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10/29/25 The Dave Allen Show on 580 Live - Ben Salango, The Ronald McDonald House, Steve Allen Adams · The Dave Allen Show

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Speaker 2: Steven about County Commissioner County commission President have been. Selango
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Speaker 2: is actually in with us in studio now. We're going
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Speaker 2: to keep him for a couple of segments and Ben's
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Speaker 2: always good to come in to take questions, comments or concerns,
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Speaker 2: as we did last time he was on the show.
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Speaker 2: And we're going to talk about the moving to Tricker
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Speaker 2: Tony the Taylor Text three zero four nine three five
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Speaker 2: five zero zero. Await, I want to tell you about
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Speaker 2: an event going on though real soon with the Ronald
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Speaker 2: McDonald House. Folks. Mikayla is with us from the Ronald
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Speaker 2: McDonald House. Good morning to welcome to the show.
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Speaker 5: Good morning, thanks for having me.
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Speaker 2: That's the first time you've been on the show to pass, No,
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Speaker 2: I have not. This is the first time, all right,
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Speaker 2: all right, well, it's great to have you here and
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Speaker 2: tell us about what you got going on, when and where,
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Speaker 2: and we'll break it down specifically from there.
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Speaker 6: So we have our Red Shoe Gala celebrating our fortieth
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Speaker 6: anniversary of Ron McDonald's Charities of Southern West Virginia, and
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Speaker 6: we are going back to the eighties for our Red
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Speaker 6: Shoe Gala theme. So it's next Friday, November seventh, at
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Speaker 6: the Convention Center from six to eleven, and we're going
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Speaker 6: to have dancing. DJ ej is going to be there.
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Speaker 6: We have dinner, we have arcade games, we have a
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Speaker 6: special appearance by Grimace.
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Speaker 5: He will be there.
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Speaker 6: So we're celebrating forty years of raw McDonald's charities and
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Speaker 6: we're just raising funds to help our families stay close
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Speaker 6: to the medical care their children need.
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Speaker 2: Now, I love the eighties thing. By the way, and
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Speaker 2: Solang goes in here. You can jump in anytime if
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Speaker 2: you want to. Ben, It's say it's the eighties, you know,
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Speaker 2: are you more nineties though, aren't you.
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Speaker 4: Oh my gosh, I think we're the same age.
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Speaker 2: Now we're nine. I'm older than you. We've had this
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Speaker 2: discussion before.
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Speaker 4: I'm an eighties guy. Okay, yeah, I've already got my
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Speaker 4: outfit picked out.
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Speaker 5: Awesome.
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Speaker 2: Yeah he's wearing it now. Actually I'm kidding. I'm kidding.
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Speaker 2: Uh so eighties and see uh member's only jacket. That's
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Speaker 2: that's something you gotta have from the eighties. You gotta
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Speaker 2: have the the black. My look in high school was
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Speaker 2: the black rebox that were kind of velcrow but there
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Speaker 2: were high tops. You remember those men?
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Speaker 4: I do, I do. I'm thinking vans. Vans are always
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Speaker 4: vans black and white checker vans, all right, are they?
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Speaker 2: I know it's an eighties theme, but I mean people
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Speaker 2: don't have eighty stuff. You're not gonna turn anybody way, right, Yeah.
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Speaker 6: So you can wear cocktail attire, so we can. You
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Speaker 6: can dress up as much as you want, or you
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Speaker 6: can dress just cocktail attire. It does not matter. We're
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Speaker 6: just doing the eighties theme to celebrate opening in nineteen
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Speaker 6: eighty five with There's just a great way.
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Speaker 2: To go back, going back to the future exactly, which
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Speaker 2: was what was from nineteen eighty five.
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Speaker 4: But if we're doing cocktail attire, then I'm going Miami Vice.
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Speaker 5: You can't die at now you can go casual too.
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Speaker 6: A lot of people wearing jeans or like leggings, like
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Speaker 6: worked out again.
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Speaker 2: But again, I want to talk about the work of
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Speaker 2: the Ronald McDonald House because people hear that and it's
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Speaker 2: a wonderful, wonderful organization does so many great things here
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Speaker 2: in West Virginia, throughout the country talk about their work
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Speaker 2: at the Ronald McDonald House.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, so the ron McDonald House, we provide a place
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Speaker 6: for families to stay who don't live close to the hospital.
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Speaker 6: So our families have to live at least twenty five
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Speaker 6: miles from Charleston and have a patient that's twenty one
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Speaker 6: in younger. So we only serve pediatric patients. We provide
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Speaker 6: them a place to today. It's kind of like a hotel.
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Speaker 6: They get their own private room. We have laundry facilities,
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Speaker 6: We have home cooked meals provided by volunteers that come
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Speaker 6: and cook for us. We provide laundry, detergent and dryer sheets,
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Speaker 6: toilet trees, pretty much anything that they would need so
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Speaker 6: they don't have to travel back and forth home and
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Speaker 6: they can be close to their child and just care
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Speaker 6: for their child and not have to worry about expense
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Speaker 6: or time traveling back and forth.
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Speaker 2: And I think sometimes, Michadla, what people forget about this
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Speaker 2: is when you have a child that has one of
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Speaker 2: these illnesses, really the entire family is part of that
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Speaker 2: as well.
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Speaker 6: Talk about rreact, So it's not just the child that
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Speaker 6: is suffering, it's also the family. And we understand that
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Speaker 6: being together helps the child heal quicker and better. So
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Speaker 6: we want the families be as much involved with the
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Speaker 6: care as possible, so provide them a place to stay.
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Speaker 6: We also have a playroom for all siblings so they
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Speaker 6: can visit the children too that are in the hospital
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Speaker 6: and they can just be together as a family. So
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Speaker 6: it's one list thing that you have to worry about
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Speaker 6: while their child is in the hospital.
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Speaker 2: All right, now, where can people get tickets? What's the
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Speaker 2: best way to do it?
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Speaker 6: You can go to our website CHARLESTONARMHC dot org. You
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Speaker 6: can go to our events to have and purchase tickets there.
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Speaker 6: We are almost sold out, so I would act quick.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, and the event is next Friday, yes, correct,
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Speaker 2: next for US week from Friday, so I probably would
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Speaker 2: not wait until then to get to tell you. Try
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Speaker 2: to get him over the next couple of days. It
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Speaker 2: sounds like it's going to be a great time. And
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Speaker 2: I know your DJ very well. He's been on the
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Speaker 2: show as a matter of fact, and he does most
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Speaker 2: of the premiere events around Charleston round canallvaly.
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Speaker 4: He does a fantastic job.
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Speaker 2: I know he'll be cranking out that eighties eighties music.
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Speaker 2: I can help him with his playlist because they call
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Speaker 2: me Captain Eighties because I'm every because I never got
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Speaker 2: out of the nineteen eighties. He's going to have to
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Speaker 2: have a little Rick James super freak. I'm telling dj
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Speaker 2: AJ how to do his job, which I don't need
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Speaker 2: to do. You know, that's kind of a gap band.
