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TDS and an Open-minded Uber Driver · The Wes Carroll Morning Show

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Speaker 1: The news, opinions, commentary and interviews you need to start
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Speaker 1: your day. This is the West Carol Morning Show.
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Speaker 2: Monday morning, June twenty third. I'm Wes. Thanks for joining
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Speaker 2: me taking the show mobile as I am visiting family
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Speaker 2: and friends in Australia in the northeastern part of Australia
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Speaker 2: in the tropics, where it is wintertime, and I am
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Speaker 2: currently in shorts because in the tropics wintertime feels a
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Speaker 2: lot like a nice crisp fall day. For us, maybe
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Speaker 2: an early spring, you know, in the southeast, specifically in Georgia,
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Speaker 2: specifically there in the Chattahoochee Valley where we typically do
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Speaker 2: the show from, we get two three weeks of spring,
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Speaker 2: two three weeks of fall really, and then we have
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Speaker 2: all those ups and downs where it's really hot. And
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Speaker 2: I know the weather is going to be very hot
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Speaker 2: this wee week there. I've seen the forecasts and my
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Speaker 2: meteorologist that's on the road with me, Luke, has been
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Speaker 2: updating me on what the weather is going to be
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Speaker 2: like there. And I'm just saying that now for you
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Speaker 2: because I'm in shorts and it's wintertime. As the northern
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Speaker 2: Hemisphere just had its longest day the southern Hemisphere just
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Speaker 2: had its shorter day, and here in the tropics it's
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Speaker 2: really kind of warm, even early in the day. It
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Speaker 2: was a little cool this morning, but not cold. I'm
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Speaker 2: still in shorts. I'm doing the show outside because I
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Speaker 2: thought it would be best to come outside and maybe
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Speaker 2: get some animal noises in the background. I'm not an expert,
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Speaker 2: and as I said that, a bird, a little tiny
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Speaker 2: magpie just flew right up to me. And if the
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Speaker 2: magpies will start singing, it's a fun sound to have
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Speaker 2: in the background. But I'm not an expert on the
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Speaker 2: foul of Australia, so I'm not going to be able
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Speaker 2: to identify. Oh there we go, right on cue, nicely done.
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Speaker 2: The little magpie decided to sing a bit that's very authentic.
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Speaker 2: I know it sounded like I had a sound effect
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Speaker 2: cued up for you, but that's not really what happened.
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Speaker 2: So anyway, I'm enjoying some cooler weather this week, and
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Speaker 2: I promise not to make too big of a deal
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Speaker 2: about it. I've already had my family tell me how
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Speaker 2: much they hate me for being away from the very
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Speaker 2: strong heat that's coming. And I know it's been a
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Speaker 2: lot of rain this is the dry season. This part
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Speaker 2: of the country especially is very much a wet season
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Speaker 2: dry season more so, Oh, I hope the magpie stays.
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Speaker 2: There's another bird that's coming up. I'm not sure which
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Speaker 2: one has been chirping, but anyway, one of them is
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Speaker 2: eating something off of the ground right next to me.
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Speaker 2: So my in laws live in the northeastern part of
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Speaker 2: the country in a city called Townsville, much like the
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Speaker 2: one in The Powerpuff Girls, and it's not the same
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Speaker 2: city though I don't think I'm not an expert on
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Speaker 2: that any more than I am an expert on the
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Speaker 2: foul of Australia. But this particular neighborhood where they live
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Speaker 2: has this really beautiful lake that's has a nice walking
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Speaker 2: trail around it and picnic tables, and I will probably
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Speaker 2: be doing most of my shows from this area. And
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Speaker 2: lots of pelicans. They don't make a lot of noise,
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Speaker 2: but there's a pod of pelicans, which we've learned is
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Speaker 2: the correct terminology for a group of pelicans. Also a
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Speaker 2: scoop of pelicans, which I think I like that one better.
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Speaker 2: It does make a lot of sense. So I'll be
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Speaker 2: here doing this. We're going to be traveling around the
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Speaker 2: country to a few different places, including setting up some
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Speaker 2: things for possible in twenty twenty nine back for the
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Speaker 2: eclipse that's coming and up in the northeastern part, sorry,
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Speaker 2: northwestern part of the country in the Kimberly region, there
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Speaker 2: will be Totality and doctor Sean Cruisin and I, who
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Speaker 2: do the Mate of Stars podcasts together and have been
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Speaker 2: doing that as a radio show and podcast for a
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Speaker 2: very long time. We're looking at the possibility of putting
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Speaker 2: together some sort of a trip to be here for
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Speaker 2: Totality for that, so doing a little investigating and some
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Speaker 2: research for that while I'm here as well, which of
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Speaker 2: course means I can write this trip off. If the
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Speaker 2: taxman is listening, I just want to make sure that's
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Speaker 2: very clear. We are doing research for a future show
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Speaker 2: that we will be doing multiple shows that we will
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Speaker 2: be doing from Australia in about four years from now,
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Speaker 2: So taxman pay very very close attention to that. Oh,
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Speaker 2: when a scooter just went by, he is tearing by.
