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Speaker 1: I'm Will Welch. There are now two candidates hoping to
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Speaker 1: be the next mayor of College Station. Current city Councilman
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Speaker 1: Bob Yancey filed his paperwork and was the first to
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Speaker 1: get his name on the November ballot. Less than two
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Speaker 1: hours later, former Councilwoman Elizabeth Kunya got her paperwork filed
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Speaker 1: with the city. Current Mayor John Nichols announced last week
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Speaker 1: on our show that he would not be seeking reelection.
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Speaker 1: According to the city charter and the Texas Constitution, because
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Speaker 1: Yancey has more than thirteen months left in his four
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Speaker 1: year term, he would automatically resign from his seat after
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Speaker 1: announcing his candidacy. However, a holdover provision allows him to
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Speaker 1: remain seated and allow council to conduct business as usual
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Speaker 1: until a replacement can be elected. This means there will
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Speaker 1: be a special election for council Place five on the
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Speaker 1: November ballot to find some one to fill the remainder
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Speaker 1: of Yancey's term. Texas has projected to lose more than
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Speaker 1: three billion dollars in tax breaks for data centers in
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Speaker 1: twenty twenty eight and twenty twenty nine. Lawmakers are meeting
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Speaker 1: at the state capital to discuss how to put an
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Speaker 1: end to the loss.
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Speaker 2: The state Senate Finance Committee will review the effectiveness of
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Speaker 2: House Built twelve twenty three, signed into law by Governor
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Speaker 2: Rick Perry in twenty thirteen. It created ten and fifteen
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Speaker 2: year tax breaks for data centers. When it was originally
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Speaker 2: rolled out in a Senate committee, only one person testified against.
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Speaker 2: His name is Dick Levine, then an analyst for Texas
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Speaker 2: Public Policy Priorities.
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Speaker 3: Very fast growing physical note, and I think that's because
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Speaker 3: you're exempting.
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Speaker 4: A very fast growing section of the economy.
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Speaker 2: Well being predicted the tax break boom. He's now retired,
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Speaker 2: but I've found him and he still stands by his
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Speaker 2: original testimony. They would comm if they had to pay
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Speaker 2: taxes too.
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Speaker 3: Meanwhile, there's a lot of things the state of Texas
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Speaker 3: is not doing for its people.
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Speaker 2: In Austin, Chris Fox TSN.
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Speaker 1: News college station ID announced that the district had an
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Speaker 1: eighty four percent pass rate for students who took Advanced
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Speaker 1: Placement exams in twenty twenty six, then outperforms both state
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Speaker 1: and national averages across tested subjects. Even more impressive, students
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Speaker 1: earned more than seven thousand college credit hours this year,
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Speaker 1: helping them save time and money as they prepare for college.
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Speaker 1: Two Caledwell teenagers got caught trying to shoplift from the
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Speaker 1: West Brian Walmart yesterday. Police were called to the store
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Speaker 1: on Harvey Mitchell Parkway after Walmart's loss prevention team says
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Speaker 1: the duo tried to steal fifteen items. Surveillance video caught
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Speaker 1: eighteen year old Aliana Gonzales and nineteen year old Brian
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Speaker 1: Sims using the self checkout and intentionally bagging several items
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Speaker 1: without scanning them. Items they did not scan included a
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Speaker 1: comforter set, a sheet set, clothing, toys, and energy drinks.
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Speaker 1: The total value of the items was just over two
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Speaker 1: hundred and fifty dollars. Walmart's loss prevention team stopped the
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Speaker 1: women as they attempted to leave the store and confirmed
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Speaker 1: the aforementioned items were not on the receipt. Gonzales and
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Speaker 1: Sims were charged with theft greater than one hundred dollars
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Speaker 1: but less than seven hundred and fifty dollars and booked
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Speaker 1: into the Brasses County Jail. Both were released on four
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Speaker 1: thousand dollars bond each. Republicans are still trying to figure
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Speaker 1: out who gets to attend the party's first national midterm
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Speaker 1: convention in Dallas later this year.
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Speaker 5: The Texas GOP has reduced prices for its premium packages.
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Speaker 5: While state parties use different methods like sales, raffles, and
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Speaker 5: applications to distribute access to the convention, the gathering increasingly
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Speaker 5: resembles a combination political rally and fundraiser rather than a
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Speaker 5: traditional convention. President Trump expected to headline the two day
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Speaker 5: event September ninth and tenth at Dallas's American Airline Center.
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Speaker 5: I'm Kristin Yates.
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Speaker 7: running properly. Malick feel of the difference. We talked a
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Speaker 7: little bit about. You said that you've had this, this
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Speaker 7: voice of yours, uh since you were.
