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11/19/2025 The Dave Allen Show on 580 Live - Jason Quintrell, Tom Minturn, Robb Reel, Steve Animal and Joe Stevens · The Dave Allen Show

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Speaker 3: nine three five five zero zero. Wait next Thursday, Thanksgiving Day.
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Speaker 3: Yes there's football, Yes there's turkey and dressing and all
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Speaker 3: of a sudden they come along with it, parades and whatnot,
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Speaker 3: arguments with your family over something. But Union Mission is
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Speaker 3: going to present the fourteenth Annual Drumstick Dash Thanksgiving Morning.
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Speaker 3: Jason Contrell from Union Missions here, Tom Mentored from Chick
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Speaker 3: fil A as well. Tom, good morning and welcome to
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Speaker 3: the show. Good morning, Dave, thank you, thanks for having
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Speaker 3: us one. Hi and Jason, always a pleasure to have you,
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Speaker 3: my friend. Thank you, sir. Busy couple days for you
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Speaker 3: because we got this event which is Thanksgiving Day, but
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Speaker 3: then tomorrow we got Turkey Drop, which is happening here
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Speaker 3: either one of you. This is the fourteenth annual then
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Speaker 3: how this whole thing get started.
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Speaker 5: You know, that's a really good question. I think about Uh, obviously,
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Speaker 5: fourteen years ago they started this over at u See actually,
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Speaker 5: and they tried to keep it in Canall City, but
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Speaker 5: it got so big that they had to move it
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Speaker 5: over here to Charleston. So I don't know exactly what
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Speaker 5: year that was fourteen years ago. Yeah, but I mean
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Speaker 5: I don't know what year.
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Speaker 6: They more years, Charles, about three or four years in.
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Speaker 3: I was gonna give you a hard that one. I
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Speaker 3: was gonna say, I'm the guy that's not the math guide, Jason,
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Speaker 3: but come on, all right to me moving it to Charles,
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Speaker 3: I got you, I got you. So it's moving And
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Speaker 3: where where exactly does it take place in Charleston?
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Speaker 7: Uh?
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Speaker 5: Had at Riverfront, starts there, turns around at the Capitol,
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Speaker 5: and comes back and ends at the at the Riverfront
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Speaker 5: as well.
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Speaker 3: Now, Tom, talking about your involvement in this one.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, so honestly that Rex Whiteman, who was the director,
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Speaker 6: came and said, hey, we're gonna, we're gonna we're gonna
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Speaker 6: do this. We're gonna have this big thing. On Thanksgiving
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Speaker 6: Day said it's been successful, and so you know there
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Speaker 6: were no things giving day races and no way to
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Speaker 6: burn calories.
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Speaker 3: I mean, who got to burn calories beforehand? Beforehand? Yeah,
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Speaker 3: we call that pregaming. Yeah, you know, and so we've
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Speaker 3: got a pre game.
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Speaker 6: So he's uh, he'd ask us to be a partnership,
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Speaker 6: and so what a great opportunity to help feed people
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Speaker 6: and be able to provide uh in a partner with
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Speaker 6: the Union mission and their goal and their vision for
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Speaker 6: the people in in the kanav Valley and all across
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Speaker 6: the state, but definitely the Kanaul Valley and.
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Speaker 3: Those those people that run and those I almost said
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Speaker 3: those of us that run. Then I had to stop
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Speaker 3: myself and said, no, no, people that run. I have found.
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Speaker 3: It's like golfers. Uh, they want to help the community,
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Speaker 3: but they'll they'll do about anything they have an excuse
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Speaker 3: to come out to run. Is that right? Yes?
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Speaker 6: Yes, But there's a lot of people come out and
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Speaker 6: miss washed and jog and families come out right like
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Speaker 6: Jason talking earlier, they get they get dressed up and
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Speaker 6: do it's crazy.
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Speaker 5: You see more dogs in Turkey outfits and you can
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Speaker 5: imagine at this event it's crazy.
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Speaker 3: It's kind of like a little reunion too.
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Speaker 6: Because if people coming from out of state and they
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Speaker 6: see their friends they haven't seen since last year. I
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Speaker 6: haven't seen a while of people. Uh you know, you'll say,
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Speaker 6: hugging each other. It's like, I haven't seen you forever.
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Speaker 6: I'm like, you know, they're coming in from out of state,
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Speaker 6: which is awesome to be able to see it.
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Speaker 3: And Thanksgiving, guys, one of those holidays, I mean, you know,
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Speaker 3: the the Wednesday before Thanksgiving traditionally is known as the
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Speaker 3: busiest day of the year because sometimes people don't always
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Speaker 3: come in for the relatives for Christmas because we get
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Speaker 3: things with kids and so on and so forth. That
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Speaker 3: Thanksgiving is one of those that a lot of people
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Speaker 3: do gather. And again it's just a good opportunity to
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Speaker 3: come hang out a little bit. And what and it's
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Speaker 3: what starts at and registrations, what time.
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Speaker 5: We'll open the table. Register, I mean you can register now.
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Speaker 5: We would register for the last couple of months, but
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Speaker 5: you can register starting at seven o'clock if you need
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Speaker 5: to giving morning.
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Speaker 3: Do you recommend that people register ahead of time though
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Speaker 3: it helps us to get everything.
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Speaker 5: You can go to ap Timing's website and sign up
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Speaker 5: right there. You can go to our website as well.
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Speaker 3: And that's that ap timing. That's that's traditionally and runners
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Speaker 3: know that. Again I'm not one, but I know people
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Speaker 3: that are that. That's the traditional, you know way, the
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Speaker 3: way the people sign up for these things. And you'll
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Speaker 3: start at what time again, race starts at nine.
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Speaker 5: Well we'll be there well before then setting up there,
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Speaker 5: We've got a lot of things to do that morning.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, logistics and whatnot. Well, you know, I don't know
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Speaker 3: how much Creden's people put into long range forecast, but
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Speaker 3: I did look ahead and Thanksgiving looks pretty good, actually,
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Speaker 3: does it. Yeah, yeah, that's what I'll be keeping an
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Speaker 3: eye on it. I mean, but it can you know,
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Speaker 3: the meteorologist will tell you that can change. But no,
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Speaker 3: I'm looking ahead.
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Speaker 2: Now.
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Speaker 3: It's Sonny in forty four. It's saying Sonny, Sonny and
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Speaker 3: forty four. That's what it says. Now, Okay, Now, we'll
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Speaker 3: be in the middle of a blizzard or a heat
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Speaker 3: wave one of the two next week when it rolls around.
