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The Infomaniacs: June 23, 2026 (6:00am) · WTAW - Infomaniacs

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Speaker 1: Good morning from the WTAW newsroom. I'm will Welch. Around
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Speaker 1: fifteen hundred College Station ISD employees are again dealing with
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Speaker 1: a new provider of health insurance. Price was the driving
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Speaker 1: factor in last week's school board decision. Changing to Baylor,
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Speaker 1: Scott and White starting September first, was going to save
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Speaker 1: between eighty seven and four hundred and fifty five dollars
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Speaker 1: a month, depending on the plan, compared with staying with
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Speaker 1: Blue Cross Blue Shield of Texas. Csisd's consultant, Ross Gunnals
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Speaker 1: Of and Co Insurance said it was not financially possible
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Speaker 1: to offer employees a choice of both companies.
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Speaker 2: You would think an employer with roughly fifteen hundred people
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Speaker 2: enrolled would have the ability to do that, But in
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Speaker 2: these bids, the carrier assumes a certain participation rate, and
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Speaker 2: so if you cut into that, both carriers are going
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Speaker 2: to assume the worse and they're going to assume adverse risk,
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Speaker 2: and they're going to all raise their rates up to
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Speaker 2: where it's not affordable in either option.
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Speaker 1: CSISD board members were told Blue Cross was raising their
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Speaker 1: rates twenty eight percent because the dollar amount of claims
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Speaker 1: they paid last year was nine percent above the revenue
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Speaker 1: they received from CSISD employees. Brian ISD school board members
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Speaker 1: decided to pay for replacing air conditioning chillers at five
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Speaker 1: elementary schools with bond money approved by voters in twenty
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Speaker 1: twenty instead of last November's bond issue. Recommendations from Deputy
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Speaker 1: Superintendent Brian Merrill also included making the purchase through a
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Speaker 1: cooperative instead of seeking bids. That's in order to meet
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Speaker 1: an August deadline to spend the bond money from six
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Speaker 1: years ago.
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Speaker 3: So we're going to take twenty twenty five items. Many
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Speaker 3: of it is the mechanical engineering, plumbing technology, and we're
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Speaker 3: going to move that forward and we're going to pay
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Speaker 3: for it out of twenty twenty. But to do that,
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Speaker 3: there's a ton limit on using bonds and we want
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Speaker 3: to make sure we always honor that.
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Speaker 1: The budget was not announced to replace chillers at Bottom, Crockett, Houston, Johnson,
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Speaker 1: and Navarro elementary schools. The City of College Station is
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Speaker 1: in the middle of the public comment period about how
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Speaker 1: more than three and a half million dollars in federal
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Speaker 1: Community Development grant money will be spent next year.
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Speaker 4: This process determine the most pressing need is affordable housing,
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Speaker 4: while the biggest barrier was public transportation.
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Speaker 1: Rainy Whitwell of the city's Community Development Office detailed the
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Speaker 1: two hundred and six page draft at the last City
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Speaker 1: Council meeting. The public comment period ends July thirteenth, and
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Speaker 1: the council takes action on July twenty third. Grant restrictions
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Speaker 1: are to benefit low and moderate income residents, aid in
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Speaker 1: the elimination of slum and blight, and address an urgent
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Speaker 1: community need.
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Speaker 5: More than fifty people named to.
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Speaker 1: A Brass County committee at the last County Commission meeting
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Speaker 1: left County Commissioner Fred Brown with questions.
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Speaker 5: Chiz, I don't understand this.
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Speaker 1: You know, normally, if you've got ten people on a committee,
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Speaker 1: it's hard.
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Speaker 5: To get inboy to agree to anything.
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Speaker 6: But here we're going to have fifty people on a
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Speaker 6: fifty plus people in the committee.
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Speaker 5: That's going to be a train wreck.
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Speaker 1: County Judge Dwayne Peters read off the names of those
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Speaker 1: on the Brass County Grand Jury who will also hear
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Speaker 1: salary grievances filed by elected official.
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Speaker 7: Those are all off the grand jury. That's what that
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Speaker 7: list of ninety so those are grand jury and they
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Speaker 7: can serve on salary, but only nine gets served.
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Speaker 1: Peters says, if the Grievance Committee unanimously supports the elected official,
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Speaker 1: then the Commission must raise the salary. If the committee
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Speaker 1: vote is eight to one, then the Commission makes the decision.
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Speaker 1: If there are two or more no votes, then the
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Speaker 1: elected official loses the appeal. More news ahead at six
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Speaker 1: thirty or anytime at WTAW dot com. I'm will welch
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Speaker 1: sixteen twenty ninety four to five WTAW.
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Speaker 5: What do we call this? Is it a Is it
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Speaker 5: a heat dome? A heat dome? That's the official term.
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Speaker 1: I don't know if that's the official term. I saw
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Speaker 1: a meteorologist post about it, say they just left town
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Speaker 1: and we invited the heat dome in and they left.
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Speaker 5: That's great. How long is the heat dome last?
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Speaker 6: I think about six months? Mostly cloud is becoming sunny today.
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Speaker 6: I have ninety four degrees uh more clouds tonight seventy
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Speaker 6: six and right right back up, Heaton dex is one
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Speaker 6: of six today, one of four tomorrow. And I'm sure
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Speaker 6: that's just the way for a little while. Weather's brought
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Speaker 6: to you by Malick Service Company and the Texas Heat
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Speaker 6: Rear conditioner works overtime, sure does, but a well twoed ay. See,
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Speaker 6: you'll save you money and keep it comfortable. Turn to
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Speaker 6: the experts at Mallick and Carrier to keep your AC
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Speaker 6: running properly.
