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Please Consider a No · The Wes Carroll Morning Show

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Start your day with Wes. You're listening to the West Carrol Morning Show.
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Tuesday morning, twenty first day of May. I'm Wes, thanks for joining
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me. Final day of school for Muskogee County, some of the other schools
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in the area as well, but I'm addressing Muscogee County for a reason because
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it's also election day, general primary, nonpartisan election day in Georgia, and
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Muskogee County by complete coincidence, here on this final day of the school year,
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is asking us yet again to impose a tax on ourselves for the kids.
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This is the e splost, the Education special Purpose Local Option sales tax,
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the one that'll put us back up at the highest sales tax rate in
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the state time. I think where County is the other one a little higher
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than Fulton County, which is just below where we'll be. We had an
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esplost in place, and it actually was fulfilled sooner than expected. So we're
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being asked to re impose it on ourselves sooner than expected. See, that's
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the way it works. They tell you that it's being reimposed. That's even
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the way that it is worded on the ballot. It is the reimposing of
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attacks. I mean, technically that's right, but also technically what it is
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is it's a new tax. This is a new est blost. This isn't
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reimposing the old one. This is a new est blost with new things that
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they plan to do with it. They do a very good job of laying
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out why this is all about the kids, and this is, you know,
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we have to do these things for the kids. We have to do
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this. They did a good job of listing I mean, as many schools
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as possible in here to get people's attention. You know, let's get a
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lot of schools laid out in here and say we have to do this for
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these schools. I have kids in Muscoge County schools. I'm an advocate for
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Muscogee County schools. I am not an advocate for imposing reimposing, but it's
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imposing. It's a new one, another tax on ourselves at a time when
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we are still trying to recover from a lot. We're still trying to recover
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from COVID four years ago. We're still trying to recover from the way COVID
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was weaponized in a presidential election four years ago. You can say you can
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disagree with me on it if you want to. I know most people listening
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to the show probably agree with me, but you can say it's not what
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they did. But it was discussed outwardly and openly by the left and some
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of the strategists that realized as the pandemic was making its way into the US,
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this is our opportunity, this is our chance. This was on the
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platform formerly known as Twitter, and they were you, not afraid to admit
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it, not afraid to say it out loud. They were pretty narn excited
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about the fact that they had an in and ultimately there were a few ways
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that they utilized it. Okay, they utilized it in a few different ways,
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by calling him a failure in his way of handling it, by calling
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him racist for the way that he handled it, for some of his terminology,
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a xenophobe. They figured out a way that people would not be going
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in to polls to actually cast their votes. You're going to mail these things
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in, You're going to drop them in drop boxes. There were just a
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lot of ways that our whole system of doing elections were altered four years ago.
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But more importantly to the topic of the day, which is this splossed
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this brand new reimposed, and I'm doing quotes. You can't see the quotes
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the radio podcast format does not, but you can hear me saying or reimposed.
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It's exactly the way it's word It shall a one percent sales tax and
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use tax for educational purposes be reimposed, levied, and collected in the Muscoge
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County School District for a period of time not to exceed twenty consecutive calendar quarters
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five years, beginning immediately upon the expiration of the one percent sales tax and
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use tax for educational purposes currently being collected. Yeah, so not. I
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guess I thought it had already ended, but I guess it's just to end
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soon. So they want to have this thing ready to go. See,
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that's one of the strategies with this is they tell us that the other one,
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the current one, whatever it is, it's gonna end. We have
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one now and it's gonna end, and then when that ends, we'll go
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back to the other tax rate and you'll be back where you started. But
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this is just a period of time that we'll have to just suck it up
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a little bit, tighten our belts a little bit, pay the extra.
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It's just a penny. It's only a penny on every dollar that you spend,
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and now that we're spending more dollars than we've ever spent in our lifetime,
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because let's face it, inflation has demolished us. That's another side effect
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of the way that the election was handled and getting a new president who said,
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no, we're not going to use you know, we're gonna tap into
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any fuel reserves here. We're going to buy our fuel and from places like
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Russia, and they're going to use that money to go to war with Ukraine.
