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Is the Bud Light Boycott the Best Strategy? · The Wes Carroll Morning Show

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The news, opinions, commentary, and interviews. You need to start your
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day. You're listening to the West Carol Morning Show. Wednesday morning, fifth
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day of July. I'm West thanks for joining me. I had to think
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for a second. What day is it? It's Wednesday, That's what it
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is. The fifth of July, the day after Independence Day aka fourth of
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July. Hey, you gotta cut people slack. If they say fourth of
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July, you can't get on them. It's Independence Day. It's not fourth
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of July in America. It's Independence Day aka a fireworks day. Hope your
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neighborhoods fireworks didn't go too late. They always go late in my neighborhood.
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People just they forget that it's not really, you know, a midnight kind
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of holiday. I get it. I get it when it's you're celebrating a
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happy new year. Yeah, you might want to shoot some fireworks off at
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midnight. That's when you're ready ring in the new year, and then maybe
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knock it off. By about twelve thirty you should be able to wrap things
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up comfortably. If you're not doing a professional fireworks show, you ought to
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be able to wrap things up by about twelve thirty twelve forty five, and
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then we're all ready to go to sleep, right, it's the Independence Day
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fireworks that start. I don't know the second somewhere around there. The first
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day that you know, Will Smith gets called into duty. Was at the
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second something like that. And uh and then you know, by the time
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we get you know into you know, sometime early this morning, a few
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hours ago, really they stopped. You know, I get this thing uploaded
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by six am each weekday, and you know, just a few hours ago,
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really that's stopped. So and they matter. I think I was asleep
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by the time they stopped, honestly. But anyway, so here we are
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back at it. We got a couple of days this week. We'll do
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three shows this week, and I have chronicled the story the adventures of the
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show being removed from my host and I'm just just to give you an update.
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I've heard nothing else. I believe the last of what I'm going to
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hear about that happening was that, you know, they needed everybody to feel
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safe. At some point, I'll stop making the safe jokes. I just
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wanted to point out to you that it's the show is now available on all
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of the previous channels that it was on. I believe my understanding, at
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least, Google was the last one to read the show, and it wasn't
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because of anything to do with the show or the content or anything. Google
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just takes a little bit longer whenever you start a new podcast. I don't
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know what their prerequisites are. I don't know what the guidelines are as far
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as getting the show up and hosted, but they typically do take longer.
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And that's been the case with all of the shows that I do, and
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I do a number of them, but in each one of them, Google
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is usually the last one that I get notified that it's up. So if
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Google was your preferred way to listen to the show before, and you've been
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listening to something else, by all means, because Google was I think the
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one that most people were listening on. Google, Google and Apple kind of
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mixed those Google, Google and Apple were the two that people were listening to
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the most, I believe, if I remember correctly, all the stats were
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wiped clean to make everybody feel safe. But anyway, so it's now available
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pretty much wherever you heard it before, you should be And if you were
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listening on a different place and it's gone by all means, let me know,
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reach out, let me know, and I can look into it.
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But I think they're all up as far as I can tell. I'm looking
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at it right now actually, and it looks like they're all good to go.
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Everybody should be back where they were, all right. So a couple
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of things I want to talk about other than griping about the fireworks, because
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the fireworks thing is going to be that's a regular thing that I complain about.
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It's just obnoxious. Can knock it off Independence Day at nine o'clock,
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ten o'clock, that's enough. You really don't need to go past ten o'clock.
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And I know they're supposed to be there's laws, right, isn't that
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when the cutoff is supposed to happen anyway? So I'll always complain about that
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as long as people will listen to me complain about that. But a couple
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of things I want to talk about. First of all, observation, And
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I was swapping messages text messages with a friend the other day about this.
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I've noticed that this is just relating to the subject of the bud light Annheuser
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Busch boycott. And again, this is just an observation. And I acknowledge
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this fully that we have our you know, our echo chambers around us.
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We have people that are around us. And there's people that in your life
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that you'll talk politics with because you know where they're coming from. They either
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agree with you or disagree with you, and you know where they're coming from,
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and you can have a sane, civil conversation. You don't have to
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fight, you're just able to talk about it, and then that's that.
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Then you have people in your life that you really enjoy having the same side
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on it and really fired up about things. And then you have people that
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you know, you just it's better off not talking about it because you know
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that you disagree. You know you're both going to maybe get worked up.
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I don't know. But there's people like that in your life. And there's
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some people that God bless them, the people that you have no idea what
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their politics are, and they don't know what yours are, at least not
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from you. Maybe they've heard it from somewhere else. Maybe podcast hosting companies
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told them that your show wasn't safe. Because I don't typically talk about it
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very much other than immediate family or a handful of people that I know maybe
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listen to the show. They know where I'm coming from already. And even
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then, I've had incidents before coaching soccer where someone would come up and try
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to talk to me about something and I just point out to them, thank
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you for listening. You feel free to say whatever you want to say.