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Speaker 3: But again, if even if it is a little bit cool,
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Speaker 3: because I mean it's looking like it may be in
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Speaker 3: the thirties or forties with the time that you get
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Speaker 3: people running. That makes you run faster, right sure, and
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Speaker 3: runners don't mind don't mind the cold at old time. No,
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Speaker 3: there's this group.
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Speaker 5: There's this group that show up every year and there's
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Speaker 5: there's a select few and they're always out front, and
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Speaker 5: they start them out front because they're very serious about
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Speaker 5: their time. And there's these I don't know their names,
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Speaker 5: but there's a couple, guys, I'm telling you, I'm not
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Speaker 5: sure I actually finish hearing the gun go off and
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Speaker 5: they're on their way back. So there's people that take
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Speaker 5: it serious and then there's people that just use it as.
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Speaker 3: Fun now and that's I mean. And you can do, guys,
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Speaker 3: a combination of both. Plus you're there helping out Union mission.
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Speaker 3: And we're going to spend some time during our next
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Speaker 3: segment talking about our big event, which is happening tomorrow,
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Speaker 3: the Turkey Drop seven am l six pm on our
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Speaker 3: parking lot here. But this is a this has been
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Speaker 3: a you and I talked about this on the phone
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Speaker 3: on the air last week time, Jason. This has been
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Speaker 3: a very stressful year, a very stressful couple of months,
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Speaker 3: and we're not going to get into the political aspects
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Speaker 3: of it, but it is what it is. You know,
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Speaker 3: there was a government shut down, but if it's delayed,
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Speaker 3: everything seems to be getting back to normal now. But
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Speaker 3: this is even without a governmental shutdown. This is always
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Speaker 3: a very very stressful time a year for folks that
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Speaker 3: are trying to feed people.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, So our family, our Family Service department, we usually
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Speaker 5: do about twelve families a day coming through and picking
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Speaker 5: up from our warehouse food. And so we went to fifteen,
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Speaker 5: then we went to eighteen, then we went to twenty
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Speaker 5: a day, and we just it was like trying to
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Speaker 5: keep up with a whirlwind. And so I'm glad to
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Speaker 5: see things getting back to normal somewhat. Yeah, but we're
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Speaker 5: going to do everything we can to help the people
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Speaker 5: in West Virginia eat.
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Speaker 3: Yeah. Talking to Jason Contrail from Union Mission and Tom
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Speaker 6: Yes, So we've been a sponsor, E said. For the
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Speaker 6: past fourteen years, we were it was just us and
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Speaker 6: Union Mission. Now we've right been blessed to bring a
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Speaker 6: lot more people on because it's kind of one of
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Speaker 6: the things that's going It continues to grow every year,
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Speaker 6: not just with the amount of runners we have, but
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Speaker 6: also the sponsors as well.
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Speaker 3: So, uh, sponsors of what makes it happen. I mean,
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Speaker 3: you know, without that corporate buy in, Uh, it's it's very,
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Speaker 3: very difficult to pull off these big events that we
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Speaker 3: have in the Kanaal Valley without the corporate buy in.
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Speaker 6: Yes, sir, Yes, sir, I'm saying, and you know we're
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Speaker 6: in we're in the food business that we definitely want
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Speaker 6: to help help a Jason and Union Mission make sure
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Speaker 6: they'll be able to take care of everybody in this
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Speaker 6: and be able to help feed help feed others. So
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Speaker 6: that's our goal is you know, it's one of our
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Speaker 6: ways of being pointing back into the community and being
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Speaker 6: involved with that.
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Speaker 3: And that's one of the things Tom that I love
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Speaker 3: about Chick fil A because you know, especially the local
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Speaker 3: chick fil A's, which you are a part of. You
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Speaker 3: guys are always stepping up and big thanks to you,
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Speaker 3: because any time that we ever have an event here
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Speaker 3: at the station, we do the sock drop, we do
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Speaker 3: the turkey drop, we do backpack attack, we do all
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Speaker 3: these different things. Chick fil A is one of the
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Speaker 3: first people that signs up and just says, hey, let
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Speaker 3: me take a little bit of stress off you guys,
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Speaker 3: let us feed you today. And you don't know how
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Speaker 3: much that means when you're pulling off these big events
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Speaker 3: that we do here, just to be able to say, okay, well,
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Speaker 3: everybody's running around like crazy, our lunch is taken care
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Speaker 3: of and bus during our things like our turkey draw.
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Speaker 3: From time to time, you've been known to set us
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Speaker 3: up with a couple of coupons here or there, and
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Speaker 3: we just choose random people and give them free lunch.
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Speaker 3: So yes, actually.
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Speaker 6: Tomorrow we're providing everybody who brings a turkey is going
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Speaker 6: to get a thing for a free meal, freeing Chick.
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Speaker 3: Fil a meal. So there, you gotta be careful.
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Speaker 6: I've said freemal earlier and Jason was trying to volunteer,
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Speaker 6: but they come over to my house for things to
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Speaker 6: get out lunch.
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Speaker 3: So yeah, we're gonna make sure we're clear there.
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Speaker 6: But yes, for everybody brings a turkey tomorrow, we'll give
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Speaker 6: you a we'll get a coupon for a free chick
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Speaker 6: fue meal.
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Speaker 3: So all right, and that's our turkey. We'll talk about
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Speaker 3: that in the next segment seven am to six pm.
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Speaker 3: And again you may have said this already, but how
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Speaker 3: many people take part in the in the in the
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Speaker 3: Drumstick Dash?
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Speaker 5: Right now, I think we have seven hundred registered and
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Speaker 5: usually by Wednesday of next week, we'll have anywhere from
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Speaker 5: eleven hundred.
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Speaker 3: Eleven hundred people that give up their time on Thanksgiving
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Speaker 3: morning to come down and run it. And again, that's
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Speaker 3: not just West Virginia people we're talking. I mean, that's
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Speaker 3: not just Charleston people. I mean it's people from all over.
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Speaker 8: Right.
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Speaker 6: What I think is crazy is another about four or
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Speaker 6: five hundred people. There are fans that come down to
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Speaker 6: cheer the runners on. If I'm going to be out there,
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Speaker 6: I'm gonna at least be running, so I try to
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Speaker 6: stay warm. But you know, we've got there's a lot
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Speaker 6: of fans that come out and share their family members
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Speaker 6: and friends on, so true.
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Speaker 3: All right, give us the website again, were people dot com?