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And then we're gonna send a bunch of money to Ukraine to fight the
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war that we helped fund the start of. It's nuts. There's so much
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about all of this that just drives you crazy. But again, staying on
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point, we're all suffering right now. The cost of feeding your family is
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up, the cost of trying to go out to dinner is up. I
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remember noticing at one point that just going to the grocery store and cooking at
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home had gone up enough that restaurants hadn't quite caught up yet, at least
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for us. We were just noticing it. And then suddenly and it was
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cheaper to go out in some cases, even if you were going to a
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nice place, and then you realize, no, no, I mean that's
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if you're trying to eat healthy. I mean, you can eat garbage all
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day for pretty cheap. Anybody can do that, And I understand that's one
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of the struggles that we all deal with. But right now, while people
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are being forced to pay more to eat garbage than they were, we're just
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still all struggling. We're struggling. Since twenty twenty, jobs were lost,
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careers were destroyed. Family owned businesses that were passed down generation to generation struggled
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or fell apart and disappeared. And we haven't had a president since twenty twenty
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or twenty twenty one. When he took office that he said, I'm going
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to help you out with this stuff. He blames the companies that say we
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have to raise our prices to keep people employed because fuel costs are up,
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being able to get goods in from other places is higher than it ever was.
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And then our president says they're greedy, they're raising the prices. Why
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would they raise the prices because they're trying to keep their businesses going. We're
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all suffering. We're all suffering. We're not at a point in time right
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now in Muskogee County where we can say, yeah, another penny isn't going
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to have an effect on us. We can't say that we can take one
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more penny. We're tapped out. Aren't we tapped out? Have we not
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hit that point where we're just done? We're done? We're tapped out?
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Okay, And there's a lot of people all across the country that are ready
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to say, we're not going to do this president again. He has failed
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us in all the ways that he said he was going to step up.
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He was going to be the middle class guy, he was going to help
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us out. And the middle class hasn't flourished under this president. They just
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haven't. It's not anybody middle class, in doubt has not flourished. And
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a lot of people are saying, this is not what we were promised.
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So that's where we are. And that's a decision that we have to make
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come November. Okay, And that's a separate decision. But right now today,
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if you're listening to this and you're a voter in Muskogee County, you
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have an opportunity to at least consider not voting for this I understand they're going
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to tell you it's for kids. I'm surprised it doesn't specifically lay out it
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isn't say anywhere I'm looking at the ballot, it doesn't say for the kids.
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I got to read the whole thing it lays out. It's got some
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great words in here. It's got a lot of things in it that are
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gonna make you want to say yes. And I'm not going to tell you
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how to vote. I try not to do that, but I'm telling you
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please at least consider it. There's words in here like enhanced campus safety.
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Right, that's in there. Who doesn't want to enhanced campus safety? New
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construction, major renovations and upgrades, building modernizations. Hey, that sounds great.
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There's a number of schools listed in here, schools that I know kids
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that go to, And you think, wow, I'd like to see these
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schools get these upgrades. I see upgrades to the museum in the Chattahoochee Valley,
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libraries, athletic facility upgrades, addressing any remaining school district buildings and grounds
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needs. That sounds real generic though, doesn't it very specific? They probably
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have it somewhere where it's more specific. They do that at least recurring capital
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needs, refreshing student and staff computers, Oh, who doesn't need? Who
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want that? That sounds great? Replacing playgrounds and furniture, All these things
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sound great. It's not an issue of should we do things to support the
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schools. It's an issue of it's time for the splosts to stop. It's
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a permanent, ongoing tax that we reimpose on ourselves every five years with the
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promise that in five years this will go away dot dot dot unless you vote
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to do it again, because they know we have a history of just voting
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it in again. A couple of years ago, we had a chance to
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get rid of that t splost the infrastructure roads, and you know what,
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we got a fifty four percent approval. It was forty something percent no,
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and you know it was close. But still, even without the influence of
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this is for the kids, they still got it pushed through. And this
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was that we were still really suffering, reeling, reeling COVID was We were
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still being affected two years ago by COVID directly. This is an opportunity to
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tell them, no, you're gonna have to do this the old fashioned way.
