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🔥 “ICE at Airports?! Trump’s Airline Chaos + Gas Prices SURGE | Is Flying Doomed?” · The Karel Show

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Speaker 1: Old time is here. No time to fear. Corrall is
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Speaker 1: so near.
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Speaker 2: Because show time is here. So on with the show.
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Speaker 2: Let's give it a go.
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Speaker 1: Carrel is the one that you need to know.
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Speaker 2: Now it's show time.
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Speaker 3: It's going to be icy at the nation's airports. Are
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Speaker 3: we ready for this? Also, gas prices are surging, but
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Speaker 3: Trump says, oh, we're making such progress by they that
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Speaker 3: and Project Hail Mary today. No, it is the Correl Show.
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Speaker 3: I am Correl. Welcome my puppies. How are you, my
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Speaker 3: lovely little fur balls. I hope you're having a grand
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Speaker 3: and glorious Monday, March twentie third. Is flying irrevocably broken?
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Speaker 3: That is the question before us, and all the indicators
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Speaker 3: are there. We are going to talk about that today. Also,
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Speaker 3: gas prices are storing, but Trump says, oh, we're in
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Speaker 3: great talk through the Iran problem. Iran says, no, we're not.
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Speaker 3: So we've got that to contend with. And we're gonna
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Speaker 3: talk about Project hell Mary. And something I found on
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Speaker 3: the scroll. The scroll is my new social media segment
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Speaker 3: that is just gonna make you either laugh or cry,
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Speaker 3: but one or the other. You'll do both. So let's start,
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Speaker 3: you know, Can we start with something fun From the weekend,
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Speaker 3: I went to see Project Heil Mary. It got me
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Speaker 3: to the theater. I went to the cinebar over at
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Speaker 3: Palaes Station, Nicholas Cage's favorite theater, one of my favorite
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Speaker 3: theaters in Las Vegas. Ember loves it. I ate lunch there. Yeah,
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Speaker 3: they have a vegan burger. It's an impossible burger, which
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Speaker 3: they charge sixteen dollars for with fries, and then the
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Speaker 3: drink was seven dollars, So it was twenty four dollars
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Speaker 3: for a burger, fries and a drink. But I was
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Speaker 3: at a theater, so you know whatever, and then thirteen
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Speaker 3: for the movie, so it was a thirty seven dollars
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Speaker 3: experience again, you know. And before I get into Project
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Speaker 3: Tell Mary, I just want to say Regal Cinemas and
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Speaker 3: other cinemas offer a monthly subscription to where you can
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Speaker 3: go see all the movies you want. At Regal it's
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Speaker 3: thirty dollars twenty nine ninety five for the top tier one,
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Speaker 3: so you can see all movies. And I thought to myself,
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Speaker 3: I would rather give Regal Cinema thirty dollars a month
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Speaker 3: than the streaming services now granted the streaming services have
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Speaker 3: more content and you're at home. But just think about it.
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Speaker 3: If you could see all the movies you wanted to
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Speaker 3: in the theater for just thirty bucks a month, why not.
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Speaker 3: I mean, I think that's really quite a good thing.
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Speaker 3: You know, my sister's doctor taking right now to call,
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Speaker 3: and I need to talk to my sister's doctor, and
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Speaker 3: yet they waited right now. So let me pause the
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Speaker 3: show and tell them to call me back. Good morning.
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Speaker 3: This is Charles Boolat. I am Razanne Mason's brother, and
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Speaker 3: I'm on radio right now. Can you call me back
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Speaker 3: after eleven because I really need to speak to the doctor.
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Speaker 3: Are you Is this the doctor calling or is it?
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Speaker 3: Or is it okay? Was there something urgent that was
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Speaker 3: happening or okay? Yeah, after eleven would be great, thank you.
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Speaker 3: That's called live radio, right there, Ladies and gentlemen. That
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Speaker 3: was my sister's nurse. And as much as I didn't
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Speaker 3: want to talk about my sister this morning and talk
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Speaker 3: about movies and movie subscriptions and Trump and Iran and
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Speaker 3: this horrible incident at LaGuardia with the Air Canada running
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Speaker 3: into the fire truck, I have to tell you I
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Speaker 3: am shaken to the core by what's happening with my sister.
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Speaker 3: I really am. She's in rehab right now, acute care,
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Speaker 3: and her mental state. They they don't think it's ever
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Speaker 3: going to return to what it was prior. She's had
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Speaker 3: delirium from the hospital, delirium from the ICU, and then
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Speaker 3: of course she had a men in geoma on her
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Speaker 3: right temporal lobe. She'll be in the middle of a
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Speaker 3: conversation with you, rational and then just suddenly start irrational.
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Speaker 3: Last night, we were rationally talking about what she did
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Speaker 3: in therapy that day, and suddenly she started crying and
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Speaker 3: I said, why are you crying? And she said, I
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Speaker 3: don't want to lose my room. This goes back to
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Speaker 3: the hospital when she lost her room for three days
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Speaker 3: because of the ICU. I said, Rosanne, you're not going
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Speaker 3: to lose your room, you know. But she went around
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Speaker 3: like that for an hour and just crying, and I
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Speaker 3: was trying to console her, and finally I just got
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Speaker 3: off the call. I said, I'm going to call your
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Speaker 3: nurse and make sure you don't lose your room. Even
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Speaker 3: though that wasn't what I was going to do. It's
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Speaker 3: it has made me realize all of our lives can
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Speaker 3: change in an instant, and we know that, and we
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Speaker 3: say it like it's a cliche, but it's not. Thirty
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Speaker 3: two days ago, my sister's mental capacity was fine, and
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Speaker 3: now her life is forever changed at seventy years old.
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Speaker 3: It scares me, It frightens me about the future, and
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Speaker 3: it just makes me both sad and so appreciative that
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Speaker 3: I'm not that.
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Speaker 2: Show Time is here. No time to fear. Corell is
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Speaker 2: so near because show time is here. So on with
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Speaker 2: the show. Let's give it a go.
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Speaker 1: Carell is the one that you need to know.
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Speaker 3: You see this. That phone call and my statement just
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Speaker 3: them is why I get so passionate on this show
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Speaker 3: about Trump, the United States, gay rights. We act like
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Speaker 3: we have all the time in the world to get
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Speaker 3: things right, you know, we do, all of us in
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Speaker 3: our lives. We act like we have all the time
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Speaker 3: in the world that you know, we spend our entire
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Speaker 3: lives toiling for other people, other workers, other companies, Like
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Speaker 3: when we retire, we'll have all the time in the
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Speaker 3: world to enjoy life. Then we we let relationships lapse
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Speaker 3: and we don't mend bridges and build fences up, you know,
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Speaker 3: or mend fences because we think we have all the time.
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Speaker 3: We don't think about the most precious commodity in the world. Time.