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Speaker 3: All right, and people can sign up there, they can
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Speaker 3: go to the other website and uh, and it is
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Speaker 3: recommended just just for logistics. You know that people can
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Speaker 3: get there. Everybody gets a T shirt and that sort
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Speaker 3: of thing. So just sign up ahead of time, please.
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Speaker 3: But but even if you can't, you're not a runner,
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Speaker 3: you're not a walker. You just want to cheer. You
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Speaker 3: want to bring the dogs down to put them in
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Speaker 3: a turkey costume. Speaking of dogs in a turkey costume,
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Speaker 3: there's a large middle aged man staring at us through
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Speaker 3: the glass in here with a turkey hat on.
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Speaker 4: Right now.
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Speaker 3: That's rob real. Just don't pay attention to him. I
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Speaker 3: just kind of ignore you. So that's awesome. It's one thing.
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Speaker 6: The T shirts this year, I already saw. I saw
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Speaker 6: the preview the T shirts and they're they're awesome every year,
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Speaker 6: but they're really awesome this year.
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Speaker 3: So they look good. All right, gives a little preview.
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Speaker 3: Let's just think blue, Think blue. Okay, can't go wrong
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Speaker 3: with that, all right, all right, guys, I appreciate you. Oh,
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Speaker 3: by the way, you got a text here for you, Tom.
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Speaker 3: This says Chick fil A south Ridge drive through kicks,
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Speaker 3: but nobody beats it. Awesome, Thank you so much. We appreciate,
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Speaker 3: we appreciate. We try our best. He doesn't even have
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Speaker 3: his phone out over here to text that in himself.
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Speaker 3: That's that's ay, I was it was. It was all right,
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Speaker 3: we got that textan. Guys, appreciate you being here. Jason,
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Speaker 3: if you want to hang out here for minute, sure,
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Speaker 3: I got this hooligan. It's going to come in here
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Speaker 3: to talk a little bit about a turkey drove tomorrow.
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Speaker 3: Tom You know, God bless you for everything that you.
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Speaker 3: Guys do. Appreciate you being here. Man, thanks a long,
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Speaker 3: Turkey Drop. Rob Reeal from our sister station ninety six
15:17
Speaker 3: one KWS is stop by here this morning. Brought out
15:21
Speaker 3: the turkey hat yet again. I never get tired of
15:23
Speaker 3: seeing that turkey head.
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Speaker 13: Well, this is a different turkey head than the yeah yeah,
15:27
Speaker 13: because not only does he have a turkey hat, he
15:30
Speaker 13: has two.
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Speaker 3: And an entire turkey costume. You'll get to see that tomorrow.
15:35
Speaker 3: That's tomorrow. I'll have to have you on during the
15:37
Speaker 3: two o'clock hour a Metro News Midday tomorrow because that's
15:40
Speaker 3: actually on TV. Okay, that's actually a Metro News TV,
15:43
Speaker 3: So Stephanie make a point of that.
15:44
Speaker 13: Tyrow, I actually kind of enjoy the idea that the
15:46
Speaker 13: cameras have to rejigger because they're automatic cameras, with the
15:50
Speaker 13: idea that this this turkey nick thing stands up a
15:53
Speaker 13: good six inches over the.
15:55
Speaker 3: Top of my head plus the hat too. Yeah, exactly.
15:58
Speaker 3: That's a guttural, whiskey filled voice that you hear over here.
16:03
Speaker 3: It's uh, you gonna have to narrow that day's Yeah,
16:05
Speaker 3: that's some of our women that we have the working
16:08
Speaker 3: in jailby but Talis, Steve Animal from ninety eight to
16:13
Speaker 3: seven a month and wild A wonderful classic rock because
16:16
Speaker 3: you know again this is this was Rob's baby. I
16:18
Speaker 3: mean from day one, Rob said he wanted to do
16:20
Speaker 3: this thing, and we all said, well, let's help, because
16:23
Speaker 3: that's what we do. So we're all.
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Speaker 13: Gonna be, as people often say, with my ideas, are
16:29
Speaker 13: you nuts?
16:31
Speaker 3: And then we figure out how to do it.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, he calls it to drive through Turkey drop. I
16:36
Speaker 2: just drive by and flip me the Bird.
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Speaker 3: Well, that's why that was that different from any other days.
16:42
Speaker 3: That's what we do on rock radio, and then we
16:44
Speaker 3: get to make jokes like that, and also asked Jason
16:45
Speaker 3: stick around from Union Mission as well. So sorry you
16:48
Speaker 3: had to put up with this. No so good with having,
16:51
Speaker 3: as I said earlier, with having Robin me on the
16:53
Speaker 3: air the last couple days. If it wasn't enough of
16:54
Speaker 3: a frat boy show, let's bring in Steve Animal.
16:57
Speaker 2: Now I have no idea why you called me.
16:59
Speaker 3: He was in the doing a contest and I just
17:01
Speaker 3: walked upstairs and and I just said, hey, come down
17:03
Speaker 3: at nine twenty.
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Speaker 9: Yeah.
17:05
Speaker 3: So so let's I mean rob So let's explain it.
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Speaker 13: The particulars our third annual drive through Turkey Drop is
17:12
Speaker 13: tomorrow seven in the morning until six in the evening.
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Speaker 13: Here at eleven eleven Virginia Street East. That's if you're
17:17
Speaker 13: a GPS plugger inner Leon Sullivan is our closest cross street.
17:21
Speaker 13: We're next to First pres and there is some construction
17:24
Speaker 13: on Virginia Street. I mentioned this yesterday. That can make
17:26
Speaker 13: it kind of tricky to maneuver. So if you're if
17:28
Speaker 13: you're using the freeway to get here, skip the Virginia
17:31
Speaker 13: Street exit. Go ahead and come all the way around
17:33
Speaker 13: to Leon Sullivan. It's the easier way to get in
17:35
Speaker 13: and out. We are collecting frozen turkeys, cash and check
17:39
Speaker 13: and credit card donations. I know, Jason and Union Mission
17:43
Speaker 13: got the QR code all set up, so all you
17:45
Speaker 13: do is loop through our parking lot and make your donation.
17:48
Speaker 13: You don't have to get out of your nice, warm, comfortable, safe,
17:50
Speaker 13: dry vehicle, hand us that frozen turkey through the window,
17:54
Speaker 13: or if you've got them in the back, pop the hatch.
17:56
Speaker 13: We will do all the heavy lifting. And when I
17:58
Speaker 13: say we, I mean Union Mission because you know radio
18:00
Speaker 13: people and noodle arms and uh we we we We
18:04
Speaker 13: want to put turkeys on tables for families this holiday season.
