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Strange and Bizarre News with Snakes and Planes · 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, the second day of May. I'm Wes, thanks
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Speaker 2: for joining me. We're working our way into Star Wars
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Speaker 2: Day weekend. Can we go ahead and start celebrating Star
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Speaker 2: Wars Day now? I mean, I know it's not May
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Speaker 2: the fourth yet, but it's close enough you can make
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Speaker 2: it a whole Star Wars weekend. I suppose got all
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Speaker 2: these episodes of and Or enjoying season two of and
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Speaker 2: Or so far, I'm four episodes in. They're coming out
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Speaker 2: in waves of three. So I thought the first season
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Speaker 2: of and Or was excellent, as good as anything, maybe
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Speaker 2: the best sort of I like Mandalorian a lot. I
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Speaker 2: do like I really enjoyed, especially the first season of Mandalorian.
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Speaker 2: But you know, and Or just it's just hitting a
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Speaker 2: certain way. And I know now we're into the second season,
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Speaker 2: and I don't want to spoil anything. I don't do that,
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Speaker 2: but it's there's a lot of talk about some of
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Speaker 2: the themes in the show. I think there's people who
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Speaker 2: sometimes maybe watch Star Wars and they see a lot
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Speaker 2: of politics in it. And now some shows and movies
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Speaker 2: you're going to see politics when you're watching it. I
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Speaker 2: did a show weeks ago about rewatching The Dark Knight Rises,
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Speaker 2: the third Chris Nolan Batman movie, and how watching it
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Speaker 2: now it just hits a little differently. It was a
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Speaker 2: very different experience watching it after the Trump reelection and
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Speaker 2: the comeback. It just hit differently. There were so many
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Speaker 2: things about it they kind of lined up with things
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Speaker 2: that sort of happened. I mean it's metaphorical, of course,
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Speaker 2: and it wasn't intentional. I don't think Chris Nolan has
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Speaker 2: a unless he's a time traveler. I don't know that
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Speaker 2: he has a crystal ball. Although if you can make
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Speaker 2: a case with Christopher Nolan's movies that if there is
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Speaker 2: a director that has the ability to travel in time,
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Speaker 2: it would probably be Chris Nolan. I mean he's figured
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Speaker 2: it out in at least one movie. No spoilers, not
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Speaker 2: going to do that, and he kind of well, maybe
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Speaker 2: a couple.
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Speaker 3: Of movies he figured out.
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Speaker 2: One of them he told the story backwards, So that's
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Speaker 2: another way I suppose you could make a case for
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Speaker 2: time travel. But anyway, so sometimes you're going to see that,
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Speaker 2: sometimes you're going to see certain themes in it that
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Speaker 2: relate to real life. It's just the way it is.
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Speaker 2: Sometimes it's being done on purpose. Sometimes I think they
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Speaker 2: think it's being done on purpose, and then it's not.
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Speaker 2: I don't know that I've seen anywhere than any of
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Speaker 2: the themes of and Or are specifically trying to mirror
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Speaker 2: things happening in the world. There has been some discussions
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Speaker 2: about people not having their papers and the Evil Empire
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Speaker 2: coming in to see people that don't.
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Speaker 3: Have their papers.
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Speaker 2: I don't know that when and Or season two was
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Speaker 2: getting made a year ago, you know, because it's been
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Speaker 2: a while the first season was out, and then it
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Speaker 2: takes a while for them to get these things made.
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Speaker 2: There's a lot of CGI and these things. So I
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Speaker 2: don't know that they could have possibly gotten any episodes
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Speaker 2: with any illegals with bad paperwork written into the show
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Speaker 2: just in the last one hundred days.
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Speaker 3: I don't think.
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Speaker 2: I think it took them longer than one hundred days,
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Speaker 2: is what I'm getting at. I don't know that there
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Speaker 2: was really any direct tie in, unless they were drawing
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Speaker 2: from the Obama presidency when he deported more people than
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Speaker 2: any president in I guess ever right ever, so maybe
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Speaker 2: they were drawing from that.