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Speaker 2: You dropped the bomb on me, a little cool and
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Speaker 2: gang celebration. You got to have prints, you got to
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Speaker 2: have Michael Jackson. You want to add anything in here?
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Speaker 4: Ben, I think that covers it. I would go min
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Speaker 4: at work. It's a dance, Ben, men of word down under?
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Speaker 4: He kidding me?
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Speaker 2: Attorneys Attorneys, What are you going to do?
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Speaker 7: Okay, there you go.
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Speaker 2: Now you've redeemed your something you shook me on that
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Speaker 2: long from nineteen eighty the Back in Black album. So
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Speaker 2: I have this rare event. If you ever want to
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Speaker 2: hire me for entertainment. I can name any song from
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Speaker 2: the eighties and three seconds for.
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Speaker 5: Oh, we should have done a trivia part of.
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Speaker 4: Three seconds or less. That's that.
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Speaker 2: It's my party gig. I can do that three seconds
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Speaker 2: or left. I can name any song from the eighties.
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Speaker 2: So there you go. All right. So again, it's next
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Speaker 2: Friday night, and hats off to you folks for doing great,
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Speaker 2: great work with Ronald McDonald house. We urge everybody to
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Speaker 2: come out. You can be there.
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Speaker 4: Oh, yes, or there. I've got a table looking forward
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Speaker 4: to it.
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Speaker 2: Okay, all right, it's gonna be a great, great night. Makayl.
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Speaker 2: I appreciate you being here. Thanks a lot.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, thanks for having me, all right.
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Speaker 2: And we'll go ahead and let you get out of
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Speaker 2: here because me and mister Slango have got to get
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Speaker 2: into some stuff here. So thank you for coming in. Mikayla.
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Speaker 4: I do appreciate it. Thank you all right, see you
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Speaker 2: again we've been telling you about all of these accidents.
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Speaker 2: I sixty four east mile marker left center lane's closed
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Speaker 2: vehicle crash on I seventy seventh South at my one sixteen.
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Speaker 2: So a lot of accidents out there this morning because
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Speaker 2: of the wet roads. Please please just use caution if
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Speaker 2: you are going to be driving out there this morning.
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Speaker 2: County Commissioned President of Bnsulango is here. Good afternoon, good morning.
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Speaker 4: Whatever it is, I lost track.
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Speaker 2: I want to give you credit. This is outside County
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Speaker 2: commission though, this is for the law firm, and we
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Speaker 2: try to separate the two. But I do want to
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Speaker 2: say thank you for sponsoring last night. You were the
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Speaker 2: main sponsor over it to trick or Beat last night.
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Speaker 2: We had a well over one thousand kids that came
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Speaker 2: through there last night over Gomart Ballpark. So hats off to.
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Speaker 4: You and your law I appreciate that, thank you, and
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Speaker 4: I have to say that the entire night. So I
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Speaker 4: was there from about five point thirty to almost nine.
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Speaker 4: I only ate one Twix. Now, there were thousands and
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Speaker 4: thousands of pieces of chocolate there. I had one Twix.
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Speaker 4: That was it.
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Speaker 8: Now.
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Speaker 2: You did tell me though, when I first walked through
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Speaker 2: the gate, You're one of the first people I saw.
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Speaker 2: You said that you were downed a couple of those
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Speaker 2: sour nerds or something like that.
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Speaker 4: Okay, but that was before the events, and that wasn't
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Speaker 4: and that wasn't chocolate. It wasn't chocolate. It wasn't chocolate.
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Speaker 4: But those are good a long time. But eighties.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, but what a great event though, It really was.
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Speaker 4: I mean all the so many kids showed up. I
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Speaker 4: mean the line for both sessions it was around the ballpark.
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Speaker 2: Yeah.
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Speaker 4: Uh. And then they get to come in, they get,
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Speaker 4: you know, to bring there. We had bags for them.
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Speaker 4: They come in, they get to fill up the bags,
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Speaker 4: and then they had free pizza and water, you know,
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Speaker 4: bottles of water.
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Speaker 2: It was, it was.
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Speaker 4: It's a great event. And I understand next year is
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Speaker 4: the twentieth year. We got to do something big then.
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Speaker 4: Well that's what I told Woody last night. So we've
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Speaker 4: got to we got to do something like we've got
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Speaker 4: to blow it out next year.
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Speaker 2: And you know, one of the great things, you know,
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Speaker 2: it's a it's a ticketed event, but it's free. The
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Speaker 2: reason we have to do the tickets is because we
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Speaker 2: can get ahead count because the folks at Pizza Hut
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Speaker 2: donate the pizzas and they're awesome about that, and so
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Speaker 2: so many different sponsors come and donate this and that
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Speaker 2: and candies and so on and so forth. But we
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Speaker 2: just have to have an idea of how many people.
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Speaker 2: And and we had people coming in, you know, to
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Speaker 2: the radio station. For like the past three four weeks
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Speaker 2: or so, we've had had people two sessions of six
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Speaker 2: at a seven thirty. We only asked that you come
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Speaker 2: in during business hours to pick up the tickets, and
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Speaker 2: we limited them to six, you know, per person.
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Speaker 7: I saw.
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Speaker 2: I was working the front gate. I was handing out
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Speaker 2: that Selango law swag there along with Missy from the
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Speaker 2: Metro News sales team. One of the great things that
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Speaker 2: I saw that really impressed me is people that came
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Speaker 2: through got our tickets from Tracy out front, and then
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Speaker 2: when they came through, for one reason or another, I
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Speaker 2: had a sick kid or they didn't get have as many,
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Speaker 2: they would give them back and they would say, okay,
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Speaker 2: well I got six, but I really don't need six
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Speaker 2: because so and so didn't make it. So here's two
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Speaker 2: back in case somebody didn't get tickets. And I thought
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Speaker 2: that was it's just something about our community right there.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, and I had I had some leftover and people
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Speaker 4: were messaging me, so I was able to give out
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Speaker 4: all of my tickets. Even as late as like yesterday
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Speaker 4: at five pm, people were still messaging yeah for tickets.
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Speaker 4: But yeah, you've got to have a head count. The
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Speaker 4: first year I did it, we ran out of candy
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Speaker 4: and I was eight and you don't want that, no,
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Speaker 4: but I was hitting up. It was an eight is
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Speaker 4: the outlet. They're there, and they brought me like this
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Speaker 4: monster box of candy to kind of finish us off.
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Speaker 4: But we we have a good time. I had probably
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Speaker 4: I don't know six or seven folks there with me
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Speaker 4: at the table and a couple of kids at the table,
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Speaker 4: you know, handing out the candy. But it was it
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Speaker 4: was really really fun.