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Speaker 5: Malick. Feel of the difference.
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Speaker 8: We'll hear from Oklahoma head coach Skip Johnson as he
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Speaker 8: recaps the Sooners beating North Carolina in the men's College
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Speaker 8: World Series in sports.
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Speaker 5: What does that mean? Does that mean they won?
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Speaker 8: Yes, Oklahoma winded up beating North Carolina by It was
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Speaker 8: thirteen to two the ending score.
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Speaker 5: Did they sell a game to play?
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Speaker 6: Or is that that old Oklahoma got a got a
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Speaker 6: championship in baseball SEC?
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Speaker 8: Yes, after they took eleventh in the SEC, they winded
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Speaker 8: up winning the What I mean, that's.
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Speaker 5: Uh, just all right. I haven't paid any attention to
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Speaker 5: the College World Series this year. Yes, that's stop been.
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Speaker 5: I don't know why.
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Speaker 6: Well, there's a lot going on right normally there's not
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Speaker 6: a World Cup happening, you know, I'm just coming off
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Speaker 6: of the like, you know, way too much NBA this
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Speaker 6: this playoff cycle. Like usually I don't care about the
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Speaker 6: NBA because you know.
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Speaker 5: Traditionally you were neck deep in the NBA, so I get.
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Speaker 5: But yeah, also, O you winning.
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Speaker 6: Is just yea, just a bad taste, you know what
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Speaker 6: I mean?
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Speaker 5: That is congratulations, that's okay. I mean they live in Oklahoma.
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Speaker 5: How are we doing today, Riley?
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Speaker 8: I'm doing good. I started off the morning a little
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Speaker 8: weird that that's.
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Speaker 5: What I heard. That's what I heard of what happened?
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Speaker 8: Uh got here earlier than usual. I don't know my
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Speaker 8: I woke up before my alarm and it was one
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Speaker 8: of those days you know, you try to go back
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Speaker 8: to sleep, but it's just not going to happen, and
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Speaker 8: then you realize if you do, you're gonna wake up
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Speaker 8: feeling worse. Got up, god dressed, got here right before three,
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Speaker 8: came up the elevator and then my alarm is going off.
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Speaker 8: My three o'clock in the morning alarm is going off.
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Speaker 6: One of the fifteen that's the lasts alarm.
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Speaker 8: Yeah okay, And I'm walking off the elevator here on
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Speaker 8: the fifth floor of Brian Broadcasting. And you know that
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Speaker 8: those doors that are right I didn't even know there
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Speaker 8: were doors the fire doors by the bathrooms. Didn't even
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Speaker 8: know there were doors there. Have not paid enough attention,
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Speaker 8: should have, but didn't. They were closed this morning on
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Speaker 8: both sides. So in the midst of turning off set alarm,
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Speaker 8: I ran smack dab into the door head first, nearly
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Speaker 8: knocked myself out, and was like, how the heck did
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Speaker 8: this happen?
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Speaker 5: How bad of a face plant?
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Speaker 9: Was?
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Speaker 5: Is? Did you fall backwards? At that point?
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Speaker 6: Are just like, oh, stagger, Like did your butt hit
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Speaker 6: the ground? Is what I'm asking.
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Speaker 8: I didn't hit the ground, but I hit the door
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Speaker 8: hard enough that I hit my hand, knocked my phone
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Speaker 8: out of my hand, and I probably have a bump
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Speaker 8: on my forehead.
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Speaker 1: Oh I'm picturing. I'm picturing the cartoon. We get the
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Speaker 1: little stars going around the head.
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Speaker 8: What's funny is once I hit it, I kind of
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Speaker 8: was looked around. I'm like, why is it so dark?
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Speaker 8: Am I like? Did I get off on the wrong floor?
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Speaker 8: Am I stuck? Like? What's going on there? I realized
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Speaker 8: there was a door, and I opened it, and I
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Speaker 8: was like, all right, the door was closed, but it's
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Speaker 8: also just muggy.
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Speaker 5: You said fire doors.
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Speaker 6: I immediately thought, is this related to our second problem
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Speaker 6: of the morning, which is it's hot.
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Speaker 1: I'm not gonna I'm not gonna bad mouth the heat,
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Speaker 1: because typically it is you know, scorching here in the
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Speaker 1: studio and cool in other parts of the building. Right
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Speaker 1: today it is it is tolerable in the studio and
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Speaker 1: the rest of the building is a song.
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Speaker 5: But it's not tolerable.
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Speaker 6: It's just that you're you're you're relating it to walking through.
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Speaker 5: Whatever whatever it is out there, and you're like, oh,
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Speaker 5: it's so it's the exact same temperature here.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, if you need a song of the atrium at
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Speaker 1: our building will function this one.
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Speaker 5: Holy cow.
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Speaker 8: What's weird is like the first floor it's starting to
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Speaker 8: get cold. When I went down there earlier and I
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Speaker 8: was like, man, it feels great done here, and then
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Speaker 8: you come up stairs, you to the fifth floor and
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Speaker 8: it's like this is nasty.
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Speaker 6: Is there any way we can just take it down
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Speaker 6: to the first floor today you know, it's like and
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Speaker 6: where it's a nice still remote Yeah, yeah, I mean
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Speaker 6: any I did a show from an igloo one time
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Speaker 6: of snowstorms, info shit, so it can be done anyway. Yes,
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Speaker 6: I mean, there's that we we have all kinds of
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Speaker 6: technology are exposed to we really have to sit here
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Speaker 6: where it's legitimately eighty eighty five eighty six degrees.
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Speaker 1: Floor that I'd have to move all of my stuff
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Speaker 1: to wherever we're going at I then we stay put.