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Speaker 1: At the seventh grade. Okay, Yeah, used to walk around
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Speaker 1: imitating GINSU Knives commercials around the school. The incredible KITTENSU knives.
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Speaker 1: I sayings, they slice things, they perform mappingdctomies on your
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Speaker 1: own kitchen table.
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Speaker 7: Will makes me feel self conscious because I do not
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Speaker 7: feel like I have a beautiful I have a find voice,
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Speaker 7: but it's not good. Lord, it's not not that. In fact,
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Speaker 7: you have a side gig do using that voice?
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Speaker 6: To uh?
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Speaker 1: I do I do a voiceover? Professional voice.
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Speaker 7: I would never be able to do voiceover.
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Speaker 1: Not a chance you'd be surprised, Douger. He's much more
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Speaker 1: about being able to convey emotion. And it's much more
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Speaker 1: theatrical than what you think. Okay, it's not necessarily the
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Speaker 1: guy that has the pipes. It's how you can emote.
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Speaker 7: You got a wild offer yesterday.
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Speaker 1: I did.
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Speaker 7: And if you don't want to talk about this, we.
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Speaker 1: Can talk a little bit about it. I didn't sign
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Speaker 1: an NDA or anything on this way and I was
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Speaker 1: not able to do this particular one simply because of timing.
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Speaker 1: It was a last minute thing. I'm a little sick
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Speaker 1: and I don't have you know, yeah.
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Speaker 7: It's like, hey, I can I can't do this right now.
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Speaker 1: But it was I mean passed. It was tempting because
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Speaker 1: it would have paid out somewhere between fifty five and
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Speaker 1: eighty five thousand dollars.
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Speaker 8: Oh okay, yeah, that's more than enough over there, that's
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Speaker 8: more than a page of work.
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Speaker 1: I would have had to about five they say, five
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Speaker 1: to twenty hours of recording session time, and that time
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Speaker 1: would be at a studio in the San Francisco area.
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Speaker 7: Now, if they fly you out to San francrac.
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Speaker 1: There's nothing about that. I have I have seen where
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Speaker 1: they would do that. I would assume that they would
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Speaker 1: do that in this case, should I, you know, have
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Speaker 1: have auditioned and been selected for you However, the thing,
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Speaker 1: the other, the other thing, aside from the fact that
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Speaker 1: I just really couldn't get it done, and again I
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Speaker 1: had maybe a two hour window to get it done,
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Speaker 1: and I was just.
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Speaker 7: So it's like okay, I speak now. Yeah, and you know,
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Speaker 7: if you can't get it, and you can't get.
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Speaker 1: In so, the notes on this said the selected talent
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Speaker 1: would be licensing their voice for use in an AI model.
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Speaker 1: There it is, okay, dust Okay, Dusty's RoboCop down. Here
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Speaker 1: he does it. He would be perfect, he would be
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Speaker 1: excited about that.
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Speaker 7: Okay, Oh, I'm looking at.
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Speaker 1: I'm looking at that as once they have your voice
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Speaker 1: and this AI model, they don't need you.
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Speaker 7: Yeah, it's a it's AI. Will welch at that point.
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Speaker 8: But how much again?
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Speaker 7: A lot?
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Speaker 1: Eighty yeah, eighty eighty five at the top. Okay, Yeah,
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Speaker 1: you sell your soul for that? Huh?
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Speaker 8: Have my voice?
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Speaker 7: I'll say this and this this. I think I might be.
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Speaker 8: You'd want it. I don't know why you would, That's.
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Speaker 7: What I'm saying. I think I might be on the
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Speaker 7: Dusty bandwagon here because I don't like Again, am I
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Speaker 7: going to be able to get eighty something grand for
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Speaker 7: for my pipes and lively time? Yeah? Probably not? Probably
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Speaker 7: not unless I got real good at it. But you
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Speaker 7: you certainly probably make You would think I'm still waiting
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Speaker 7: for one to come through that.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, a lifetime license.
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Speaker 7: And do they mean lifetime as in your current years
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Speaker 7: on the planet.
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Speaker 1: I'm sure because it's AI it would be for you
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Speaker 1: to a lifetime until the collapse of modern civilization.
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Speaker 7: And it's going to replace us all there.
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Speaker 1: Look, there's there's that question as to whether or not,
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Speaker 1: in this sort of circumstance, and I did this in
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Speaker 1: my radio career too, whether or not you want to
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Speaker 1: be the shark or the.
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Speaker 7: Chumk good point, right, exactly.
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Speaker 1: You can either be the fodder for all of this,
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Speaker 1: or you can be part of the shark.