18:07
Speaker 13: I genuinely believe every family, no matter of circumstances, no
18:12
Speaker 13: matter what's been going on politically, where you stand this
18:14
Speaker 13: side or the other, feel some kind of way about
18:16
Speaker 13: what's going on, everybody deserves to have a happy holiday meal.
18:20
Speaker 13: And that's all we're trying to do is feed folks.
18:23
Speaker 13: Jason Man, I think you said it all. That's I
18:27
Speaker 13: can't imagine everybody.
18:29
Speaker 5: I can't imagine growing up not having Thanksgiving with my family.
18:32
Speaker 3: And uh, but you see that though, Jason every day.
18:35
Speaker 5: Well yeah, I mean, I mean it's we hear it
18:40
Speaker 5: and we we we we do everything we can to
18:44
Speaker 5: combat it. But we can do that without you guys
18:47
Speaker 5: doing things like this. This is pretty amazing. So last
18:50
Speaker 5: year you told me that you you had one and
18:52
Speaker 5: twenty seven turkey, seven turkeys and about five grand in
18:56
Speaker 5: monetary donations.
18:57
Speaker 3: I would love to eclipse that.
18:59
Speaker 13: I know it's been a tough year, but that's the
19:01
Speaker 13: reason why I would love to it.
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Speaker 3: It's an amazing it's amazing. And again we announced that
19:07
Speaker 3: we are able to do QR codes right, yes, and
19:10
Speaker 3: so the QR codes if that's your thing. And Tom
19:13
Speaker 3: Minturn from Chick fil A just told us that everybody
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Speaker 3: that donates turkey is going to get a coupon for
19:17
Speaker 3: a free meal at Chick fil A.
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Speaker 13: Tom is an amazing partner in so many things with us.
19:22
Speaker 13: He does free lunch Friday Hero Edition with us on
19:24
Speaker 13: ninety six to one KWUS where we get to honor
19:27
Speaker 13: folks who go above and beyond.
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Speaker 3: We get to do that every week.
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Speaker 13: It's similar to the wonderful West Virginian that you do
19:32
Speaker 13: every week on the network show Big Time, and so
19:39
Speaker 13: Tom is always a fantastic partner. And Tim and Felicia
19:43
Speaker 13: and Kayla and everybody at the mccorkyl Avenue location. I
19:45
Speaker 13: want to make sure I give them a shout out
19:47
Speaker 13: because that's that's where the grub is coming from tomorrow
19:49
Speaker 13: for our folks. So they're taking care of us while
19:52
Speaker 13: we take care of our friends and abl.
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Speaker 3: They're actually taking care of us twice. You don't know this.
19:56
Speaker 5: He is providing breakfast for us tomorrow morning as well.
19:59
Speaker 3: Hot Dog.
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Speaker 13: I tried a little fat or just thinking about that,
20:06
Speaker 13: Like the cartoon cat whose eyes turn into dollar signs,
20:09
Speaker 13: did mine just turn into chick mini's? They did?
20:11
Speaker 3: Because I think that. Yeah. And Steve, I want to
20:14
Speaker 3: I want to bring this up to you because you know,
20:16
Speaker 3: you're somebody that much like mister Real. You know, as
20:20
Speaker 3: they say, you're not from West Virginia, but you got
20:21
Speaker 3: here as quickly as you could. You've been in West
20:23
Speaker 3: Virginia for how many years now, thirty five thirty five
20:25
Speaker 3: years via Detroit slash New England somewhere.
20:28
Speaker 2: I don't know how you got to Boston, Providence Griffin
20:31
Speaker 2: Donald Trump Nightmare firing and buying stations and I landed here.
20:35
Speaker 3: But you see, you see this, and I talk about
20:38
Speaker 3: this all the time, what West Virginians do for West
20:40
Speaker 3: Virginians and it's and I'm sorry, there are great people
20:43
Speaker 3: all across this country. It's not like that everywhere. No
20:46
Speaker 3: it's not.
20:46
Speaker 2: It really isn't. And people here I mean overall, like
20:50
Speaker 2: when friends come to visit, like, people are really nice here.
20:53
Speaker 2: You know, they're really friendly. They and they try to
20:55
Speaker 2: help each other. And that's what we're doing.
20:57
Speaker 9: What we do.
20:57
Speaker 2: I mean, we couldn't do it, you know, I say
20:59
Speaker 2: it all the time. You know, it's brought to us
21:01
Speaker 2: or brought to you by us and whoever whatever sponsor is.
21:05
Speaker 2: But it's really you who's listening right now. You guys
21:10
Speaker 2: come to the table and make it happen. So it's
21:13
Speaker 2: all about you guys doing some good for the neighborhood.
21:16
Speaker 2: I say it all the time.
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Speaker 3: So and we see it in all of these different
21:19
Speaker 3: events that I'm not patting ourselves on the back, but
21:20
Speaker 3: I'm saying, this is where we see it. When we
21:22
Speaker 3: see it with sock drop, we see it with a
21:25
Speaker 3: backpack attack, we see it with trick or beat and
21:28
Speaker 3: we see it with all of these different promotions that
21:30
Speaker 3: we do. Rob it.
21:32
Speaker 13: There's a reason I came back. I've lived in seventeen states.
21:35
Speaker 13: I was posted to three other countries. It is different here.
21:39
Speaker 13: There are wonderful individuals, even groups in other places, but
21:44
Speaker 13: there is nothing like the way West Virginians take care
21:48
Speaker 13: of West Virginians.
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Speaker 3: That's what we do. I get to see that every day.
21:51
Speaker 3: I was going to say, you get to see it
21:52
Speaker 3: more than anybody.
21:53
Speaker 5: Yes, yeah, it's amazing how someone's hungry, somebody comes out
21:57
Speaker 5: of the woodwork to help that person.
21:59
Speaker 3: And since you know we're giving in and we're asking
22:01
Speaker 3: for the frozen turkeys, well, as I said yesterday, Jason
22:04
Speaker 3: will accept other things, but we would much rather have
22:07
Speaker 3: the frozen turkeys or the cash that's straight much where
22:09
Speaker 3: that's where the straight straight QR just doesn't sound, doesn't
22:12
Speaker 3: have the same ring that's straight QR code. But we
22:16
Speaker 3: will accept them because we had peop last year and said,
22:18
Speaker 3: well can I drop this off and we'll take it.