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Speaker 2: I guess the kids are headed off to school. This
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Speaker 2: is also the time of year in Australia because the
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Speaker 2: seasons are different. They're still in school and of course
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Speaker 2: back home. We're on our summer break, which is you know,
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Speaker 2: it's winter here, so the kids are still in school.
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Speaker 2: They're not getting that break. So a school kid is
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Speaker 2: it by on a scooter, I guess, on his way
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Speaker 2: to school. So there's a lot to cover. And I
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Speaker 2: know there's been a lot that's gone on since I
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Speaker 2: actually left, and I'm going to tell you this, my
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Speaker 2: conversations about Iran will be a little limited this morning.
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Speaker 2: I know that a lot has happened, and I know
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Speaker 2: that there's a lot of folks on edge. I can't
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Speaker 2: pretend to be an expert on geopolitical situations like what's
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Speaker 2: happening in Iran. I can just tell you that our
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Speaker 2: president did something that he really sort of said he
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Speaker 2: was going to do during the previous term and never
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Speaker 2: had the opportunity, I guess, to do it before he
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Speaker 2: was out of office, and has now gotten his opportunity
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Speaker 2: to do that, and conflicting stories on how effective it was,
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Speaker 2: and I know it really has come down to party
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Speaker 2: lines in a lot of ways. We've got folks that
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Speaker 2: support him and say that he did the right thing
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Speaker 2: and that it was effective. We've got folks that said
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Speaker 2: he absolutely shouldn't have done it, and how dare he?
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Speaker 2: And all those things, and all those sorts of things
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Speaker 2: really do sadly come down to party lines. But as
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Speaker 2: that progresses a little bit, we'll be able to talk
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Speaker 2: a little bit more about it. I am a little
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Speaker 2: bit limited on some of the US news here. I
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Speaker 2: can follow some of it, I could not really follow
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Speaker 2: it so much while we were in transit. And that's
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Speaker 2: really largely what I want to talk about on the
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Speaker 2: show this morning. Our trip to get here. And I
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Speaker 2: told you last week that some of the shows were
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Speaker 2: going to be pre recorded because we would be in motion,
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Speaker 2: and I think I told you at one point by
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Speaker 2: Thursday or Friday we would be here. And we had
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Speaker 2: a delay of some significance on our way here. We
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Speaker 2: made our way to the Atlanta Airport where we were
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Speaker 2: set to fly out from LA from Atlanta to LA
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Speaker 2: and then LA to Melbourne and then Melbourne here to Townsville.
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Speaker 2: And that was the course that we were supposed to take.
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Speaker 2: That was the trip that we booked. And once we
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Speaker 2: got to Atlanta, there were several delays on our flight
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Speaker 2: to LA. And as the day went on and the
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Speaker 2: delays kept happening, and apparently it was a problem with
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Speaker 2: the plane. I think the plane had to be redirected
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Speaker 2: somewhere or landed, but it was in Dallas. Our plane
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Speaker 2: was in Dallas and it could not make it to Atlanta.
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Speaker 2: Those are different, bro, Those are larakeets, rainbow larakeets. You
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Speaker 2: just heard go by. I do know a little fowl.
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Speaker 2: I don't know all the foul. So anyway, the plane
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Speaker 2: was not able to deliver us to LA in time
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Speaker 2: to catch our flight to Melbour because we were going
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Speaker 2: to arrive in LA much later than that. And apparently
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Speaker 2: we only just barely made it out of Atlanta on Tuesday,
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Speaker 2: which was our first day of travel. So when we
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Speaker 2: landed in LA, we spent some time gathering what we
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Speaker 2: had and heading to a hotel because there were issues
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Speaker 2: with the plane. American Airlines took care of putting us
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Speaker 2: up in a hotel near the airport, and at that point,
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Speaker 2: by the time we checked in, it was three am
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Speaker 2: on our time on Wednesday, midnight on Wednesday for LA time.
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Speaker 2: So we got into our hotel and really just crashed hard.
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Speaker 2: We got up the next day and there's only one
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Speaker 2: flight that goes from LA to Melbourne, and when you
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Speaker 2: miss it, then you have to go twenty four hours later.