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Speaker 2: And I mean so many people from the community. Simony
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Speaker 2: of the people that you know run ads with us.
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Speaker 2: You hear on the our radio stations were there, and
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Speaker 2: the Charleston Police Department was there, and yeah, they had
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Speaker 2: a nice Commissioner Tenant was there last night. There were
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Speaker 2: so many people that were there, you know last night.
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Speaker 2: They just came out to help that maybe didn't even
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Speaker 2: have kids or whatever, they just wanted to help.
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Speaker 4: Yeah. No, it's it's a big that's a big event.
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Speaker 4: I mean, so many people will show up and if
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Speaker 4: they're not bringing their kids, and they will help hand
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Speaker 4: out candy or help you know, get the kids in
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Speaker 4: the right direction. And but it's a lot of fun
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Speaker 4: for them because there are vendors all the way around
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Speaker 4: the ballpark, so they get a walk kind of the
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Speaker 4: perimeter of the field.
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Speaker 2: And they got a little preview of the light the
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Speaker 2: night too, because a Jay and the folks over there
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Speaker 2: had the lights on last night at the ballpark and
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Speaker 2: so they got a little little preview last night.
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Speaker 4: That just goes to show you what kind of a
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Speaker 4: big of how long it takes to set those lights up.
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Speaker 4: I mean, here it is, you know, yesterday was what
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Speaker 4: October twenty eighth, and they're about halfway finished with the lights.
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Speaker 4: And the lights it's going to take another almost a
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Speaker 4: month for them to finish.
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Speaker 2: I got there about five or ten after five yesterday evening,
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Speaker 2: and they were out there on the field setting up
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Speaker 2: lights last night when I got there, and they did
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Speaker 2: it as long. I mean they were working during trick
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Speaker 2: or Beat because they were down on the field working
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Speaker 2: putting up lights while Tricker Beat was going on last.
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Speaker 4: It's no joke. Two and a half million lights. It
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Speaker 4: takes a long time to put those up. So, you know,
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Speaker 4: one of the things that I talked to Andy say
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Speaker 4: about is potentially doing like some type of haunted mayze
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Speaker 4: or something on the field for Halloween, you know, bringing
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Speaker 4: people in, letting the kids go through because they've got them.
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Speaker 4: You know, there are several in other parts of the county,
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Speaker 4: but doing one there at the ballpark, I'm not sure
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Speaker 4: they can do it because it takes so long to
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Speaker 4: set up light to night. Yeah, so they would have
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Speaker 4: to they wouldn't be able to start light to Night
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Speaker 4: until after Halloween, which would be a very limited schedule.
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Speaker 4: They'd only have like three weeks to write up to
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Speaker 4: and a half million lights and an ice drink and
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Speaker 4: you know all the other great things. So I don't
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Speaker 4: think they'd have enough time, but certainly you know that
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Speaker 4: would be something I would be interested in helping out
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Speaker 4: with if they did a haunted maze.
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Speaker 2: And I will remind you that the Selango l All
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Speaker 2: Light the Night is returning to the ballpark November twenty
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Speaker 2: first through January for the first but we urge people
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Speaker 2: get your tickets in advance by visiting Dblightthnight dot com.
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Speaker 2: County Commissioned President Ben Slang goes here, we're going to
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Speaker 2: take a break. When we come back, we're gonna we're
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Speaker 2: gonna break down this trick or treat thing because it
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Speaker 2: was announced yesterday about twenty four hours ago, that trigger treating,
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Speaker 2: which was originally scheduled for Thursday night in Knaw County,
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Speaker 2: has been moved to Friday night. And I've told the
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Speaker 2: story was about the seventh or eight time I've told
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Speaker 2: this story, and Mayor Goodwin told me one time the
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Speaker 2: two things to get people most upset or when you
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Speaker 2: mess with Christmas parades, when you mess with trick or treating.
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Speaker 2: But you guys and the County Commission made that decision yesterday,
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Speaker 2: and we're gonna explain why and get into some other
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Speaker 2: things going on. More more pressing things in the county.
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Speaker 2: When we come back, Knaw County Commission President Bensilango's here.
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Speaker 2: was made. The trick or treating, which was originally scheduled
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Speaker 2: for Thursday night in Knaw County, moved to act the
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Speaker 2: actual Halloween night on Friday because of the weather. What
18:00
Speaker 2: went into the decision safety? You know, when we determine
18:06
Speaker 2: which night to do trick or treat, and there's a
18:10
Speaker 2: you know, every one person has five opinions on this,
18:13
Speaker 2: but or more or more, we try to look at
18:16
Speaker 2: what's the safest thing. I mean, we've had as you've said,
18:19
Speaker 2: you know, you've been talking since the top of the
18:21
Speaker 2: show about all the accidents. Well, the reason there were
18:24
Speaker 2: a bunch of accents today is because of the weather.
18:26
Speaker 2: You know, it's rainy, it was dark this morning, it's slippery.
18:30
Speaker 4: You know that. I was driving to work this morning
18:32
Speaker 4: about six thirty and it was pitch dark, pouring the rain,
18:37
Speaker 4: and you just can't see that well. So it's a
18:39
Speaker 4: visibility issue and we don't want that on trig or
18:43
Speaker 4: treat night. You know, at seven thirty or something, you've
18:46
Speaker 4: got kids walking around in costumes. They can't see that well.
18:48
Speaker 4: They're wearing masks that are fogged up or rained over.
18:52
Speaker 4: So it really comes down to safety. And we initially
18:55
Speaker 4: decided to do Thursday because of Friday night football, and
18:59
Speaker 4: I thought, you know, you got kids out on the
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Speaker 4: road going to the football games. You don't want little
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Speaker 4: ones darting out into traffic trying to get candy. So
19:07
Speaker 4: we made the decision to a Thursday. Then we started
19:11
Speaker 4: watching the forecast and tomorrow Thursday it's going to be
19:15
Speaker 4: you know, pouring the rain is like a ninety percent
19:17
Speaker 4: chance of rain, it's high winds, it's just not the
19:20
Speaker 4: ideal weather for trick or treat. You know, somebody could
19:24
Speaker 4: get hurt or killed. So we decided to move it
19:26
Speaker 4: to Friday. Now, the funny thing about it is, when
19:28
Speaker 4: we announced it was Thursday, so many people were upset
19:31
Speaker 4: we weren't doing a Friday, and then we moved it
19:33
Speaker 4: to Friday, and so many people are upset We're not
19:35
Speaker 4: doing it Thursday. So you're not going to make everybody
19:38
Speaker 4: ahead of those things. I mean, you know, we try
19:40
Speaker 4: to do what's safe, not necessarily what's popular for everybody.