22:20
Speaker 3: I mean, that's what we're asking for, but we'll take
22:22
Speaker 3: whatever you can you can give. Talk about the way
22:25
Speaker 3: that you guys go about feeding people over there because
22:28
Speaker 3: you talked about in the last segment about the number
22:29
Speaker 3: of people that you have come through there. But to
22:31
Speaker 3: get into that a little bit.
22:32
Speaker 5: Well, just I want everybody to know that these turkeys
22:35
Speaker 5: are going to go to our Thanksgiving distribution Saturday. We
22:38
Speaker 5: have three hundred family signed up. And we're talking about
22:40
Speaker 5: we're not We're talking about single mom raising three kids
22:44
Speaker 5: that has emailed in or called in and said I
22:46
Speaker 5: need help for Thanksgiving. And what you guys are doing,
22:49
Speaker 5: you're providing a turkey on the table for a single
22:52
Speaker 5: mom with three kids that's working her fingers to the
22:56
Speaker 5: bone to try to make ends meet and she's eating
23:00
Speaker 5: help to provide Thanksgiving for kids. You guys are providing that.
23:03
Speaker 5: That's huge, that's amazing. And so three hundred families on Saturday.
23:08
Speaker 5: But what we do in Family Services, we see anywhere
23:10
Speaker 5: from twelve families to twenty families a day Monday through Friday,
23:14
Speaker 5: and average family West Virginia is three and so we're
23:19
Speaker 5: feeding over one thousand people a month easy and justin
23:21
Speaker 5: family and.
23:23
Speaker 3: Again, Jason, I want to make sure people understand not
23:25
Speaker 3: that it matters because you don't ask questions. You're just
23:27
Speaker 3: there to help people. But and I don't want to
23:29
Speaker 3: put you on the spot. If you don't want to answer,
23:30
Speaker 3: you don't have to. But if you were to guess
23:32
Speaker 3: how many of those people are working people, how many
23:35
Speaker 3: would do that? What percentage now in twenty twenty five
23:38
Speaker 3: fifty fifty percent? And the reason I bring that up
23:42
Speaker 3: is is because when people will call the show or
23:44
Speaker 3: text the show. And I'm not saying that there isn't
23:47
Speaker 3: fraud in the system. We all know that fraud in
23:49
Speaker 3: every system human nature. But this whole thing about, well,
23:53
Speaker 3: these people just need to get a job. Fifty percent
23:55
Speaker 3: of them do have jobs, and many of them are
23:57
Speaker 3: retired people. As you deal with that, are are out
24:00
Speaker 3: of the working age.
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Speaker 5: Our motto Union mission is We'll take care of the
24:03
Speaker 5: needy and let God take care of the greedy.
24:06
Speaker 3: Couldn't put that, couldn't couldn't put that better myself? Yeah,
24:09
Speaker 3: put that on a T shirt or a turkey suit.
24:12
Speaker 3: I know what, God, I know it might drop in Yes, hashtack, Shanles,
24:16
Speaker 3: well done, Yeah, East Coast's and saying all that tonight.
24:19
Speaker 3: But but well, guys, I appreciate you've been here seventy
24:22
Speaker 3: in to six pm tomorrow final final plea for people tomorrow.
24:26
Speaker 5: Yeah, come on by help us feed people for Thanksgiving.
24:29
Speaker 5: There are hurting people and we need to do our
24:31
Speaker 5: best to help those people.
24:32
Speaker 13: All right, Rob, look next door to the right or
24:35
Speaker 13: to the left. The odds are that you or one
24:40
Speaker 13: of your closest neighbors, maybe right across the street. Is
24:43
Speaker 13: food insecure? The kinds of people we are going to
24:47
Speaker 13: be helping. Keep them in mind.
24:49
Speaker 3: Picture those folks when you loop through our parking line.
24:51
Speaker 3: And and Jason, Rob and I had this discussion yesterday,
24:54
Speaker 3: But what food insecure is and about the services that
24:57
Speaker 3: you and other organizations offer. You know, there's different it's
25:00
Speaker 3: between I mean food and secure basically means Okay, I
25:03
Speaker 3: may have my next meal and I may not. Doesn't
25:06
Speaker 3: necessarily mean you're one hundred percent not going to have one,
25:08
Speaker 3: but you may or may not. Talk about that briefly, Yeah,
25:10
Speaker 3: I mean, we believe it or not. In twenty twenty five,
25:13
Speaker 3: we have places in West Virginia that we call a
25:15
Speaker 3: food desert. Oh yeah, And.
25:19
Speaker 5: There's a lot of organizations that are working to combat that.
25:22
Speaker 5: But it's difficult and we need people like you all
25:24
Speaker 5: and your constituents and listeners to jump on board and
25:28
Speaker 5: partner with us to reach those people.
25:30
Speaker 13: When we talk about school consolidation, and I swear I'm
25:33
Speaker 13: not going political. People get worried about not having neighborhood schools.
25:37
Speaker 13: It's the same a school desert would be the same
25:40
Speaker 13: as a food desert. If you're worried about what happens
25:42
Speaker 13: when your local school disappears, think about what happens when
25:45
Speaker 13: there's not a local market, when there's not a local
25:47
Speaker 13: food pantry, when there aren't local jobs for folks to
25:50
Speaker 13: be able to do these things.
25:52
Speaker 3: Seven am to six pm. It's on our parking lot
25:54
Speaker 3: tomorrow Tomorrow eleven eleven Virginia Street East in Charleston. We'll
25:57
Speaker 3: have it fully staffed all day, so if you're on
26:00
Speaker 3: your lunch break or whatever, you don't even have to
26:01
Speaker 3: get out of the car and look. We and Rob
26:04
Speaker 3: and I talked about this yesterday. Steve, and I know
26:06
Speaker 3: you've seen this in various charitable things that you've done.
26:08
Speaker 3: Is we've seen people that have come up. We had
26:10
Speaker 3: a guy last year from Clay County that brought up
26:12
Speaker 3: like a whole truck. Hopefully he went to his local
26:14
Speaker 3: Pigley Wigglely Kroger whatever and came and bought a bunch
26:17
Speaker 3: of turkeys. And then we had luck, and then we
26:19
Speaker 3: had somebody and somebody else that came in said, well,
26:22
Speaker 3: I wish I could do more, but here's five dollars.
26:24
Speaker 2: Every dollar helps, every dollar guaranteed. I mean, if you're
26:28
Speaker 2: out today and you want to buy an extra frozen
26:31
Speaker 2: bird or two, toss it in the cart. If you
26:33
Speaker 2: can't do that, bring your check book if you still
26:35
Speaker 2: write checks like.