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I'm not gonna like I'm off at the moment. I've gone on vacations with
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people that wanted to talk politics and I tell them I'm on vacation. I
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appreciate it. I love that you're comfortable with but I just there's a time
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for me to shut it off a little bit. And I feel like that's
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a healthy thing that I have to do because I talk about this like every
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day. So there's people in our lives that fit into all those different groups.
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And there's some people that you just know you got your echo chamber,
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and when you talk about things with them, you kind of know what you're
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going to hear back and you're gonna get that reinforcement. So I try to
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make it a point sometimes to at least hear what other people think, or
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see what other people think, or go to other sources for content, and
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sometimes that stuff just falls into your lap because you're just on the Google machine
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and things just fall into your lap. And I've noticed something that I did
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not notice before. And I mentioned the echo chamber part of it because I
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think it's important to acknowledge the fact that if it's possible that these things were
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happening before and I just didn't see them, because maybe I just missed that
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cycle of it. But right now at least I'm seeing this, and this
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pertains to the Anheuser Busch boycott that's going on, and I got a couple
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of thoughts on that, but I just want to make this observation as I've
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noticed it. In the past week or so, I've seen quite a few
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news articles, news stories pop up that have addressed the fact that the boycott
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is having a significant impact on a number of other industries. So Anheuser Busch
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makes bud light cans. They put Dylan mulvaney on there. I have to
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always make sure I don't say who's the actor Dermott mulrooney. That's a different
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person. I'll have to think Dylan mulvaney. They put Dylan mulvanny on they
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can and they say congratulations on a year of girlhood, okay for this activist
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who's been living as a girl again. That's the part of it to me
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that keeps my eyebrow up. It's not full like the rock up, but
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it's kind of like Robert Downey junior iron Man up a little bit. Probably
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should be up higher. But again, this is not that's not really my
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world. I don't really know a lot about Dylan Mulvaaney honestly don't care.
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It's not and bud light isn't really my world. I've had bud light before.
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I couldn't tell you the last time I had a bud light. Couldn't
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not at all, No idea would have been years and years. The subject
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of spam came up in a conversation yesterday at my dad's place after he cooked,
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you know, Independence day grill out. He said something time you tried
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this kind of spam and it was some hickory smoked spam, and I was
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like, I couldn't tell you the last time I ate spam. It's not
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that I wouldn't eat spam. It's not that I haven't eaten spam. It's
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just not something that I regularly eat. I don't go looking for reasons to
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eat spam. And I know people that love it, I know people that
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hate it, I know people all in between. It's not a regular part
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of our grocery shopping, all right, That's all I'm saying. The same
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goes for a bud Light. So they put they put this transactivist who's living
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as a girl on their can. Upsets people. They say, we're not
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buying it anymore. And it's been a huge hit, you know the story.
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It's been a huge hit to their sales. It knocked them out of
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the number one beer company and America list. Modello is now number one,
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and it's just had a massive impact on the company shares of the company.
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All. It's just it's a huge Well, now I'm starting to see lots
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and lots of news stories, maybe three, and one of them was The
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New York Post. In fairness, it's not all left leaning companies, but
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I did see a number of news stories, at least three, addressing the
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fact that this boycott is now having an impact on other industries. Companies that
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produce bottles. They're having to layoff people, the people who make the bottles
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for Budweiser beer. They're people are getting laid off. They're losing their jobs
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because people are just being so callous. They're not buying that beer anymore,
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so they've they've lost jobs. Never celebrate anybody losing their job. Never.
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I mean, you know, there's I say never rare say like the guy
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that Jared from Subway. You get happy when he loses his subway gig because
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he goes to jail. Right, you get happy about that one. There's
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not many times, especially not people who had nothing to do with this.
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That's that is a sad part of the story. But I thought it was
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interesting that I keep seeing this pop up the company that bottles that actually puts
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the beer in the bottles, as they had to lay off workers because they're
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just not making as much of it they made it it wasn't selling. I
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don't know what they have to do with it when it's not selling and it
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starts to go bad. Because beer does go bad. I know, if
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you drink beer, you know that I didn't. I don't. I don't
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drink enough beer to know that I don't buy enough beer that it goes bad.