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You're gonna have to figure out a way to get these things done the
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old fashioned way. We're all tightening our belts. We're tightening our belts at
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home and asking us to pay one more penny on everything that we buy.
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It's just not something that we have right now. If we had said no
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to that teaseplost, then maybe we could look at this and say, hey,
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maybe we can redo this one for the kids. I'm not really a
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splossed guy, I'll be honest. You've probably heard me say that many times
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before. I think people should be working on budgets, That's what I think.
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I don't think it should be a constant ask for Hey, just give
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us a little bit more, tighten that belt a little bit more. I
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can remember the first one. I can remember the first time we got asked
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to add a penny. That was many pennies ago. That's a lot of
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pennies ago. And we'll continue to get asked until we finally stand up and
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say no, just once. We just need to do it once. Do
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you believe in miracles? Could today possibly be that day? Probably not?
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But would you please at least consider the novo. That's all that I'm asking.
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I want to do one more quick talk on Harrison Butker because it's come
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up again and it's another one of those. It's another angled on this story.
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It's the same basic thing. But I saw this Eddie Vetterer from Pearl
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Jam using some real classing language talking about Harrison Buker, the kicker for the
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Kansas City Chiefs, who basically just said at a commencement speech he was asked
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to do at a private Catholic college, a small school. There were men
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and women graduating, right, and there were a lot of women who clapped
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and applauded what he said. But he addressed the women and basically, and
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I'm going to paraphrase, you can go back and listen to their shows you
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want to hear exactly what he said. But he basically said in general,
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he was addressing the women, and he said, some of you were going
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to go on to have these amazing careers, but I would imagine some of
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you are going to be excited about the opportunity to get married, have kids,
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be a homemaker, and there's nothing wrong with that. Don't let the
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world tell you that you can't do that. Okay, and I'm paraphrasing,
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but this is basically what he said. Cause a lot of people to get
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mad. I've seen a number of headlines. You know, he told women
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to get back in the kitchen. That's not something that he said. Now
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we got Eddie Vetter basically saying that he's telling women that they should take a
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back seat to men. Here's what he said. He said, Okay,
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I get that it could be for some people, and there should be pride
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in homemaking, whether you're a man or a woman. It's maybe one of
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the hardest jobs and you definitely should take pride in it. But you should
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should not follow a dream because you think that is the more you're going to
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benefit by giving up your dreams. I couldn't understand the logic, so I'm
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questioning it in public right now. Again, a guy rambling, just rambling
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on and on during a speech that he's trying to give at a concert,
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and then he basically just addressed the fact that he says, where's the line
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about him being a kicker? The irony is that this was a football player,
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a kicker. He doesn't have pads because he doesn't tackle or get tackled.
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What So now he's trying to make this into a masculinity thing and He
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says, the irony is that when he was saying that, he looked like
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such a descriptive expletive that starts with F and ends an ing, and then
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a word that starts with P. And then he says, there's nothing more
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mask on than a strong man supporting a strong woman like that. People of
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quality do not fear equality. He says, take that so anyway, So
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this is Eddie Vedder just absolutely not even coming close to getting right. What
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Butker had to say. You know, we're going to talk about things that
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people say and things that people do that matter. I've never been a strong
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advocate for the Hey, if you play video games that might make you commit
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crimes. You know, that was a thing for a while. If you
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watch the movies, the movies might have an influence on you and cause you
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to commit crimes. I've never been a big person to say those things,
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but I know there's a lot of people on the left. They talk about
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how bad guns are, and then they make movies like the john Wick movies,
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and it just really I mean, if you've watched the john Wick movies,
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I don't know that there's ever been a movie that makes just shooting up
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a bunch of people look so cool. I mean, let's be honest.