19:44
Speaker 2: And you got to understand too, Kanaw County is a
19:46
Speaker 2: large county, it is, and this decision was made for
19:49
Speaker 2: you know, for the entire county. It's not just the
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Speaker 2: city of Charleston and South Hills and whatever. You've got
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Speaker 2: Campbell's Creek and Tornado and all these other communities within
19:57
Speaker 2: the county. And you know, you get into some of
19:59
Speaker 2: these more rural areas, it's a much bigger problem than
20:03
Speaker 2: what it is you know, downtown somewhere.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, and even in even in the city, you know,
20:08
Speaker 4: within the city of Charleston, it's an issue you've got
20:10
Speaker 4: you know, tight streets, You've got kids on sidewalks, You've
20:14
Speaker 4: got you know, people that aren't paying attention while they're driving,
20:18
Speaker 4: and if it's rainy and dark and wet, the likelihood
20:23
Speaker 4: of somebody getting hurt. I mean, I you know, we
20:24
Speaker 4: get emails every morning. I get emails from Metro. Anytime
20:28
Speaker 4: there's an incident in Kannaw County, I get an email
20:30
Speaker 4: about it, whether it's a fender bender or fire or
20:32
Speaker 4: you name it. My emails were just lit up this
20:36
Speaker 4: morning with all the accidents, you know, all the people
20:38
Speaker 4: that were you know, there's a bad one out on
20:41
Speaker 4: the interstate right now.
20:42
Speaker 2: Yeah, just Stephanie just told me that our producer that
20:45
Speaker 2: the backup on sixty four East Rex starts at Dunbar
20:48
Speaker 2: right now.
20:49
Speaker 4: There's one out by Hickory Road that connects to Corridor G.
20:52
Speaker 4: You know, if we've got so their accidents everywhere, the
20:54
Speaker 4: last thing you want is to have little people out
20:57
Speaker 4: on the street or out on the sidewalks when that's happening.
20:59
Speaker 4: So we try to make the best decision we can,
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Speaker 4: the safest decision we can with the information we have
21:04
Speaker 4: at the time. That does not mean on Thursday night.
21:09
Speaker 4: It's not gonna be seventy degrees. He's like perfect, and
21:12
Speaker 4: then I'm gonna look like an idiot. That's there is
21:15
Speaker 4: a high potential for that, but I understand going in
21:18
Speaker 4: that you can't win. The only way that you could
21:20
Speaker 4: possibly win is to say, trick or Treat's going to
21:23
Speaker 4: be on the thirty first. I don't care what day
21:25
Speaker 4: it is, I don't care what the weather's like. It's
21:27
Speaker 4: going to be on the thirty first. And then if
21:29
Speaker 4: somebody gets hurt or killed, you got some explaining to do,
21:34
Speaker 4: you know. So perhaps you just take the government out
21:36
Speaker 4: of it and say it's the thirty first, that's Halloween.
21:39
Speaker 4: That's when you're going to trigger treat. And if it's
21:41
Speaker 4: a Sunday, it's a Sunday, it's a Wednesday night. It's
21:43
Speaker 4: a Wednesday night.
21:44
Speaker 2: And you and I were talking about that off the air,
21:46
Speaker 2: you know, and I'm from southern West Virginia, and you
21:48
Speaker 2: didn't do anything on Wednesdays or Sundays. Wednesday night's church night, man,
21:52
Speaker 2: and you didn't have trick or treating on Wednesday night
21:54
Speaker 2: and also on Sunday, you know, for various reasons. And
21:58
Speaker 2: so people don't want it on Friday because of high
22:00
Speaker 2: school football. They don't want it on Saturday. We used
22:02
Speaker 2: to hear excuses. People would say, well, we don't want
22:04
Speaker 2: it because Saturday night, you know, that's when all the
22:07
Speaker 2: drunks are out, when people are going to the bar. Well,
22:09
Speaker 2: I mean, you can get hit by a impair driver
22:12
Speaker 2: at eleven am on Tuesday morning. So and if you
22:16
Speaker 2: go by that route, that means that you're going to
22:17
Speaker 2: narrow it down to having trick or treating on Monday, Tuesday,
22:22
Speaker 2: or Thursday.
22:22
Speaker 4: Well, you can't do that because that's a school night
22:24
Speaker 4: and the kids get tired. Because I've heard that a
22:26
Speaker 4: couple hundred times. You know, you can't do it on
22:29
Speaker 4: a school day because it's you know, the kids will
22:31
Speaker 4: get tired, the teachers are tired, they don't want to
22:33
Speaker 4: be out all night they would be And then you
22:35
Speaker 4: can't do it on Friday because of football. You can't
22:37
Speaker 4: do it Thursday because it's middle school football. You can't
22:39
Speaker 4: do it Saturday because that's when people are out drinking
22:41
Speaker 4: and driving. And you can't do it Sunday because that's church.
22:45
Speaker 2: So what does that leave that pretty much does Christmas morning?
22:48
Speaker 2: That's the only thing it leaves is Christmas morning.
22:51
Speaker 4: You can't do it Christmas orning because Halloween's a pagan holidays.
22:55
Speaker 2: Well, you know, go back in the history of Christmas too,
22:57
Speaker 2: but that's another story. I mean, I got a couple
22:59
Speaker 2: of text Herefore Texas trick or Treating got moved to
23:01
Speaker 2: its proper day. Spirits brought the storm to force the
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Speaker 2: county commissioners to rectify their decision. Good on the county
23:08
Speaker 2: commission for taking the hint from the spirits.
23:10
Speaker 4: Thank you spirits.
23:11
Speaker 2: All right, Can cities or neighborhoods as the texture hold
23:14
Speaker 2: their own trick or treating days?
23:15
Speaker 4: Yes?
23:15
Speaker 2: Or if they go against the county, well, the thing's repercussions.
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Speaker 4: I promise you there won't be any repercussions over trick
23:22
Speaker 4: or treat. But listen, of it's funny looking at it.
23:27
Speaker 4: I mean, it's not funny just because people get so
23:30
Speaker 4: worked up. But most of the people that are getting
23:32
Speaker 4: worked up, they're the ones that have their lights out
23:34
Speaker 4: and don't even hand out candy anyway. Like it's you know,
23:38
Speaker 4: it's the it's it's people who just want to be negative.
23:42
Speaker 4: I get that that's your right be as negative as
23:45
Speaker 4: you want it to be, if that makes you feel better.
23:49
Speaker 4: The truth is, we've got to make the decision based
23:53
Speaker 4: upon safety. We've got to make it based upon the
23:55
Speaker 4: information we have at the time. Now, if the municipalities
23:59
Speaker 4: and you know, it's not like every mayor in the
24:02
Speaker 4: county agreed with this decision, I did get, you know,
24:04
Speaker 4: an anger call from one. Uh. Municipalities can have it
24:08
Speaker 4: whatever day they want. But historically, when the county sets
24:13
Speaker 4: it and you miss, municipalities say okay, let's do it
24:15
Speaker 4: that way. Because if you're if Dunbar is gonna have
24:19
Speaker 4: it Thursday, and let's say it's nice and the weather's
24:21
Speaker 4: perfect in Dunbar on Thursday, then everybody in Charleston and
24:24
Speaker 4: South Charleston and Nitro and Saint Aubans is going to
24:26
Speaker 4: be heading to Dunbar on Thursday. Yeah. Right, And then
24:29
Speaker 4: if Nitro has it Friday, everybody's heading the Nitro. You
24:32
Speaker 4: know they can game this system. Yeah, so you want
24:35
Speaker 4: to have it, you want to have it on one night,
24:38
Speaker 4: and particularly municipalities have agreed. It's kind of an unwrittenfore Ben.
