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

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Speaker 1: Start your day with Wes. You're listening to the West
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Speaker 1: Carrol Morning Show.
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Speaker 2: Friday morning, sixteenth day of May. I'm Wes, Thanks for
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Speaker 2: joining me. Friday means we take a look at some
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Speaker 2: of the strange and bizarre news from around the world.
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Speaker 2: And there are a couple of people in this that
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Speaker 2: you just think. You have people that just can't help themselves,
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Speaker 2: Like they get in their own way and they cause
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Speaker 2: their own problems, and I mean, you feel bad for them,
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Speaker 2: but you kind of think, how bad can you feel
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Speaker 2: for them? Maybe that's been a little bit of a
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Speaker 2: theme this week the NBA. They're a little pr issue.
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Speaker 2: We talked about that yesterday and then we talked about
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Speaker 2: Pete Rose just getting in his own way. Sometimes that's
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Speaker 2: what happens. You get people that just they can't stay
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Speaker 2: out of their own way. And I think we've been
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Speaker 2: dealing with that with politics. We've been dealing with that
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Speaker 2: for a number of different things. To get this, David
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Speaker 2: howkitt Yet, people that just can't get out of their
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Speaker 2: own way sometimes, and that's just the reality with things.
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Speaker 2: And we'll have a couple of those strange and bizarre
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Speaker 2: news stories today that hit on that, and again you
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Speaker 2: kind of think, hey, I'd like to think that if
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Speaker 2: somebody won a lot of money in the lottery that
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Speaker 2: they would find a way to make that a positive
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Speaker 2: thing in their lives. You know, like, hey, this was
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Speaker 2: meant to be. I have somehow beaten the odds and
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Speaker 2: won the lottery, and you think, well, this has got
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Speaker 2: to be a really good thing, right, And then sometimes no,
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Speaker 2: not so much, just because of their own actions. So
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Speaker 2: let's do this. We have fifty year old man from Kentucky,
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Speaker 2: James Farthing is his name. He back in April won
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Speaker 2: a one hundred and sixty seven point three million dollar
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Speaker 2: powerball jackpot, Remember when it was up that high and
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Speaker 2: it just dropped on the big sign. Well that's the
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Speaker 2: guy who won it. And he went to the lottery
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Speaker 2: office in Lexington and he said to let me get
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Speaker 2: my giant check, both figuratively and literally. I guess they
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Speaker 2: still take the picture of the giant check. I don't know.
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Speaker 2: And then he went to jail. See Farthing and his
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Speaker 2: forty two year old girlfriend, whose name happens to be
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Speaker 2: Jacqueline fight Master. Yeah that's her name, not just the
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Speaker 2: one that she gives to authorities. And that sounds like
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Speaker 2: maybe a wrestling name, but no, no, no, that's her name. Decided, Hey,
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Speaker 2: we got this giant check, We're going to go to
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Speaker 2: Saint Pete Saint Pete Beach, Florida Trade Winds Resort, and
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Speaker 2: he ended up getting arrested because he kicked a police
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Speaker 2: officer in the face. Police responded to the resort to
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Speaker 2: break up a fight between Farthing and another guest. You
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Speaker 2: would think fight Master would have been involved, but not necessarily,
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Speaker 2: at least not according to this. An officer attempted to
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Speaker 2: separate them, Farthing allegedly kicked him in the face and
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Speaker 2: attempted to run away. Now separately, this is where fight
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Speaker 2: Master gets involved. A very intoxicated fight Master was aggressive
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Speaker 2: in trying to fight some of the other patrons. They
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Speaker 2: were both eventually taken into custine arrested. Farthing, who himself
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Speaker 2: happens to be an ex convict at his bond set
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Speaker 2: ten thousand dollars, which he should be able to pay.
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Speaker 2: I think he's got it, but he's was at present
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Speaker 2: being held behind bars on a parole violation. We'll see
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Speaker 2: how this plays out for him. It's one of those
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Speaker 2: things where you just think you had it. You had
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Speaker 2: it made. Man, build yourself a compound and just hang out.