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The guy's dog gets killed a sorry spoiler alert, and then he goes off
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on this tear and he just starts killing any and everybody for like four movies
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whatever it is, however many up they're up to in a series. It's
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just one of the most violent movies that you could ever possibly see. All
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right, that's what it is. But this is Hollywood. They're gonna make
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it look cool to use guns and then tell everybody. I can't believe people
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are using guns. I don't think that's why people use guns. But my
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point is if you make it look cool and then you complain about why there's
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so many guns out there, and if we're gonna start saying, hey,
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Trump said something that maybe suggested that someone should go to the Capitol and do
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something. He didn't specifically say it, but he said something in that general
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area, and he needs to be held accountable. Pearl jam ever gonna be
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held accountable for the song and video? Jeremy, are they ever gonna be
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is it? I Mean, I'm sure people have brought this up, but
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I don't hear it brought up a lot. And when Eddie Vedder sticks his
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head up out of the hole. It's time to play whack a mole.
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I just want to know when there's a school shooting, anybody think back to
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that time that Pearl Jam had a video that made something like that that give
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you that satisfying Hey, this kid was picked on and messed with, and
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he went back and showed those kids at school. I mean they laid it
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out right there, laid it out, won awards, complained about winning awards,
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but they won awards for the video and nothing. And I'm not saying
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that that video calls school shootings, but there's probably a better chance that that
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video calls school shootings than I don't know, Trump just saying, hey,
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I'll see you at the Capitol tomorrow. I don't think at any point when
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he said that he said inside wearing a you know, loyal order of Water
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buffalo hat or whatever that guy had on. I don't think he said that.
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There's probably a better chance, don't you think. And I'm not really
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I'm just I'm just asking the question. I try to do that on here.
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I try to ask questions. Doesn't it make more sense that that might
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have had an effect on kids wanting to shoot up a school more so than
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Trump just saying hey, I'll see you at the capitol. Good old Eddie
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Vedder, big man, five to seven. I saw somebody had posted the
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he's five to seven and Butker is six four, and he's talking trash like
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he's he can't hit anybody because he's just you know what, Some of those
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kickers aren't afraid to put their head down and hit somebody, and Butker is
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one of them. I remember he had to make a play in a late
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in a game. I think it was against the Ravens, and the guy
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tried to run the kickback, and Butker was the guy who made the saving
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tackle in the game. I remember that game. So you know Eddie Vedder,
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the guy who I mean, maybe they weren't responsible for making the video
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directly. I'm sure there was somebody else with an artistic message to it,
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but it was his song. Do they get any say in it at all?
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Do they have any accountability for it at all? I mean, I
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Star Wars themed milk from Truemu anywhere in the area. I've yet to find
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it. I'm assuming it's long gone at this point. That would have been
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great for dunking. Speaking of dunking, did you participate at all or have
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you heard about that led you to participate? The uh? Putting pickles in
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Doctor Pepper at Sonic. Apparently this is a thing, pickles in your Doctor
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Pepper, several pickle slices. People ask for it, I guess at certain
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places like Sonic. Now, now you know, I'm an advocate for pickles
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in spaghetti ballon AI's Specifically, I like it with meat sauce, spaghetti and
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meatballs. Throw some pickles in there. I'm a fan because I like pickles
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on my meatball sub That's what led me to do it. I think the
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idea of doing it in Doctor Pepper is weird. But I'd probably give it
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a shot. I'd do it in a small dose first, but i'd give
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it a shot. I don't know that I quite understand what works for it.
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I get why it works with the spaghetti and meatballs. I get that,
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I really do, because it works on a meatball sub I don't know
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about it in the drink, but I'd give it a shot, I guess
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in a doctor pepper. All right, so let's talk about temperatures. We've
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heard scientists talk about, Oh, it's the hottest year ever. They like
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to say that, and then when it gets to the hottest year ever and
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then it starts cooling down, they don't say a temperatures have gone down.