24:43
Speaker 2: There is no tricker, there's no trick or treat police.
24:46
Speaker 2: If you want a trigger treat in July, go ahead,
24:48
Speaker 2: I mean.
24:49
Speaker 4: Nobody have it. I may sponsor it. I don't know.
24:53
Speaker 2: Halloween in July. All right, So I think we've spoken
24:58
Speaker 2: enough about trigger treating, but have another couple things to
25:01
Speaker 2: want to get to you before you go. One text
25:03
Speaker 2: says they've asked Ben, why the uh the case ready
25:06
Speaker 2: app hasn't worked for a year. It gives no notifications.
25:11
Speaker 4: I wasn't aware that the casey Ready app wasn't working. Okay,
25:15
Speaker 4: well apparently all right, Yeah, got that taken.
25:18
Speaker 1: Care of.
25:20
Speaker 2: The setting. The trick or Treat night has done months
25:22
Speaker 2: in advance, and people make plans. I understand the safety concerns,
25:25
Speaker 2: but using that logic and with all of this morning directs,
25:28
Speaker 2: one should postpone driving for the day. So it's a texture. Well,
25:31
Speaker 2: I don't understand what they did there.
25:33
Speaker 4: I'm not sure that the there's a logical connection between
25:36
Speaker 4: postponing driving and uh, delaying trick or Treat for a day.
25:40
Speaker 2: I mean a little star caps right, but but but
25:42
Speaker 2: I will say this, I do I do feel badly
25:45
Speaker 2: for the parents who requested Thursday off. Yeah, I get that,
25:50
Speaker 2: and I feel terribly about that. Uh, but I promise
25:53
Speaker 2: you this you you weren't gonna be out trick or
25:55
Speaker 2: treating tomorrow anyway. You're gonna be sitting it home, right,
25:58
Speaker 2: So if you requested, you can do that anyway, because
26:02
Speaker 2: I don't send. Let's the forecast just completely changes. I
26:05
Speaker 2: don't see any way people are going to be out
26:07
Speaker 2: even if we said, oh, we're going to still do
26:09
Speaker 2: it Thursday, that people would be out. First of all,
26:11
Speaker 2: it's way too dangerous. But it's going to be pouring
26:13
Speaker 2: the rain. Depending on which station you look at, it's
26:17
Speaker 2: somewhere between an eighty five and ninety eight percent chance
26:20
Speaker 2: of rain and not. I'm not tall about sprinkles, you know,
26:23
Speaker 2: heavy rain, heavy rain. We're not expecting severe weather of
26:25
Speaker 2: what I understand as far as thunder and lightning goes.
26:27
Speaker 2: But we are expecting heavy downpours exactly. And that leads
26:31
Speaker 2: to ponding on roads, especially when you get to some
26:33
Speaker 2: of these rural areas, it becomes a bigger problem.
26:35
Speaker 4: It's a glare issue, you know.
26:37
Speaker 10: Uh.
26:38
Speaker 4: I have trouble driving at night when it's raining because
26:40
Speaker 4: it's hard. It's I I'm old, you know, it's hard
26:43
Speaker 4: to see. Uh, you got kids running in between cars.
26:46
Speaker 4: They call it dart you know, dart outs, You've got
26:48
Speaker 4: that issue. It's it's a significant issue. So I think
26:53
Speaker 4: we made the right decision. But only time will tell you. Yeah,
26:55
Speaker 4: we're either going to look really really smarter, really really see.
26:58
Speaker 2: I like your idea what you said of you just
27:00
Speaker 2: have trick or treating on Halloween night.
27:01
Speaker 4: Period.
27:01
Speaker 2: That's the easy way out at easy Halloween night. And
27:04
Speaker 2: if it's on a if it's on Church night, if
27:06
Speaker 2: it's on a night when the Mountaineers are playing in
27:08
Speaker 2: high school football or whatever, so be it. It's on Halloween.
27:10
Speaker 4: If we do that, we'll get hundreds and hundreds and
27:12
Speaker 4: hundreds of messages and emails and comments about why don't
27:16
Speaker 4: we do it the way we used to do it?
27:17
Speaker 4: Because and this is somebody somebody took a screenshot of
27:22
Speaker 4: this and sent it to me yesterday and they said
27:24
Speaker 4: moving Trick or Treat to Friday was the worst decision
27:27
Speaker 4: the Kanawha County Commission has ever made. And I'm thinking back,
27:31
Speaker 4: you know, two hundred years of Kanawak County. I'm like, man,
27:34
Speaker 4: we've made some really good decisions. Then if moving that's
27:37
Speaker 4: twenty four hours was the worst decision, then I feel
27:40
Speaker 4: pretty confident about how things are going.
27:42
Speaker 2: Back to the ballparking moment, says Dave. Why can't they
27:44
Speaker 2: just put a quote unquote haunted trail around the ballpark
27:47
Speaker 2: up there when the vendors and things are there. That way,
27:50
Speaker 2: it wouldn't be in the way of light the night's setup.
27:52
Speaker 2: I like it, like it too. But the only problem
27:55
Speaker 2: I'm not opposed to the only problem is somebody who
27:57
Speaker 2: worked trigger beat last night. The only problem I see
28:00
Speaker 2: with that is is one of the issues you have
28:02
Speaker 2: is the flow of the of the traffic with and
28:04
Speaker 2: I mean that by you know, of the kids I'm
28:06
Speaker 2: talking about and trying to get them all through there.
28:09
Speaker 2: You know, that's one of the problems we have is
28:11
Speaker 2: we have to tell them. I mean, the kids want
28:13
Speaker 2: to you know, they want to check out the different candies.
28:15
Speaker 2: I get that. But I was working the front the
28:17
Speaker 2: front gate along with Missy as I said, from our
28:19
Speaker 2: Metro News sales department, and so we had to say, okay,
28:21
Speaker 2: we'll take the next five en now hold up because
28:23
Speaker 2: we've got a bottleneck here. That's a good problem to have.
28:26
Speaker 2: But that's the only problem.