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Speaker 7: Yeah, exactly, you can. You can be that. You can
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Speaker 7: be that little thing that like hangs on the side
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Speaker 7: of the shark and just kind, you know, the little nurse,
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Speaker 7: little little more, that little eel thing that cleans their gills.
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Speaker 1: You can do that.
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Speaker 7: You live a lot longer that way. Yeah, you know,
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Speaker 7: in the business, a lot longer.
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Speaker 1: And again and again, this was not one that I
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Speaker 1: could have taken advantage of, but the question did pomp
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Speaker 1: into mind AI model.
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Speaker 7: What if what if you did this and then when
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Speaker 7: you needed a day off, a I will welch fills it.
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Speaker 1: I don't will AI will welch. That guy's a jerk.
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Speaker 8: That's not that interesting.
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Speaker 1: They got it?
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Speaker 3: Have any cool story? Eighty five grand and I get
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Speaker 3: access to use it. Hey, somebody sends me a script
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Speaker 3: boom the door, it's a it.
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Speaker 1: Just can't emote like that, not yet. And when it can,
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Speaker 1: that's too far.
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Speaker 7: That then it's uh, you know, maybe Skynett. Maybe Skynet
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Speaker 7: will ends up being by.
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Speaker 3: good with our budget here, Bryan Broadcasting, We're not going
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Speaker 3: to do that.
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Speaker 7: Can you imagine the terminator's coming after you? And I
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Speaker 7: T eight hundred and it doesn't sound like Arnold, it
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Speaker 7: sounds like Will. Just that's a tempting offer.
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Speaker 9: Will. Yeah.
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Speaker 7: I mean you could be the voice, you could be
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Speaker 7: the actual guy. Something to think about either way.
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Speaker 1: Back.
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Speaker 8: I'm sure you're a union member, will right you?
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Speaker 1: No, No, I'm not. I'm not a sag after man.
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Speaker 7: Don't don't don't pay them, don't pay them that much
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Speaker 7: a terminator when it's.
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Speaker 7: In sixteen twenty ninety four five the Voice of the
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Speaker 7: Voice of Your Doom sitting across the way from us
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Speaker 7: right now, will Well, it's getting the future.
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Speaker 1: It's not set. There's no fate, but what we make
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Speaker 1: for ourselves.
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Speaker 7: I think you would have a real chance at at
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Speaker 7: being the voice, because I mean police departments are going
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Speaker 7: to want some of these things eventually, Like you know
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Speaker 7: where this is headed. You know that's going to be
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Speaker 7: something that exists, and it could be your voice that is.
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Speaker 8: Come on, this is this is really nothing new.
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Speaker 3: You know, way back in the day on this show,
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Speaker 3: when when Jay Socle left long time ago, right, we
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Speaker 3: recorded j for a couple of days and made a
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Speaker 3: soundboard of Jay's equips, so we had the Socle two
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Speaker 3: thousand where Scott could just play a little J laughing,
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Speaker 3: a little J comment here, a little J comment, you know,
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Speaker 3: just kind of so he wouldn't miss him too much
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Speaker 3: right when he left, right that for a month or so.
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Speaker 7: That's truly genius. Where were we all on that was
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Speaker 7: Scott left, You couldn't given me a heads up. I
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Speaker 7: would have told him to.
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Speaker 8: Get him trained int Ai good luck would I.
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Speaker 7: Would have sold him right down the river for an
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Speaker 7: Ai model. We could have been doing this forever, could
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Speaker 7: have been ever and ever. But yeah, I just I
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Speaker 7: think I don't don't pooh pooh this les to think
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Speaker 7: about it. You know, sky Net is going to need
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Speaker 7: a voice.
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Speaker 1: It is going to need a voice.
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Speaker 7: The terminator is going to need a voice.
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Speaker 1: I know now why you cry. It is, but it's
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Speaker 1: something I could never do. Yeah, and it probably won't
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Speaker 1: even pay you. It'll just take your voice.
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Speaker 7: So now you can get I get your eighty grand
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Speaker 7: right up front. You enjoy it if everyone's happy. Hey,
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Speaker 7: speaking of money, I was. I always dreamed being dual income,
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Speaker 7: no no kids. So I was kind of my things
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Speaker 7: like I'm gonna be like, it's gonna work out great
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Speaker 7: for me because successful all that money. I was successful, Yeah,
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Speaker 7: except I didn't get the I didn't get the money parts.
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Speaker 8: Yeah, well you chose to work in radio instead.