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Speaker 5: Not worth it?
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Speaker 6: All right, guys, good morning the Info maniacs. It's Tuesday.
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Speaker 6: Glad you're here. Sixteen twenty ninety four to five Wtly,
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Speaker 6: I feel like i'd like am.
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Speaker 5: I just imagining a breeze kicked on? I'm not telling
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Speaker 5: you here here in the studio. It's not bad. Okay, Yeah,
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Speaker 5: I don't know you're doing? Is it? Are? Are we?
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Speaker 5: Because you're usually colder than we are.
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Speaker 8: So normally I have a blanket on in here. I'm sweating,
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Speaker 8: I have my fan on. This is ridiculous. I'm sorry, y'all.
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Speaker 5: I give Rugby never never spire. I think everyone does.
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Speaker 6: But yeah, people have different reactions to the Usually usually
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Speaker 6: you get a little salty, a little chipper.
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Speaker 5: All right, let's get started. Reasons to celebrate? What have
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Speaker 5: we got to start us off?
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Speaker 8: It's United Nations Public Service Day, a day designed by
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Speaker 8: the U n to celebrate in value and virtue of
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Speaker 8: public service to the community. It's also Detroit Style Pizza Day.
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Speaker 8: I love pizza, but I don't know if I'm the
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Speaker 8: biggest fan of Detroit.
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Speaker 5: Style is Detroit Style. Yeah.
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Speaker 8: Basically, it's square cut pizza and has crispy cheesy edges
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Speaker 8: in reverse layered toppings like cheese first, sauce on top,
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Speaker 8: which is originally started in the automotive industry, blue steel
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Speaker 8: pants stuff like that.
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Speaker 5: So it's a rectangular, deep dish and square cut sort
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Speaker 5: of thing.
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Speaker 8: Yeah, yeah, yeah, and everything's flipped on the toppings.
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Speaker 5: I will tell you that.
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Speaker 1: I had some great pizza on the trip. We went
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Speaker 1: to Godfathers.
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Speaker 5: That's that's a heck of a pizza spot.
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Speaker 1: Old school right there, man, And it was every bit
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Speaker 1: as good as I remembered it.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, it's it's wildly good if you can get up
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Speaker 6: to if you can get around one. I don't think
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Speaker 6: we have an anything anywhere close.
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Speaker 5: I saw I saw a sign somewhere south of Dallas.
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Speaker 5: I saw one of the highway signs that will tell
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Speaker 5: you what food is at that exit. Yeah, and I
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Speaker 5: could have sworn I saw Godfathers on that Oh okay.
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Speaker 8: It's also Hydration Day. It was established in the honor
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Speaker 8: of the memory of Victor Hawkins, he as a football coach.
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Speaker 8: The day serves as a critical summer reminder of the
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Speaker 8: vital importance of staying hydrated.
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Speaker 6: I feel like everyone's on the hydration train. Yeah, now
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Speaker 6: like we're all yeah, it didn't used to be, but
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Speaker 6: we all know today.
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Speaker 5: You like people my parents' age, never drink water. Yeah,
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Speaker 5: out day. I have no idea how they exist.
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Speaker 1: And then you know, when I was an athlete in school,
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Speaker 1: it was just past the days where you earned your
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Speaker 1: water breaks, earned your water break, and they gave you
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Speaker 1: a salt tablet if you were, you know, dehydrated.
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Speaker 5: Water break. What happens if you didn't earn them, Well,
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Speaker 5: you just you, I guess. I mean, wow, what a
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Speaker 5: time to be alive.
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Speaker 8: We earned water breaks at one point in my high
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Speaker 8: school rightly, but it wasn't high school. It's more of
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Speaker 8: like when you were idy bitty. They were like, y'all
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Speaker 8: need to do this stretching if you want a water break.
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Speaker 8: I was like, all right, fine, I guess I'll touch
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Speaker 8: my toes that.
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Speaker 5: Would have never gotten a glass of water, not once.
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Speaker 8: All right, it's let it go, toy. And it's not
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Speaker 8: the song from Frozen.
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Speaker 5: It's the first thing that popped into my mind.
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Speaker 8: They created to encourage people to release regrets, grudges, anger
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Speaker 8: and past heartbreaks to improve mental wellbeing and move forward
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Speaker 8: with peace.
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Speaker 5: That's the exact same thing. It's like, that's the thing. Yeah,
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Speaker 5: let it go, Yeah, I let it go.
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Speaker 8: The song, though, has been sober played.
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Speaker 6: I had Oh man, you couldn't play this song and enough,
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Speaker 6: Yes you can, right, I.
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Speaker 5: Disagree, Tucker.
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Speaker 1: You see as the dad of daughters who watched this endlessly.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, you can hear it enough. Ah, so good? Wait
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Speaker 5: oh he you're having a moment in here, Tucker, Dina
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Speaker 5: benzel Man. Girl can go, Girl can go.
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Speaker 8: It is also Pink Day and Pink Flamingo Day twin
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Speaker 8: celebrations of color and pop culture. While Pink Day celebrates
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Speaker 8: the color itself, Flamingo Day honors the iconic creature.
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Speaker 1: There was there was a thing going around for a
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Speaker 1: while where people would they called it flocking, where you
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Speaker 1: would go take a bunch of pink flamingos and put
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Speaker 1: the ar.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, I remember that caught on for a sight that
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Speaker 6: it's not bad, it's a good one.
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Speaker 8: We got ghosted, if that makes any sense. They'd make
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Speaker 8: these yere in Halloween time. They'd make ghost cutouts, and
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Speaker 8: you get ghosted and they put ghosts in your yard.