26:36
Speaker 13: That, yes, Pat Paul, or cash, which is what I do. Yeah, see,
26:43
Speaker 13: I'm the QR credit card guy. I don't even carry cash.
26:46
Speaker 3: So all right, seven amfl six pm tomorrow on our
26:49
Speaker 3: parking lot eleven eleven Virginia Streets and Charleston. And again,
26:52
Speaker 3: anybody that donates while supplies last, want to throw that
26:54
Speaker 3: out there, anybody that donates frozen turkey tomorrow, Tom men
26:57
Speaker 3: turned into folks at Chick fil A are going to
26:59
Speaker 3: hook you up with a free Chick fil A meal. Now,
27:01
Speaker 3: I guess Tom had to leave, so I guess that's
27:04
Speaker 3: like one per car, right, because we don't want somebody
27:06
Speaker 3: to come in bring us fifty turkeys and get fifty meals, right,
27:09
Speaker 3: I mean, we don't care because Tom's not here and
27:10
Speaker 3: he can't speak for himself.
27:11
Speaker 2: So Tom, you better come back and bring some more cars.
27:14
Speaker 3: We'll give you a chick fil A franchise. We'll start
27:19
Speaker 3: with them all. Well, it would be a good place
27:22
Speaker 3: for a chick fil A, but uh, the world's chick
27:24
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27:30
Speaker 3: air right seven am, six pm on our parking lot Tomorrow,
27:33
Speaker 3: eleven eleven, Virginia Treat Charleston. Jason Contrell Union, MISSI appreciate
27:37
Speaker 3: you being here man, thanks a lot, Rob Real. I
27:39
Speaker 3: will have you back on tomorrow morning. And also, Jason,
27:43
Speaker 3: if you get a chance to run, because I know
27:45
Speaker 3: you're pretty much here all day tomorrow as well. So
27:47
Speaker 3: i'll have this who will get on tomorrow morning? I
27:49
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27:51
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31:59
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32:05
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32:12
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Speaker 8: Good morning David. How are you I.
33:54
Speaker 3: Am doing five? What you got going on in Nitro?
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Speaker 3: My friend?
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Speaker 8: Well, again, I know we're trying to provide information for
34:02
Speaker 8: the veterans out there that they can get the most
34:05
Speaker 8: reliable information they can not from necessarily from the city
34:10
Speaker 8: of Nitro, but just from the Veterans Administration themselves. This Friday,
34:17
Speaker 8: I mean this Saturday, rather, this Saturday, November the twenty second,
34:22
Speaker 8: from eleven to one o'clock the City of Nitro, we're
34:25
Speaker 8: hosting the herschel Woody Williams VA Medical Center and other
34:30
Speaker 8: local veteran organizations for an information What we're doing is
34:36
Speaker 8: bringing everybody together in one place. And if you're a
34:40
Speaker 8: veteran and it doesn't you don't have to be from Nitro,
34:43
Speaker 8: from anywhere, from Saint Albans, from Dunbar, from Charleston, from
34:46
Speaker 8: Hurricane it doesn't matter. You know, you can come and
34:50
Speaker 8: they will be at least fifteen different information boosts as
34:55
Speaker 8: it pertains to veteran programs and what benefits are available
35:00
Speaker 8: at the VA and that sort of thing. Representatives will
35:04
Speaker 8: be there to answer questions. You won't be getting on
35:08
Speaker 8: the phone and calling somebody, you won't be texting somebody,
35:11
Speaker 8: you won't be getting an email from somebody. You can
35:14
Speaker 8: go and face to face and say I am being denied.
35:18
Speaker 8: Why am I being denied? I need this information? Where
35:22
Speaker 8: can I get it? How can you help me?
35:24
Speaker 3: As simple as that, well, and again this is we're
35:26
Speaker 3: talking with Joe Stephens from the City of Nitro about
35:28
Speaker 3: this veterans information thing that's happening. And again, sometimes Joe,
35:32
Speaker 3: people can be a little bit hesitant. Again they don't
35:35
Speaker 3: want to necessarily pick up a phone or call or
35:37
Speaker 3: send an email or whatever, because you know, it's very
35:40
Speaker 3: very impersonal and sometimes you know, people just like that
35:44
Speaker 3: face to face thing and this computer age and internet
35:47
Speaker 3: age we live in now, sometimes people want personal and
35:50
Speaker 3: they want to be able to actually look someone in
35:51
Speaker 3: the eye and ask questions. Talk about the different types
35:54
Speaker 3: of informational booths that are going to be there.
35:57
Speaker 8: Well, it surrounds about benefits and what year, what is
36:02
Speaker 8: available to you. Before I forget Dave, we might as
36:05
Speaker 8: well let people know where it's happening in the city
36:08
Speaker 8: at Nitro, just you know, but it's at the Nitro
36:11
Speaker 8: Wars Museum, which is at two zero zero three twentieth
36:15
Speaker 8: Street in Nitro, the Nitro Wars Museum. It's right next
36:19
Speaker 8: to right adjoining the Nitro Fire Department and City Hall
36:23
Speaker 8: right there on twentieth Street. So you can come in
36:26
Speaker 8: and get information and then take a tour of the museum.
36:29
Speaker 8: But to answer your question. We will have folks there
36:33
Speaker 8: from the banking institutions on what's available through for veterans
36:39
Speaker 8: through various banks. In that scenario, we have health information
36:44
Speaker 8: if people need screening, and they can sign them up
36:48
Speaker 8: right there for not to do the screening there, but
36:50
Speaker 8: to get them on the way for the various screening scenarios. Education.
36:57
Speaker 8: There will be people there being able to answer questions
37:02
Speaker 8: about what's available out there for more education. So when
37:07
Speaker 8: we say veterans, you know, when we think of veterans,
37:09
Speaker 8: we think of folks. You know, my age are a
37:12
Speaker 8: little bit younger and when the dinosaurs were roaming for
37:16
Speaker 8: me at least, But you know, we've got veterans now
37:19
Speaker 8: that are in their twenties in their early thirties in
37:22
Speaker 8: that scenario, and they're not getting the answers they need,
37:25
Speaker 8: and they can get those answers there. Like I said,
37:29
Speaker 8: there will be about fifteen vendors set up inside of
37:31
Speaker 8: the Wars Museum, and there also will be the mobile
37:35
Speaker 8: via Information truck that will be parked outside, so there'll
37:39
Speaker 8: be two different places that you can get the information.