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Speaker 7: That was where I went. I went so wrong. But
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Speaker 7: with that said, I think I might know where all
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Speaker 7: my money went that I should be enjoying. And it
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Speaker 7: turns out it's to my pets. Oh yeah, have you
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Speaker 7: seen the total on this? This is per year. Now
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Speaker 7: in the in twenty twenty six, they did the usual
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Speaker 7: state of the pet ownership.
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Speaker 1: I still have to take a stab at it. I
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Speaker 1: remember seeing articles like this is about twelve thousand a year.
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Speaker 1: Is that right?
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Speaker 7: They say, oh, it's way more than that now really
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Speaker 7: see no, no, no, this says the average owner, the
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Speaker 7: average owners not only dropping four two hundred and seventy
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Speaker 7: two dollars a year on routine carriers. Honestly scarier than
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Speaker 7: me because it sounds realistic, and I'll break it down
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Speaker 7: because they did. They said estimated monthly costs. First off,
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Speaker 7: food food. Well, again, if you have a dog, you
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Speaker 7: know that. At some point around twenty twenty two we
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Speaker 7: crossed a line and food prices went through the roof.
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Speaker 7: They did one hundred and fifty dollars a month on average.
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Speaker 1: Time, way under that.
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Speaker 7: Okay, so that's good.
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Speaker 1: I have a ten pound dog though, Oh well.
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Speaker 7: Okay, routine vet care sixty Yeah, that's the thing. Sixty
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Speaker 7: bucks a month of that over the course of year,
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Speaker 7: they say seven or twenty. It's probably better way to
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Speaker 7: look at it, because once you take it, walk it
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Speaker 7: in the door, you're getting hit.
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Speaker 1: And it's it's the unexpected vet care builds.
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Speaker 8: Yeah, and those go higher.
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Speaker 7: Grooming breed specific obviously.
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Speaker 1: Doesn't doesn't take much to groom little Annie. How much
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Speaker 1: how much a grooming so I typically will get the
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Speaker 1: nail grind and the bath and with tip that'll run
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Speaker 1: me between fifty and sixty bucks. Do that about once
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Speaker 1: a month.
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Speaker 7: You're still under the wire. Then they're saying like one
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Speaker 7: hundred bucks a month. Again, twenty five bucks. She's ten
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Speaker 7: pounds and it breeds specific like yeah, poodle.
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Speaker 8: You know, so I can tell you my barncat grooming
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Speaker 8: is a way cheaper.
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Speaker 1: I bet it is. Yeah, nobody grooms cats, do they?
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Speaker 8: I don't think.
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Speaker 7: They won man only one well, no long hair cats, yes,
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Speaker 7: like Maine coons, which are the like the forty pound
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Speaker 7: house cat.
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Speaker 1: Oh, I understand the need to groom a cat. I
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Speaker 1: don't know that I would could meet anybody. I don't
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Speaker 1: know that the terminator aforementioned could groom a cat.
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Speaker 7: No preventative meds for fleas, ticks, heartworms, everything like that,
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Speaker 7: about fifty bucks a month insurance premiums which some people pay.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, some people do that.
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Speaker 7: Fifty bucks a month. So your total baseline ends up
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Speaker 7: being between three and five hundred bucks a month per animal,
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Speaker 7: and you end up with like, yeah, four to five
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Speaker 7: grand a year per animal. No, obviously just one.
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Speaker 1: Yeah you got you got a menagerie.
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Speaker 7: The cats. The cats don't count for this.
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Speaker 1: They don't.
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Speaker 7: They really don't.
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Speaker 12: Cats.
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Speaker 7: They're self sufficient till until they get old, and then
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Speaker 7: you're taken to the vet constantly and then you're gonna
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Speaker 7: you're gonna you're gonna pay out the wazoo, or.
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Speaker 1: You just take them out to live in the country.
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Speaker 7: Difference let's welcome local Icon Royce. Hickman Oh, man how you?
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Speaker 27: Doing CAN i come tomorrow?
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Speaker 20: Too?
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Speaker 1: Absolutely, Yeah i'll say nice things about you again.
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Speaker 7: Tomorrow, WELL i appreciate.
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Speaker 23: It Man I'm i'm going to stop by here every.
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Speaker 23: Day you do, that all, right but you, know or
38:25
Speaker 23: you can just say it BECAUSE i listened to you so.
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Speaker 1: Well just every single. Day royce is the, man just as,
38:30
Speaker 1: good just as.
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Speaker 7: Good so let's let's get caught up with all The
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Speaker 7: chamber Of.
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Speaker 23: Commerce, well we have a number of things going. On
38:36
Speaker 23: first of, all we have a business after hours this.
