raised by
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Speaker 1: dogs and only able to communicate by barking in Thailand,
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Speaker 1: where the child was found. The child has not been named.
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Speaker 1: Oh that means we get to have a name, Nate,
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Speaker 1: We get to have a naming contest for the dog
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Speaker 1: boy of Thailand. Any votes for Barkie mcbark face. Authorities
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Speaker 1: found him living with his mother and brother. Both were
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Speaker 1: reported to have tested positive for drugs. They say the
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Speaker 1: family been shunned by neighbors and the child never enrolled
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Speaker 1: at school, leaving him with no one except the six
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Speaker 1: dogs they shared the house with. He didn't speak, only barked.
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Speaker 6: Wow.
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Speaker 4: So now we can finally solve the age old thing
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Speaker 4: of like how do we know what dogs are saying?
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Speaker 4: Because this kid knows.
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Speaker 1: That's true. We just got to teach his kid English.
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Speaker 3: Yes, and then he tell us what the barks are.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, or just teach the kid how to speak human.
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Speaker 3: Yes, yeah.
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Speaker 4: If he could learn to speak, and then he could
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Speaker 4: be like, oh, that bark means that this is great.
28:26
Speaker 4: This could be something huge and I yeah.
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Speaker 1: The boy was said to have only been to school once,
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Speaker 1: despite his mother receiving a stipend of around four hundred
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Speaker 1: bot for his study, which I guess is it says
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Speaker 1: nine pounds or whatever.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, it's like eleven bucks.
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Speaker 1: His mother has not allowed him to go to school
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Speaker 1: since he received a subsidy for free education. After getting
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Speaker 1: the money, she simply kept him at home. Well, how
28:55
Speaker 1: do we know that the one time he went to
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Speaker 1: school he didn't pee in a bunch of stuff and
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Speaker 1: got kicked.
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Speaker 3: Out pumping the teacher's leg.
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Speaker 1: Can't you can't do that here, son?
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Speaker 3: Sorry.
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Speaker 1: There are stories throughout time that people have told similar
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Speaker 1: to this. One is Tarzan, where you know this upper
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Speaker 1: crust English kid was left in the jungle and was
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Speaker 1: raised by apes.
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Speaker 7: Uh.
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Speaker 1: Then there's the other ones where we've heard about and
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Speaker 1: I think some of these may have some truth to them,
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Speaker 1: where human children were raised by wolves.
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Speaker 4: Right, I'm just trying to the logic in my head.
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Speaker 4: I'm like, how does what are they feeding him? Do
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Speaker 4: they take him for a walk?
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Speaker 2: Is he housebroken?
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Speaker 3: The one time he went to school that he learned
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Speaker 3: a sit?
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Speaker 1: It will It's gonna make for an excellent new commercial
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Speaker 1: for Sarah McLaughlin and the SPCA. We're going to be
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Speaker 1: a little confused at first. You're like, wait a minute,
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Speaker 1: it'sposed to be dogs, but now it's a kid.
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Speaker 4: That's I Feed the Children meets the spca M for
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Speaker 4: just thirty nine cents a day, you too can feed
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Speaker 4: the dog Boys of Thailand, which also sounds like a
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Speaker 4: great name for a.
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Speaker 1: Band, except boys is going to be in like parenthesis
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Speaker 1: like in quotes. Anyway, the headline was just very very striking.
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Speaker 1: An eight year old boy was found living with dogs
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Speaker 1: and the only way to communicate was by barking. So yeah,
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Speaker 1: when you when you hear about a story about the
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Speaker 1: dog boy of Thailand, it's it's definitely gonna stick out.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, it was that. What's that black and white newspaper
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Speaker 3: that used to have News of the World? Is that
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Speaker 3: what it was called?
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Speaker 6: Uh?
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Speaker 3: Weekly World News Weekly World News that sounds like wait,
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Speaker 3: typically featured on the cover by which is.
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Speaker 4: It could be your name now dantoy and don Boy.
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Speaker 1: Well, if if bat Boy is flying around with a
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Speaker 1: big pencil with his name.
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Speaker 3: Didn't well know, just flying in circles constantly.
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Speaker 1: Social workers have intervened by the way to place the
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Speaker 1: boy in the children's home, hopefully a no kill one.
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Speaker 3: Thank you.
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Speaker 1: I'm Dan, He's Trey. That is Raj Raj. What is
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Speaker 1: it you're kicking yourself about with that dog boy of Thailand.