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Speaker 8: It's like a school fundraiser, y'all did.
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Speaker 5: Weird things down there on the coast man.
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Speaker 8: It was fun, all right. It's also runner selfie Day.
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Speaker 8: I don't know how people do that if they're actually
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Speaker 8: running hard, but.
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Speaker 6: I have seen that, and I've also thought the same thing,
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Speaker 6: like I feel like it could be going.
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Speaker 5: A little bit harder if.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, not a big selfie, not a big selfie guy
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Speaker 1: number one, not a runner at all.
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Speaker 8: So it's also typewriter Day and SAT Math Day. I
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Speaker 8: actually scored the best in the math section of the SAT.
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Speaker 5: Did you I was dead? Opposite? I was.
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Speaker 6: I was fantastic on the other side. Trash and math. Yeah,
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Speaker 6: been trash and math my whole life.
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Speaker 5: Yeah. Not not gonna.
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Speaker 1: Change, Not gonna change. I failed remedial counting.
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Speaker 6: Uh Will Mike says he's got memories of Godfather Pizza
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Speaker 6: in Culpepper Plaza.
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Speaker 1: I don't remember it in Culpeper Plaza, remember one of those,
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Speaker 1: Yes it was. I believe it was where the Mister
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Speaker 1: Gaddy's and the I Hop at South College and UH University.
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Speaker 1: I think that's where it was, all right, But I
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Speaker 1: remember it being fantastic litz.
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Speaker 8: Well that is all of the days today.
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Speaker 1: I saw birthdays, birthdays, Melissa Raush's forty six. You know
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Speaker 1: her best is Bernadette On The Big Bang Theory.
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Speaker 8: I love that show and parents.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, everybody loves that show except Scott DeLucia. I hate
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Speaker 5: that show.
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Speaker 1: Right, Wait a minute, is that a prerequisite for sitting
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Speaker 1: in the main mic that you had?
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Speaker 6: It's cheezy, Yeah, it's well, it is better. There's it's
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Speaker 6: not even Big Bang Theory. It's the which is Chuck
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Speaker 6: Lori show.
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Speaker 5: Right.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, I have not liked that Big Bang Theory. I
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Speaker 6: didn't like Two Broke Girls.
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Speaker 8: I didn't like I didn't like Two Broke Girls either.
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Speaker 5: Two and a Half Men. I didn't learn Three and
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Speaker 5: a half Men. Whatever it was. I couldn't stand it.
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Speaker 5: It's just not mine. It's weird.
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Speaker 6: And yes, I I'm the only I'm the only person
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Speaker 6: I know. Mine is Scott now, yeah, the only person
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Speaker 6: I know that doesn't lose their mind.
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Speaker 5: It's not that I lose my mind.
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Speaker 1: I think it's I think that there's a lot of
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Speaker 1: creative dialogue in that show and a lot of great
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Speaker 1: use of character. That's just my take on it Ladanian.
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Speaker 1: Tomlinson is forty seven. Yeah, he did a pretty good
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Speaker 1: job in the NFL. Joel Edgerton is fifty two. He
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Speaker 1: was in Dark Matter. Is also in Obi Wan Kenobi.
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Speaker 1: He was Chris Pratt Seal team.
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Speaker 5: Leader in Yeah, I was trying to place it there.
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Speaker 1: Somema Blair's fifty four. She's doctor Kate Wales Wales on
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Speaker 1: Anger Management. She's also in the hell Boy movies. Martin
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Speaker 1: Kleba is fifty seven. Jack Sparrow's crew member Marty and
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Speaker 1: the Pirates of the Caribbean. He's also one of the
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Speaker 1: seven Dwarfs in the Lily Collins snow White comedy Mirror Mirror.
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Speaker 5: Kay, she go to Barge's sixty Elda Barge, Oh you
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Speaker 5: you are not alive.
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Speaker 1: In the eighties, she go to Barge. Josh Joss Whedon
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Speaker 1: is sixty two.
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Speaker 5: Yep.
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Speaker 1: He known for the Avengers and Agents of Shield. He's
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Speaker 1: also the creator of Buffy, the vampire slamer Empire Flow.
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Speaker 8: Now that I loved that show.
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Speaker 1: Didn't like Buffy, didn't like Ye not my jam so
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Speaker 1: good like that might be one of the better shows
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Speaker 1: that came out of the night.
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Speaker 8: Wait, who did you want her? To end up with.
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Speaker 6: I mean, I assumed Angel would be the like I
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Speaker 6: did you not want Angel?
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Speaker 5: Is that it? Yeah? Is that no?
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Speaker 8: I'll say yes, No. I liked it. I liked him
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Speaker 8: and his spin off Week Gone. I wonder a Spike.
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Speaker 5: Yeah.
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Speaker 6: Sorry, sorry, sorry, greasy little guy.
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Speaker 8: He was so funny, though so iconically funny. I laughed
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Speaker 8: every time he went on the screen. He said the
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Speaker 8: dumbest thing is on Earth. I was like, you're the
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Speaker 8: pure comedy on the show, and he's supposed to be
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Speaker 8: like the bad guy. And then he'd say something out
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Speaker 8: of pocket. I'm like, how am I supposed to be
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Speaker 8: scared of you?
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Speaker 5: Will is just Willi's loss. I have no idea what.
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Speaker 1: Francis McDormand is sixty nine, two time Academy Award winner
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Speaker 1: Best Actress in Fargo. Let's see Randy Jackson, So no
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Speaker 1: for me Dog seventy years old today. The American idol
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Speaker 1: judge Glenn Damzig is seventy one. Supreme Court Justice Clarence
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Speaker 1: Thomas seventy eight years old today.