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Speaker 3: And we know the sayings, We hear the cliches, so
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Speaker 3: it could all change on a dime. Live for the present,
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Speaker 3: you know. All We hear all of those, but we
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Speaker 3: don't really feel them until something comes into your world.
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Speaker 3: My sister's recovery has been remarkable to me, to go
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Speaker 3: from catatonia. She was catatonic in status epilepticus on February tenth,
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Speaker 3: having a brain tumor, removed a men in geoma on
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Speaker 3: February thirteenth, going home on the twenty third, and then
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Speaker 3: going back in on the twenty six with sepsis and pneumonia,
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Speaker 3: then developing stress induced cardiomyopathy, so her left side of
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Speaker 3: her heart only ejects thirty five percent of the blood
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Speaker 3: that it needs. All of that snowballing intubations and breathing
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Speaker 3: tubes and feeding tubes. Even now, a feeding tube in
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Speaker 3: her stomach. She still can't eat or drink because her
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Speaker 3: throat isn't strong enough yet from having those tubes down
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Speaker 3: it and her mental state being very altered. One moment
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Speaker 3: she knows who I am and she's talking to me fine,
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Speaker 3: And the next minute she knows who I am, but
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Speaker 3: she's bringing up stuff that's just not logical or relevant,
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Speaker 3: or she'll grab onto something from the recent past. This morning,
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Speaker 3: she was worried about the weight of her oxygen because
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Speaker 3: she's only on half a liter, and she wanted to
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Speaker 3: know how much that was going to weigh when she
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Speaker 3: gets home, and I said, well, it'll be lighter than air,
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Speaker 3: and others laughed, but you know, she didn't understand the
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Speaker 3: humor and watching someone you love go through this, Not
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Speaker 3: only do you want to take that from them and
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Speaker 3: remove it from them, but it scares you. It scares me. People.
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Speaker 3: We don't have the time in our lives to fuck
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Speaker 3: around with Donald Trump every single day and his ridiculousness.
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Speaker 3: We don't have the time to move backwards financially because
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Speaker 3: of the economy. You know, today on the BBC, I
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Speaker 3: heard of another crisis that's happening that you're not hearing
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Speaker 3: about because America media is the most fucking useless thing
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Speaker 3: known to man. This morning on the BBC, they showed
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Speaker 3: the press conference Trump gave outside of Air Force One
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Speaker 3: on his way back from Flora, you know fifty He boasted,
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Speaker 3: he donates his salary as president, but he spent over
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Speaker 3: five hundred million dollars golfing on our dime. And they
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Speaker 3: he sat there and blamed the Democrats for the TSA,
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Speaker 3: which we're going to talk about in the ice, you know,
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Speaker 3: and it's the Democrats, but it's not. And the media
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Speaker 3: never stopped him and said, excuse me. But the Democrats
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Speaker 3: put forth a bill to fund the TSA and just
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Speaker 3: not Ice, and Republicans would not vote for it. So
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Speaker 3: this is actually on the Republicans. The Democrats were united
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Speaker 3: in Congress, all fifty three of them in the Senate,
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Speaker 3: put forth a bill to fund everything except ice, everything
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Speaker 3: air traffic controllers who messed up today. And because an
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Speaker 3: air traffic controller messed up, two pilots are dead at
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Speaker 3: LaGuardia because they ran into a fire truck. Will go
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Speaker 3: into the flying topic that we're also going to talk about.
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Speaker 3: So the American media lets him just say anything and
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Speaker 3: doesn't challenge him on it. Meanwhile, BBC did a story
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Speaker 3: on fertilizer. Did you know that thirty percent of the
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Speaker 3: world's fertilizer goes through the strait of her move and
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Speaker 3: that Americans, American farmers, their fertilizer has gone up twenty
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Speaker 3: five to thirty percent needlessly. We don't import that much
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Speaker 3: nitrogen for our fertilizers. And yet the fertilizer companies, because
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Speaker 3: their national or international companies, have gone up twenty five percent,
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Speaker 3: and the corn producers, which corn is in over four
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Speaker 3: thousand American products, the corn producers are saying this is unsustainable.
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Speaker 3: Later this year, you are going to see soaring prices
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Speaker 3: in the grocery store because of the price of fertilizer,
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Speaker 3: which has gone up because of the Iran war. And
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Speaker 3: you don't hear that on our press. They're not talking
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Speaker 3: about fertilizer prices and how that's going to affect grocery
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Speaker 3: prices in two months, four months, six months. And so
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Speaker 3: as I relate this back to what I'm going through
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Speaker 3: with my sister, I am reminded we don't have the time. Okay,
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Speaker 3: I'm sixty three, I'm going to be sixty four this year.
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Speaker 3: We are already through March. It seems like New Year's
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Speaker 3: was just here, and yet we're already through March. We're
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Speaker 3: having record breaking temperatures on the West coast. The drought
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Speaker 3: is going to be horrifying because all of our snowpack
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Speaker 3: is melting too early. We have very real problems that
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Speaker 3: need to be solved, and not in five years, not
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Speaker 3: in ten years, not in thirty years. They need to
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Speaker 3: be solved now, and we need people that are willing
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Speaker 3: to solve them. And Donald Trump and his MAGA followers
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Speaker 3: are not those people. We don't have three more years
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Speaker 3: to dick around with an illegal administration that is trying
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Speaker 3: their best to overtake American voting. Today, the Supreme Court
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Speaker 3: is hearing a challenge to mail in voting. They want
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Speaker 3: your ballot to not count even if you mail it
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Speaker 3: by the deadline. Any ballot mailed on election day in
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Speaker 3: thirteen states counts even if it doesn't get there by
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Speaker 3: election day, so long as it's postmarked the day of
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Speaker 3: the election. Trump wants that overturn Trump, who relied on
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Speaker 3: mail in ballots to win, Trump, who relied on voting
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Speaker 3: machines to win, now wants both voting machines and mail
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Speaker 3: in ballots, repealed, ballots repealed because he knows that he's
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Speaker 3: going to lose if you let more people vote. He
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Speaker 3: knows in the midterms Republicans will be slaughtered, as they
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Speaker 3: should be, because they are the most inept anti American
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Speaker 3: party out there. But we don't have the time. We
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Speaker 3: are all just one microscopic blood clot away from a
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Speaker 3: life change, just one something smaller than a pee, and
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Speaker 3: our whole life changes. My sister's men and geoma was
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Speaker 3: about the size of a walnut, he said, on her
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Speaker 3: right temporal lobe. Now, men and geeomas are not cancerous usually,
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Speaker 3: so it's not that she had cancer. It's that the
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Speaker 3: tumor was pressing on the lobe, causing status epilepticus for months.
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Speaker 3: Her brain was going into oxygen deprived seizures for months,
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Speaker 3: and now she is not the same. Just out of
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Speaker 3: the blue, this happened, and it's gonna happen to you.