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Speaker 3: I don't know.
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Speaker 2: I'm not going to put that out there. I guess
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Speaker 2: I kind of did, but you know what I mean,
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Speaker 2: I'm not saying that that's where they drew it from.
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Speaker 2: And I don't think I think people that are jumping
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Speaker 2: to that conclusion maybe are being a little They're wanting
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Speaker 2: to see they're reading the tea leaves. I don't know,
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Speaker 2: through blue colored glasses or whatever.
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Speaker 3: To mix some metaphors.
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Speaker 2: But my point is you can see things in it.
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Speaker 2: And I don't know that my friends on the left
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Speaker 2: that see Star Wars as you know, Republicans or the
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Speaker 2: Evil Empire and the rebellion or the Democrats, I don't
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Speaker 2: know that I see it that way. I mean, you
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Speaker 2: could stretch it and go either direction. I can make
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Speaker 2: a stretch the other way and say, you know, the
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Speaker 2: ones that tell you what you're allowed to think and
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Speaker 2: say and do and what you have to do when
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Speaker 2: there's an illness that starts that you know, maybe one
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Speaker 2: of their own was at least in some way connected
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Speaker 2: to that illness getting started, and then also one of
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Speaker 2: the people who profited greatly off of any of the
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Speaker 2: treatments for it. That we're just kind of being made
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Speaker 2: up on the fly. You can make any of those
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Speaker 2: cases if you want to, if you really want to
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Speaker 2: stretch it. And again, just because I'm kind of quasi
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Speaker 2: putting it out there doesn't mean I'm making a strong
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Speaker 2: case for it. My point is I hope I can
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Speaker 2: get through the final This is just a two season show,
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Speaker 2: and then it catches you up to where the movie
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Speaker 2: Rogue One was, which is the immediate prequel to the
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Speaker 2: original Star Wars movie, which was originally called Star Wars
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Speaker 2: and then later Star Wars a New Hope. So I'm
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Speaker 2: hoping I can get through the second season of it
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Speaker 2: and not find anything drippingly political in it. That just
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Speaker 2: kind of drives me crazy because I don't need that.
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Speaker 2: I don't want that. I just want to be able
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Speaker 2: to enjoy it. So far, so good. I know that
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Speaker 2: the star of the show was on Jimmy Kimmel and
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Speaker 2: made some comment negative comments about Trump. I kind of
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Speaker 2: expect that now when someone goes in the other direction,
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Speaker 2: it's kind of a breadth of fresh air, but then
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Speaker 2: also a bit of a oh no, career suicide, and
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Speaker 2: you hope that's not what happens. People like Zachary Levi
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Speaker 2: and you know, who came out and supported Trump because
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Speaker 2: he didn't want to go to World War three. Who
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Speaker 2: wants to go to World War three? If you want
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Speaker 2: to have World War three, I think maybe you're on.
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Speaker 3: The side of the Empire. That's all. That's all I'm
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Speaker 3: getting at. I mean, is that a fair statement.
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Speaker 2: As we get ready to kick off Star Wars Day weekend,
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Speaker 2: it is Friday, and that means we're gonna dive into
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Speaker 2: some strange and bizarre news from around the world. We
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Speaker 2: got a couple of stories that involve airplanes. Now, let
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Speaker 2: me do this first, because one percent, if the kangaroo
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Speaker 2: story that happened over near Auburn was not basically a
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Speaker 2: local story, it would have made it into weird News, right,
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Speaker 2: It would have made it into our Strange and Bizarre
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Speaker 2: News segment.
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Speaker 3: It would have done it.
