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08/29/2024 Ask the Lawyer with Tom Peyton · Ask the Lawyer

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Speaker 4: are the Peyton Law Firm in Iro. It's a Thursday morning,
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Speaker 4: and it's just a couple of days before the football
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Speaker 4: season opens up.
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Speaker 6: And the fever, yeah, on the fever, and they always
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Speaker 6: get at least I get that fever. You know, as
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Speaker 6: you get close to the sneaks up on you. Sometimes
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Speaker 6: when you get busy over the summertime. But uh, you know,
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Speaker 6: just being raised as a son of a faithful season
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Speaker 6: ticket holder and even went to a lot of away games.
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Speaker 6: I'm pretty sure that I was only twelve at the time,
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Speaker 6: maybe eleven during the eighty eight season with Major Harris
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Speaker 6: and Reggie Rembert and all those guys, and I think
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Speaker 6: we went to every game, like even away games that year.
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Speaker 7: Uh, and we went to the.
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Speaker 6: Festival all the way as I watch him play Notre
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Speaker 6: Dame that year, which is why I have a an
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Speaker 6: innate uh the Spies for Notre Dame fans because I
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Speaker 6: still remember how high handed they were. And then of
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Speaker 6: course Major Harris I think got an injury that game.
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Speaker 6: It just didn't go well for us. We lost by
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Speaker 6: double digits, but played pretty competitive for what we had.
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Speaker 7: But yeah, and leading into that, so we're going up point.
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Speaker 6: We're not going to go until Saturday, but we had
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Speaker 6: to Morgantown for a big game versus Penn State this Saturday,
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Speaker 6: the last big big opening game I think that I
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Speaker 6: recall it in Morgantown where we played it in Morgantown
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Speaker 6: was the ohighest state game in ninety eight and I
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Speaker 6: remember that because that was my very first semester of
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Speaker 6: law school that year, and Mary was pregnant with Grace,
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Speaker 6: and so we I don't know if she even went
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Speaker 6: to the game. We walked over and then it was disappointing.
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Speaker 6: You know, played okay, but nowhere near good enough to win.
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Speaker 6: It was just a big letdown. So hopefully there's a
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Speaker 6: lot of optimism coming into the game Saturday, So hopefully
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Speaker 6: the Mountaineers will put in a good performance. It's going
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Speaker 6: to be a really crazy atmosphere. It sounds like I
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Speaker 6: saw this on Metro. It is this morning where they
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Speaker 6: have closed public schools in Mond County Tomorrow to Patt
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Speaker 6: McAfee show is going to be there and some other
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Speaker 6: kind of like Fox noon kickoff show is going to
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Speaker 6: be there.
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Speaker 7: I don't know if that's Saturday. I know mcas tomorrow.
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Speaker 4: I think that the Fox Show's got something planned at
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Speaker 4: the Mountain Layer tomorrow too.
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Speaker 6: So yeah, so you're going to be busy and uh
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Speaker 6: with a noon start, just a lot of people will
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Speaker 6: be getting there tomorrow.
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Speaker 4: And let me ask you this toim is you know
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Speaker 4: campus carry is now legal in West Virginia and and
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Speaker 4: so WVU and Marshall both have instituted rules and all
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Speaker 4: the colleges and universities rules and regulations about where and
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Speaker 4: where you can't have there. So there are certain exempt
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Speaker 4: places or certain places you can't take one in the state,
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Speaker 4: can't take one.
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Speaker 7: In the statia, and actually ever have.
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Speaker 6: Metal detectors just here at both WVU and Marshall, So
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Speaker 6: be prepared for a little bit longer line. I don't
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Speaker 6: I haven't seen what items you are prohibited from bringing in.
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Speaker 6: I mean, if you carry, you know, a pocket knife
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Speaker 6: or something like that, you might want to leave it
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Speaker 6: in the car just so you don't have to walk
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Speaker 6: all the way back. And I know they still have
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Speaker 6: the clear bag policy.
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Speaker 4: I think WVU saying they don't think it'll be much.
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Speaker 4: They're different, I mean they're you know, the way they're
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Speaker 4: doing the metal detectors. They don't think it'll be a slowdown.
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Speaker 4: I guess it remains to be seen though, because you
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Speaker 4: really can't simulate well, I think it will.