28:27
Speaker 4: I can There were there were bottlenecks, but so if
28:29
Speaker 4: they put a honted trail around the perimeter. First of all,
28:32
Speaker 4: they do have lights on the perimeter. It's not just
28:34
Speaker 4: on the field, it's all over the place, on the
28:36
Speaker 4: sides of the buildings. Yeah, but I could see them
28:38
Speaker 4: maybe unplugging those, you know, and just not having electricity
28:43
Speaker 4: of those. That's something that Andy shelill have to decide,
28:45
Speaker 4: and and if he makes that decision and he wants
28:48
Speaker 4: help with it, I'm here for it.
28:49
Speaker 2: What Ben says describes as a texture of people going
28:53
Speaker 2: city to city for trick or treating sounds like the
28:55
Speaker 2: opportunity for capitalism for me one hundred percent. Then sell
28:59
Speaker 2: that candy.
29:00
Speaker 4: That's right. In fact, if they do that, I may
29:02
Speaker 4: I may go door to door, from city to city.
29:04
Speaker 2: Who knows he caw was fifty two years old, Dix says,
29:07
Speaker 2: ever thought about volunteers acting a sort of crossing guards
29:10
Speaker 2: in each neighborhood to guide traffic and keep kids safe.
29:14
Speaker 4: That's a good idea. Uh, it would take a lot.
29:16
Speaker 4: I mean it would be a lot of cross you know.
29:17
Speaker 4: I see the volunteers and at schools in the mornings
29:21
Speaker 4: to do that all over the county and not just
29:23
Speaker 4: in school zones, but it would take a lot of volunteers.
29:27
Speaker 2: Somebody said it would be if we if we had
29:29
Speaker 2: trick or trading on Christmas, we could call it Chris Aween.
29:32
Speaker 4: How do you have aniot? People would like run me
29:35
Speaker 4: out of there? Yes, I did that absolutely, I will
29:38
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29:40
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30:05
Speaker 2: with Canaan County, I mean judicial annexes, a capital sports complex.
30:10
Speaker 2: We've we've trick or treated all we can trick or treat,
30:12
Speaker 2: So let's talk about some more.
30:13
Speaker 4: Serious judicial NX is moving along. You know, we uh
30:16
Speaker 4: traffic in that area is not ideal just because they
30:20
Speaker 4: had to close down a lane on Virginia. Uh So
30:23
Speaker 4: people that are crossing the street there, you've got to
30:26
Speaker 4: be very, very careful if you're at the corner of
30:28
Speaker 4: like Court and Virginia, and especially when it's raining like this,
30:32
Speaker 4: you've got to be careful. So people that will park
30:34
Speaker 4: and have to walk across, or they're crossing for lunch,
30:37
Speaker 4: or they're doing whatever. Uh that's a that's a high
30:40
Speaker 4: risk area. And you know, the engineers have studied it
30:43
Speaker 4: and they've come up with what we believe to be
30:45
Speaker 4: a safe plan. But it's concerning there, right, it's concerning.
30:50
Speaker 4: But we're moving along. It's going to be a while,
30:52
Speaker 4: you know. That's a that's a very long project. I
30:55
Speaker 4: think we're going to be well into twenty twenty six
30:57
Speaker 4: before it's completed. The fifth floor, the judicial annats is done.
31:02
Speaker 4: It looks great. Our architects, the bill, the construction company
31:06
Speaker 4: did a wonderful job. Uh So Judge Lindsay's in his
31:09
Speaker 4: courtroom in the annex on the fifth floor. They did
31:13
Speaker 4: a great job there. So now we're just working on
31:14
Speaker 4: the first floor. Uh. Keep in mind, you know, by
31:17
Speaker 4: doing it the way we did it, even though it
31:20
Speaker 4: delayed a few months, probably six months. Uh we say
31:23
Speaker 4: five and a half million dollars. So that was that
31:26
Speaker 4: was a big decision. Talking about talking about worst decisions
31:29
Speaker 4: coun knock out he's ever made. If we had gone,
31:31
Speaker 4: you know, five six million dollars ever Bud did. I
31:33
Speaker 4: suspect they wouldn't be worried about trick or treat. They'd
31:34
Speaker 4: be worried about the money we wasted. But uh we
31:38
Speaker 4: we took a calculated gamble and it paid off.
31:42
Speaker 2: What about the last time we had John here, we
31:44
Speaker 2: talked about the expansion of the law enforcement training area
31:47
Speaker 2: out there that that is coming along.
31:49
Speaker 4: We've got we we did our we put out bids
31:52
Speaker 4: for architects and we've we had several people that bid
31:57
Speaker 4: on and I believe ZMM had the uh we receive
32:01
Speaker 4: the high score on the on the on the bids.
32:04
Speaker 4: So it will, it will. They're starting to work on
32:07
Speaker 4: it now. I think it's gonna take about four to
32:10
Speaker 4: six months to design, which is perfect because that'll put
32:13
Speaker 4: us into spring and we can start construction. I suspect
32:16
Speaker 4: it'll take six months or so to construct Capital Sports Complex.
32:21
Speaker 4: Fingers crossed, Buddy fingers crossed. You know, Where's when I
32:27
Speaker 4: talk about this, I want to make sure people understand
32:28
Speaker 4: I'm not criticizing anyone. That's not the purpose of it.
32:33
Speaker 4: But we we have, uh we've looked at the financing.
32:38
Speaker 4: We have put millions of dollars into it that's still
32:41
Speaker 4: ready to go. We have the capacity to bond a
32:47
Speaker 4: substantial portion of it. We do not have the capacity
32:49
Speaker 4: to bond all of it. So there are two options.
32:52
Speaker 4: We can either scale the project back, which is not ideal,
32:56
Speaker 4: or we can uh see if we can get some
32:58
Speaker 4: state or federal assistance. We've it in for a federal
33:02
Speaker 4: ear mark and we're waiting to see if we get it.
33:05
Speaker 4: But you know that's things are a little different right now.
33:09
Speaker 4: That's not a criticism of anybody. Is is different, and
33:12
Speaker 4: so we'll see if we get it. If we don't,
33:14
Speaker 4: then we'll either ply again next year or we'll come
33:17
Speaker 4: up with a different plan. My goal is to have
33:21
Speaker 4: that done because I really think and people people are
33:25
Speaker 4: seeing it. You know, the mall is slowly but surely,
33:28
Speaker 4: it's just it's getting worse and worse.
33:30
Speaker 1: Now.
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Speaker 2: They're announcement I made about a week or so ago
33:32
Speaker 2: about another business closing there the cheesecake or the cheese
33:36
Speaker 2: take place.
33:36
Speaker 4: I think I thought you must said cheesecake fast. I
33:38
Speaker 4: will take a cheesecake factory. Don't get that start. Yeah,
33:42
Speaker 4: So we're we're we're hoping that will happen. I think
33:45
Speaker 4: people have seen, you know what sports tourism does. I
33:48
Speaker 4: think most people get it now. It wasn't necessarily a
33:51
Speaker 4: popular idea back in twenty seventeen when I propose the
33:54
Speaker 4: Shawnee Sports Complex, But it's it works. It's brought in
33:58
Speaker 4: over one hundred and fifty million dollars in economic impact.