38:39
Speaker 23: Week it's going to be it's with The Physician center
38:43
Speaker 23: In Central texas Sports. Medicine it's actually going to be
38:46
Speaker 23: at The Central Texas Sports medicine, office which is just
38:49
Speaker 23: a little bit west of the Physician. Center, yes they
38:52
Speaker 23: share a parking lot, basically and it's our Normal thursday
38:56
Speaker 23: five thirty to seven seven.
38:58
Speaker 27: Ish it is a free. Event the public is.
39:02
Speaker 23: Invited you don't have to be a chamber, member will
39:05
Speaker 23: not put any pressure on you to, Join just come on.
39:08
Speaker 23: In we usually have anywhere from two hundred to four
39:11
Speaker 23: hundred people there and it's a tremendous opportunity to. Find
39:15
Speaker 23: customers are to. Find sometimes you're looking for, vendors you
39:18
Speaker 23: know you.
39:18
Speaker 7: NEED i never know who you're going to run.
39:20
Speaker 1: In, Yeah i've never been to one of those WHERE
39:22
Speaker 1: i have not run into multiple people that you, know
39:25
Speaker 1: you see every day and a lot of people that
39:27
Speaker 1: you haven't seen every. Day and it's always a good.
39:30
Speaker 23: Time, well and it's sometimes somebody you've been wanting to
39:33
Speaker 23: see and we had a chance to and usually some
39:35
Speaker 23: elected officials, there you, know and.
39:37
Speaker 7: You geez almost, Always oh, YEAH i almost.
39:40
Speaker 27: Always but come on out and join us.
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Speaker 23: Again it's a free event and we welcome you At
39:44
Speaker 23: Central Texas Sports medicine On. Thursday and then In, august
39:48
Speaker 23: we have a couple of events coming. Up we have
39:50
Speaker 23: An Economic outlook briefing That i'm very excited. About it's
39:54
Speaker 23: going to be On, Wednesday august the, nineteenth from eleven
39:57
Speaker 23: thirty to one at The Hilton College, station sponsored By
40:02
Speaker 23: McLean Intelligence Solution McLean's. Company uh and, uh it's going
40:07
Speaker 23: to feature Former Congressman Kevin. Brady oh, Wow, okay he's
40:12
Speaker 23: now a senior consultant For Acting. Consulting and you, Know
40:18
Speaker 23: kevin was our congressman WHEN i first took this job
40:20
Speaker 23: almost thirty years. Ago And i'm going to tell you
40:23
Speaker 23: If washington was full Of Kevin, brady's our country be
40:27
Speaker 23: a whole lot bright.
40:28
Speaker 7: Better, yes, yes because that guy was the few of
40:32
Speaker 7: those few of those dudes that that's off doing the
40:35
Speaker 7: consulting thing or the private industry thing or serving out
40:40
Speaker 7: a board or something THAT i really wish we could have,
40:42
Speaker 7: back but here we.
40:44
Speaker 8: Are, yeah.
40:47
Speaker 23: But, uh, anyway table is six hundred dollars in an
40:50
Speaker 23: individual ticket sixty for that, again That's, Wednesday august the.
40:53
Speaker 23: Nineteenth and you, know it's also a way to Think Kevin.
40:56
Speaker 23: Brady you, know he hadn't been out of office that
40:58
Speaker 23: long time for All, yeah, yeah twenty five.
41:01
Speaker 27: YEARS i think he had.
41:01
Speaker 7: It he had a really long he really.
41:03
Speaker 23: Did and then On august, thirty first we have a
41:06
Speaker 23: lunch and learn that you guys need to come to
41:08
Speaker 23: uh understanding senior living.
41:10
Speaker 1: Options which one are? You Royce Potter? Kettle what are my?
41:17
Speaker 7: Options what are my? Options i'm going to be?
41:19
Speaker 1: There when do they kick? In is the?
41:22
Speaker 7: QUESTION i?
41:22
Speaker 23: Will you, know we're all going to face. That and
41:25
Speaker 23: sometimes it's not about, us it's about parents or oh,
41:28
Speaker 23: yeah love.
41:28
Speaker 1: It and your question is a lot of them at
41:30
Speaker 1: age fifty five will take. You and my wife has
41:33
Speaker 1: already looked into it because she wants to put me
41:35
Speaker 1: in a. Place, yeah because because some of, THEM i
41:40
Speaker 1: mean some of them are so. Nice they've got to
41:42
Speaker 1: take you on shopping, trips social.
41:44
Speaker 7: Gathering imagine a world where where you didn't yeah you,
41:48
Speaker 7: had you had your entire day basically. Planned they'll they'll
41:51
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41:54
Speaker 10: You.
41:56
Speaker 7: Yeah all you do is you give them the schedule
41:58
Speaker 7: and they're all, right, yeah let's. Go they show for you.