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Speaker 2: One of the sites I go to as I'm researching
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Speaker 2: and looking for these kinds of stories, one hundred percent
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Speaker 2: had the story about the kangaroo, which, by the way,
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Speaker 2: if you didn't know this, apparently the kangaroo that got
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Speaker 2: loose along the Highway I eighty five over between Auburn
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Speaker 2: and Tuskegee was named Sheila, which is a very appropriate
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Speaker 2: name for a female kangaroo, a pet kangaroo, which I
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Speaker 2: didn't know you could have a pet kangaroo. Now I
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Speaker 2: kind of want one. I don't know how expensive it is,
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Speaker 2: and I don't know how my dog would react to that,
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Speaker 2: But nor do I know if a kangaroo would fit
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Speaker 2: through our dog door. I don't think it would, but
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Speaker 2: I'd like to find out. And how high do the
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Speaker 2: fences need to be? Honestly, I don't know. I don't
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Speaker 2: know what to be prepared for. But apparently these people
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Speaker 2: weren't prepared either, So that's why I wonder these things.
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Speaker 2: So it would have made it into our Strange and
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Speaker 2: Bizarre News, but it's not going to be there because
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Speaker 2: we've already covered it. I mean, I kind of just
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Speaker 2: did a little bit, But I want to start with this.
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Speaker 2: Easy Jet flight England to Morocco made an emergency landing
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Speaker 2: in Portugal when a passenger freaked out because he thought, oh,
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Speaker 2: oh no, there's snakes on a plane.
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Speaker 3: Yeah.
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Speaker 2: The airline says the man was wearing a shirt with
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Speaker 2: a snake pattern and he appeared to be hallucinating. At
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Speaker 2: one point, he repeatedly shouted snakes on a plane.
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Speaker 3: We need to land.
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Speaker 2: His behavior made everyone on the plane nervous, including the pilot,
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Speaker 2: who made the decision to divert to Portugal. Once safely
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Speaker 2: on the ground, authorities came on took the passenger from
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Speaker 2: the plane. The flight eventually took off again and arrived
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Speaker 2: in Morocco with no further incidents. So I didn't see
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Speaker 2: a picture of the guy. I'm assuming. I'm assuming he
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Speaker 2: didn't look anything like Samuel L. Jackson, But maybe he did,
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Speaker 2: I don't know, might have reacted a little bit differently
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Speaker 2: about the snakes on the plane. Maybe different terminology.
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Speaker 3: The movie was.
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Speaker 2: The movie wasn't as bad as it should have been
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Speaker 2: to make it a good bad movie.
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Speaker 3: Does that make sense?
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Speaker 2: You want to see a good movie, or if you
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Speaker 2: can appreciate a really, really, really bad movie.
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Speaker 3: It has to be bad.
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Speaker 2: So Nake's on a Plane was somewhere like middle ish,
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Speaker 2: little below middleish, like like in the four out of ten.
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Speaker 2: If you were gonna rank it, you might give it
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Speaker 2: a four out of ten. That's not bad enough to
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Speaker 2: make it really good. You want a solid one er
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Speaker 2: point five. Those are the ed Wood quality movies that
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Speaker 2: are so bad that they're fantastic, but Anyway, it's just
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Speaker 2: my opinion.
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Speaker 3: All right.
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Speaker 2: Next, we got passengers on a Delta Airlines flight from
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Speaker 2: Atlanta to Chicago. Uh, basically, we're called into duty when
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Speaker 2: part of the plane's ceiling fell down shortly after takeoff.
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Speaker 2: Passengers say that a large ceiling panel broke loose came
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Speaker 2: crashing down. Several people had to hold up the panel
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Speaker 2: while remaining in their seats just to keep it off
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Speaker 2: people's heads. Once the plane reached altitude, the crew was
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Speaker 2: able to tape it back into play. The pilot decided
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Speaker 2: he better turn the plane around, though, and go back
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Speaker 2: to Atlanta for cabin maintenance. A video of the incident
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Speaker 2: was shared on social media. Passengers were boarded on another
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Speaker 2: plane took off with that incident. I'm thinking some hazard
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Speaker 2: pay for the passengers. I mean, I know they're not
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Speaker 2: paid passengers, but they themselves paid, So I would think
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Speaker 2: that maybe they deserve something holding up the ceiling of
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Speaker 2: the plane while they're flying, right, that would be good.