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Speaker 3: Well, I mean it said he was he's eight years old,
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Speaker 3: but I just want to know how much that makes
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Speaker 3: him in dog years.
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Speaker 1: Oh well, see eight was it? Seven? Is supposed to
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Speaker 1: be the formula, So eight times.
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Speaker 3: Seven fifty fifty six. Okay.
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Speaker 1: You know we're all approaching fifty six years old. If
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Speaker 1: one day we break and decide to go live with
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Speaker 1: a bunch of dogs in Thailand, I'd understand it. But
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Speaker 1: they don't want eight year olds making that decisions for themselves.
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Speaker 1: But if we decide to do that, I'd understand it.
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Speaker 3: In Thailand.
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Speaker 2: No, then I'm gonna think there again, there's kind of
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Speaker 2: an issue there. You know, if you wanted to go
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Speaker 2: to Sarah McLoughlin's neighborhood and live like a dog, sure,
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Speaker 2: not yourself. I'm sure it's a pretty pretty cush gig.
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Speaker 1: That does make sense. That makes a lot more sense. Okay,
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Speaker 1: So if you want to be a dog man of
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Speaker 1: Santa Barbara, then I would certainly understand it.
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Speaker 4: Yes, like my my, my dogs eat better than me
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Speaker 4: and U. So if you want that, you have to
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Speaker 4: be here like in Thailand. No, I've been there, and
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Speaker 4: you don't want to be a dog there.
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Speaker 1: So yeah, that dog man of Santa Barbara sounds pretty good.
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Speaker 1: I'm sure I'm sure you wouldn't be the first one.
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Speaker 1: There could be packs of strays everywhere, just living off
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Speaker 1: of scraps and stuff.
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Speaker 3: The beach is there, it's nice. People throw you some food.
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Speaker 3: This is great. I can see you out there day.
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Speaker 1: Warming to this idea. That was pretty good.
34:46
Speaker 2: I mean, until you get that that oach part out
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Speaker 2: of your thumb, you probably should very well, maybe your existence.
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Speaker 1: I'll just nod off. Today is Wednesday, July and nine,
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Speaker 1: twenty twenty five. Let's celebrate today with some birthdays. Ah.
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Speaker 1: Georgie Hinley turns thirty today. Georgie Henley is thirty. Played
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Speaker 1: Lucy Pavinci in the Chronicles of Narnia movies and Meg
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Speaker 1: Tutor on the Stars series The Spanish Princess Fred Savage.
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Speaker 1: All right, are you guys ready for this one? Fred
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Speaker 1: Savage is forty nine to day, making us all feel
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Speaker 1: old because we're all about the same age as Fred Savage,
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Speaker 1: and that means we all remember Fred Savage from the
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Speaker 1: show Wonder Years and we all kind of grew up
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Speaker 1: with him, so this one hurts a bit. He's also
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Speaker 1: a grandson in The Princess Bride and the Mole in
35:47
Speaker 1: Austin Powers.
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Speaker 3: In gold Member, didn't they try to reboot The Wonder Years.
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Speaker 3: Did they do that?
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Speaker 1: They did?
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Speaker 2: It was like the Black version of The Wonder Years.
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Speaker 1: Okay, it it was the Black version and set in
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Speaker 1: the nineties, I think, or was it the eighties or
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Speaker 1: sex I don't remember. I didn't watch it.
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Speaker 3: I don't know.
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Speaker 1: I really don't know if there's really much of any
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Speaker 1: reboots I've really actually watched.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, the reboot Dallas is really I mean, and that's sad.
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Speaker 3: That was it was really good. Yeah, I hate like, I.
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Speaker 2: Don't know, somewhere between fifteen and twenty years ago, but uh,
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Speaker 2: I guess that was about twenty and twenty eleven. Yeah,
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Speaker 2: I watched that. But yeah, as far as reboots in
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Speaker 2: general generally have been.
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Speaker 1: Crap, I'll watch I'll watch a movie that will be remade.
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Speaker 1: I'll watch that on occasion, depending on what it is
36:45
Speaker 1: like right now. I just I just saw the trailer
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Speaker 1: for The Running Man starring Glenn Powell, and I loved
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Speaker 1: the first movie you know that came out in the
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Speaker 1: eighties with with Schwarzenegger. So I'm looking forward to I'll
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Speaker 1: see a remake of a movie. But the TV shows
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Speaker 1: not as much't really didn't really do much for me,
37:05
Speaker 1: like the Total Recall remake with Colin I think it
37:09
Speaker 1: was Colin Farrell. Eh, the one with Schwarzenegger was better.