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Speaker 2: You're good. You're good. You got one hundred and sixty
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Speaker 2: seven million or whatever it does after taxes. You don't
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Speaker 2: need to go. You don't need to go immediately down
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Speaker 2: to Florida and get into trouble. You become like it's
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Speaker 2: like you win the lottery and you instantly become Florida man.
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Speaker 2: I suspect that he was kind of already there. All right,
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Speaker 2: let's uh, let's go to this other guy. This is
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Speaker 2: this is not like I don't think this is his
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Speaker 2: own doing. This is just a sad story, all right.
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Speaker 2: It's sad because of the way this plays out. Uh
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Speaker 2: so you and Valentine had a this is in the UK,
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Speaker 2: by the way, a Honda Civic type R. I'm not
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Speaker 2: a car guy. I don't know if that's a British car.
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Speaker 2: Is that something that you can get in America? I
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Speaker 2: don't know. But he had it stolen from his driveway
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Speaker 2: earlier this year, right car stolen, loved the car and taken.
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Speaker 2: He filed a report with police. After the investigation appeared
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Speaker 2: to be going nowhere, he assumed his car was gone
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Speaker 2: and he needed to get a new vehicle, so he
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Speaker 2: started searching for a replacement, and he was able to
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Speaker 2: f another Honda Civic type car, also black. By the way,
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Speaker 2: his previous one was black, and he thought, well, this
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Speaker 2: is going to be close to what I had before,
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Speaker 2: so I'm going to get it. So he purchased the
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Speaker 2: car for twenty six thousand dollars. He got it home
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Speaker 2: and realized that there were some things inside the car
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Speaker 2: that kind of indicated that maybe it was already his car,
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Speaker 2: Christmas tree, pine needles in the trunk, food wrappers that
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Speaker 2: he remembered having inside his old car. He plugged in
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Speaker 2: his phone to the entertainment system, but immediately connected didn't
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Speaker 2: need to be paired. That's a pretty good indicator. He
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Speaker 2: checked the car's navigation history and saw it had been
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Speaker 2: to his house and his parents' house, and if he
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Speaker 2: needed any more evidence than that that he had bought
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Speaker 2: basically his stolen car, he took it to a Hanta dealership,
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Speaker 2: where the workers discovered the original VEN number had been
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Speaker 2: scratched off and replaced with a fake VEN. It was
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Speaker 2: in fact his car. The person who sold him the
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Speaker 2: car and says he purchased it from someone else and
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Speaker 2: had no idea what was stolen, and the situation's currently
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Speaker 2: trying to be resolved. Poor guy. I mean, hopefully this
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Speaker 2: works out for him in the end and at least
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Speaker 2: he got his car back. Now, the obvious question in
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Speaker 2: all of this, I don't know how they buy cars
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Speaker 2: in the UK, but typically, I mean, even if you're
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Speaker 2: buying a used car from another individual, if it's got
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Speaker 2: food wrappers in it, maybe you don't buy it, Like
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Speaker 2: why are there? Why are they're McDonald's rappers all over
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Speaker 2: the floor when you're you know, when you're looking at
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Speaker 2: the car to buy it, you didn't take a notice
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Speaker 2: of it. Then, Uh, you didn't just run a vacuum
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Speaker 2: maybe in the trunk any of that kind of stuff.
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Speaker 2: A woman in Greece filed for a divorce from her
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Speaker 2: husband of twelve years after she used chat gpt to
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Speaker 2: read his coffee grounds and the AI chatbot told her
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Speaker 2: that he was cheating. It sounds weird because it kind
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Speaker 2: of is. The woman into task geography, the ancient practice
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Speaker 2: of interpreting tea leaves, coffee grounds and wine sediments to
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Speaker 2: predict the future or gain insight into a person's life.