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Speaker 3: You're going to get a horrible illness, You're going to
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Speaker 3: get cancer or a brain tumor or something. You're not
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Speaker 3: getting out of this alive, and neither am I. As
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Speaker 3: my friend Steve said to me yesterday, Charles, you are
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Speaker 3: going to get a terrible illness or cancer or something.
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Speaker 3: It's going to happen if you live long enough and
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Speaker 3: don't die on your motorcycle or die in a car
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Speaker 3: crash or a meteor striker, global climate change or whatever.
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Speaker 3: Should you avoid being shot in public or all the
15:33
Speaker 3: other pitfalls we have to live with. You're going to
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Speaker 3: get a horrible illness and die because every human does, dementia, Parkinson's, whatever,
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Speaker 3: whatever comes along, and so we only have up until
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Speaker 3: that time, and that time is coming fast for all
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Speaker 3: of us. Look at Trump, He's deteriorating right in front
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Speaker 3: of our eyes. Dementia, heart issues, circulatory issues. They washed
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Speaker 3: his shirt and holy water, and his neck nearly exploded.
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Speaker 3: I mean, we're all going to get there. And he's
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Speaker 3: only eighty. And people are now dropping dead in droves
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Speaker 3: in their eighties. That's just twenty years for me. We
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Speaker 3: have kids under thirty five now getting colon cancer in
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Speaker 3: record numbers, their lives ending. We don't have the time.
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Speaker 3: And that's why I come on here and I'm so
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Speaker 3: impassioned all the time, because we act like we can
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Speaker 3: fix gay rights in ten years. No, every day, trans
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Speaker 3: people are suffering today. Trans people are suffering at the
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Speaker 3: hands of MAGA, and nobody's protecting them. Trump this morning
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Speaker 3: touted that in this Save America Act he has put
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Speaker 3: in restrictions for men in women's sports. There are no
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Speaker 3: men in women's sports. That is a false narrative. If
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Speaker 3: a trans person has transitioned male to female, they are female.
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Speaker 3: They are not men. There are no men in women's
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Speaker 3: sports none, just like there are no women in male sports. None.
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Speaker 3: It's a false narrative. And while we dick around with
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Speaker 3: definitions or ridiculousness under the law, trans people suffer today now,
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Speaker 3: and so we don't have the time and we act
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Speaker 3: like we do. Why do you think I talk about
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Speaker 3: changing the show. I don't have enough time left in
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Speaker 3: my life to sit here and be angry about the
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Speaker 3: ridiculousness of Trump every day. I would rather spend this
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Speaker 3: entire hour talking about movies. I really truly would, you know.
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Speaker 3: And so, as I'm going through this with my sister,
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Speaker 3: it reminds me of what I went through with my
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Speaker 3: friends with AIDS, watching them go from a Friday out
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Speaker 3: at a club having a great time, dancing, singing, drinking,
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Speaker 3: to two weeks later being dead from KAPUSI, sarcoma, pneumo, sistus, pneumonia, cytomeglavirus.
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Speaker 3: I could go down the list watching them go from
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Speaker 3: vibrant and alive one month to confine to a hospital
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Speaker 3: bed and able to move the next. We don't. Andrew Howard,
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Speaker 3: the love of my life, died at thirty four years old,
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Speaker 3: and we tried to pack a lot into the twelve
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Speaker 3: years we had together. He didn't have the time that
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Speaker 3: he needed, and so I encourage you all to stop
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Speaker 3: waiting and start living. Stop waiting to get to your life.
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Speaker 3: Get to it now.
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Speaker 5: You know.
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Speaker 3: I want to change. I don't like where I live.
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Speaker 3: It's mismanaged. The HOA is horrible. I see it going
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Speaker 3: in the wrong direction. I want to move, but I
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Speaker 3: keep coming up with excuses. Well, the market's not good,
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Speaker 3: it takes too long to sell a unit. But have
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Speaker 3: I tried no? I thought about moving to Palm Springs
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Speaker 3: instead of moving out of the country and at least
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Speaker 3: surround myself with gays so I could maybe meet somebody.
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Speaker 3: Have I tried no? Career wise, I was just offered
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Speaker 3: May twenty eighth at the Hotel Nico Feinstein's, but that's
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Speaker 3: a Thursday. So I didn't snap up the date. I
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Speaker 3: didn't say, yes, let's do May twenty eighth. Come on,
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Speaker 3: I know it's a Thursday, but let's do it. Because
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Speaker 3: I'm afraid that you guys won't come on a Thursday
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Speaker 3: night at seven o'clock. I'm afraid. So I didn't snap
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Speaker 3: up the date. I thought, well, I really need a Friday,
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Speaker 3: Saturday or Sunday. Well, then you don't really want to
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Speaker 3: do a show, do you. Crystal Waters is doing a
20:29
Speaker 3: big show in Miami Wednesday night. My friend THEA is involved.
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Speaker 3: It's a big dance music show. But it's on a
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Speaker 3: Wednesday night, not a Friday, not a Saturday, not a Sunday.
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Speaker 3: So I'm like, why don't you snap up May twenty
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Speaker 3: eighth at the Hotel Nico. If no one shows up,
20:44
Speaker 3: no one shows up, but at least you don't grab
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Speaker 3: the date. We all wait for this or for that,
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Speaker 3: or for the stars to a line, or for the
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Speaker 3: finances to be right, for the mood to change whenever,
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Speaker 3: and while we wait, life goes on and terrible things
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Speaker 3: could happen to us, whether it's Trump, health, economy, but
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Speaker 3: it all changes like that. Three weeks ago gas was
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Speaker 3: three point fifty. Now it's five dollars.
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Speaker 6: Small stay now is show.
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Speaker 3: So I was reading the chatroom at YouTube dot com
21:41
Speaker 3: forward I apologize to the patrons. I wanted to do
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Speaker 3: a call this weekend. I literally spent the weekend either
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Speaker 3: on the phone about the hospital and with my sister
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Speaker 3: and my nieces and everything, or you know. Friday, I
21:57
Speaker 3: took three hours and went to a movie quite by accident.
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Speaker 3: Literally I went to go to lunch at eleven thirty
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Speaker 3: and somehow I found myself by the ciner bar, and
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Speaker 3: I said, well, go up and eat because they have
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Speaker 3: a plant based burger and if you want to see
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Speaker 3: a movie, you're right there. So I went up at
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Speaker 3: eleven thirty order to burger. I saw that at one
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Speaker 3: o'clock Project Hail Mary was showing I love Ryan Gosling,
22:21
Speaker 3: I love sci Fi, and I thought, okay, I'll go.
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Speaker 3: An Mber of course was down for it because she
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Speaker 3: just slipt through it, and so we went. We went
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Speaker 3: to the movies. I didn't plan it. I want to
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Speaker 3: go every week. I used to go every week. I
22:37
Speaker 3: want to go see Ready or Not two because I
22:38
Speaker 3: just watched Ready or Not one on Hulu and I
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Speaker 3: enjoyed it. It's a horror comedy movie. I want to
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Speaker 3: go see the second one. You know. I was like, well,
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Speaker 3: when are you going to get to the theater? So
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Speaker 3: I apologize to you guys. I will make it up.