34:00
Speaker 4: I think that facility would bring in substantially more, just
34:03
Speaker 4: because there are more sports that we'll be able to do.
34:07
Speaker 4: It's some of the biggest travel sports in the nation.
34:09
Speaker 4: You're talking about volleyball, basketball. It will work, you know,
34:15
Speaker 4: it's just a big commitment. It's a lot of money.
34:17
Speaker 4: It's a lot of money.
34:18
Speaker 2: Two more questions for you are a popular guy today?
34:21
Speaker 2: What's the number to get Culvert's clean? Guthrie Road off
34:24
Speaker 2: Route twenty one in the Charleston County Lands is so
34:27
Speaker 2: bad that the roads becoming a series of potholes all over.
34:30
Speaker 4: The main Number three, five, seven, one zero zero. Give
34:34
Speaker 4: that number four three or four three five seven one
34:36
Speaker 4: zero zero. I hope I just gave you the county
34:38
Speaker 4: commission number, not my judicial number. I don't know if
34:44
Speaker 4: you gave it for Judge Selango. Just say hey, give
34:46
Speaker 4: us message. Tell Ben h there was enough.
34:50
Speaker 2: How does the Knaw County Commission select outside legal council
34:53
Speaker 2: to handle legal matters for the county? And is there
34:55
Speaker 2: a record of the firms retained and paid for by
34:57
Speaker 2: the county?
34:58
Speaker 4: There is? Yeah, you can get all that with a
34:59
Speaker 4: four and we It depends on the situation. I mean,
35:03
Speaker 4: we use different lawyers with different expertise depending on the
35:06
Speaker 4: situation that we have. But it's typically a decision by
35:10
Speaker 4: the county commissioners which firm to retain. It is. Uh,
35:15
Speaker 4: you know, if we have an employment matter, then we
35:18
Speaker 4: look at the respected employment lawyers. If we have when
35:22
Speaker 4: we had to sue the trucking company over the Paint
35:25
Speaker 4: Creek collapse, we looked at, you know, which law firm
35:28
Speaker 4: do we think that would be best. Now, if it's
35:30
Speaker 4: an insurance claim, then we don't necessarily get to picket.
35:35
Speaker 4: For instance, if if somebody slips on the sidewalk or something,
35:37
Speaker 4: we don't necessarily get a picket. We we have some
35:40
Speaker 4: influence in that, but it's not it's simply the insurance
35:42
Speaker 4: company that would hire. So it depends on what type
35:44
Speaker 4: of case it is.
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Speaker 4: And then the insurance companies have what are called panel council,
35:49
Speaker 4: and the panel council is put together by the carrier
35:52
Speaker 4: and they will call us and say, hey, which firm
35:55
Speaker 4: might you want to use from our panel council, and
35:57
Speaker 4: then we can tell them and they don't have necessarily
35:59
Speaker 4: go with us. But that's how we're all right.
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Speaker 2: We gotta go. I've got more questions for you. Would
36:02
Speaker 2: just have to have you back.
36:03
Speaker 4: All right, sounds good?
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Speaker 2: midday comes out yesterday and says that he's Asking All
40:18
Speaker 2: west virginians HAD the qr codes and everything to donate
40:21
Speaker 2: because of the partial government shutdown and the LOSS of
40:23
Speaker 2: snap Benefits, on saturday he's asking for the governor or
40:27
Speaker 2: asking for the public to come up and help out
40:30
Speaker 2: with the state's going to put in, so much and
40:32
Speaker 2: then he's wanted the public to put in.
40:34
Speaker 14: So much, your thoughts, SURE well, i mean of course
40:36
Speaker 14: it's better. THAN nothing, i MEAN the snap benefits pretty
40:40
Speaker 14: much go on Pause beginning. November one there's gonna be
40:43
Speaker 14: ANY other. Snap benefits so it puts states in the
40:47
Speaker 14: position having to do Something in different states are doing.
40:50
Speaker 14: Different things some have done states of emergency in order
40:52
Speaker 14: to allow them to free up the money. They need
40:55
Speaker 14: some are dumping whatever money they need. Into It west
40:59
Speaker 14: virginia being a little more, cautious again. Thirteen million up to.
41:05
Speaker 14: Thirteen million it's not even guaranteed that it's. Thirteen million
41:07
Speaker 14: it has to be matched by private donors To Both
41:11
Speaker 14: Mountaineer food Bank And Facing Hunger. Food bank they're going
41:14
Speaker 14: to split their donations. In half but if whatever people
41:18
Speaker 14: donate to those food banks during, this period if you
41:21
Speaker 14: can get up to thirteen million in, the state will
41:23
Speaker 14: donate up to. Thirteen million, in fact they're throwing two
41:26
Speaker 14: point five million in as of today to get the whole.
41:29
Speaker 14: Thing started but it's one of those things like it's,
41:33
Speaker 14: better nothing but is it going to? Be enough it
41:36
Speaker 14: depends on how quickly. People donate it depends obviously on the,
41:40
Speaker 14: government SHUTDOWN because i think everyone sort of hopes this
41:43
Speaker 14: one gets wrapped up next week after we see the
41:47
Speaker 14: possible insurance premium hike numbers come Out on november FIRST.
41:51
Speaker 14: FOR aca, I mean i think the pressure is mounting
41:55
Speaker 14: to end this probably at, some point hopefully by the
41:59
Speaker 14: beginning the. NEXT week i don't want. To PREDICT so
42:02
Speaker 14: i do think that the governor is hoping that this
42:04
Speaker 14: thing gets resolved so we don't have to put a
42:06
Speaker 14: whole bunch of state money into these food banks because
42:10
Speaker 14: we're not getting reimbursed from That.
42:12
Speaker 2: From defense So on monday's, LOCAL show i Had On Delegate,
42:15
Speaker 2: kaylee young and she point, blank said calling out, the
42:19
Speaker 2: Government the governor's got. The money if you need to
42:21
Speaker 2: call the, legislature in call the legislature in let's fund.
42:24
Speaker 2: This thing, then yesterday after the announcement, came Out Say
42:27
Speaker 2: democratic Party Chairing Delegate, mike pushkin who just happened to
42:29
Speaker 2: be like in, the area came in did a little
42:32
Speaker 2: run in on the show yesterday to again kind of
42:36
Speaker 2: dismiss what to, not dismissed that's not the, right word
42:38
Speaker 2: but he criticized the governor's. Announcement yesterday AND then I
42:42
Speaker 2: think i heard some audio this Morning From delegate YOUNG
42:45
Speaker 2: on i guess TikTok or something that she put, out
42:47
Speaker 2: saying just just put the. Money out what would you say?