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They're very strategic about this. They say it's the second hottest year on record,
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or whatever, the third hottest year. I remember one year they did
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it all the way down to like five or six, rather than saying,
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hey, things are cooling off, because they don't want to say that.
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They want you at full red alert all the time. Well again, scientists
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are telling us that last summer was the hottest summer in north the Northern Hemisphere's
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history in the last two thousand years. I don't know how they could do
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that. They've really only been logging temperatures semi accurately since like the eighteen seventies,
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like post Civil war, and that's semi accurately. I mean, that's
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not even really super accurately. And sometimes you know, they've admitted to times
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when they just go, we didn't keep the records. We just kind of
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had to make temperatures up based on what we think it was. So how
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do they determine that it was the hot? Now this isn't based on temperatures.
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I guess this is a different measurements. And that's the other thing I
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like is that they adjust the measurements to help the narrative. I guess I
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don't know. I'm not a triologist, but they say tree rings will tell
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you more than the tree's age. They'll also tell you environmental conditions the tree
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face. So if the rings look a certain way, they go, man,
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this is the hottest, hottest year ever, it's the hottest year in
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the last two thousand years. Because when we look at those two thousand year
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old trees, they don't have rings like this. So that's how they know
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they determine it. They can look at it and they can determine based on
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that. All right, so we're now, I guess this is the final
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day of school for I know a lot of the schools in the area.
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Some will have a few more days, Some may get into a little bit
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in the next week, but some I think are already done. Some kids
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didn't go today. I mean, if they're not taking roll and they're not
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doing any work, what are we doing there? We're just wasting gas taking
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them back and forth. That's all we're doing. But anyway, so we're
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getting into vacation season now. We're almost to the Memorial Day weekend, the
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unofficial start of summer, so we're there. I mean, we're pretty much
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into vacation season. A couple things on the subject of vacations. First of
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all, if you're traveling for the summer and you want to avoid bed bugs,
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well, apparently pest control website PET I'm sorry, pest Nome, not
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PET. Pestnome conducted a study to determine the worst cities for bed bugs.
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Big cities apparently are at the top and happy to report nothing. Really in
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the southeast, there's one city that you know, you could say, okay,
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it's in the south and it's kind of southeast dish, but I don't
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think it's ever been counted as a Southeast city. I don't think I've never
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considered it one. But it is in the south. It's deep south at
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that but top of the list New York City, followed by La. Then
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here's our southern representation again geographically. I don't know that you count this as
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southeast. But Houston, I don't typically think of that as a Southeastern city.
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Chicago, San Francisco, Miami is South. Again, I don't know
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that you counted as southeast, even though it is deep, deep, deep,
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deep deep Southeast. Followed by Boston, San Diego, Washington, D
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C. And a Jersey City. I like that it says Jersey City,
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New Jersey. In case you were wondering what city was in I suppose maybe
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it's got one of them Kansas city deals where it could be in either state.
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Finally, when it comes to vacations, there's trips and there's vacations,
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and a new survey says that there's a way to tell the difference. They
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said eighty percent of respondents said there was a clear difference between a trip and
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a vacation. Fifty three percent of those surveyed said that a vacation was travel
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meant specifically for relaxation, while a trip was travel for an event or to
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get out of town. And what are the first signs that you're in actual
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vacation mode? According to those surveyed, it's getting to your hotel and then
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getting that first smell of this says ocean air. But that's assuming I guess
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that that's where your destination is. I would say maybe even food. It's
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not in the survey, but I'm guessing you get food from a place while
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you're on vacation. If you're eating seafood, if you're eating some sort of
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regional food, maybe it's fried ravioli because you're in Saint Louis, you know
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that kind of stuff. That's when you know that you're in vacation mode.
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When you're enjoying lobster, you know, or you're whatever it is. That'll
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