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That's it's not been my experience. If I my beer, which is
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very rare, I'm much more of a like a cider guy, much more
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of a whiskey guy even than a cider guy. So if anybody, by
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the way, has a lead on where to get the Woodpecker cider by you
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know, easily affordably, let me know. I haven't been able to find
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any anywhere locally. So they're having issues with jobs and it's being impacted by
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the fact that people are boycotting the Anheuser Busch products. What's interesting to me,
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and I mean it's a story that should be told. It's like when
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the baseball the teams in the past would go on strike and they would say,
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the people who make the hot dogs sell the hot dogs. They're all
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having to deal with this. The people who make the popcorn and the little
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helmets that they put the dippin' dots in. Those people are losing their jobs.
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And people would go, oh damn, those baseball players wanting more money
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to strike. That's going on. They shouldn't be doing that. Look at
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the little guy making a baseball helmet to put dippin' dots in. So,
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yeah, they have a right to have their story told. It is part
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of the story, isn't it. But I don't recall other boycotts. Hearing
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that much about the other people that are being the little guy being impacted by
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the boycott, now would be honest with you, I'm not entirely sold on
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the fact that this is a fully right wing boycott, this impact on Anheuser
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Bush, that people are saying, yeah, those conservatives are getting them,
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aren't they. I don't think it's just that I told you back when the
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story first broke. This all started back in April, by the way,
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and now it's July. It started back in April, and it was,
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Hey, this is a company that mostly gives money to conservative candidates. They
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support conservative causes, they support conservative candidates most of their financial They did give
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money to some Democrat candidates, but mostly to Republicans. Remember that that part
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of this isn't really getting talked about a whole lot, is it. But
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I think it is my suspicion. I don't have any direct evidence of it,
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And honestly, I come on this show and I tell you this all
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the time. I give my opinions, I give my thoughts, and I
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ask questions, and I guess I'm asking the question, is it possible that
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while conservatives are in their high and mighty. How dare you put this Dylan
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mulvaney on a can that maybe folks on the left, and I know there's
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some there. They were really pandering big time to the LGBTQ plus community.
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We know that. And then they had to give some kind of a weird,
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awkward back pedal apology sort of thing. Is it so those people,
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I guess decided they weren't going to buy it anymore either, So that was
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another impact on it. Is it possible that there are people on the left
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that are also involved in the boycott because this is a way to get a
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company that was supporting conservative candidates and causes. I mean, is that possible.
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I think it might be part of it. I don't know that this
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is strictly because that's what's happened. I mean, if you really wanted to
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have an impact on the political landscape, stopping by stopping your purchase of bud
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Light, stopping your purchase of Anheuser Busch products is not going to have a
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significant impact on Democrat candidates. You're actually having more of an impact on Republican
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candidates because of where donations were going. But if you really wanted to have
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an impact, and you really wanted to get to the left and too Democrats,
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you'd probably start boycotting the movies, you'd start boycotting various TV shows,
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like you know, services that pay for cable companies or I'm not encouraging you
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to do that. I'm just pointing out the fact that if you're one of
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the people that's already cut the cord and you're doing the ala carte thing,
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and you're paying for different apps and services that are gonna give you access to
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movies and TV shows, most of those companies probably giving money to candidates on
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the left, liberal causes, helping contribute to you know, California be in
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California, New York being New York. I'm not telling you that that's what
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you should do. I'm just pointing out the fact that if you were gonna
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try to have a big impact on changing things, kicking but light while they're
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down, it's a little less productive, I think than just saying I'm not
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going to the movies. I'm not gonna pay for cable anymore. I'm not
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gonna pay for and I'm not telling you this to do that. It's not
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what I'm telling you at all. I'm just pointing out the fact. I
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don't know how much further of the bud light Anheuser bush things. It's making
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a message, leaving a message, it's making a points letting them know they
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messed up. I think they know they messed up, pretty pretty sure they
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know they're messed up. It's also gotten to the point where, you know,
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Peyton Manning, who owns a Budweiser bottling like a distribution company, and
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I remember he talked about it after winning a Super Bowl, I'm gonna have
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a book, couple of bud Lights. And he got some trouble for that,
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got some grief for that. You know, he was spotted drinking a
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bud Light and they said, oh, what is he doing? Not Peyton,
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he's probably of all people that you've seen that don't specifically work for Anheuser
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Busch as someone who owns a distribution center bottling company. For him, he's
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got a pretty significant interest in making sure that they bounce back. Made me
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wonder they need to do like a Shack move, right, They need to
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do one of those Shaquille O'Neil moves that they did with Papa John's. They
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need to do that. Maybe Peyton Manning's the guy, he's likable. People
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like the guy overall. Maybe get Eli involved, you like one or the
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other. Maybe, I don't know. Brady probably doesn't like them both,
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and maybe the New England area, But I think the New England area is
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probably not overly offended at you liberal causes, so they're probably not I don't
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unless they're, you know, part of this my potential conspiracy theory. I
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don't know. I'm just wondering how many people on the left are boycotting the
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beer to go along with the people on the right boycotting the beer, to
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really stick it to them for donating to conservative candidates and causes, because I
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think that might be part of this. I really think it could be part
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of all of it. So I don't know, sticking it to Budweiser still
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is it? Really? And I know we've gotten past the Independence Day holiday,
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this was this. I'm sure they're feeling it. They gotta be feeling
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it today because people weren't all out, you know, on the boats and
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sitting around pools and grills and you know, if they're drinking Modelo, drinking
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coronas or cores, I don't know. I don't because somebody said, you
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know, Miller jumped in and they got some grief too. Yeah, but
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we still know where the big bulls eye is. It's on Anheuser Busch.