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Speaker 6: Be a slowdown because I don't know how it practically
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Speaker 6: couldn't be mean because when you go I go to
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Speaker 6: Marshall end w games and generally they kind of do
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Speaker 6: a one over visual as long as you have the
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Speaker 6: right sized little bag with you or a clear bag,
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Speaker 6: then you go right through. Now, I mean they're not
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Speaker 6: patting people down ordinarily and things like that. You know,
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Speaker 6: some alcohol is probably brought in and stuff. But you
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Speaker 6: go through a metal detector, I mean what I mean.
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Speaker 6: I go through metal detectors to get in courthouses all
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Speaker 6: the time, and some of them are quite sensitive.
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Speaker 7: You know, you go through and everything's out of your.
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Speaker 6: Pockets, but your belt goes off or something else, your
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Speaker 6: watch or whatever. I mean, I don't now depends on
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Speaker 6: what type metal detectors they have. I mean, I guess
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Speaker 6: if they have the really good ones that they have
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Speaker 6: at like the airports, I think they can see some
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Speaker 6: density and things that will allow them to differentiate. You know,
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Speaker 6: this isn't anything or this could be a weapon, for example,
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Speaker 6: I kind of doubt that would be really expensive to
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Speaker 6: equip every gate with something like that. So if it's
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Speaker 6: kind of the run a mill, run of the mill
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Speaker 6: metal detectors like they have at the courthouses, I mean,
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Speaker 6: they they go off sometimes when they shouldn't. They they
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Speaker 6: don't go off sometimes and when they should, I know,
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Speaker 6: but every time one goes off. I mean, are you
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Speaker 6: gonna have to wand so at the courthouse then they
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Speaker 6: have a wand right, so when you when you walk
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Speaker 6: through the metal detector if it goes off, which goes
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Speaker 6: off pretty much every time on me because I'm usually
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Speaker 6: I'm wearing a suit and I have a belt and
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Speaker 6: et cetera. So then you got to put your arms
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Speaker 6: out and they got to do the wand over top
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Speaker 6: of you and that kind of thing, and make sure,
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Speaker 6: you know, if it goes off, make sure it is
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Speaker 6: just the belt, you know, lift your shirt up or whatever.
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Speaker 6: So I mean, with sixty thousand plus people, I don't
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Speaker 6: know how it couldn't be. I'll be real surprised if
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Speaker 6: it isn't a slower entry. So I would, I would
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Speaker 6: just and I know what Marshall, I read. They're going
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Speaker 6: to open the gates little earlier than they normally would, right,
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Speaker 6: and they're and they're gonna trying. They're not allowing re
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Speaker 6: entry at Mark so this year either, which I like.
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Speaker 6: So you can't go out and come back in. Obviously
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Speaker 6: if you have an extra ticket you can come back in.
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Speaker 6: It's like a new new entry. So that'll be interesting
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Speaker 6: to see how that plays out, but I I would
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Speaker 6: recommend you know, double, give yourself double extra time to
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Speaker 6: get through the gate, especially for the Penn State game
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Speaker 6: at a noon start, because noon starts, from my experience,
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Speaker 6: to get really busy because a lot like we're leaving early.
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Speaker 7: Saturday morning to drive up.
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Speaker 6: I know a lot of people will get there the
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Speaker 6: night before, but as opposed to a three point thirty
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Speaker 6: or a seven o'clock or a six o'clock game, where
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Speaker 6: you get people spread out arriving, I mean everybody decides
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Speaker 6: to go the day of the game is pretty much
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Speaker 6: going at the same time.
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Speaker 4: And also watch out because and I don't know if
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Speaker 4: you've been to Morgan Town. Now I'm going to tell
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Speaker 4: you more about the Metal de textas here. I got
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Speaker 4: a note from WV or story. We're going to run
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Speaker 4: sure actee tomorrow. But if you're going, if you haven't
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Speaker 4: been up seventy nine since last season or I mean
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Speaker 4: there's been a slow up as you approach the Lost
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Speaker 4: Creek exit. I think that's one ten and maybe uh,
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Speaker 4: but there's been a slow up there because of bridge work.
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Speaker 4: Well now it's back. It's back toward Jane Lou. They're
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Speaker 4: doing some other work.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, well I do quick like one bar meeting a
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Speaker 6: few weeks ago. I was you know, it wasn't a
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Speaker 6: there's midday Friday drive. But yeah, there was one or
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Speaker 6: two bridges where it's in there. It's only closed for
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Speaker 6: the bridge. But the problem is going to be at
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Speaker 6: the bottom.
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Speaker 7: Of the back.
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Speaker 4: I's going to back up to Jane lou up at right.