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Speaker 8: I swear that person I don't have a tarsh was
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Speaker 8: that their birthday with a couple months ago?
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Speaker 5: So I guess they're born Clarence.
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Speaker 8: No, I swear I talked about them before.
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Speaker 5: Clarence is a maybe. Is there another Clarence? I don't know.
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Speaker 5: It may have been another Supreme Court justice.
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Speaker 8: Oh okay, no, it was a Clarence.
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Speaker 5: But there's only one of those.
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Speaker 8: I promise you. We celebrated that birthday a couple of
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Speaker 8: maybe weeks or months ago, because I remember you saying
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Speaker 8: it and I was like, man, I always I always
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Speaker 8: looked them up because whenever we look up the Supreme Court,
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Speaker 8: just I don't know who's in it. So I always
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Speaker 8: look up the names. That's the only reason why I
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Speaker 8: remember hearing this name.
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Speaker 1: Well, it's I guess anything as possible. It's on the
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Speaker 1: printed page taking.
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Speaker 5: June twenty third, nineteen forty eight, so that is today.
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Speaker 5: That's today. Ted Shackelford is eighty.
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Speaker 1: He was Gary Ewing on the Dallas spinoff Knots Landing
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Speaker 1: and June Carter Cash was born on this date in nineteen.
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Speaker 5: Love to see it, remember you can always text its yours.
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Speaker 2: Yeah.
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Speaker 5: Absolutely would love to see some of your birthdays.
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Speaker 6: Shout outs whatever nine sevent nine, six nine sixteen, twenty sixteen,
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Speaker 6: twenty nine four five WTAW Good morning, Heat Dome, Heat dope.
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Speaker 5: That's what we're going with today.
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Speaker 6: Nineties for highs, one hundred and six ish for the
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Speaker 1: Good morning from the WTAW newsroom. I'm will welch. The
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Speaker 1: first day of public comment on the State Board of
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Speaker 1: educations proposed mandate to teach Bible studies in public school
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Speaker 1: classrooms drew nearly five hundred people.
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Speaker 5: Students deserve historical accuracy, not political indoctrination. Public educations and invite.
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Speaker 3: Students to explore many perspectives, not require that one perspective
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Speaker 3: take precedents over the rest.
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Speaker 6: The Bible is appropriate in this list of literary requirements,
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Speaker 6: the history is crucial component.
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Speaker 1: The State Board of Education is slated to take a
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Speaker 1: final vote this Friday, July ninth, is the first opportunity
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Speaker 1: for around fifteen hundred employees in College Station ISD to
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Speaker 1: learn more about their new health insurance provider. That's after
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Speaker 1: the school board last week changed from Blue Cross Blue
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Speaker 1: Shield of Texas to Baylor Scott and White. Board members
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Speaker 1: were told the switch will save employees between eighty seven
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Speaker 1: and four hundred and fifty five dollars a month, depending
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Speaker 1: on the plan. Csisd's health insurance consultant, Ross Gunnals of
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Speaker 1: and Co Insurance said the dollar amount of claims Blue
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Speaker 1: Cross paid last year was nine percent above the revenue
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Speaker 1: they received from CSISD employees. The largest number of Blue
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Speaker 1: Cross claims was related to diabetes, which Gunnell says Scott
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Speaker 1: and White has an option where there is a zero
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Speaker 1: dollar copey and.
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Speaker 2: As we see with diabetes management, when people defer care
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Speaker 2: don't take their insulin, that condition gets out of control.
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Speaker 2: And what happens is the claims go up. Therefore, the
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Speaker 2: district gets a larger premium increase at.
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Speaker 1: Their Another factor, which Gunnals calls a political football, is
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Speaker 1: the price of prescription drugs.
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Speaker 2: Lots of specialty meds out there five ten, fifteen thousand
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Speaker 2: a month. If you see a commercial on TV at night.
20:12
Speaker 2: I can guarantee a Google the drug. It's expensive.
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Speaker 1: Gunnell says as many as one fourth of CSISD employees
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Speaker 1: will have to switch providers from the Saint Joseph to
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Speaker 1: the Baylor, Scott and White network. Brian ISD school board
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Speaker 1: members agreed to go through a different process to replace
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Speaker 1: mechanical equipment. Deputy Superintendent Brian Merrill's recommendation was unanimously approved
20:34
Speaker 1: at the last board meeting to pay for replacing air
20:36
Speaker 1: conditioning chillers with bond money from twenty twenty instead of
20:40
Speaker 1: last year. Merrill also said to meet the deadline to
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Speaker 1: spend bond money from six years ago. The purchase will
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Speaker 1: be done through a cooperative instead of through competitive bids.
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Speaker 5: Basically what it.
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Speaker 3: Does at the beginning of the year, we join these
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Speaker 3: interlocal agreements and they've gone ahead and put forth their
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Speaker 3: best price for the following services items. The timeliness of
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Speaker 3: it allows us to get the dollars sped before that
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Speaker 3: August timeline.
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Speaker 1: The chiller replacements are taking place at Navarro, Johnson, Houston,
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Speaker 1: Crockett and Bonham elementaries. The Texas Tribune reports, in the
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Speaker 1: first five months, a new state office reviewed sixty nine
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Speaker 1: complaints of banded DEI initiatives and related activities at state
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Speaker 1: universities and colleges. All but one were closed without being investigated.
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Speaker 1: State Representative and Aggie Brian Harrison of Waxahachi, who contributed
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Speaker 1: to the force resignation of former Texas and In President
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Speaker 1: Mark Welsh, accused his fellow Republicans of ignoring one of
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Speaker 1: the party's priorities.