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It's on the Clydesdales. And the other thing is I saw not only have
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I seen those articles pointing out that, oh, the bottling people and the
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jobs lost, I've also seen some posts on social media. It seems they
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seems oh fake too, where it's like something about Anheuser Busch and then it's
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just all posts about the Clydesdales. Every single person who comments is talking about
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the Clydesdales. And you might get one stray, Yeah, too bad.
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They had to do what they did with the transactivists. And then you get
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like one of those, and then it's right back to boy those Clydesdales.
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They're magnificent, aren't they. It seems organic. That seems like what people
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would be talking about right now. Nobody really wants to talk about the actual
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boycott. Nobody wants to talk about the huge marketing mistake that they made.
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People want to talk about the Clydesdales. That's that's really where the heartbeat in
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All right, so a lot of fireworks yesterday leading up to yesterday, a
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lot of them early this morning. I know people don't know how to stop.
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You gotta just stop them. You gotta be reasonable. There'll be some
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tonight people that still have some that they just have to get rid of.
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But there is danger. There is danger involved. We know that for a
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fact. And new report from the US Consumer Product Safety Commission says that we're
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at least fifteen thousand, six hundred firework related injuries resulting in hospital treatment back
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in twenty twenty eighteen people died. Report went on to give a breakdown of
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the injuries according to the type of firework. Roman candles, sparklers, and
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fountains responsible for twenty four hundred injuries. Yikes, those are the ones you
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let the kids do, right, sixteen hundred. Maybe that's why sixteen hundred
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people were hurt by fireworks. I'm sorry, firecrackers. I guess that counts
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like the black cats and the Lady fingers. Six hundred injuries involved rockets,
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rest unknown causes. Reports says most firework related injuries happen between June twenty first
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and July twenty first, So what that means It could be going on for
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weeks and weeks and weeks, so just some things to keep in mind.
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Those stats may be come in handy as we get closer to, you know,
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the New Year. I would I don't know if it's if maybe,
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I don't know. Is Independence Day more likely to get injured because of alcohol
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So is it rhyme gosling? He isn't he playing Ken in the movie?
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Ken, and anyone else ready to sit down and sample them? The all
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that glitters his pink creation is a cotton candy flavored ice cream made with a
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mixture of crumbly Graham Cracker pie crust. Sorry, Graham Cracker pie crust isasi
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I whipped cream topping and colorful dants party sprinkles. If that's not enough,
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though, the enthusiastically named Best Cake Ever features the same cotton candy flavor profile
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and crunchy sprinkles layered between tiers of yellowcake topped with white frosting. You can
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get the treats until August the eighth a cold Stone Creameries, and finally,
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New York City Mayor Eric Adams says helped is a main priority for the Mayor
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of New York and he's planning to add mandatory mindful breathing to the school day
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for the kids. The mayor, who says a mindfulness is important, says
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elementary schoolers will be required to do two to five minutes of breathing exercises during
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morning, home room and advisory periods, as well as gym classes. At
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a press conference introducing the program, three students led their classmates and reporters in
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the ocean sounding breath technique in through the nose and out with a spur.
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Participants were encouraged to think positive thoughts and of the things that make you happy
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during an instrumental piano track. About twenty five hundred public school teachers have been
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trained in the practice so far. Yeah, you gotta breathe. It's important.
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If you're not breathing at school, I guarantee you're not going to learn
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at school. You gotta breathe. There's a few questions, and it relates
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to kids that we're you know, wearing those masks at school. Probably not
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something that anybody wants to bring up right now, but while the kids were
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at school, could they have been, you know, maybe lift the mask
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and do some breathing just to get some oxygen in there. Is that something
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that maybe they could have I'm not supposed to ask that, am I.
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You're not supposed to ask those kinds of questions. I'll stop. That'll do
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