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Speaker 4: All right, So let me read this thing from WVU
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Speaker 4: and Tom Payton's with us Peyton Law Firm in Nitro
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Speaker 4: three or four three four five sixty eight sixty eight
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Speaker 4: or fifty eight fifty eight and they call these if
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Speaker 4: anybody wants to know, the device is the metal detectors
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Speaker 4: will use at mylen Pushcar Stadium CEI open gate. Okay,
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Speaker 4: that's what it's called. Uh And they say we have
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Speaker 4: walked through metal metal detectors. They're not intimidating. They're used
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Speaker 4: as sports venues across the country. They'll be new for
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Speaker 4: our fans. So fans will walk through the two pylones
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Speaker 4: or posts while security monitors the entry process. When an
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Speaker 4: alarm is triggered, that fan will be searched further. You
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Speaker 4: walk through the gate and unless that metal detector sounds
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Speaker 4: an alarm and light goes off, you will just continue
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Speaker 4: to proceed. If the alarm and light goes off, that
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Speaker 4: individual will be pulled off to the side. They'll go
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Speaker 4: through a wanding exercise. It says the state of the
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Speaker 4: art system enables people to keep everything in their pockets
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Speaker 4: and pass through the entry point in an uninterrupted fashion.
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Speaker 7: Yeah, and maybe those are you know, actually a lot
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Speaker 7: of it.
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Speaker 6: A lot of the metal detectors at the courthouses are
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Speaker 6: probably quite older or a good bit older. So these
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Speaker 6: may be the ones where they can, you know, tell
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Speaker 6: what type of signal comes off the the detector, whether
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Speaker 6: it's something dense enough or large enough that it could
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Speaker 6: even be a weapon, like your keys might not set
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Speaker 6: it up sounds like your belt buckle, right, or might
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Speaker 6: emit a signal but not set off the alarm where
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Speaker 6: you've got to be wanded. But I still think it's
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Speaker 6: going to take longer than it. Yeah, then it has
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Speaker 6: in the past. And uh, maybe don't find people, you know,
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Speaker 6: bringing firearms in and things like that.
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Speaker 7: Yeah.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, so yep, so those will be those will be
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Speaker 4: an operation. And that has to do with the new
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Speaker 4: the new campus carry law. It's a thirty one. This
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Speaker 6: back to things that are a little more fun to
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Speaker 6: talk about. So we do have and this this follows
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Speaker 6: up on the mountaineer discussion earlier. We do have a
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Speaker 6: giveaway today. So yeah, trivia giveaway. So when del trivia down,
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Speaker 6: you want to win, because we want I want to
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Speaker 7: I really hope that.
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Speaker 6: When we do these giveaways that you know the tickets
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Speaker 6: aren't sold somewhere and you actually make use of them.
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Speaker 4: You need to take a call first from Joy. Okay, Joy,
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Speaker 4: you're on the line with a question for Tom Peyton.
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Speaker 9: Go ahead, Joy, good morning, Thank you, Thank you for
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Speaker 9: taking my call. Hi Tom, good morning, Good morning. My
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Speaker 9: brother and I just recently discovered is that we overlooked
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Speaker 9: doing something like fourteen years or so ago when my
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Speaker 9: mother passed away, that we have there's a small piece
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Speaker 9: of property like an acre and a half, but it's
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Speaker 9: something we do want to keep in the family, and
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Speaker 9: we did. I understand now that we should have gotten
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Speaker 9: a deed for that in our name at the time
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Speaker 9: of her passing. And it seems the one person I've
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Speaker 9: talked with so far, it seems like it's a big
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Speaker 9: deal to try to get it. Now, any any hints closer.
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Speaker 6: Well, if we'll talk to somebody I had discussion about
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Speaker 6: this other day, people say, well, I talk to the
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Speaker 6: courthouse or talk to the tax department. Of course, there's
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Speaker 6: only humans that work there, and so they usually aren't
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Speaker 6: orders either, and so they do their best to provide information,
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Speaker 6: but it's not always accurate. So, but did you and
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Speaker 6: your brother inherited via a will or yeah?
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Speaker 9: I'll tell you what we have. I have my grandparents
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Speaker 9: where my grand the deed where my grandparents deeded it
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Speaker 9: to my father, and then I have my father's will
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Speaker 9: where he needed I mean, he gave turned everything over
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Speaker 9: to my mother. And then when my mother died, we
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Speaker 9: have her will where she willed everything to my brother
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Speaker 9: and me.
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Speaker 6: Okay, now let me ask a couple of questions, and
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Speaker 6: did was that well probated? Was it admitted to probate?