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Speaker 6: That's one of the countless examples of Republican Texas government
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Speaker 6: doing nothing more than smoke and mirrors.
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Speaker 1: Records obtained by the Texas Tribune did not identify any
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Speaker 1: universities or colleges. The one complaint that was under investigation
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Speaker 1: by the Texas on Budsmen as of June eleventh involved
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Speaker 1: a student who said he was fired as an instructor
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Speaker 1: after raising concerns that an academic assistance program violated these
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Speaker 1: state's DEI ban. College Station residents have until July thirteenth
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Speaker 1: to let the city know what they think of staff
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Speaker 1: plans to spend three and a half million dollars in
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Speaker 1: federal Community Development grant money next year. Rainy Whitwell of
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Speaker 1: the city's Community Development Office told the city council at
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Speaker 1: their last meeting that the most common recipients are those
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Speaker 1: meeting income guidelines.
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Speaker 4: If you're a household of four, you can make up
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Speaker 4: to seventy seven, eight hundred and fifty dollars and still
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Speaker 4: qualify to use our programs.
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Speaker 1: Recipients can also qualify by what Whitwell describes as being
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Speaker 1: part of a limited clientele that would.
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Speaker 4: Include abuse children, elderly persons, battered spouses, homeless persons, or
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Speaker 4: severely disabled adults.
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Speaker 1: A third option is to live in a neighborhood that
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Speaker 1: qualifies having enough low and moderate income residents.
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Speaker 4: Currently, we have about thirty percent of the city that
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Speaker 4: is classified as low tomorrow income, and in order to
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Speaker 4: be classified that way, the census track must be at
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Speaker 4: or above fifty one percent of the area meet and income.
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Speaker 1: The College Station City Council is scheduled to take final
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Speaker 1: action on the two hundred and six page draft plan
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Speaker 1: on July twenty third. A committee appointed at the last
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Speaker 1: Brass County Commission meeting has more than fifty people. After
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Speaker 1: the initial reaction from Commissioner Fred Brown that there was
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Speaker 1: going to be a train wreck, County Judge Dwayne Peters
23:28
Speaker 1: explained that only nine serve at a time when an.
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Speaker 5: Elected official appeals their salary.
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Speaker 7: They will be picked in the order that they were
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Speaker 7: picked in, and if somebody can't serve, then that's you
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Speaker 7: just keep on moving down the list.
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Speaker 1: Peters went on to explain how state law works when
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Speaker 1: an elected official appeals their salary.
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Speaker 7: If that committee were to vote nine to zero to
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Speaker 7: give that elected official a rage, the court doesn't have
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Speaker 7: any say show about it. They automatically get the raige.
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Speaker 7: If they vote eight to one, then it comes back
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Speaker 7: to the court and the court gets to decide whether
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Speaker 7: we want to give it or not, and if it's
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Speaker 7: seven or less, it doesn't come back.
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Speaker 1: The list of committee members was unanimously approved. More News
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Speaker 1: Ahead at seven o'clock or anytime at WTAW dot com.
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Speaker 1: I'm Will Welch sixteen twenty ninety four five WTAW.
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Speaker 6: Sixteen twenty ninety four to five WTAW or the infom
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Speaker 6: aniacs in morning weather Hot, hot and more hot today
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Speaker 6: getting up to high in the mid nineties. Heating deck's
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Speaker 6: much hotter than that, and then we're going to do
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Speaker 6: a trip down to the seventies overnight a few clouds
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Speaker 6: do it all over again.
24:43
Speaker 5: But Will Will has hope for.
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Speaker 1: Us look, I looked at some long range forecast models,
24:48
Speaker 1: and we do have a chance of rain.
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Speaker 5: I believe it was.
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Speaker 1: Sunday, Monday, Thursday or Wednesday Thursday of next A chance
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Speaker 1: of rain, you said, And I told you, let's not
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Speaker 1: talk about it because you're gonna scare dollar.
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Speaker 8: We don't want it to rain during the week of
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Speaker 8: July fourth.
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Speaker 5: Yes, we do, don't.
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Speaker 8: You don't want rain during July fourth. It can rain
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Speaker 8: the next week.
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Speaker 5: No, I want it gone.
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Speaker 8: I want to be able to take.
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Speaker 5: It when you can get it this time.
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Speaker 9: No.
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Speaker 8: Sorry, I will disagree with you on this one.
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Speaker 5: It's okay if you want to be wrong, I'll support you. Weather.
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Speaker 6: doing that.
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Speaker 1: Man.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, they're doing that right now. Apparently there was some
25:42
Speaker 5: sort of he's a legends the fire.
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Speaker 1: Alarms last night, and that's why the doors were shut
25:48
Speaker 1: and the AC system is automatically shut off whenever that happens.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, yes.
25:53
Speaker 8: And in the MLB last night, the Texas Rangers and
25:55
Speaker 8: his Houston Astros hit the field and have all the
25:57
Speaker 8: game scores coming up in sports.
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Speaker 5: Who here's vancle cookies. Not me, not you.
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Speaker 8: I don't mind him, but they're not on my top
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Speaker 8: five list.
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Speaker 1: Every time I eat one, I feel like I immediately
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Speaker 1: need to go.
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Speaker 5: To the dentist. Is there?
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Speaker 1: Could that be because they are packed with sugar with
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Speaker 1: That is exactly why it is.
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Speaker 6: A Crumble employee is now becoming a folk hero on TikTok.
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Speaker 6: They stoked the man and started telling people at Crumble
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Speaker 6: where he works, that perhaps perhaps they should be watching
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Speaker 6: their shoeing.