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Speaker 2: All right, let's jump over not an airline, but let's
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Speaker 2: have another snake story. So basically, you go out to
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Speaker 2: eat and you have a bad experience in a restaurant,
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Speaker 2: and you usually say well, I'm never going to eat
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Speaker 2: out again. Carletta Andrews says that she's not going to
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Speaker 2: go out to eat again because of what happened to her.
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Speaker 2: And this really does make sense. This isn't just like, hey,
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Speaker 2: the waiter didn't come to our table very much, we
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Speaker 2: didn't get our refills on our drinks or whatever. This
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Speaker 2: is a little worse than that. Scarletta was at a
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Speaker 2: Mexican restaurant in Sandston, Virginia, having a margarita when all
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Speaker 2: of a sudden, a baby snake fell out of the ceiling,
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Speaker 2: bounced off her head, and landed in her drink. She says,
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Speaker 2: I leaned in to take a sip and I noticed
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Speaker 2: something hit me in the forehead and I looked at
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Speaker 2: my husband, like what was that. When I turned around,
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Speaker 2: I saw the snake in my margarita and it was
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Speaker 2: moving and wrapping around my straw. A customer walked over
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Speaker 2: and helped grab the snake from the drink, took it outside.
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Speaker 2: The restaurant offered to move her to another table. She said, no,
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Speaker 2: I think I'm going to leave. Afterwards, she said she's
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Speaker 2: not gonna go out to eat again, at least not
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Speaker 2: anytime soon. So you know, who could blame her? Who
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Speaker 2: could blame her for not wanting to go out to
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Speaker 2: eat again?
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Speaker 3: You know?
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Speaker 2: Hey. A former Disney employee in Florida was sentenced to
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Speaker 2: three years in prison for hacking into the company's computer
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Speaker 2: servers to change the restaurant menus. Michael Schure worked as
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Speaker 2: a menu production manager at Disney World in Florida, but
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Speaker 2: was fired back in June after the company discovered he
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Speaker 2: had altered the menus to falsify allergen information, change prices,
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Speaker 2: and add profane language. Disney says it noticed the sabotage
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Speaker 2: before the printed menus were shipped out to restaurants. He
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Speaker 2: was handed over to police, and he was charged with
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Speaker 2: computer fraud and aggravated identity theft. He pled guilty in January.
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Speaker 2: Part of his sentence, he is required to pay six
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Speaker 2: hundred and ninety thousand dollars in restitution. So yeah, this
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Speaker 2: sounds almost like, you know, George Costanza trying to get
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Speaker 2: fired from the Yankees. That's a pretty big one, especially
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Speaker 2: if you're messing around with the allergen information and profane language.
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Speaker 3: That's not good.
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Speaker 2: That's like putting on the Mickey costume and rubin strawberries and.
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Speaker 3: Stuff all over your shirt. Right, all right. Another Disney story.
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Speaker 2: If you're planning a family trip to Walt Disney World,
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Speaker 2: they say pack your patients. Everybody says that you gotta
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Speaker 2: be ready. Patience, you gotta have it. You're gonna be
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Speaker 2: waiting in lines, You're gonna be people around, there's gonna
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Speaker 2: be waits for food, all that sort of stuff. Bad advice, though,
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Speaker 2: would be packing your cocaine. Florida dad was arrested when
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Speaker 2: he tried to enter the Magic Kingdom with a wallet
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Speaker 2: stuffed with cocaine that he told police that he brought
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Speaker 2: along to help him deal with stress during the day.