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Speaker 1: I have high hopes though for this new Running Man
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Speaker 1: because it supposedly sticks closer to the source material from
37:17
Speaker 1: Stephen King's original story.
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Speaker 3: Gotcha. And then the Dallas one was good. I remember that.
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Speaker 4: I watched that one that's got a fellow Mesquite kid
37:25
Speaker 4: Miskiti and I don't know what we're called Josh Henderson
37:29
Speaker 4: was from.
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Speaker 1: Did they do a Duke's at Hazard reboot or just
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Speaker 1: the movie?
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Speaker 3: Just the movie?
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Speaker 4: Okay, but that would be kind of cool to see
37:38
Speaker 4: how they did that one fantasy island they did and
37:40
Speaker 4: that wasn't great.
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Speaker 2: I think that one is kind of dark, wouldn't it.
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Speaker 1: Yes, Now, I'm okay with a reimagining reboot, Like if
37:49
Speaker 1: they want to do the Love Boat, but do it
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Speaker 1: something darker, I'm okay with that.
37:54
Speaker 4: Just make it a carnival cruise that just just stops
37:58
Speaker 4: it gets stranded at sea. The Chlamydia Cabin, Gilligan's Island
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Speaker 4: you couldn't do today, Like there's too much technology, right,
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Speaker 4: So I'm gonna be able to fix that boat in
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Speaker 4: an hour mm hm. But they did Magnum p I,
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Speaker 4: which I thought was awful. Then mcgiver that kind of
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Speaker 4: lasted for a minute.
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Speaker 1: Yes it did. That's right. I think that that did
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Speaker 1: kind of catch on again. Yeah, but again I didn't
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Speaker 1: watch it, so I don't know.
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Speaker 2: It was all CBS two I mean in that, I mean,
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Speaker 2: I mean and one it's supposed to be good with
38:43
Speaker 2: Kathy Baits, Kathy Bates.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, I may actually watch that because I'm a huge
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Speaker 1: fan of Kathy Baits.
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Speaker 4: Yeah yeah, trust me, the CBS loves that stuff. Because
38:51
Speaker 4: and I think I might have told this before. I've
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Speaker 4: been on there lot many a time. And when I
38:55
Speaker 4: was the first time I went there, I was looking
38:57
Speaker 4: for directions and they're like, what street are you on?
38:59
Speaker 4: I was like, I'm at the corner of Gilligan's Island
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Speaker 4: and gun Smoke because that's what all the show in
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Speaker 4: the streets are named on the Radford lotter after their
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Speaker 4: TV shows.
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Speaker 1: Wow, you know you're right. It is CBS that reboots
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Speaker 1: all these old shows. And it kind of makes sense
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Speaker 1: because CBS is known for having the older demographic of
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Speaker 1: television viewers, so every twenty years they just remake whatever
39:22
Speaker 1: show was hot twenty years ago, because the new generation
39:26
Speaker 1: has moved into that age demographic that they're looking for.
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Speaker 1: So yeah, they'll do you know, Magnum p I again,
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Speaker 1: mcguiver and whatever, Matt Locke, because they know that we
39:39
Speaker 1: watched our grandparents watch those shows, and then we're going
39:42
Speaker 1: to watch those shows, partly for nostalgia and also because
39:45
Speaker 1: we now identify with the old people.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, but I mean, yeah, I guess, but we'll go
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Speaker 4: We'll always do the same thing.
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Speaker 3: We'll go back to how the original was and does
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Speaker 3: this hold up?
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Speaker 4: And even if it is a little nostalgia to it,
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Speaker 4: if it's not as cheesy or campy, I don't think
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Speaker 4: we'd watch it.
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Speaker 1: I don't know.
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Speaker 4: Like I want mcguiver to solve like diffuse bombs with
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Speaker 4: a paper clip, Like I don't want him to actually
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Speaker 4: use a diagram off his iPhone.
40:18
Speaker 1: That's cheating. You don't get to do that.
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Speaker 4: I need a paper clip, some wire and some bubblegum
40:24
Speaker 4: and uh and he's going to save the world, that's
40:27
Speaker 4: what That's what I need.
40:29
Speaker 3: I need.
40:30
Speaker 4: I need boss Hog to be a big fat white
40:32
Speaker 4: dude in a seersucker suit, like I need.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, and the only thing technology based that mcgiver can
40:38
Speaker 1: use is a post it note, and like of the
40:42
Speaker 1: materials around him, he can turn those into something technology based.