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Speaker 10: I'm a Crumble employee and we've started to have customers
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Speaker 10: come in every day or multiple times a day for
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Speaker 10: these new dirty sodas that have one hundred and forty
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Speaker 10: eight grams of sugar in them.
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Speaker 5: By the let that let that sink in the dirty soda.
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Speaker 6: The dirty soda has one hundred and forty We we did,
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Speaker 6: and no one, No one was as shocked by.
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Speaker 5: That as we were nobody back up again.
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Speaker 1: Nobody in my life. Listen, my daughter, who is a
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Speaker 1: I mean, she's a physical freak. She works out all
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Speaker 1: the time.
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Speaker 5: He is about that fitness.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, And I said, look, sweetheart, this is what this
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Speaker 1: is doing to you.
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Speaker 5: She's like, oh, okay, care, I'm that's time.
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Speaker 10: I said to one of the customers, like, there's one
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Speaker 10: hundred and forty grams of sugar. And then I got
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Speaker 10: in trouble because I'm not really supposed to point that out.
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Speaker 10: And then they were like, well, you know, normally I
27:16
Speaker 10: drink ten cans of coke a day. It's not the
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Speaker 10: same thing.
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Speaker 5: Cans of coke. That's all right. If I drank ten
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Speaker 5: cans in a year, it's a big year.
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Speaker 6: I don't want to be judgmental about this because frankly,
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Speaker 6: it is. It's just I kind of got lucky with this.
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Speaker 6: It's never been my jam. Like I drink tea, I
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Speaker 6: drink water, and then I drink sparkling water, and those
27:36
Speaker 6: are really the only things I kind.
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Speaker 5: Of care to drink.
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Speaker 6: Like, I will have a like a diet coke once
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Speaker 6: in a blue moon, but it's it. What is the
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Speaker 6: normal amount that people consume in a day. I don't
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Speaker 6: know as far as as you know, cokes, doctor peppers people,
27:55
Speaker 6: people pretty fond of their doctor Pepper's around these parts.
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Speaker 6: And again in in canned quanity, how many do you
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Speaker 6: go through over the course of a day? Is ten
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Speaker 6: really that unusual for people?
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Speaker 5: I would think so.
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Speaker 6: I mean, if you're going to crumble to get the
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Speaker 6: dirty soda, I think okay, so got to work your
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Speaker 6: way up to that.
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Speaker 5: In grams.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, for adult men, the American Heart Association recommends thirty
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Speaker 1: six grams as the limit.
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Speaker 5: Thirty six grams period period period. Yeah, this is one
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Speaker 5: hundred and forty.
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Speaker 10: Eighth And I said, well yeah, And I said, so
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Speaker 10: you're replacing your coke with the dirty sodas And they're like, no,
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Speaker 10: I just drink the ten kids of coke and then
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Speaker 10: I also get the dirty soda. Oh, and they also
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Speaker 10: usually get a box of six cookies to go with
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Speaker 10: their drink.
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Speaker 5: So I ask this question, was he wrong to do this?
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Speaker 8: No?
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Speaker 1: Absolutely, he's not wrong, But you have to consider that
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Speaker 1: this is definitely what I refer to as a CLM,
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Speaker 1: a career limiting move.
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Speaker 5: Yes, it is.
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Speaker 1: Uh, you know, if you are wanting to succeed in
28:56
Speaker 1: that job. Maybe you should edit your car.
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Speaker 6: I feel I feel like he is completely in the
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Speaker 6: wrong on this, and again, you guys can you guys
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Speaker 6: can weigh in. I would love to hear your thoughts
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Speaker 6: to nine seven nine six nine five sixteen twenty. You
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Speaker 6: have a problem with people over consuming sugar, but you're
29:18
Speaker 6: sure happy to cash that check from Crumble every two weeks,
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Speaker 6: aren't your friend?
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Speaker 5: Yeah, I don't think that.
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Speaker 6: If you if you work there, I don't think you
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Speaker 6: can say peep. And so people are getting after Crumble. Hey,
29:32
Speaker 6: you can't tell this kid to not They surely can't,
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Speaker 6: and they should because they're crumbled cookie.
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Speaker 8: It's a double edged sword though, because in his opinion, well,
29:43
Speaker 8: I mean that he needed a job obviously, so that's
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Speaker 8: where he got one. Maybe that is the only place
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Speaker 8: around the town that he if he had to work
29:51
Speaker 8: two drugs. We don't know a scenarios. In my opinion,
29:55
Speaker 8: I don't feel like it. It's no different than us
29:56
Speaker 8: saying oh my gosh, that's wild on air.
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Speaker 5: Well I don't, I don't. You see, we're paid to
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Speaker 5: point out those sort of things. That's our job journalistic independence. Yeah,
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Speaker 5: we have Yeah, you know, I have worked places where
30:08
Speaker 5: you don't say things right.
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Speaker 6: No, but there's I have not worked at a job
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Speaker 6: where there hasn't been something that they're like, don't talk
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Speaker 6: about this.
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Speaker 5: Right, or we don't.
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Speaker 1: Do you have freedom of speech? You do not have
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Speaker 1: freedom from concepts like and.
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Speaker 6: If I thought it was that and again, if I
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Speaker 6: thought it was that important, then I could say it
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Speaker 6: and on my way out the door with my stuff
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Speaker 6: in hand.
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Speaker 1: Because that's how maybe he is starting a budding career
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Speaker 1: as a nutritional influencer. And now this is how because
30:40
Speaker 1: we're talking about it and everybody else is this is
30:43
Speaker 1: how he gets off the ground. By the way, the
30:45
Speaker 1: news goat Bill Oliver just texted in said, my sixteen
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Speaker 1: ounce bottle of mountain dew has sixty five grams of sugar.