42:02
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42:06
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42:07
Speaker 27: It, well y'all need to put this on your.
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Speaker 23: Calendar, Thursday august, thirty first last day Of august, eleven
42:16
Speaker 23: thirty to. One it's going to be At Hudson Oaks Senior.
42:19
Speaker 23: Community and you know what's gonna be is it's gonna
42:23
Speaker 23: be a.
42:23
Speaker 7: Is that the new one is the one On. University,
42:25
Speaker 7: yeah just big, place looks like a. Condo, yeah it's.
42:30
Speaker 7: Nice we did The how many years DO i have to?
42:33
Speaker 23: Wait Kelly goodman has that place and it's. Good but
42:36
Speaker 23: there's gonna be a panel of local senior living and
42:39
Speaker 23: healthcare professionals that are going to be there to help
42:42
Speaker 23: you understand today's senior.
42:44
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42:47
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Speaker 27: I, SAY i think this is going to be a
42:50
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42:59
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43:05
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Speaker 23: University office Of Procurement. Services some years, AGO i had
43:14
Speaker 23: the idea of maybe recognizing some of our historically underutilized
43:19
Speaker 23: businesses for what they do in the. Community, yeah we
43:22
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43:26
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43:27
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43:29
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43:30
Speaker 1: These years with.
43:31
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Speaker 23: Consistent and you, know one of the benefits is they're
43:36
Speaker 23: required to do a certain amount of business with historically underutilized,
43:39
Speaker 23: business but if you're not, certified they don't get any
43:43
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43:46
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43:49
Speaker 23: need and they will help you walk through the process
43:52
Speaker 23: of becoming. Certified it's not that big a. Deal but
43:54
Speaker 23: those folks have been with us just as faithful as
43:58
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44:03
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44:05
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Speaker 7: love hearing from, me either by, phone by, text. WHATEVER
47:14
Speaker 7: a couple of things we wanted to fly through here
47:17
Speaker 7: at the. End what it's been two days AND i
47:19
Speaker 7: have not asked you about the texts earthquakes thing that
47:21
Speaker 7: you get on this. Sheet we had, Earthquakes, YEAH i had.
47:24
Speaker 1: Levels, yeah it was actually The panhandle and one of
47:27
Speaker 1: them was bigger than the Usual oh it's fracking sort
47:31
Speaker 1: of that one of them was a five point. Oh
47:32
Speaker 1: it was a fiver a five point oh on the
47:35
Speaker 1: Old richter. Scale so, yeah this is a this has.
47:37
Speaker 1: Occurred And i'm trying to find that, sheet WHICH i
47:40
Speaker 1: can't seem to locate right this second.
47:42
Speaker 7: Five point oh is a A they haven't had a
47:45
Speaker 7: five point oh In cali for a.
47:47
Speaker 1: Minute it has been a. Minute and you, know there's
47:49
Speaker 1: a lot of there's a lot of tectonic activity that's
47:51
Speaker 1: out there right. Now, yeah and they're having. EARTHQUAKES i
47:55
Speaker 1: noticed a couple Of mississippi and that's always getting close
47:58
Speaker 1: to That New, madridge.
47:59
Speaker 7: That's what You, Okay so you were telling us about,
48:01
Speaker 7: THIS i mean just a few weeks ago you said, that,
48:02
Speaker 7: hey you know again any fault lines and they haven't
48:06
Speaker 7: had and they're way overdue for a quake on the
48:09
Speaker 7: sant and Dres but you, said The New madrid is
48:11
Speaker 7: the one to.
48:12
Speaker 1: Watch that's the one that's really going to mess up
48:14
Speaker 1: a lot Of america when it cooks. Off it is
48:17
Speaker 1: uh it. Again eighteen eleven and eighteen twelve big earthquakes
48:22
Speaker 1: shook bells In. Philadelphia they were between seven point five
48:26
Speaker 1: and eight point. One the trimmers caused The mississippi to
48:31
Speaker 1: float backwards for a, while created a lake In, tennessee
48:35
Speaker 1: The New madick seismic zone one hundred and twenty five
48:38
Speaker 1: miles from Northeast, arkansas through Western tennessee and Into, kentucky Southeastern,
48:42
Speaker 1: missouri and Southern. Illinois so That's.
48:45
Speaker 7: Lord so, yeah just be. Aware do you sleep with a?
48:49
Speaker 7: Fan you're all sleep with the.