37:42
Speaker 8: But it's just a lot in insurance where what veterans
37:47
Speaker 8: can do getting the proper insurance. Again, like you said,
37:51
Speaker 8: it's going to be face to face and you can
37:53
Speaker 8: ask the questions right to a person and hopefully get
37:57
Speaker 8: answers there or they will get back to you. We've
38:00
Speaker 8: done this a couple of times. It's been very successful
38:04
Speaker 8: and we're just opening it up again this Saturday from
38:07
Speaker 8: eleven to one in Nitro at the Wards Museum.
38:10
Speaker 3: Talking to Joe Stephens from the City of Nitro. Dave
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38:18
Speaker 3: we do want to reiterate Joe that people don't necessarily
38:21
Speaker 3: have to be from Nitro. They can be. This is
38:23
Speaker 3: just where you know you folks are nice enough to
38:25
Speaker 3: host this event. I mean, if there's a veterans event
38:29
Speaker 3: going on in Kenall Valley, chances are Nitro is involved
38:31
Speaker 3: with it in some way. It's either being held there
38:33
Speaker 3: or helping out with it. But this is open to
38:35
Speaker 3: any veteran from anywhere. Anybody that's listening to us today,
38:38
Speaker 3: they can come out to this event.
38:40
Speaker 8: Without a doubt. David, and please that is the important thing.
38:45
Speaker 8: This is not being done locally, but it's for everyone.
38:50
Speaker 3: Indeed, I want to say thank you for the opportunity
38:53
Speaker 3: to take part in the big Chile event that you
38:55
Speaker 3: had a couple of weeks ago. Nitro had a great
38:59
Speaker 3: time and it was a great, great turnout on a
39:01
Speaker 3: beautiful Saturday afternoon for that.
39:03
Speaker 8: Yeah, without a doubt, And you know, we were talking
39:05
Speaker 8: about the various organizations that benefit from events like that.
39:10
Speaker 8: We were able to contribute almost two thousand dollars to
39:14
Speaker 8: Hospice Care and fifteen hundred dollars to West Virginia Canine
39:19
Speaker 8: Search and Rescue and fifteen hundred dollars to the Putnam
39:23
Speaker 8: County Animal Shelter. So almost five thousand dollars in donations
39:27
Speaker 8: to three really worthwhile groups and a lot of people
39:33
Speaker 8: had a lot of fun. And that's what it's all about,
39:35
Speaker 8: a community event helping.
39:37
Speaker 3: People exactly right, that's what we do here, you know,
39:40
Speaker 3: and that's you know, kind of what that was the
39:42
Speaker 3: theme of the show so far today because we talked
39:44
Speaker 3: about the Drumstick Dash, which is happening next Thanksgiving or
39:48
Speaker 3: next Thursday, which is Thanksgiving Day here in Charleston, and
39:51
Speaker 3: then of course tomorrow we have our annual Turkey drop
39:54
Speaker 3: on our parking on here. Both of those things at
39:56
Speaker 3: benefiting Union Mission. And so it's kind of what we
39:58
Speaker 3: do here in West Virginia. Joe, we help each other out.
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Speaker 8: David, your single is always out there to help people
40:03
Speaker 8: and we appreciate it.
40:04
Speaker 3: All right, again, give us the time and the place
40:07
Speaker 3: and everything for Saturday's eventd of Nitro.
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Speaker 8: Nitro Wars Museum, which is right there on twentieth Street
40:13
Speaker 8: next to the Fire Department in city Hall. It'll be
40:16
Speaker 8: from eleven to one. Representatives representing the various VA Veterans
40:21
Speaker 8: Administration agencies will be on hand and just come on
40:26
Speaker 8: in and have the questions ready and they will be
40:30
Speaker 8: able to help you.
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Speaker 3: All right, Joe Stevens from the City of Nitro. Before
40:33
Speaker 3: you know it, we'll be talking about the Christmas parade.
40:35
Speaker 3: But let's get through Thanksgiving first, Okay.
40:38
Speaker 8: Be safe my friends, all right.
40:40
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40:50
Speaker 3: happening in Nitro on Saturday, and if you've got questions, comments, concerns,
40:54
Speaker 3: this is a great opportunity, not just for people of Nitro,
40:57
Speaker 3: but for anywhere you've had issues with benefits. You just
40:59
Speaker 3: want to know what kind of benefits are available. And
41:02
Speaker 3: you've heard me talk about my late father on the
41:03
Speaker 3: show before. You know, my father retired from the coal
41:06
Speaker 3: mines in two thousand and nine, and you know he
41:12
Speaker 3: didn't know where to turn. I mean, he was a
41:14
Speaker 3: Vietnam veteran. He starting to get sick, and so he
41:18
Speaker 3: reached out to the VA and the Veterans administration just
41:21
Speaker 3: went above and beyond to help him. And this was
41:22
Speaker 3: the God bless Andy, the late Rudy Varney and those folks.
41:27
Speaker 3: I'll give him a little shout out, even though Rudy
41:29
Speaker 3: has dearly departed down in Logan County, just did a
41:32
Speaker 3: great job in helping him. And those services are available.
41:35
Speaker 3: Sometimes people have questions, comments, concerns. You can meet with
41:38
Speaker 3: people in Nitro starting at eleven at the Wars Museum
41:41
Speaker 3: on Saturday, absolutely free of charge. And you're actually talking
41:43
Speaker 3: to a real person. You're not calling, you know, an
41:45
Speaker 3: eight hundred number. You're not logging onto a website. There
41:48
Speaker 3: is an actual live body there that can answer any
41:50
Speaker 3: questions that you may have. Saturday eleven to one at
41:52
Speaker 3: the Nitro Wars Museum it is nine to forty nine.
41:57
Speaker 3: And while we're talking about veterans, I do want to
41:59
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42:14
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42:20
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42:24
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42:33
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42:35
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42:39
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42:42
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42:44
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Speaker 3: a Chick fil A in the Hurricane area. We had
45:12
Speaker 3: another one about tays Valley. Why can't we get a
45:14
Speaker 3: Chick fil A in Tayes Valley. I can't explain that.
45:17
Speaker 3: And maybe I'll have Tom Minturn back on the show
45:19
Speaker 3: at some point too. But this is one of the
45:22
Speaker 3: one of the and I've lived in tays Valley for
45:23
Speaker 3: eleven years now and this is one of the most
45:25
Speaker 3: requested things that they get there as a Chick fil A.