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Speaker 2: Chat gpt returned a full reading of the coffee grounds,
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Speaker 2: which told her that her husband was involved with a
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Speaker 2: younger woman and intent on destroying the family. It even
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Speaker 2: identified these secret mistresses, a woman with a name it
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Speaker 2: starts with the letter E. Her husband called the AI
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Speaker 2: findings baseless and said that his wife has always had
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Speaker 2: a fascination with viral trends and believe this was just
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Speaker 2: a phase. He said. I laughed at off as nonsense,
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Speaker 2: but she took it seriously and she asked me to leave,
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Speaker 2: told our kids we were getting divorced. Then I got
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Speaker 2: a call from a lawyer, and that's when I realized
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Speaker 2: that this wasn't just a phase. I mean, it knows
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Speaker 2: the name of the mistress, at least what letter it
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Speaker 2: starts with. So I city in Turkey was recently placed
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Speaker 2: on lockdown after authorities chose to destroy an enormous seizure
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Speaker 2: of cannabis by burning it in the center of town,
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Speaker 2: which of course had the side effect that you might assume.
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Speaker 2: I believe the official term is contact high. Turkish authorities
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Speaker 2: confiscated twenty tons of weed from drug smugglers over the
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Speaker 2: last few years, and it had been held as evidence
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Speaker 2: for a while, but it was no longer needed. Law
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Speaker 2: enforcement decided to burn it in a huge bonfire. There
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Speaker 2: was so much in the smoke that it covered the city,
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Speaker 2: and it made many of the locals high and sick.
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Speaker 2: Many reported feeling dizzy and nauseous. Authorities received a ton
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Speaker 2: of criticism as residents have locked themselves inside their homes.
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Speaker 2: Officials looking into alternative methods to disposing of drugs in
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Speaker 2: the future. Some of the fast food restaurants apparently had
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Speaker 2: a roaring trade over those few days. Maybe twinkie sales
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Speaker 2: went up. I don't know, just things I heard. I
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Speaker 2: don't know any experience. And the stink, I mean, it
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Speaker 2: would literally stink in the town. I mean that's that's
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Speaker 2: kind of what Columbus feels like, smells like at least
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Speaker 2: most of the time. Anyway, All right, Back to Florida.
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Speaker 2: Florida man under arrest after police found drugs and homemade
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Speaker 2: explosives in his car and if he didn't want to
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Speaker 2: get pulled over, maybe he shouldn't have looked suspicious. Thirty
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Speaker 2: seven year old Adam Roach was pulled over after police
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Speaker 2: noticed he was driving a car with a cardboard license
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Speaker 2: plate which read private. When police approached him, he claimed
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Speaker 2: that he didn't have any identification on him, but a
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Speaker 2: quick search inside the vehicle discovered his birth certificate identifying him.
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Speaker 2: They also searched and turned up methamphetamine and two pipe bombs.
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Speaker 2: Police called a bomb squad of the scene to disarm
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Speaker 2: the explosives. Roach was arrested in charge of making a bomb,
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Speaker 2: possessing explosives, possession of a controlled substance, tampering with evidence,
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Speaker 2: possession of drug paraphernilia. It doesn't say having a fake
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Speaker 2: license plate, but I would think that could could be.
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Speaker 2: I know they usually look they want to add anything
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Speaker 2: else to it at all. If they want to just
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Speaker 2: tack that on there, you would think like tacking the
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Speaker 2: license plate on the back of the car. Hey. Authorities
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Speaker 2: in Leander, Texas completely puzzled by a flock of sheep
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Speaker 2: that have been wandering around in elementary school. Police shared
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Speaker 2: photos of the sheep strolling on sidewalks and crossing roads
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Speaker 2: and have no idea where the animals came from or
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Speaker 2: who the owner is. The police department posted on social media,
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Speaker 2: do you EWE know where your sheep are? We called
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Speaker 2: little bo peep. She said she found her sheep and
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Speaker 2: these are not part of her flock. We're hoping they
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Speaker 2: will lead us to the home, wagging the tails behind them.
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Speaker 2: They're asking for anyone with information who could notify who
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Speaker 2: the sheep belonged to. It's a strange problem to have,
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Speaker 2: you know. I mean, it's Texas, Okay. Seems like maybe
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Speaker 2: if you're going to be in a state like Texas,
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Speaker 2: maybe there'd be a chance of that happening. But it's
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Speaker 2: still a strange thing to happen. Reptile wranglers in Florida
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Speaker 2: responded to a call from a homeowner who had a
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Speaker 2: problem with iguanas burrowing holes in their yards. She had
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Speaker 2: no idea how big the problem was, though, when wranglers
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Speaker 2: got to the house and wound up finding nearly one
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Speaker 2: hundred iguana eggs on the property, Michelle Roncillo, owner of
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Speaker 2: the Humane Iguana Control said, we removed ninety eight eggs.