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Speaker 6: And you went through the approbate process.
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Speaker 9: Now I don't understand.
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Speaker 6: Okay, when your mother passed away, did you or your
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Speaker 6: brother take the original will to the court house?
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Speaker 7: I mean assume she was a West Virginia resident when
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Speaker 7: she paid? Asked? Is that?
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Speaker 5: Yes?
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Speaker 7: Okay?
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Speaker 9: Yes I was. I was a West Virginia resident. My
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Speaker 9: brother is not.
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Speaker 7: So your mother was when she passed my mother?
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Speaker 9: Yeah, my mother was. This was in Montaguery County. O.
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Speaker 7: Sure, But.
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Speaker 9: Yes, I took the deed to the courthouse and everything.
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Speaker 9: The will.
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Speaker 7: You took the will to the courthouse.
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Speaker 9: I'm sorry, the will?
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Speaker 6: Okay, all right, So let's follow up on that real
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Speaker 6: quick then. So you you sounds like you went through
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Speaker 6: the probate process. That's where you take the original will,
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Speaker 6: and maybe you were appointed as executor by that will. Yeah,
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Speaker 6: you were sworn in and you would have filled out
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Speaker 6: what's called an inventory or appraisement of the estate. Not
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Speaker 6: an appraisal, word's valued, but an appraisement of the estate
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Speaker 6: where hopefully you listed this property on that form as
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Speaker 6: something that your mother owned when she passed away.
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Speaker 9: Yes see, I paid to have it appraise what's the word.
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Speaker 6: Okay, Well, I was saying an appraise month. That's just
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Speaker 6: an inventory where you list things that she owned. As
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Speaker 6: long as let's let's seen it was listed on that form.
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Speaker 6: Was that a state handled in Mind County or was
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Speaker 6: it handled in another county? Usually it's the county where
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Speaker 6: she would have lived when she passed away.
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Speaker 9: It was handled in Mindcounty.
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Speaker 7: Okay, good.
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Speaker 6: So as long as that property was listed on that
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Speaker 6: inventory form, which you can get online. I don't do
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Speaker 6: a lot of work as far as title work in
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Speaker 6: Mond County. Almost every county but Canaw is available online
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Speaker 6: and so you can probably go or even call up
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Speaker 6: there and the clerk will look that up and make
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Speaker 6: sure that that inventory form, which is recorded the same
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Speaker 6: place deeds are recorded. The will is recorded the same
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Speaker 6: place deeds are recorded. If that property is listed on
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Speaker 6: that inventory form, then that property passed to you and
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Speaker 6: your brother by virtue of the will. You can kind
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Speaker 6: of think of it like the will serves the same
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Speaker 6: purpose as a deed, So you don't have the need
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Speaker 6: to do anything. You're perfectly fine. Now, what you may
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Speaker 6: have maybe seeing is a tax ticket that didn't get
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Speaker 6: changed over, so that it may still be in your
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Speaker 6: mother and or your father's name, but that doesn't require
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Speaker 6: you to have a quote deed in your name and
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Speaker 6: your brother's name. You just need to go to the
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Speaker 6: assessor or maybe the sheriff's tax department and tell them, hey,
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Speaker 6: my brother and I inherited this by the will. The
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Speaker 6: wills across the hallway over there, so it's the inventory
17:15
Speaker 6: or the appraisement if you want to look at it,
17:17
Speaker 6: that's it. Then they can change the name on the
17:21
Speaker 6: tax ticket, which doesn't determine ownership almost ever. So, actually, Jul,
17:27
Speaker 6: you don't need to do anything. So if you and
17:29
Speaker 6: your brother are fifty percent owners now, it's not with survivorship.
17:32
Speaker 6: So if you wanted to do that, you and your
17:35
Speaker 6: brother could do some deed work. So if one of
17:36
Speaker 6: you passes away, it automatically goes to the other if
17:39
Speaker 6: you leave it status quo, if either one of you
17:42
Speaker 6: passed away, it's going to go in accordance with either
17:44
Speaker 6: of your wills. Your half interests would go in accordance
17:46
Speaker 6: with your will, same way with your brother. So you're
17:49
Speaker 6: actually don't need to take any action unless you want
17:53
Speaker 6: to modify the way in which it is owned by
17:56
Speaker 6: you and your brother.