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Speaker 2: It's not unusual to fill you need a little boost
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Speaker 2: to get you through the day with all the crowds
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Speaker 2: and long lines that we've discussed, but I don't know,
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Speaker 2: Maybe think about coffee, maybe a caffeinated soft drink, maybe
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Speaker 2: an energy drink. Forty four year old Dustin Lee Wallace
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Speaker 2: says he needed something a little stronger, and he thought
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Speaker 2: he would bring cocaine in the park. He was stopped
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Speaker 2: and searched by park security and then later arrested. Yeah,
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Speaker 2: Pennsylvania High School had to dismiss early when cafeteria at
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Speaker 2: the school was taken over by a colony of ants.
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Speaker 2: Lower Daulphin High School discovered the ant infestation in the
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Speaker 2: kitchen and notice the staff I had been forced to
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Speaker 2: discard a lot of the food. Yeah, shortage of the
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Speaker 2: food was available for lunches, so the school had to
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Speaker 2: send students home early. School was back in session the
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Speaker 2: following day with only cold lunches that were served to
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Speaker 2: students in another area of the school. Exterminators have been
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Speaker 2: working to make sure that insects were taken care of
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Speaker 2: and they could get back to serving regular lunches to
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Speaker 2: the kids. A sus gross all right, a self described
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Speaker 2: TikTok astrologer who claims to be able to predict things
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Speaker 2: like earthquakes, probably should have seen police coming as they
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Speaker 2: were getting ready to arrest him. Authorities in me and
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Speaker 2: Mar arrested a popular TikToker, John Mothie. I guess it's
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Speaker 2: like Timothy, but John Methye I don't know for predicting
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Speaker 2: that another powerful earthquake would rock the Asian nation just
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Speaker 2: two weeks after one killed thirty seven hundred people and
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Speaker 2: destroyed countless homes and buildings. His followers, who were already
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Speaker 2: on edge and fearful of aftershocks, heard the prediction that
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Speaker 2: Thirty seven hundred people had just died, and nobody wanted
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Speaker 2: Right after the break. There's a couple of things that
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Speaker 2: take place in the month of May. I forgot to
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Speaker 2: really talk about either of these yesterday, or I had
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Speaker 2: other things to talk about. One is the start of
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Speaker 2: By coincidence, it's also National Salad Month. So I don't
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Speaker 2: salad month, salad month triggered.
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Speaker 3: Meat, I know of it.
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Speaker 2: It's people saying we don't need to have cows because
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Speaker 2: the cow farts changing the climate and all those sorts
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Speaker 2: of things. Anyway, it's whatever you want to do. If
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Speaker 2: you think not eating meat for a month is going
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Speaker 2: to be good for your health, then by all means
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Speaker 2: do it. If you think that the cow farts are
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Speaker 2: going to change the temperature of the planet, you probably
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Speaker 2: maybe you should do some more research.
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Speaker 3: I mean, I'm not a fardologist. Well my wife.
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Speaker 2: Might argue otherwise, but I'm definitely not a calfartologist. She
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Speaker 2: would agree with that. And I'll just tell you that
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Speaker 2: chances are you could probably have cows. And these are
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Speaker 2: the same people, also, by the way, that said you
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Speaker 2: shouldn't have a dog because the dog's farts and breathing
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Speaker 2: and all that sort of stuff. You don't want all
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Speaker 2: that co two. So I appreciate National Salad Month. If
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Speaker 2: you're gonna eat no meat, you should definitely be eating
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Speaker 2: lots of lots of salad.
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Speaker 3: I mean, that's what you would do.
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Speaker 2: It's also no mo May, which is again there's a
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Speaker 2: there's a climate reason for all of this, I guess,
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Speaker 2: because they say you don't mow your grass through the
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Speaker 2: month of May the entire month, Let the grass grow,
21:42
Speaker 2: let all of the little weeds grow their flowers, and
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Speaker 2: then bees will emerge from hibernation and you know, do
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Speaker 2: their thing, and it'll help with the bee population, might
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Speaker 2: even help, I guess with butterflies. You know, I'm pro butterfly.