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Speaker 6: You're sixteen ounce bottle of mountain bill. Bill Oliver is
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Speaker 6: a bill at.
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Speaker 5: Do you he does the due. There's always a bottle
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Speaker 5: down there in the news. That's what powers Bill Oliver.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, and eighteen million awards.
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Speaker 5: In journals two.
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Speaker 8: It is awesome.
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Speaker 5: It's mountain dew. Man. You know, when I was a kid,
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Speaker 5: I used to drink the mountain do a lot night.
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Speaker 5: I really yeah, I had.
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Speaker 1: I had like a ceramic moonshine jug that somebody had
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Speaker 1: brought me and I would fill it with mountain dew
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Speaker 1: had carried around the neighborhood boarding guy.
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Speaker 8: Good morning, I'm Riley Flerky with your morning sports update.
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Speaker 8: On sixteen, twenty ninety four or five, WTA W Oklahoma
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Speaker 8: won the twenty twenty six Men's College World Series, steamrolling
31:39
Speaker 8: through North Carolina in the winner take off Game three,
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Speaker 8: winning thirteen to do, capturing its first national title and
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Speaker 8: over thirty years and third overall. The Sooners are the
31:50
Speaker 8: seventh straight SEC team to win the national championship. Oh
31:55
Speaker 8: You started out strong, jumping out to a three to
31:57
Speaker 8: one lead by the end of the third, and never
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Speaker 8: looked back. They put at least one run across the
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Speaker 8: plate in four of the final six innings, including three
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Speaker 8: in the fourth and four in the eighth. The victory
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Speaker 8: caps off OU's gauntlet like journey to the top. After
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Speaker 8: finishing eleventh in the SEC regular season play, they knocked
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Speaker 8: off five national seeds, three in the top five and
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Speaker 8: two on the road, Leaning on a trio of freshman
32:23
Speaker 8: arms and historical power surge at the plate, sooner. As
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Speaker 8: head coach Skip Johnson recapped the game.
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Speaker 9: We played a really good baseball team. Hats off to
32:32
Speaker 9: North Carolina. They're really good, well coached. I mean, the
32:35
Speaker 9: lineup was incredible, the pitchers they ran out there incredible,
32:39
Speaker 9: and we took the momentum over early and made some
32:42
Speaker 9: great plays defensively and got some big hits. These guys
32:45
Speaker 9: were separating balls from strikes, standing in their routines, the
32:48
Speaker 9: thing we talk about, pitch to pitch and really thankful
32:52
Speaker 9: for the Sack Committee the NCAA. Of course, when you're
32:56
Speaker 9: at the College World Series, everything's a class act. I
32:58
Speaker 9: thought the umpires were incredible all week.
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Speaker 8: And incredible so in the MLB last night, the Texas
33:05
Speaker 8: Rangers hit the road to Miami and beat the Marlins
33:08
Speaker 8: four to three in Game one of the series. The
33:11
Speaker 8: Houston Astros fell in Game one of their series four
33:14
Speaker 8: to two against the Toronto Blue Jays. Yesterday, Texas A
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Speaker 8: and M Lettersmen Association announced that Texas A and M
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Speaker 8: University Athletic Hall of Fame class of twenty twenty six
33:25
Speaker 8: will feature eight Aggie Legends. Throughout the next week or two,
33:29
Speaker 8: we will be honoring each of the individuals being inducted
33:32
Speaker 8: into the Hall of Fame, which is reserved for individuals
33:35
Speaker 8: who have gone above and beyond in contributions and support
33:39
Speaker 8: of the athletic programs at Texas A and M. The
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Speaker 8: first Aggi to honor on the list is Carrie Auskin.
33:45
Speaker 8: Carrie was a cornerstone of one of the most successful
33:48
Speaker 8: eras in Texas A and M softball history, helping lead
33:52
Speaker 8: the Aggis to back to back national championships in nineteen
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Speaker 8: eighty two and nineteen eighty three while establishing herself as
33:59
Speaker 8: one of the premier shortstops in the program. A three
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Speaker 8: year All Region selection from nineteen eighty one to eighty three,
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Speaker 8: Carrie anchored the Aggie's infield during a dominant stretch that
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Speaker 8: included an eighty four wins season in nineteen eighty two,
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Speaker 8: the winningest campaign in Texas A and M history. Known
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Speaker 8: for her exceptional defensibility, strong arm, and clutch play, she
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Speaker 8: became a leader by example and a key contributor to
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Speaker 8: the teams that elevated Texas A and M into a
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Speaker 8: national powerhouse. Carrie remains among the program's career leaders for
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Speaker 8: more than four decades after her playing career concluded she
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Speaker 8: ranks among Texas A and m's top career performers in
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Speaker 8: at bats and continues to appear throughout the Aggie record
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Speaker 8: book in hits, batting average, total bases, doubles, stolen bases,
34:45
Speaker 8: and runs scored. Her durability and consistency were highlighted by
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Speaker 8: seven hundred and twenty career at bats, which still ranks
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Speaker 8: among the best totals in school history. Carrie's legacy is
34:57
Speaker 8: defined by excellence, toughness, and competitives. Period as a two
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Speaker 8: time national champion, three time All Regional performer, and one
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Speaker 8: of the most accomplished defensive players in Texas A and
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Speaker 8: M softball history, she helped lay the foundation for the
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Speaker 8: success of Aggie Softball and remains one of the program's
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Speaker 8: all time greats. That's your morning sports Update on sixteen,
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Speaker 8: twenty ninety four five WTA W. I'm Riley Flerky.
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