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Speaker 3: We will do a call. I promise, I promise, please
22:59
Speaker 3: leave LV and move back to Cali. Is that someone
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Speaker 3: that lives in Las Vegas? They don't like that I'm
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Speaker 3: a blue person living in their city. No handle, that's
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Speaker 3: their name, because they're so proud of their comments that
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Speaker 3: they don't even let you know who they are. So yeah,
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Speaker 3: so we don't, you know, have the time. And Trump
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Speaker 3: he lies to the media and the media does nothing.
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Speaker 3: Iran has said that he and they have not spoken.
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Speaker 3: Iran has said that friendly states, I don't know who
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Speaker 3: is a friendly state to Iran, Libya, Siria, whatever. Friendly
23:36
Speaker 3: states have conveyed messages from the United States to the
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Speaker 3: Iranian powers that be through channels like, you know, we
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Speaker 3: told this country, Hey, we'd like to talk to the
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Speaker 3: people running the show in Iran. Then they went and
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Speaker 3: told what is that diploma by rumor hair Herd, you
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Speaker 3: want to talk to us?
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Speaker 1: You know.
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Speaker 3: Donald Trump has no more talk to the people in
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Speaker 3: Iran than I have talked to Barbara streisand today you
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Speaker 3: know it hasn't happened. He's lying to try to get
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Speaker 3: the stock market up and oil prices down, and it worked.
24:22
Speaker 3: His lies made the stock market rally, but it's a lie.
24:26
Speaker 3: He hasn't spoken to Iran, and Iran continues to say
24:29
Speaker 3: that they will close the Straight of Hormouth if he
24:33
Speaker 3: tries anything. And he gave them an ultimatum of today,
24:37
Speaker 3: and he saw that they weren't backing down. And now
24:40
Speaker 3: suddenly he's put that ultimatum on hold because of productive talks.
24:45
Speaker 3: There are no productive talks. He put it on hold
24:48
Speaker 3: because they called his bluff, because they said, we're not
24:54
Speaker 3: afraid of you. We've been around two thy five hundred years,
24:58
Speaker 3: you haven't. We don't care if you blow up our people.
25:02
Speaker 3: We don't care if you blow up our infrastructure, and
25:05
Speaker 3: if you try, we'll close the most important causeway in
25:08
Speaker 3: the world. So he backed down, but he couldn't say
25:14
Speaker 3: that he backed down. He had to lie and say, oh,
25:18
Speaker 3: I haven't backed down. I've postponed my threat because we're
25:21
Speaker 3: having productive talks. No they're not. It's a lie. I
25:29
Speaker 3: am reading right now. Iranian state officials say no direct
25:34
Speaker 3: communication with the United States has been made period. Well,
25:40
Speaker 3: the Iranians lie, yeah, just like the Americans. So what
25:45
Speaker 3: do you believe? You believe Trump that we're talking, or
25:49
Speaker 3: you believe the Iranians and say no, we're not. I
25:52
Speaker 3: in this case, believe the Iranians. Iranians. Sorry. So he's
26:01
Speaker 3: lying to manipulate the market, and it worked. His stocks
26:05
Speaker 3: went up. Trump made money today. The SMP went up
26:09
Speaker 3: five hundred. He made money today. He is manipulating his
26:13
Speaker 3: own bank accounts by lying. Meanwhile, he's deploying ice to airports.
26:21
Speaker 3: Does anyone, by a show of hands, anyone think that
26:26
Speaker 3: ice at airports is a good idea? Raise your hand, anybody.
26:32
Speaker 3: I'm not seeing any hands out there. Are you scratching
26:35
Speaker 3: your armpit or raising your head? No? Nope, nope? Okay, yeah, no,
26:38
Speaker 3: I see no hands. No one thinks that I said
26:43
Speaker 3: airports is a good idea. And this morning they asked
26:46
Speaker 3: him will they be wearing their face mask? He said no,
26:48
Speaker 3: I've asked them to not wear those in airports, And
26:52
Speaker 3: they said, then, why is it appropriate for them to
26:54
Speaker 3: wear them on the streets? Oh, well, out there they're
26:58
Speaker 3: dealing with drug dealers and murderers and crackheads, yes, six
27:01
Speaker 3: zerold drug dealers. But at the airport they're just dealing
27:05
Speaker 3: with nice people who want to either come to our
27:07
Speaker 3: country or return to their country. Then why are they
27:10
Speaker 3: carding everybody in the line at the TSA? Why are
27:13
Speaker 3: they asking for citizen documents for everybody in the live
27:16
Speaker 3: I've already seen video they're going through the lines and
27:19
Speaker 3: asking for citizenship documents. Who's going to feel there are
27:24
Speaker 3: so many foreign people saying, Okay, we're not coming to
27:27
Speaker 3: America right now, just forget it. Trump is killing air
27:33
Speaker 3: travel between the increase in fuel and so the prices
27:38
Speaker 3: are going up. This TSA fiasco because Republicans will not
27:44
Speaker 3: fund the TSA without funding ICE. And now we have
27:49
Speaker 3: ICE at the airports, untrained ice that know nothing of
27:55
Speaker 3: what the TSA does. And meanwhile, air traffic controller are
28:00
Speaker 3: still in a mess. And one at LaGuardia just messed
28:03
Speaker 3: up so badly that he allowed an airdate. It is
28:07
Speaker 3: on tape, the air traffic controllers saying I messed up.
28:12
Speaker 3: It's on tape. Two pilots are dead, and a flight
28:20
Speaker 3: attendant who was trapped into the jump seat, was found
28:23
Speaker 3: thirty feet from the aircraft, still strapped in and alive.
28:26
Speaker 3: They're going to live. The plane was full. The terror
28:32
Speaker 3: that these people felt because an air traffic controller messed up.
28:36
Speaker 3: Why because they're overworked, they're underpaid or not paid at all.
28:41
Speaker 3: They have people that are not normally doing the job
28:44
Speaker 3: doing the job, and this is what happens. Donald Trump
28:47
Speaker 3: is responsible for what happened at LaGuardia. He is responsible
28:52
Speaker 3: for the lines at the TSA and MAGA and the Republicans.
28:56
Speaker 3: This is their doing. They won't on up it cut
29:01
Speaker 3: their coward but this is all they're doing. It's ridiculous.
29:09
Speaker 3: It is absolutely ridiculous, and we act like we just
29:12
Speaker 3: have all the time in the world to get it right. No,
29:17
Speaker 3: we don't jump a big fou bar ice at the airports.