17:58
Speaker 9: Well you I think I understand most of what you said,
18:03
Speaker 9: and I appreciate the explanation because it does help clear
18:06
Speaker 9: up various things that my brother was told and then
18:11
Speaker 9: he passed on to me. Our primary concern are really
18:14
Speaker 9: our only concern right now is he and I of
18:17
Speaker 9: course are not getting any younger, and we simply wanted
18:21
Speaker 9: to be in good shape for our kids when he
18:24
Speaker 9: and I passed on. And so it sounds as if
18:28
Speaker 9: as long as he and I have our wills made
18:31
Speaker 9: out passing everything on to our kids, which we do,
18:35
Speaker 9: then we should be.
18:36
Speaker 7: Okay, well, it'll pass your half, we'll pass.
18:39
Speaker 6: You are an undivided fifty percent interest in the whole thing,
18:42
Speaker 6: fifty percent interest in the whole thing, and so when
18:44
Speaker 6: you pass that fifty percent interest will be listed in
18:48
Speaker 6: your appraisement of the estate or inventory like we talked about,
18:51
Speaker 6: and then it will go in accordance with your will.
18:53
Speaker 6: And then as if your children, whoever your errors are,
18:56
Speaker 6: want to remain keep it status quo, don't need to
18:59
Speaker 6: do it either. Now, if you want to change the
19:01
Speaker 6: way it's titled, then you need to do some deed work, meaning,
19:04
Speaker 6: you know, if you wanted to put somebody else's name
19:06
Speaker 6: on it, or if you ever conveyed it to someone else,
19:08
Speaker 6: sold it or whatever, then that's when a new deed
19:10
Speaker 6: would be drafted. But otherwise, other than perhaps making some
19:14
Speaker 6: calls to get the tax ticket updated, if that's something
19:17
Speaker 6: that needs to be done, you don't need to take
19:19
Speaker 6: any action.
19:21
Speaker 9: Well, when you say tax ticket, am I right in
19:23
Speaker 9: thinking that, you mean when we get the annual propertatement
19:29
Speaker 9: for the taxes? Yeah, and we have. That started out
19:33
Speaker 9: being in my name, and we had it put in
19:35
Speaker 9: my name and as of right now, my brother in
19:39
Speaker 9: South Carolina is the one taking care of that. But
19:44
Speaker 9: he ran into some complications with his lawyer in South
19:48
Speaker 9: Carolina when he thought he was going to be able
19:51
Speaker 9: to get a deed, and I can see now part
19:55
Speaker 9: of the problem I think is he was in South Carolina.
19:59
Speaker 7: Ra laws are inherence. Laws also are a different state
20:03
Speaker 7: to state.
20:03
Speaker 6: There's some examples where you need to have a deed
20:06
Speaker 6: done in addition to a will, but normally that's when
20:08
Speaker 6: you have some ambiguity in the will, like if it
20:11
Speaker 6: tried to give two acres on the west side to
20:14
Speaker 6: this person and two acres on the east side of
20:16
Speaker 6: this person without proper legal descriptions. Then you want to
20:18
Speaker 6: get everybody to go and do what it's called a
20:20
Speaker 6: confirmatory deed. That really makes it more specific. So you've
20:23
Speaker 6: got a good title going forward, but based on your situation,
20:26
Speaker 6: you certainly don't need to have.
20:28
Speaker 7: A deed done.
20:29
Speaker 6: And what I hear a lot is like maybe somebody
20:30
Speaker 6: in the tax department or the sheriff's department says, all
20:32
Speaker 6: you have to have a deed to get that tax
20:34
Speaker 6: ticket in your name, which is absolutely not true under
20:37
Speaker 6: this particular circumstance.
20:38
Speaker 7: So you don't, you know, you'd.
20:39
Speaker 6: Be eating it. You and your brother would just be
20:41
Speaker 6: eating it to yourself. I mean, you already own it,
20:43
Speaker 6: so it wouldn't.
20:44
Speaker 9: Okay exactly, or at least that's that's the way it
20:49
Speaker 9: felt like inside my head. But I wasn't sure what
20:52
Speaker 9: was needed legally. I really really appreciated you've explained it
20:56
Speaker 9: in such a way that finally it makes sense to me,
20:59
Speaker 9: and I think, I hope I'll be able to explain
21:02
Speaker 9: it to my brother.
21:03
Speaker 6: And yeah, and if you can or he has trouble
21:05
Speaker 6: understanding it, just haven't popped me an email. I mean,
21:08
Speaker 6: this is the type of question we answer all the time.