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Speaker 2: And then the complication there was the flight from Melbourne
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Speaker 2: to Townsville for the following day, which we would have
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Speaker 2: been on, was full, so we didn't have a way
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Speaker 2: to get up to Townsville that day, so they redirected
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Speaker 2: us from la to Brisbane, which is actually much closer
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Speaker 2: to Townsville. And it's a shorter flight. And everyone likes
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Speaker 2: to ask, and you may be wondering how long is
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Speaker 2: the flight? Well, the I'm watching a quantis plane go overhead.
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Speaker 2: Now the uh, I guess this is probably headed to Brisbane.
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Speaker 2: Possibly this is the return flight of that. Anyway to'
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Speaker 2: probably get really allowed here in a second, I don't
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Speaker 2: know it maybe high enough that doesn't count as foul
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Speaker 2: as something flying overhead. Anyway, Sorry, there'd be a lot
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Speaker 2: of distractions while I'm working outside. There's a lot of
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Speaker 2: ooh squirrel for me going on, even though there's no
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Speaker 2: squirrels here. So anyway, we had to ultimately end up
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Speaker 2: redirecting it to Brisbane short in the flight. Normally the
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Speaker 2: flight would have about sixteen sixteen and a half hours.
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Speaker 2: The flight to Brisbane, though, was in the fourteen and
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Speaker 2: a half hour range. We actually got in a little
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Speaker 2: bit early and had a few hours at the Brisbane Airport. Now.
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Speaker 2: One of the nice conveniences of that particular redirection is
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Speaker 2: our friend Kelly, who sang at our wedding back many
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Speaker 2: years ago. Kelly sang a You two song for us
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Speaker 2: at our wedding, and her husband Graham, who I have
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Speaker 2: this memory of meeting Graham, but I feel like I
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Speaker 2: know Graham because he and I communicate on social media
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Speaker 2: quite a bit, and Graham is a very talented musician.
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Speaker 2: They both are very talented musicians. Obviously she sang at
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Speaker 2: our wedding. We wouldn't have asked someone who couldn't sing
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Speaker 2: to sing at our wedding. But she's also both performers,
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Speaker 2: but she's also a stage performer as well, so very
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Speaker 2: talented family. And the last trip we were here five
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Speaker 2: years ago, we were able to spend time with Kelly
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Speaker 2: and their daughter, but Graham was not well and we
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Speaker 2: weren't able to see him. I think they suspect that
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Speaker 2: maybe they at that point even had COVID, which was
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Speaker 2: before the outbreak, and I know there's a lot of
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Speaker 2: questions about how soon maybe people were getting it, but
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Speaker 2: we weren't able to see him then. But soon after that,
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Speaker 2: when we started the Mate of Stars podcast, I reached
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Speaker 2: out to Graham and I said, Hey, would you be
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Speaker 2: interested in writing a theme song for this show that
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Speaker 2: we do? And he said absolutely, And if you listen
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Speaker 2: to Met of Stars, you know we've talked about what
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Speaker 2: a great job he did putting that together because he
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Speaker 2: listened to one episode of the show, got the gist
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Speaker 2: of what we do, and it just came up with
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Speaker 2: this amazing opening song for it, and we were able
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Speaker 2: to They came to the airport in Brisbane, the two
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Speaker 2: of them, and I guess I officially met Graham face
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Speaker 2: to face. I was convinced he was at our wedding.
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Speaker 2: I have a memory of him being there that I
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Speaker 2: guess I created on my own. But I was glad
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Speaker 2: to actually finally be able to see him face to
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Speaker 2: face and thank him properly for that great theme song
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Speaker 2: that he wrote for us and performed for us. And
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Speaker 2: we caught up with them a bit at the airport
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Speaker 2: before we headed up to Townsville. So we'll still get
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Speaker 2: a little time in Melbourne with family on our way
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Speaker 2: out because our plan on this trip will eventually lead
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Speaker 2: us to Melbourne before we head back, assuming that all
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Speaker 2: the flights happen as expected. But it's been great seeing family.
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Speaker 2: That was the main objective of this trip was to
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Speaker 2: get my bride home to see her family, and also
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Speaker 2: to get my children home to see their family, their grandparents,
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Speaker 2: and and that's currently what we've got going on. We
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Speaker 2: will see Jill's brothers and some of their family along
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Speaker 2: the way and as many as we can fit in friends.