40:46
Speaker 1: Like if he has a post it note and a
40:48
Speaker 1: paper clip, he can make his own clippy.
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Speaker 3: I like how you're making mcgiver now like it has
40:52
Speaker 3: an office job.
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Speaker 1: Well, it's a darker reimagining.
40:59
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Speaker 1: with Trey Trinholm and Raj Sharma. This is one of
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Speaker 1: those headlines that if you laugh, you're going to hell.
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Speaker 1: And what I mean by that is you're coming with me?
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Speaker 1: Because I just saw this headline and laughed way too hard.
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Speaker 1: I just want to know if I'm going to have
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Speaker 1: company on the bus to help.
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Speaker 3: Okay.
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Speaker 1: A visitor who is well versed in safety protocols lost
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Speaker 1: an arm and a lion attack at a zoo.
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Speaker 3: Visitor to the zoo, well versed in safety products.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, visitor well versed in safety protocols lose his arm
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Speaker 1: and lion attack at zoo. I like it, all right,
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Speaker 1: thank you, Raj. You're taking the ride with me. Trey's
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Speaker 1: holding on. I'm holding on to his.
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Speaker 2: Faith proud I'm I'm wondering whoever wrote that headline is
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Speaker 2: really really read that. I mean, a visitor who thought
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Speaker 2: they were well versed in safety protocols that would have
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Speaker 2: a little more.
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Speaker 3: A visitor with safety protocols that orn updated.
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Speaker 2: A visitor what was what was the commercial? It was
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Speaker 2: like holiday inn? You know. Oh, I'm not a doctor,
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Speaker 2: but I stayed at a holiday inn. You know that's
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Speaker 2: something express.
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Speaker 3: Yeah.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm not a lion tamer, but I did stay
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Speaker 1: at a holiday in Express last night.
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Speaker 2: A visitor who watched a YouTube video.
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Speaker 1: On basically Cliff Claven went to a zoo in Australia
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Speaker 1: and said I got it.
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Speaker 3: Visitor to local zoo now collapsed with one hand.
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Speaker 1: Now clapsed by hitting self in head. A woman in
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Speaker 1: her fifties is believed to have lost an arm when
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Speaker 1: a lion maulder at an Australian zoo on Sunday. You know,
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Speaker 1: I think she can confirm that pretty quickly for you.
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Speaker 1: I don't think you just need to be believed or
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Speaker 1: just check the lion's mouth, you know. Anyway, give you
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Speaker 1: a gave you a.
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Speaker 2: Nub up.
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Speaker 4: Confirmed an updated to Jay's stepmom did rub her up
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Speaker 4: and down with ground meats before they sent her.
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Speaker 1: The terrifying incident unfolded around eight twenty in the morning
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Speaker 1: at the Darling Downs Zoo near to Woomba in Queensland,
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Speaker 1: as the woman, a longtime visitor, watched zoo keepers caring
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Speaker 1: for the beast. What was the name of the place again,
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Speaker 1: Darling Downs.
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Speaker 2: We're big footing YETI filming this no.
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Speaker 1: According to this statement. According to the statement released by
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Speaker 1: the Darling Downs Zoo, this morning, a much loved member
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Speaker 1: of our family was watching keepers work in the carnivore
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Speaker 1: precinct The woman had done this many times over the
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Speaker 1: past twenty years. She is well versed in safety protocols
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Speaker 1: around potentially dangerous animals. Inexplicably, at this stage, one animal
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Speaker 1: grabbed her by one arm and caused severe damage to it.
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Speaker 2: You know, she was a white lady and she just
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Speaker 2: you know, had to pet the murder kitty.
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Speaker 3: Oh, train never fails.
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Speaker 1: That's exactly what happened. We don't believe it to be.
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Speaker 1: We know what happened. I don't care how many times
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Speaker 1: you have to say say it. People will not listen.
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Speaker 1: Do not pet the murder kitty.
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Speaker 3: They should just stand her next to the exhibit from
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Speaker 3: now can I pet the line? This is what can happen.
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Speaker 1: Well, hey, Martha, we know you've been coming here for
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Speaker 1: twenty years as a patron. Well, good news, we're gonna
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Speaker 1: offer you a job. The bad news is you're a
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Speaker 1: living warning.
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Speaker 4: Design says want to pet the animals? Please see Martha.
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Speaker 1: She's like Australia's version of Big Text with just one arm.
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Speaker 3: It just puts to the exit.
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Speaker 6: All right.
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