29:25
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29:30
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29:41
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29:49
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29:54
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Speaker 3: the meningioma will not come back. So he got it
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Speaker 3: all and he said it won't come back, but he
31:13
Speaker 3: did say given the location, it was messing with the
31:15
Speaker 3: signals of her brain and the right temporal lobe. I
31:18
Speaker 3: hope that answers your question in the chat room. So
31:22
Speaker 3: we have ICE at airports, bad idea, just a bad idea.
31:26
Speaker 3: I mean, they don't even know how to do their job.
31:28
Speaker 3: They are the least trained law enforcement out there. This
31:30
Speaker 3: is according to reports. I'm not making this up. They
31:34
Speaker 3: are recruiting people who's sold credits is that they were
31:37
Speaker 3: rioters at January sixth, again not making that up. They
31:42
Speaker 3: have promised them advances and bonuses that they're not getting.
31:45
Speaker 3: They didn't get their ten thousand dollars bonuses, they didn't
31:48
Speaker 3: get their fifty thousand dollars signed. These are the worst
31:52
Speaker 3: of the worst people. ICE is not filled with great people.
31:56
Speaker 3: It's filled with really horrible agro mails who are really
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Speaker 3: and by the way, I can back all this up.
32:04
Speaker 3: There are conversations that have been taped between ICE officers
32:08
Speaker 3: talking about, yeah, let's go kill some of this, or
32:11
Speaker 3: yeah let's go take our aggressions out on that or
32:14
Speaker 3: I mean, these are people who want to go and
32:17
Speaker 3: harm people not like them. That's who they are. Not
32:23
Speaker 3: all of them, but a lot of them are poorly
32:27
Speaker 3: trained racist who want to go out and cause trouble
32:33
Speaker 3: for people not like them. That's who they are. And
32:37
Speaker 3: they have no place at America's airports none. Zero. We
32:43
Speaker 3: have customs and immigration, we have TSA. We do not
32:46
Speaker 3: need ice at the airports. It's a bad idea, a
32:51
Speaker 3: very bad idea. But there hasn't been one good idea
32:56
Speaker 3: out of the Trump administration, not one. Nothing that's good
33:00
Speaker 3: for America has come out of the Trump administration. Is
33:03
Speaker 3: Heran war good for America. No, it's good for Israel.
33:07
Speaker 3: It's bad for America, good for Israel. And that's because
33:11
Speaker 3: Donald Trump is Vladimir Putin's bitch boy, so you know
33:15
Speaker 3: he does whatever he tells him to. I'm sure. I'm sorry,
33:19
Speaker 3: did I say Vladimir Putin? I meant well, same thing,
33:22
Speaker 3: Benjamin Netanyahu, Vladimir Putin, they all have the goods on
33:25
Speaker 3: Donald Trump. Donald Trump is a sexual predator, named more
33:31
Speaker 3: times in the Epstein files than Christ is in the Bible.
33:34
Speaker 3: There is a credible allegation against him by a thirteen
33:38
Speaker 3: year old girl at the time that he raped her.
33:41
Speaker 3: I'm quite sure that Vladimir Putin and Benjamin nettan Yahoo
33:45
Speaker 3: have the goods on Donald Trump, and every time they
33:48
Speaker 3: want something, they tell him do it or else we'll
33:51
Speaker 3: release Xyz. And so he does it because he's their
33:55
Speaker 3: little bitch boy, that's what he is. He never met
33:59
Speaker 3: a request from from Netnyagoo that he didn't like. So
34:04
Speaker 3: that's just the way that is. This is not about America.
34:09
Speaker 3: It's not about America. First, he's done nothing that he's
34:12
Speaker 3: campaigned on. He hasn't fixed the immigration system, the border patrol.
34:17
Speaker 3: The border itself is just as porous as it always was.
34:20
Speaker 3: He's just lying that it's not, but it is. He
34:25
Speaker 3: hasn't upgraded any of the computer systems for our immigration service.
34:29
Speaker 3: He hasn't put any drones into service. He hasn't retrained
34:33
Speaker 3: the people. He hasn't created any kind of day worker
34:36
Speaker 3: paths or traceable visas, nothing, none of that. He's just
34:42
Speaker 3: sent a bunch of jack boot thugs out to the
34:44
Speaker 3: streets of America to kill Americans. That's all he's done.
34:48
Speaker 3: You're no more safer from immigrants now. There are not
34:51
Speaker 3: less immigrants using the healthcare system, none of that, None
34:55
Speaker 3: of it. It's all the lie and magasops it up,
35:00
Speaker 3: eat it up because they're idiot cult members and so
35:03
Speaker 3: they just you know, stop up. Whatever he throws out
35:06
Speaker 3: there it's all a lie, but they eat it up
35:08
Speaker 3: because they have zero critical thinking capability. And here we
35:15
Speaker 3: are in this mess that he's created.
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35:48
Speaker 3: You know the comment in the chat room, please leave
35:52
Speaker 3: Las Vegas and go back to Calie sent with love.
35:55
Speaker 3: That's why Las Vegas is failing, by the way. That's
35:58
Speaker 3: that's why the economy here is the worst. It's why
36:01
Speaker 3: home prices are plummeting. It's why the Strip is going
36:06
Speaker 3: down every month, down, down, down, because of people like
36:10
Speaker 3: that Las Vegas. Here's I'm gonna get. I'm gonna say
36:13
Speaker 3: something that's very unpopular. Nevada is for losers. I hate
36:19
Speaker 3: to say that, but I've lived here eight years and
36:22
Speaker 3: Nevada is full of low IQ losers. That's who lived
36:29
Speaker 3: here prior to the migration from California that's happening now.
36:34
Speaker 3: Prior to the last ten years, this has been a
36:38
Speaker 3: place for failures. Property values were dirt cheap, so failures
36:44
Speaker 3: could buy houses. You know that. The casinos employed most
36:50
Speaker 3: of the people because you didn't need to be smart
36:53
Speaker 3: to serve someone free drinks. I really hate to say this,
37:00
Speaker 3: but I have never met more low IQ losers in
37:05
Speaker 3: any state in my life than Nevada. It's filled with
37:10
Speaker 3: maga idiots. I meet so many idiots at the park.