48:50
Speaker 1: Fan have to sleep with a. Fan, okay what kind
48:53
Speaker 1: can't breathe with a. Fan i've got to have air
48:55
Speaker 1: movement SO i can. Breathe so the, fan do you
48:57
Speaker 1: have the bedside, fan don't have the bedside got the
49:00
Speaker 1: ceiling ceiling. Fan and WHEN i was up In, OREGON i,
49:03
Speaker 1: CONSIDERED i was, like, Man i've got to open up
49:05
Speaker 1: a ceiling fan outlet up, here because they have, some
49:08
Speaker 1: but not LIKE i mean In texas you have at
49:10
Speaker 1: least one in every. Room some have a.
49:12
Speaker 7: Couple what kind of a maniac sleeps does not sleep
49:15
Speaker 7: with a, fan would be my, Question, Dusty, dusty, What, Yeah,
49:18
Speaker 7: dusty don't don't you, WELL i guess you say you
49:20
Speaker 7: have to be able to if you have the wind
49:22
Speaker 7: blowing your face makes it impossible to. Breathe, yeah there's
49:26
Speaker 7: something to, that because doctors are now saying that if
49:29
Speaker 7: you do sleep with a, fan you should. Stop good,
49:32
Speaker 7: luck it's it's, uh it's a, problem and uh and
49:35
Speaker 7: and negatively affecting your. Health for interestingly, enough the reasons
49:39
Speaker 7: That dusty, said you. Said this says that all of
49:43
Speaker 7: the crud that's in your room basically just gets blown
49:47
Speaker 7: right in your face and thus le making your your sinuses,
49:52
Speaker 7: bad your your, will.
49:54
Speaker 1: Whatever happened to that which does not kill us makes us.
49:56
Speaker 1: STRONGER i don't, Know, No i'm. SORRY i have to
49:59
Speaker 1: have air movement and which.
50:01
Speaker 8: One of us has sinuses this, Morning just throwing that out.
50:04
Speaker 1: There BUT i THINK i could probably be in a
50:07
Speaker 1: still and completely controlled environment a lab if you, will
50:11
Speaker 1: and still get my annual sinus.
50:13
Speaker 7: Problem is, This if you wake up with a stiff,
50:15
Speaker 7: neck it could be the. Fan, no they say when
50:19
Speaker 7: cool airs concentrate on one part of your body for
50:21
Speaker 7: a prolong period of time cause muscles tense up or
50:23
Speaker 7: cramp due to super localized blood.
50:25
Speaker 1: Flow nobody's got a ceiling fan that's that close that
50:29
Speaker 1: it's sending just air to one localized part of your.
50:32
Speaker 1: Body that's if you've got one of those tornado fans
50:35
Speaker 1: and have a long see WHAT i like to.
50:37
Speaker 7: Use and back in the, day WHEN i was a younger,
50:40
Speaker 7: MAN i would just get one of those box fans
50:43
Speaker 7: and angle it and.
50:44
Speaker 1: Just, yeah oh that was on an Industrial that was
50:47
Speaker 1: the life hack at summer camp in the Hill. Country
50:50
Speaker 1: WHEN i was a, kid you always wanted to get
50:51
Speaker 1: the bottom bunk so that you could then take some
50:54
Speaker 1: rope and tie a box fan at the end at
50:57
Speaker 1: the foot of your bunk.
50:58
Speaker 7: BED i wanted WHEN i had, HAIR i wanted my
51:01
Speaker 7: hair to be blowing in the breeze WHEN i. Slept
51:06
Speaker 7: that was WHAT i. Was, Wow, okay LIKE i want
51:08
Speaker 7: TO i want a f one or. HIGHER a lot
51:12
Speaker 7: of people it's The.
51:13
Speaker 1: South they need that constant sound of a ceiling. Fan
51:16
Speaker 1: what you get used.
51:16
Speaker 7: To, yeah it's too quiet to. Sleep they, say you,
51:19
Speaker 7: can you can mitigate this somehow by like if you're
51:23
Speaker 7: a noise, person point the fan away from, you which
51:26
Speaker 7: can it's the? Point or oscillate it and they, just you,
51:29
Speaker 7: know occasionally and dangerous ceiling.
51:34
Speaker 1: Fans i'm, sorry that's not. It it's got to be.
51:38
Speaker 7: There let's talk about some McDonald's, hacks BECAUSE i did
51:41
Speaker 7: want to see if y'all were aware of the big. McDonald's,
51:45
Speaker 7: no they're not really dusty.
51:46
Speaker 1: McDonald's i'll eat McDonald's rarest of. Occasions i'll get a,
51:50
Speaker 1: sausage egg and cheese.
51:51
Speaker 7: Biscuit let's, see le's see if we can learn a
51:52
Speaker 7: little bit about how to save money at. McDonald's with no,
51:56
Speaker 7: salt they will come, fresh coming in at. Numbers did she,
51:59
Speaker 7: say order.