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Speaker 2: And Jill went by her old high school to have
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Speaker 2: a look around or as they say here, a sticky
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Speaker 2: bee poker nose around and see her old university where
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Speaker 2: she graduated. And so Jill is a graduate of James
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Speaker 2: Cook University here in Townsville. And then also she got
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Speaker 2: her masters at Columbus State, so that's she's got the
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Speaker 2: double connection between her hometown and my hometown. And she's
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Speaker 2: employed at Columbus State. So it's really nice. I don't
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Speaker 2: know what bird that was, but he's pretty loud. So
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Speaker 2: that's the plan. This week. I'll be checking in as
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Speaker 2: much as I can. I will be covering some of
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Speaker 2: what's going on that I normally talk about. The last
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Speaker 2: thing I'll say about this trip, and it was one
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Speaker 2: of those moments where we were at the airport with
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Speaker 2: our baggage and people. There was not quite enough room
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Speaker 2: for the pick up at the airport, so Jake and
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Speaker 2: I ended up in an uber with a very nice
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Speaker 2: lady who one of the first things she said when
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Speaker 2: she realized we were Americans was, you know, she started
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Speaker 2: asking questions about Trump, and I thought, oh, here we go.
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Speaker 2: I'm on vacation at the moment. Can we not do this?
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Speaker 2: But she was very inquisitive, and she was very observant
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Speaker 2: in that she was saying, Hey, I think the news
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Speaker 2: we get here about you guys and him is not
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Speaker 2: exactly accurate. And I said, the news we get into
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Speaker 2: States about him is not exactly accurate either, So you're
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Speaker 2: probably getting a double layered transit, like you're getting our news,
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Speaker 2: probably filtered very much to the left, and then you're
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Speaker 2: getting it here and maybe you're hearing it from folks
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Speaker 2: on the left. And she said, that's the impression that
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Speaker 2: I've had of it. And she said it's kind of unfortunate.
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Speaker 2: Sometimes I pick up people from the airport from the
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Speaker 2: States and they pretend to be Canadian so that we
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Speaker 2: don't have to talk about him, and that made me
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Speaker 2: a little sad. I think that's not necessarily surprising or
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Speaker 2: unexpected that you have Americans, that you have Americans right
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Speaker 2: now that are cheering for Iran because they just hate
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Speaker 2: Trump so much. So it's not a big shock that
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Speaker 2: you would have people that would do that. But we
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Speaker 2: had a nice conversation. I didn't really want to talk politics,
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Speaker 2: but she was really open to hearing things, and I
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Speaker 2: felt like, well, here's an opportunity to sort of set
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Speaker 2: a few things straight at the very least, or at
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Speaker 2: least point her in the right direction on where she
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Speaker 2: can learn things so to get a better idea of it.
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Speaker 2: And it was nice to know that there are people
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Speaker 2: here who have kind of awakened to this whole thing
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Speaker 2: about Oh, Trump is evil, Trump is the devil and
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Speaker 2: all those things. So Trump derangement syndrome is very, very real.
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Speaker 2: It's made its way around the world, and it's nice
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Speaker 2: to know that at least one Uber driver in Australia
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Speaker 2: is open to hearing a little bit more before she
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Speaker 2: makes her opinion. So nice job, Naz that was her name.
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Speaker 2: So anyway, we're going to be doing the show from
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Speaker 2: here for at least the rest of this week, and
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Speaker 2: we've got a few other stops we'll make along the way.
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Speaker 2: There is a great Barrier Reef snorkeling expedition coming for
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Speaker 2: the Carroll family, and we'll do that a little further
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Speaker 2: up the coast. But right now just enjoying some cooler
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Speaker 2: weather here in Townsville.
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Speaker 2: I think French fries probably really get most of the
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Speaker 2: year for most of us, unfortunately. But the reason we
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Speaker 2: eat the French fries is because the French fries make
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Speaker 2: us want to eat the more, right, all right, apparently
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Speaker 2: you know they do these of the summer or whatever
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Speaker 2: they have these, you know, whatever the fat is for
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Speaker 2: the summer. And basically this year's drink of summer is
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Speaker 2: one that we can't get in the States or here
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Speaker 2: in Australia. You have to go to Europe to get them.
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Speaker 2: It's called the Sardi sprits and it's made like apparel sprits.
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Speaker 2: I don't know these drinks. You have to excuse me,
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Speaker 2: and it's got ingredients that you have to go I
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Speaker 2: guess to Italy to get Sardi is a pink Italian
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Speaker 2: liqueur and it's pretty impossible find in the US. What
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Speaker 2: you can do until importers start bringing it in is
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Speaker 2: go with the lilt rose or is it lil a rose?
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Speaker 2: Seems like it should be right with flavors of red berries,
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Speaker 2: orange blossom, and grapefruit fruit. The ramazati a perativa rosato
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Speaker 2: has hints of hibiscus and orange blossom, and it's pinkish.
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Speaker 2: I guess that's part what you want for the drink
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Speaker 2: is you want it to be at least pink ish
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Speaker 2: for it to be effective, for that to work. All right,
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Speaker 2: that'll do it for this Monday edition of the show.
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