37:15
Speaker 3: I have never gone to a park with so many
37:18
Speaker 3: stupid people as I do every morning, Just idiots wearing
37:22
Speaker 3: their maga hats, with their big ass trucks and their
37:26
Speaker 3: small little penises. Nevada previously was for losers. The healthcare
37:32
Speaker 3: system still sucks. You can barely see a specialist because
37:37
Speaker 3: specialists don't want to come here. Educated people don't want
37:41
Speaker 3: to come here. So they're reaching out and trying to
37:44
Speaker 3: get educated people to come here, but they're not. What's
37:49
Speaker 3: coming here the people who can't make it elsewhere. This
37:54
Speaker 3: is not a place where if I can make it there,
37:56
Speaker 3: I can make it anywhere. This is actually a place
37:58
Speaker 3: of if you can't make it anywhere, come here. Now
38:02
Speaker 3: I've learned that firsthand. You can hate me Nevada for
38:05
Speaker 3: saying that. You can be mad at me Las Vegas
38:07
Speaker 3: residents for saying that. And it's changing. It's changing as
38:13
Speaker 3: more and more people from other states come here. But previously,
38:19
Speaker 3: like ten years ago, filled with losers, low educated, low
38:25
Speaker 3: income losers. And I guess I was one. I moved
38:30
Speaker 3: here because of the house prices. They were affordable at
38:33
Speaker 3: the time one hundred and sixty thousand. But this condo
38:37
Speaker 3: that I'm in originally sold for forty five thousand dollars
38:40
Speaker 3: forty five thousand back when it was new. I bought
38:44
Speaker 3: it for one sixty. It will go for about two
38:47
Speaker 3: point fifty now. But you know it's sold for forty
38:51
Speaker 3: five grand back in the day because that's all the
38:53
Speaker 3: people here could afford because they're not making a fortune.
39:00
Speaker 3: We are a state that has the fewest people to
39:03
Speaker 3: the fewest college graduates are in the state. And so yeah,
39:10
Speaker 3: you can make your negative comments to me and all
39:13
Speaker 3: you want, but it's really the truth. Las Vegas and
39:16
Speaker 3: Nevada up until lately, up until the last five or
39:19
Speaker 3: ten years, was basically a place for people who couldn't
39:22
Speaker 3: make it elsewhere, and they're very proud of that. They're
39:27
Speaker 3: very protective of that, you know, and the ones that
39:31
Speaker 3: could make it, that were smart left. Jimmy Kimmel is
39:34
Speaker 3: from Las Vegas. Where does he live? Los Angeles? You know?
39:39
Speaker 3: Seline Dion used to live here. Where does she live now?
39:42
Speaker 3: New York? Gladys Knight lived here for decades? Where does
39:45
Speaker 3: she live now? Atlanta? So when people live here are
39:51
Speaker 3: given the chance to move, the smart ones do. The
39:55
Speaker 3: biggots they're coming. Republicans from California are the number one
40:01
Speaker 3: people moving to Las Vegas. Republicans from California because it's
40:09
Speaker 3: an easily manipulated state. The electorate is easily manipulated because
40:14
Speaker 3: they're not that bright. And that's just a fact. I
40:17
Speaker 3: have the demographics to prove it. I can show you
40:21
Speaker 3: how few people here have a college degree, how many
40:24
Speaker 3: completed high school, how many make more than one hundred
40:26
Speaker 3: thousand dollars a year, on and on and on. I
40:28
Speaker 3: can you know, so you can tell me to leave.
40:31
Speaker 3: I want to I want to leave. I want to
40:34
Speaker 3: be back around to educated people. I want to be
40:37
Speaker 3: back around people that want to succeed, around people that
40:40
Speaker 3: want to strive to be better, not people who settle
40:44
Speaker 3: for a stupid governor like Joe Lombardo. What a piece
40:48
Speaker 3: of crap he is, you know, so whatever, whatever, that's fine.
40:53
Speaker 3: I wanted to show you all a video that shows
40:56
Speaker 3: why we're in the era of snowflakes. There is a
40:59
Speaker 3: teacher and this is part of my segment called the
41:03
Speaker 3: Scroll Things I encounter while scrolling. There is a teacher
41:08
Speaker 3: and he likes to post letters emails that he gets
41:13
Speaker 3: from parents. Now, any of you that have been in
41:16
Speaker 3: education will relate. I want you to hear on the Scroll,
41:20
Speaker 3: and I do this just like I'm scrolling on social media.
41:23
Speaker 3: I want you to hear some of the things, and
41:26
Speaker 3: it will show you why we're doomed. Why the younger
41:28
Speaker 3: generations are freaking snowflakes. Gen Z, gen Y. They're snowflakes
41:34
Speaker 3: just like Maga. Maga are the biggest snowflakes in the world.
41:39
Speaker 3: They talk tough, and they get all angry and stuff
41:42
Speaker 3: until you punch them in the fucking face, and then
41:44
Speaker 3: all of a sudden, they're victims.
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Speaker 6: You hit me, you touch me, Oh my god.
41:48
Speaker 3: They can throw drinks at people and take swings at
41:52
Speaker 3: people and all that, but when someone actually fights back,
41:56
Speaker 3: Suddenly they're the victims. Some one of these Karens tries
42:02
Speaker 3: to block your car and scream and yell be racist
42:05
Speaker 3: things and such, and you try to leave and she,
42:08
Speaker 3: you know, won't let you leave, and then you nudge
42:10
Speaker 3: her out of the way with your car. Suddenly they
42:13
Speaker 3: fall to the curb. Oh I'm dying. I'm dying because
42:17
Speaker 3: they're snowflakes. And these snowflakes are raising even worse snowflakes.
42:23
Speaker 3: And here's the proof of that.
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Speaker 7: Emails that I've gotten from parents. Part two.
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Speaker 6: Up.
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Speaker 7: First, Hello, Jaden's chromebook died last Thursday and hasn't turned
42:35
Speaker 7: back on since. He also forgot his charger at school
42:39
Speaker 7: and his friend borrowed it. That's why nothing has been
42:42
Speaker 7: turned in for three weeks. Thank you for your grace,
42:45
Speaker 7: Jaden's parent. Next one, sent at two fourteen am. No subject,
42:56
Speaker 7: Why is my child failling? Question mark sit from iPhone.
43:04
Speaker 7: Next one, Hi, Samantha won't be at school today. She
43:08
Speaker 7: woke up at six forty three am, set her throat
43:11
Speaker 7: felt weird, but not weird weird, then ate half a waffle,
43:16
Speaker 7: then decided she was tired again. Just keeping you in
43:19
Speaker 7: the loop. Sam's mom. Next one, Hi, Brayden studied for
43:26
Speaker 7: almost twenty minutes for this test and still made a
43:29
Speaker 7: fifty eight. We're wondering what happened during your instruction, Braiden's dad.
43:36
Speaker 7: Next one, Hello, we just realized the three week research
43:41
Speaker 7: project is due tomorrow. Is there any chance you could
43:44
Speaker 7: extend that? We had a very busy weekend. Thanks in advance.
43:49
Speaker 7: Ryan's mom. Next one, Hi, can you make sure Ava
43:56
Speaker 7: sits next to her friends but not the ones who talk,
43:59
Speaker 7: and all near the front, but not too close because
44:02
Speaker 7: she gets nervous. Appreciate you.
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Speaker 3: Ava's mom.
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Speaker 7: Emails Emails that I've gotten from parents Part one.
44:13
Speaker 3: Here we go up.
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Speaker 7: First, Hi, we noticed Mason has been bringing home homework.