52:00
Speaker 1: Fries that's a that's an old. Hack order fries with no.
52:04
Speaker 1: Salt they will come, fresh and then you get the
52:06
Speaker 1: salt on the side that and when they, OKAY i
52:13
Speaker 1: was about to, say they can't give.
52:14
Speaker 8: You out of the bin because they've already salted.
52:15
Speaker 7: Those, exactly so they have to do a whole order
52:17
Speaker 7: just for you coming in at number, two we got
52:19
Speaker 7: the poor man's big.
52:20
Speaker 8: Neck you're gonna order a mcdouble.
52:22
Speaker 7: With no ketchup or, mustard add mac, sauce and add shredded,
52:26
Speaker 7: lettuce and you're gonna get a little mini big. Neck
52:29
Speaker 7: i've heard. This my problem IS i don't like specifically.
52:34
Speaker 7: McDonald's i don't like modifying any order at, McDonald's SO
52:37
Speaker 7: i feel like it freaks them.
52:38
Speaker 1: Out, yeah they're not prepared for.
52:40
Speaker 7: That they're not like what a, burger they're prepared for.
52:43
Speaker 1: That, well it's always random once you get a water burger.
52:45
Speaker 8: Anyway so are you staying away from those treaded lettuce right?
52:50
Speaker 8: Now are you eating?
52:50
Speaker 1: That i'm not actively avoiding. It i've been to a
52:53
Speaker 1: lot of places that you that they took it off
52:55
Speaker 1: the menu right if It if it.
52:58
Speaker 7: Gets, me it gets. Me it's kind of my.
52:59
Speaker 1: Philosophy with the day after this story broke about the
53:02
Speaker 1: shredded lettuce, thing you were that NIGHT.
53:06
Speaker 7: I bagged salad dusty WHILE i was watching a news
53:10
Speaker 7: story about how it was bagged lettuce that was giving
53:13
Speaker 7: everyone the explosed Diary diary of. Parasite and my immediate thought, was,
53:18
Speaker 7: WELL i Guess i'm. Hosed may as well finish the caesar.
53:21
Speaker 1: Salad.
53:24
Speaker 8: EXACTLY i have a child that works At Olive. Garden,
53:28
Speaker 8: well she's in. School you cannot get the salad, there
53:32
Speaker 8: real stop its well you could get. It you could
53:35
Speaker 8: get it At Texas. Roadhouse i'll tell you.
53:37
Speaker 7: That that's that. Is that is just IF i sat
53:41
Speaker 7: thank you for sharing. That SO i went into The Olive.
53:43
Speaker 7: GARDEN i sat. Down they were, like, sorry.
53:45
Speaker 1: Soup for, Everybody soup for, it because it's all you
53:48
Speaker 1: could eat salad and, breadsticks isn't.
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Speaker 8: IT i go for, soup yeah, yeah but like.
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Speaker 7: There's such a, bit there's such a big quality And
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Speaker 7: i'm Sure Olive garden soup.
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Speaker 8: Is i'm sure it's temporary and, good but it's not
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Speaker 8: the the.
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Speaker 1: Salad if you want a, salad you don't want, soup, RIGHT.
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Speaker 7: I want bowls of that. Stuff Like I'm i'm just
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Speaker 7: just look on rotation till that pasta shows. Up that's a,
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Speaker 7: complete complete obliteration of my old garden. EXPERIENCE i don't like.
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Speaker 7: That i'd rather AND i get. It can't have someone
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Speaker 7: getting sick in your. Restaurant can you be?
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Speaker 1: Yos can you be yos and just buy some of
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Speaker 1: the salad, dress bring your own, salad just kind of.
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Speaker 7: Shake it around or something like. That SOMEHOW i doubt,
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Speaker 7: it although that would be a it would be a great.
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Speaker 1: SOLUTION i, mean people sneak food into places all the.
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Speaker 7: Time let you take, that take the risk into your own.
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Speaker 3: Hands my favorite hack that they've got on this list
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Speaker 3: is get the round egg on your.
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Speaker 1: Biscuits. Biscuits, yeah you can get a shaped.
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Speaker 3: Egg oh, no, no, no that's The you can get
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Speaker 3: the eg that comes on the McMuffin on the biscuit
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Speaker 3: if you if you ask for the round egg instead
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Speaker 3: of the fold of, it.
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Speaker 7: Because the folded egg is the scrambage.
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Speaker 1: Okay instead of the scrambled. Okay well that's a, hack
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Speaker 1: And i'm a sausage biscuit. Fan that might change your.
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Speaker 1: World that might CHANGE i don't know that it's going
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