42:50
Speaker 14: To that on, ONE hand i understand What the, governor's doing,
42:54
Speaker 14: because sure we're talking about between forty five and fifty
42:58
Speaker 14: million dollars for a month WORTH of, snap benefits and
43:04
Speaker 14: we're talking about thirteen million up to. THIRTEEN million i
43:06
Speaker 14: want to stress that because.
43:08
Speaker 2: Again they want.
43:08
Speaker 14: Private donors so assuming private donors pony up thirteen, million
43:12
Speaker 14: dollars you're talking about twenty six. Million dollars but that
43:14
Speaker 14: only gets you halfway through, One MONTH so i would
43:17
Speaker 14: get you Halfway. Through NOVEMBER so i Understand the democratic
43:21
Speaker 14: members Of the house specifically saying just just put all that.
43:25
Speaker 14: Money in but at the, same Time the morrissey administration
43:30
Speaker 14: is taking a more cautious approach and trying to fund
43:34
Speaker 14: these food banks based on, you know as in. Needed
43:37
Speaker 14: basis they don't want to throw in a whole bunch
43:39
Speaker 14: of money because then you'll have to yank all that.
43:43
Speaker 14: Money back that certainly hurts the food banks in the.
43:46
Speaker 14: Long run and keep, in mind this is not like
43:48
Speaker 14: we're not dumping this money into snap and people are
43:51
Speaker 14: going to be able to use their cards. And whatnot
43:52
Speaker 14: we're dumping this into. Food banks it's not even really
43:55
Speaker 14: the same. YOU know I think I Heard bob aaron
43:58
Speaker 14: say during our, Press, conference yes Say to governor that
44:00
Speaker 14: for every one meal that you would do through the,
44:03
Speaker 14: food banks that could do the same thing with. Nine
44:07
Speaker 14: meals so it's not even really an. Even match, so
44:10
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Speaker 4: STUDIO day.
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Speaker 2: I love that's what feels so good down.
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Speaker 14: Here?
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Speaker 2: Today yeah is that what?
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Speaker 1: It?
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Speaker 2: Is, yeah buddy, all Right that's i'm just a college.
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Speaker 4: Drop out I'M just I.
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Speaker 2: Like Marshall. Ruf marshall so you were the only smart
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Speaker 2: one that can give up a bunch of money for no.
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Speaker 2: GOOD reasons i still, got that.
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Speaker 4: Trust Me The.
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Speaker 2: Techa texas welcome to the reality of what government run
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Speaker 2: grocery stores Are like democrats's. A text also they Say
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Speaker 2: National happy National.
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Speaker 14: Cat day, oh, yeah reality you do as well.
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Speaker 2: Put that that may be the strangest thing you've, Ever.
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Speaker 2: Said steven that takes a Lot of wilson, is here
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Speaker 2: you know how, you, Doing man. I'm doing my favorite
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Speaker 2: person in the world. Is there always like to spend
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Speaker 2: some quality time. With you you're heading Down To myrtle
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Speaker 2: beach For the. Herd, game yeah fine, out today team leaves.
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Speaker 17: This afternoon will be Down in Conway Or, Eye County,
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Speaker 17: south carolina Fifty sixth County.
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Speaker 2: Of, west virginia seven thirty kickoff tomorrow NIGHT on. ESPN
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Speaker 2: two i was gonna say it's on the On The
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Speaker 2: national network. Tomorrow.
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Speaker 17: Night, yeah Well the Marshall Ad, gerald harrison who's been on,
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Speaker 17: the job, you know a few. MONTHS now i told him,
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Speaker 17: LAST week, i said you do realize that's like the
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Speaker 17: unofficial Fifty. Sixth county, he, said yeah that's our favorite.
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Speaker 17: Vacation spot now REALIZE everybody i know is.
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Speaker 2: Already, there, yes, yeah, buddy, YEAH buddy i don't want
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Speaker 2: to go where there are. OTHER people, I know i
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Speaker 2: want to get away. FROM people.
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Speaker 4: I know that's.
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Speaker 17: The truth they were actually trying to kind of steal.
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Speaker 17: The stadium they're trying to get a bunch Because Obviously
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Speaker 17: West virginia marshall has a big presence in that part of,
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Speaker 17: the country and they were trying to Get to they're
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Speaker 17: trying to at least equal the home crowd. THERE tomorrow
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Speaker 17: i don't know if, they will but should be a pretty,
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Speaker 17: good presence, All.
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Speaker 2: RIGHT stephen i failed to always have like to re
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Speaker 2: my people where they can read.
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Speaker 14: Your stuff so Purpose Were News, wheeling intelligencer Weir In,
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Speaker 14: daily Times The inner Mountain, of Elkins the Journal, in
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Speaker 14: martinsburg And The Dominion post mortgage.
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Speaker 2: And follow HIM on x if you Don't Already wilson
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Speaker 2: Meadows talk. Line today what you, GUYS got i don't
51:12
Speaker 2: know what. WE got I Think tony magestro is stopping
51:15
Speaker 2: by a ten. Oh six there's that big opioid case, from.
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Speaker 17: Yesterday, right yeah big Win for huntington with that opioid
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Speaker 17: case getting remanded back to. Circuit court he's actually calling
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Speaker 17: in and he just let, me know by, the way
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Speaker 17: probably something to do With. The interstate explain that to
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Speaker 17: me an hour and forty minutes to get. Here today,
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Speaker 17: JEEZ oh i got a zipper merge story for. You
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Speaker 17: later by, the way it. Wasn't, happening somebody somebody deemed
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Speaker 17: themselves policemen of the interstate yesterday on, you know trying
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Speaker 17: to get to. The, merge yeah had it backed up
51:41
Speaker 17: for a mile because some dingle ling Just decided i'm
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Speaker 17: going to block this lane so you can't get to.
51:46
Speaker 2: The merge point is that.
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Speaker 7: The exact part Of the i'm pretty sure that's how.
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Speaker 14: They sounded we're GONNA see tj with signs, one day like,
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Speaker 14: stop signs slow signs on the side of, the road
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Speaker 14: like taking charge of this.
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Speaker 4: One DAY if i.
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Speaker 2: Ever wanted to NOT that. I DO if i ever
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Speaker 2: want to run for, public office that could be. MY
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Speaker 2: issue i would win.
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Speaker 4: On that.
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Speaker 2: And roundabouts we blew That tea, you sorry we.
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Speaker 4: BLEW that i.
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Speaker 2: Like roundabouts, all, right alright we. Gotta go i'll be.
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Speaker 2: Back tomorrow House Candidate tara martinez is going to join
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Speaker 2: us on.
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Speaker 9: The.
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Speaker 2: Show Marvelus chris dickerson for The Marsh University journalism Hall
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Speaker 2: of fame will be on the. Show tomorrow i'll be
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Speaker 2: back later Today With, metro news midday With thirteen News
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Speaker 2: And tonight Live Anchor mander Baron and me coming up at.
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Speaker 2: Noon today, till then stick around for, these guys see,
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