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Speaker 2: Three female iguanas had nested in burrows and were all interconnected,
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Speaker 2: and each had laid her own clutch. He added that
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Speaker 2: there was it was the most eggs that ever collected
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Speaker 2: from single property, and the homeowner, had they not been called,
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Speaker 2: would eventually had a giant army of iguanas on the property.
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Speaker 2: I would say, so that sounds like a lot of
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Speaker 2: iguanas fun fact, I just learned that. I guess basically
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Speaker 2: iguana laying their eggs. It's called a clutch. We learned
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Speaker 2: something here today. It's always nice when we can learn something, right,
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Speaker 2: all right? Back to Florida, as a woman was arrested
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Speaker 2: for domestic battery after she allegedly attacked her wife with
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Speaker 2: nachos and shoved cheese down the back of her leggings.
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Speaker 2: Please say Thirty nine year old Allison Swan, a nurse,
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Speaker 2: got into an argument with her wife at three am.
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Speaker 2: They say nothing good happens after midnight. I beg to differ.
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Speaker 2: If there's a nacho fight, it can be good. Right
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Speaker 2: At three am, Swan was upset that her wife was
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Speaker 2: eating nachos and made a comment about her weight. The
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Speaker 2: argument turned violent when Swan allegedly grabbed a handful of
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Speaker 2: nachos covered in cheese, of course, and started shoving them
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Speaker 2: down the victim's pants. Swan then hooked her fingers into
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Speaker 2: her wife's mouth like a fish hook and repeatedly slammed
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Speaker 2: her head into the floor. See this is goes south
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Speaker 2: real fast, As they tend to do when you have
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Speaker 2: food fights of this nature, not to mention there's some
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Speaker 2: body shaming in this too. A friend of the wife
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Speaker 2: heard the commotion over an open phone line and called
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Speaker 2: nine one one. When police arrived, Swan denied any physical
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Speaker 2: altercation and claimed her wife was drunk and covered herself
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Speaker 2: in cheese. Officers, however, weren't buying it and placed her
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Speaker 2: under arrest. She was released on bond, ordered to have
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Speaker 2: no contact with her wife. I would say maybe limit
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Speaker 2: her contact with nachos too. I would think you don't
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Speaker 2: want her running around with nachos if she's gonna act
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Speaker 2: like this. Nobody wants that. Not all moms like getting
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Speaker 2: surprises on Mother's Day, especially two in La, who received
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Speaker 2: unwanted and disgusting deliveries from an Amazon driver on Sunday
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Speaker 2: Mother's Day. Scarity cameras outside two homes in Woodland Hills
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Speaker 2: captured a female Amazon driver pulling down her shorts and
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Speaker 2: relieving herself on a front porch. In one video, the
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Speaker 2: driver can be seen pulling up her shorts and leaving behind.
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Speaker 2: There's no good way to say this, but not a onesie,
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Speaker 2: you know, a twoesie. In a second video, the same
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Speaker 2: driver scene pulling down her shorts and squatting. The videos
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Speaker 2: were shared with the Amazon The company immediately fired her.
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Speaker 2: They also apologized to both customers. How about like a
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Speaker 2: you know, ten dollars gift certificate. This is just something
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Speaker 2: to go like make it a little bit better, just
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Speaker 2: a little something, you know. I mean she already got
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Speaker 2: a little something, but maybe maybe just a little something
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Speaker 2: else to make it a little bit better. Cleaning crews
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Speaker 2: in Aurora, Colorado, scrambled to clean up a huge mess
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Speaker 2: when a truck spilled eggs all over a stretch of
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Speaker 2: Interstate seventy. Authorities say the accident occurred shortly after midnight
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Speaker 2: on Monday. The driver of a semi had swerved to
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Speaker 2: avoid hitting a vehicle which had suddenly stopped, but veered
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Speaker 2: off the highway and struck a pole. The trailer cracked open,
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Speaker 2: and hundreds of cases of eggs spilled out, not iguana eggs.