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Speaker 2: I'm nothing if I'm not pro butterfly.
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Speaker 3: I'm pro bees too.
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Speaker 2: I just don't like the ones that are aggressive. I
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Speaker 2: don't need that. And it's not because of me. They
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Speaker 2: don't really bother me. But my kids really don't like
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Speaker 2: bees and wasps and all.
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Speaker 3: They just don't. They're not fans.
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Speaker 2: I'm not fan a fan of them either, but you know,
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Speaker 2: I tolerate them. But the point is I did get
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Speaker 2: really stung badly last year by a wasp, and that
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Speaker 2: was not fun, so I get it. The point is,
22:31
Speaker 2: if you want to let the grass grow and you
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Speaker 2: need an excuse to be lazy. This is your excuse
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Speaker 2: to be lazy. That's the real.
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Speaker 3: Moral of the story.
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Speaker 2: Now you may live in a place that has, you know,
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Speaker 2: an hoa, and you got to make sure that you're
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Speaker 2: allowed to let your grass grow. And if you could
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Speaker 2: come up with a reason that it's good for the bees,
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Speaker 2: which they say, you know, are dying off because of
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Speaker 2: all the calfarts, that's the point. This is all about calfarts.
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Speaker 2: The month of May is cal fart month and star wars.
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Speaker 3: I guess that's the two things.
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Speaker 2: According to a new survey, we have become homebodies, with
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Speaker 2: most people choosing to stay in on weekends rather than
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Speaker 2: go out. When asked to choose, seventy two percent of
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Speaker 2: respondent said they'd rather stay home with their friends than
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Speaker 2: go to a bar, club or a night spot, with
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Speaker 2: just twenty eight percent preferring to go out. And if
23:25
Speaker 2: you think it's a new trend, well you're right. Thirty
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Speaker 2: percent of those surveys said their preference for staying in
23:29
Speaker 2: happened just in the last few years. What could have
23:32
Speaker 2: happened in the last five years that would make people
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Speaker 2: appreciate not going out in public more I'm just trying
23:42
Speaker 2: to think if there was anything that was possibly making
23:47
Speaker 2: us feel like we needed to stay home all the
23:49
Speaker 2: time and mail in our ballots for an election, drop
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Speaker 2: them off in dropboxes that could be pulled out at
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Speaker 2: the last second and counted.
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Speaker 3: I don't know. I don't know if anything would have
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Speaker 3: had an influence on that.
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Speaker 2: But basically, people say they would rather stay in with
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Speaker 2: friends and go out because I think it's a better connection.
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Speaker 2: Can't argue with that, especially if you're spending time with
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Speaker 2: your family or your friends. You're just there and you're
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Speaker 2: spending time with them and there's not all the extra distractions,
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Speaker 2: especially not bars and nightclubs. Seventy four percent that said
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Speaker 2: that they have more meaningful conversations when they hang out
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Speaker 2: with friends at home rather than going out, So that.
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Speaker 3: All makes sense, definitely right.
24:32
Speaker 2: If you want to know when someone's lying, there's apparently
24:36
Speaker 2: a word that experts say is a dead giveaway to
24:41
Speaker 2: let you know someone isn't telling the truth. According to
24:44
Speaker 2: trial lawyer Jefferson Fisher, the one word that gives it
24:51
Speaker 2: away is when someone says the word never, It means
24:55
Speaker 2: that they're lying. He says, never is an extreme extremes
24:59
Speaker 2: are a dead give that they're usually not telling the truth,
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Speaker 2: Fisher said in an example, if you ask someone were
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Speaker 2: you texting while you were driving that day and they respond, no,
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Speaker 2: I never text, never text when I drive, it's clear
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Speaker 2: they're not being honest. Everyone texts when they drive at
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Speaker 2: some point in time. He said, never and always. It's
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Speaker 2: always or never true. So that's a big one. So
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Speaker 2: there you go. That'll do it for this Friday edition
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