44:21
Speaker 7: We're trying to protect his mental health and family time,
44:24
Speaker 7: so we don't really do homework in our house. Is
44:28
Speaker 7: there any way he can still get full credit without
44:30
Speaker 7: completing it? Thanks for understanding. Mason's mom. Next one, Good morning,
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Speaker 7: Emma was late because it was raining and she doesn't
44:43
Speaker 7: like the rain. It really affects her mood. Please mark
44:46
Speaker 7: her present but not late. Blessings, Emma's dad. Next one, Hello,
44:55
Speaker 7: I received your message about Tyler talking during class. I
44:59
Speaker 7: just want to say, Tyler does not talk at home
45:01
Speaker 7: unless spoken to, So I'm confident there's been a misunderstanding.
45:06
Speaker 7: Please investigate further, concerned parent. Next one, Hi, I saw
45:15
Speaker 7: that Olivia has a seventy two. We were hoping for
45:19
Speaker 7: at least a ninety. Is there anything we can do
45:22
Speaker 7: to adjust that? We feel like a bee better reflects
45:25
Speaker 7: her potential. Let me know what paperwork I need to
45:28
Speaker 7: fill out Olivia's mom emails, that emails that I've gotten
45:36
Speaker 7: from parents. Part two.
45:40
Speaker 3: Up.
45:40
Speaker 7: First, Hello, Jaden's chromebook died last Thursday.
45:46
Speaker 3: We'll just leave those there. Can you believe that this
45:49
Speaker 3: is what teachers have to put up with? Can you? Morgan?
45:54
Speaker 3: Morgan is blah blah blah. Oh you know, Oh it
45:56
Speaker 3: affects his mood, so he can't do homework. We don't
45:59
Speaker 3: do homework in our household. We need quality mental time.
46:03
Speaker 3: Or the rain is affecting little Jennifer. So I didn't
46:07
Speaker 3: send her today? Could you mark her per First of all,
46:11
Speaker 3: it's not even the kids. I didn't want to address
46:13
Speaker 3: the kids, but the parents in what happened to being
46:19
Speaker 3: a parent? Like when did becoming a non parent become? Okay,
46:27
Speaker 3: I got you know what. You know what we did
46:30
Speaker 3: when we got home from school our homework. Well I
46:33
Speaker 3: didn't because I always did my homework in class because
46:35
Speaker 3: I was always ahead of everybody else but the dumb kids. Sorry,
46:41
Speaker 3: but you know, if there was homework, we did it first.
46:45
Speaker 3: That was it. No dinner, no play, no television. Do
46:49
Speaker 3: your homework, then you can deal with the rest of
46:53
Speaker 3: the afternoon. And mental health and mental wellness. Mental health
47:00
Speaker 3: and wellness meant that we did what we needed to
47:02
Speaker 3: do so we didn't get in trouble being marked present
47:07
Speaker 3: because you don't want to go to school in the rain.
47:11
Speaker 3: I lived in Lincoln, Maine and went to school in
47:14
Speaker 3: six foot snow where we literally had to crawl out
47:17
Speaker 3: a window with a shovel so I could go around
47:20
Speaker 3: over the top of the mobile home and shovel out
47:22
Speaker 3: the front door so I could get to school. What
47:27
Speaker 3: is wrong with these gen Y and gen X and
47:32
Speaker 3: gen Z people trying to raise kids like and these
47:36
Speaker 3: kids nowadays they don't want to work. You try to
47:40
Speaker 3: put them to work and they're well, I need a break.
47:42
Speaker 3: I need a mental health break. I need this, Oh,
47:45
Speaker 3: I need that, I need I can't work at that
47:47
Speaker 3: I can't. You've asked me to do that. Ask any
47:50
Speaker 3: employer now about trying to employ people under thirty and
47:55
Speaker 3: the challenges thereof You know, it's like we're raising a
48:02
Speaker 3: nation of snowflakes, of people who, oh, they might hurt
48:07
Speaker 3: their feelings, and parents don't reprimand their children.
48:11
Speaker 1: Oh.
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Speaker 3: I would never shout at a child. You know what,
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Speaker 3: I've shouted at Ember before. She's my child. I felt
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Speaker 3: guilty afterwards, but I did it, and then she really
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Speaker 3: made me feel guilty. But I did it not often,
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Speaker 3: because she's perfect. She doesn't require any shouting. But no
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Speaker 3: wonder and this guy's got fifteen videos there. He goes
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Speaker 3: through more and more of these letters, and they are absurd.
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Speaker 3: I mean, I would take these children away from these
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Speaker 3: parents if I could. They are absurd. This poor guy,
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Speaker 3: Poor teachers everywhere, they're trying their best, and they and
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Speaker 3: the problems not even the kids, it's the parent parents.
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Speaker 3: It's like dogs. There is no such thing as a
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Speaker 3: bad dog, just like there's no such thing as a
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Speaker 3: bad child. If the child is bad, it's the parents
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Speaker 3: that of the problem. If a dog is bad, it's
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Speaker 3: the dog owners. They're no, they're not trained properly. If
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Speaker 3: a kid is messing up at school, it's a parent's fault.
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Speaker 3: If they're not excelling, it's a parent's fault. It is
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Speaker 3: not the kid's fault, it's the parents. And now you
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Speaker 3: see why, you I mean, this guy goes on and
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Speaker 3: on and on. He's got so many of these I
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Speaker 3: can play them for the entire show. And it's just
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Speaker 3: sad to hear, you know, it's sad to hear, you know.
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Speaker 3: And I agree with what Rachel just posted in the
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Speaker 3: chat room. Hard times create strong men. Strong men create
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Speaker 3: well hard time. I'll rearrange that hard times create strong people.
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Speaker 3: Strong people create good times. Good times create weak people,
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Speaker 3: and weak people create hard times. Yep. That exemplifies what's
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Speaker 3: going on in America right now. Donald Trump is the
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Speaker 3: weakest president we have ever had, and billionaires like Elon
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Speaker 3: Musk are the biggest babies in the world. They have
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Speaker 3: to be coddled, you know, if they don't get things
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Speaker 3: their way. They just felt destruct Baby Maga is a
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Speaker 3: group of priving blamed Joe Biden Sleepy Joe Bides. They
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Speaker 3: are still blaming Joe Bides for stuff fourteen months into
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Speaker 3: the Trump presidency and they're still trying to blame Biden
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Speaker 3: and calling it.
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Speaker 6: Team small Stay. Now is show side.
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Speaker 3: So flying in America is doomed. Prices are soaring. TSA
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Speaker 3: is a mess. Why the TSA isn't funded under different
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Speaker 3: contracts so this can't happen? I don't know, because our
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Speaker 3: government's a mess. So don't fly. Take a train, take
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Speaker 3: a boat, take an auto, don't fly it just don't fly.
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Speaker 3: There is no need you can. We got around the
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Speaker 3: globe prior to flying. Oh did you hear today that
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Speaker 3: Trump put a Christopher Columbus statue at the White House.