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Speaker 2: Though the driver of the truck suffered minor injuries, the
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Speaker 2: spill kept a portion the highway closed for six hours
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Speaker 2: while crews work to clean up the mess and tow
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Speaker 2: away the truck. It's a lot of eggs. Price the
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Speaker 2: eggs is down a little bit. But this isn't gonna help.
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Speaker 2: This is not going to make things any better, wasting
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Speaker 2: Right after the break, all right, there's still a lot
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Speaker 2: to talk about. The Nintendo switch part two. The switch
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Speaker 2: kids have already told me that they don't expect one
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Speaker 2: switch to, and you're planning to, you know, tamper with it.
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Speaker 2: But we'll see if we start getting reports about that
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Speaker 2: once these things come out in June, because they were
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Speaker 2: just weeks away from those things coming out. A company
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Speaker 2: called Cortical Labs, based in Melbourne, Australia, I'll be there soon,
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Speaker 2: has created the cl one, which is a computer that
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Speaker 2: runs on living lab grown human brain cells. What So,
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Speaker 2: instead of building a computer with non living chips, you know,
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Speaker 2: got those little silicon chips and then program, they're building
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Speaker 2: a computer with self programming, flexible biological material added to
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Speaker 2: the chips and improves as it learns more and more,
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Speaker 2: much like brains. This is a weird take on AI,
21:17
Speaker 2: isn't it? I mean, is it me? Or does this
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Speaker 2: not sound like the beat? This is the Maybe this
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Speaker 2: is when the AI goes wrong? This, you know, I mean,
21:26
Speaker 2: we worry, we hear all this stuff about Skynett and
21:29
Speaker 2: and and you know, the Terminator franchise and John Connor
21:33
Speaker 2: and all that stuff, All of that stuff we need
21:35
Speaker 2: to be aware of when it comes to AI. And
21:37
Speaker 2: it's not just the Terminator franchise, any of these movies
21:40
Speaker 2: that have AI. It eventually goes bad. I mean that
21:44
Speaker 2: was that movie Her. It always eventually gets to a
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Speaker 2: bad place, doesn't it doesn't it always get there? And
21:52
Speaker 2: then now you start mixing in a human DNA in
21:56
Speaker 2: the mix, because at some point this thing will start
21:59
Speaker 2: making the case it's alive and you have to go, well, yeah,
22:02
Speaker 2: I mean I guess it is to some degree. I
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Speaker 2: don't know. We can't even as a society agree on
22:09
Speaker 2: you know, when people are alive, Like, we have a
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Speaker 2: hard time with that already, So I don't know, maybe
22:14
Speaker 2: this will never come into play, all right, A bit
22:16
Speaker 2: of James Bond. History's up for sale. Actor Sean Connery
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Speaker 2: played James Bond until nineteen seventy and then after his
22:23
Speaker 2: legendary run, he bought a six story villa in the
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Speaker 2: south of France which overlooks the Mediterranean Sea. It's still
22:30
Speaker 2: referred to as the Bond Villa or Villa, and it's
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Speaker 2: now for sale twenty six point four million dollars, five bedrooms,
22:38
Speaker 2: five bathrooms, and the rooftop deck has a barbecue area,
22:44
Speaker 2: which is vital. Also, there's a guest villa there so
22:48
Speaker 2: you don't have to worry about you're visiting, you know,
22:53
Speaker 2: family and friends making a big mess when they come
22:55
Speaker 2: and stay over night. They got their own little place.
22:58
Speaker 2: But it's kind of cool. This is something that you know,
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Speaker 2: James Bond lived in right after I guess he retired.
23:04
Speaker 2: This is like the retirement village, the retirement villa for
23:10
Speaker 2: James Bond. That's where he went to relax and wind
23:13
Speaker 2: down and probably shower. And there were a lot of
23:16
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23:19
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