45:27
Speaker 3: There is there is a reason for it, and it
45:30
Speaker 3: has to do from what I understand. And look, there's
45:33
Speaker 3: a ton of traffic in Tyes Valley. We all know that,
45:35
Speaker 3: and they do do the mobile units. I think one
45:37
Speaker 3: of the auto part stores there on Taes Valley Road
45:39
Speaker 3: does one from time to time. I'm not gonna pretend
45:41
Speaker 3: to answer, or maybe I should just shut up. I'm
45:43
Speaker 3: not going to answer for Tom Minturn and the folks
45:44
Speaker 3: at Chick fil A, but I can tell you that
45:46
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45:50
Speaker 3: uh ten, No, not to quite ten years ago. I'm
45:53
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45:56
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45:59
Speaker 3: event there and we didn't know each other at all,
46:03
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46:06
Speaker 3: I said, you know the number one request we get,
46:08
Speaker 3: and I'm very involved with the Chamber of Commerce and
46:10
Speaker 3: other groups in Putnam County. I said, you know, one
46:12
Speaker 3: of the number one requests we get, and that's for
46:14
Speaker 3: a Chick fil A here. And he explained it to
46:16
Speaker 3: me then, not saying it's not gonna happen. It's never
46:18
Speaker 3: gonna happen, but there are various reasons. And it's not
46:21
Speaker 3: because there's anything nefarious going on or anything like that.
46:24
Speaker 3: It's just, you know, Putnam County has I think has
46:28
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46:34
Speaker 3: right or wrong, and it's wrong. By the way, it's
46:37
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46:40
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46:45
Speaker 3: seven o'clock in the morning to drive to Huntington or
46:47
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46:51
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46:53
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46:56
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46:58
Speaker 3: not as many people are making that commute. I've drive
47:01
Speaker 3: by sixty four every day and there's traffic out there,
47:04
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47:05
Speaker 3: be because more and more people work from home now.
47:08
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47:10
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48:16
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48:22
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48:34
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48:39
Speaker 3: going to be the gotcha moment that everybody wants it
48:42
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48:48
Speaker 3: to be honest with you, and I am not trying
48:49
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48:52
Speaker 3: all right, but a little more short term. Something that
48:55
Speaker 3: happened A couple of things that happened in Washington yesterday
48:58
Speaker 3: that really bothered me. One as our president referring to
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Speaker 3: someone as a piggy. Yeah, remember the last time that
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Speaker 3: you don't remember the last You get my point. I
49:12
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49:16
Speaker 3: Uh and uh and number two. Uh, he referred to
49:20
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49:27
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49:29
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49:33
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49:36
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49:39
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49:41
Speaker 3: as fake news, like it never happened. I mean, am
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Speaker 3: I mister president, and I'm not suffering from Trump derangement
49:47
Speaker 3: syndrome like a lot of people are. I just want
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Speaker 3: our president to act like a president. That's uh, that's
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Speaker 3: the only thing I want. Republican or Democrat, that's that's
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Speaker 3: kind of what I want. If you don't want the question,
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Speaker 3: don't put him in the seat. It was fairly obvious
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Speaker 3: that was going to be a question from somebody. Of
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Speaker 3: course it was, so don't put him in the seat.
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Speaker 18: Yeah, if you don't want the question, And there was
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Speaker 18: nothing out of line about that question, and agencies point
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Speaker 18: to his involvement, So there you go. What do you
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Speaker 18: think about him referring to someone as a piggy. I
50:15
Speaker 18: think it's disgusting. I think it's another example of who
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Speaker 18: Donald Trump is, and I think it's a shame because
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Speaker 18: thinks what this president can be if he had a
50:26
Speaker 18: little tact and he was a little bit nicer. And
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Speaker 18: I know some people will say, come on, TJ, nice
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Speaker 18: guy's finished last I don't believe that. I think you
50:33
Speaker 18: get more bees with honey. This guy doesn't have any
50:35
Speaker 18: honey to spread or doesn't like to.
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Speaker 3: And he's done, TJ some incredible deals while being an office.
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Speaker 3: He really really has. He's broken some incredible things. But
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Speaker 3: the only thing that people talk about is the fact
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Speaker 3: that he refers to people as piggies and he doesn't
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Speaker 3: like a question which was an entirely fair question.
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Speaker 18: He refers to them as fake news. People don't care
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Speaker 18: what you know, what you've done until they know you can.
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Speaker 3: And in the meantime, speaking of fake news, I happened
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Speaker 3: to be in front of the TV around five o'clock
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Speaker 3: yesterday afternoon, turned on the five no mention about the
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Speaker 3: vote in the Epstein files.
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Speaker 18: So what happens when you read that bill that Congress
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Speaker 18: actually passed last night. If DOJ has quote unquote active investigations,
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Speaker 18: they cannot release some of these files because of those
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Speaker 18: active investigations. Quote unquote, that's why Trump didn't do this
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Speaker 18: on his own. He didn't want the pushback. That's why
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Speaker 18: he didn't release them on his own. It's an act
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Speaker 18: of Congress. Congress put that in the bill. Blame Congress,
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Speaker 18: Ladies and gentlemen, don't blame me. I just signed the
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Speaker 18: bill that Congress sent me. This thing's not going away.
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Speaker 18: No one's going to be happy. A lot of people
51:42
Speaker 18: are going to be implicated. And look, if they did wrong,
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Speaker 18: they should be sure one out of percent. But people
51:46
Speaker 18: would you agree with me that people mainly want the
51:48
Speaker 18: gotcha moment out of it. Oh, I think that's a
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Speaker 18: huge driver in our society today. No, of course it
51:53
Speaker 18: is all right without doubt.
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Speaker 3: Final final text has wrote it yesterday, applies even more
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Speaker 3: today in my opinions as a texture. Who a person
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Speaker 3: voted for us says a lot about their morals, if
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Speaker 3: you excuse pedophilia, fraud, sexual assault line in the question
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Speaker 3: for political power and advantage, that says a lot about
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Speaker 3: you as a person. Unfortunately, says a lot about West
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Speaker 3: Virginia as a whole. Final text today, hate to leave
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Speaker 3: it on that bright note. Thank you so much what
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Speaker 3: you got on the show. Real quick. At least they
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Speaker 3: voted no. I'll just leave it at that, all right.
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Speaker 4: I don't know.
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Speaker 3: I don't have my notes in front. I'll be back.
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Speaker 3: He'll do something. I'll be back later today with Metro
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Speaker 3: News mid days. Till then, have fun and love somebody