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Speaker 3: I'm not making this up. A syphilis ridden, racist, misogynistic
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Speaker 3: person who never stepped foot in North America, never stepped
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Speaker 3: foot in what would become the United States of America,
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Speaker 3: and he's got a statue. Wow, but we got to
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Speaker 3: take down Caesar shot sees our says our shaw vezes Okay, okay, yeah.
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Speaker 3: So I started by wanting to talk about Project Till Mary.
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Speaker 3: I got distracted by my sister's dilemma. But I will
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Speaker 3: tell you this, I have not seen a more enjoyable
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Speaker 3: sci fi movie in decades. Ryan Gosling deserves an Oscar
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Speaker 3: for his relationship with Rocky. Rocky is an alien. I
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Speaker 3: bawled like a baby during the movie, so did everyone
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Speaker 3: else in the theater. Just big ugly, just big ugly
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Speaker 3: tears ever even activated because she's she. One of her
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Speaker 3: trainings is to stop me from crying. And you know
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Speaker 3: I was just boohoo, boo hoo, boo hoo. It's a
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Speaker 3: movie where you scream out loud. Yes, you know. It's
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Speaker 3: just a wonderful movie with a happy ending, a happy ending,
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Speaker 3: well ending upon how you look at it, but it's
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Speaker 3: a happy ending. And the special effects. The homage is
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Speaker 3: an homage to two thousand and one. I'll let you
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Speaker 3: guys figure out what scene that is. But what an
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Speaker 3: incredible movie and made for a movie theater. Don't wait
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Speaker 3: for it to be at home. Go see Project hel
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Speaker 3: Mary at the theater. It's just a joyous movie experience.
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Speaker 3: And Ryan Gosling, oh god if he were gay, because
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Speaker 3: what a husband he'd make. He's so fabulous and the
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Speaker 3: movie is his make no mistake. Two thirds of the
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Speaker 3: movie is just him and Rocky the alien friend. But
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Speaker 3: you know Rocky was a puppet, so it's really just him. Yeah,
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Speaker 3: most of Rocky is a puppet. It's not cgi. He
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Speaker 3: said that on an interview that Rocky was mostly a puppet.
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Speaker 3: So go see it. It is so good. The special
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Speaker 3: effects are incredible, the story is uplifting, the performances are incredible,
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Speaker 3: the visuals are just oh god. If I still did mushrooms,
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Speaker 3: it'd be a great movie to see on mushrooms. But
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Speaker 3: it's just an incredible film. So please go see Project
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Speaker 3: hell Mary. It is just I can't stress to you
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Speaker 3: enough how good it is. And maybe you guys will
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Speaker 3: hate it. I loved it two hours and twenty minutes.
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Speaker 3: Didn't feel like it at all.
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Speaker 6: You know what.
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Speaker 3: I hated that it said it started at one o'clock.
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Speaker 3: At one o'clock, commercials like television commercials, We're playing for
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Speaker 3: ten minutes till one ten. Then previews started playing, and
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Speaker 3: in between the previews television commercials, the movie started at
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Speaker 3: one thirty two thirty two minutes of commercials and previews
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Speaker 3: after playing an hour of commercials and previews before. That's
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Speaker 3: why people don't go to the movies. They're going, why
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Speaker 3: don't people go to the movies? And it's that very reason,
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Speaker 3: Because you say be there at one o'clock, you get
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Speaker 3: there at one o'clock and you're subjected to thirty minutes
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Speaker 3: of advertising and previews. I don't want to see new
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Speaker 3: car ads. I don't want to see Burger King ads.
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Speaker 3: I don't want I don't want to see any of that.
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Speaker 3: I have paid money. I want an ad free experience.
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Speaker 3: But no, no, yes, I hate it, hate it, hate it,
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Speaker 3: hate it. Before we go, I'm in an online battle.
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Speaker 3: People are deriding me. Someone posted that you shouldn't sing
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Speaker 3: along at Broadway shows. Sing in your car, singing your shower,
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Speaker 3: but don't sing in the theater. Let the people on
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Speaker 3: stage sing and you don't sing. And I said, if
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Speaker 3: someone pays two hundred dollars for a ticket to a
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Speaker 3: theater and they want to sing, let them sing, just
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Speaker 3: like at a concert. If you want to stand up
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Speaker 3: and dance and sing at a concert, stand up and
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Speaker 3: dance and sing. And if people around you don't like it,
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Speaker 3: that's their problem. Now, I'm not saying at a Broadway
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Speaker 3: show you should stand up and belt out the tune.
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Speaker 3: But if you're in your chair and you know the
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Speaker 3: song and you love the song, and you're there watching
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Speaker 3: Mam and Mia, and you want to sing along, Mama Mia.
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Speaker 3: If you know what if people can't see snowflakes. Some guys, well,
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Speaker 3: I've been going to theaters for six years now and
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Speaker 3: you're wrong. I'm like, well, dude, the first live theater
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Speaker 3: I went to was in nineteen seventy five, So bite me.
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Speaker 3: You know, you want to sing along with a play,
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Speaker 3: sing along, and if people don't like it, they're a holes.
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Speaker 3: Now should you be standing up and belting out the songs. No,
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Speaker 3: But if you're in your seat and you're singing along
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Speaker 3: with them with the play, no one should have a
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Speaker 3: problem with that. You paid your money. If that's how
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Speaker 3: you and enjoy it, that's how you enjoy it. Sometimes
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Speaker 3: I sing along sometimes I don't. You want to hear
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Speaker 3: these fabulous people. But I've never been next to anyone
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Speaker 3: that I couldn't hear the people singing over They have microphones,
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Speaker 3: they have a sound system. You know, some guy in
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Speaker 3: the row behind me is singing, so what I can
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Speaker 3: still hear the you know, the actual singer. People are
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Speaker 3: so triggered about everything I said. You know what, you
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Speaker 3: pay your money to go see a play. You pay
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Speaker 3: a couple hundred bucks. You want to sing sing And
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Speaker 3: suddenly I'm evil. I don't know what I'm talking about.
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Speaker 3: I don't know social etiquette. I don't know they're trying
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Speaker 3: to school me on etiquette in a We have no
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Speaker 3: etiquette these days. There are no societal norms of etiquette
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Speaker 3: these days. But singing in a theater, oh that crosses
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Speaker 3: a line. You know what you want to sing in
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Speaker 3: the theater? You sing in the theater. I don't care anyway.
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Speaker 3: So singing is a sign of happiness, by the way.
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Speaker 3: It's a sign of joy, it's it's it's a sign
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Speaker 3: of expression from the soul. But only the actors on
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Speaker 3: stage should be able to do that.
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Speaker 5: You know.
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Speaker 3: And if the actors feel that way, then they shouldn't
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Speaker 3: be Broadway actors. If you're you know, and there are
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Speaker 3: some things you're not going to sing along with. You're
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Speaker 3: not going to sing along with parts of Wicked where
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Speaker 3: you can't hit the note, you know. I am carel
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