21:10
Speaker 6: I've answered you a thousand times and try and talk
21:14
Speaker 6: about this particular issue on the radio from time to
21:16
Speaker 6: time just as a public service announcement. But you know,
21:19
Speaker 6: it's just one of those things that you don't think
21:21
Speaker 6: about then when you have a parent pass away, and
21:23
Speaker 6: unfortunately that's one of the things you got to deal with.
21:25
Speaker 7: And so then everybody starts paying attention and know you're
21:29
Speaker 7: you're all set, So I'm glad we could help you out.
21:31
Speaker 4: Joy, Thanks like joy very much. All right, thanks, yeah,
21:35
Speaker 4: I mean that's yeah, that it played out on the radio,
21:37
Speaker 4: But that's that's conversations that you have.
21:40
Speaker 6: That's right, that's right, that's a day. I mean, that's
21:41
Speaker 6: a very very common question we have. And like if
21:45
Speaker 6: you pop an email to me and ask about that,
21:48
Speaker 6: you know, maybe it's not detailed enough. I'm out to
21:49
Speaker 6: fallo up a little bit with another email, but I
21:51
Speaker 6: can get it responded to, you know, at night or
21:54
Speaker 6: early in the morning before we start getting into courtroom
21:57
Speaker 6: work and things like that.
21:58
Speaker 4: That's kind of cool though, But because it sounds like
22:01
Speaker 4: that her mother and her fam I mean, they had
22:04
Speaker 4: their wills in good shape and so you know, it
22:06
Speaker 4: just she doesn't have to worry about it and it
22:08
Speaker 4: goes right to her.
22:09
Speaker 6: That's right, And it's probably one of these here a lot,
22:11
Speaker 6: you know, we want to keep it in the family
22:13
Speaker 6: and things like that. So it didn't sound like they
22:14
Speaker 6: have any interest in selling it or marketing it, and
22:16
Speaker 6: so it's important that they get their wills done properly
22:19
Speaker 6: because it might you know, if you have a lot
22:22
Speaker 6: of blended families these days with divorce and remarriage and
22:24
Speaker 6: things that happened. So you know, if you don't have
22:26
Speaker 6: a will, it doesn't mean everything's going to go to
22:29
Speaker 6: your kids necessarily. It could be divided between your current
22:32
Speaker 6: spouse and your children, right, and so you know, you know,
22:35
Speaker 6: that's why it's important to get wills done in particular
22:38
Speaker 6: in those situations to make sure you get the property
22:41
Speaker 6: to the folks that you want when you pass away.
22:43
Speaker 4: And I know you've said this before, but I do
22:44
Speaker 4: think it's it's good to remind folks that you guys
22:48
Speaker 4: obviously do the will process and it's a couple of meetings.
22:51
Speaker 6: R Usually it's one meeting initial consultation, usually, depending on
22:55
Speaker 6: how complex it is, half hour and half hour, an hour,
22:59
Speaker 6: and you come back one other time where we have
23:02
Speaker 6: all the documents ready and we review them and you know,
23:05
Speaker 6: get them done. That's about a forty five minute to
23:07
Speaker 6: an hour appointment as well, so you're gonna spend a
23:08
Speaker 6: couple of hours with us. Uh usually the first appointment.
23:13
Speaker 6: Then we about a month out we can set the
23:15
Speaker 6: second appointment. So you got about a thirty day turn
23:17
Speaker 6: around time on average to get basic of state planning
23:20
Speaker 6: documents done. Of course we talk about power attorneys and
23:23
Speaker 6: then some other things with the state planning, so you know,
23:26
Speaker 6: going forward, you know, watch out for this or that,
23:29
Speaker 6: and you get more than just a form like you
23:31
Speaker 6: do on legal zoom or trying to hand do your
23:33
Speaker 6: own will or whatever. So you know, we give we
23:36
Speaker 6: give information that's meaningful and in context.
23:39
Speaker 7: Good.
23:39
Speaker 4: Yeah, three oh four three four five fifty eight fifty
23:42
Speaker 4: eight Tom Payton like joy, you can call three oh
23:44
Speaker 4: four three four five fifty eight fifty it's eight forty six.
23:48
Speaker 4: Or we got to giveaway Hereah, we gotta give away.
23:49
Speaker 7: So here's what we got.
23:51
Speaker 6: Unfortunately, I put a little teaser on Facebook. It's not
23:54
Speaker 6: for the Penn State game.
23:55
Speaker 7: Unfortunate way.
23:56
Speaker 6: So but we have you know, our four season tickets.
23:59
Speaker 6: It's two sixteen row five, which is upper level. But
24:02
Speaker 6: it's a good place to watch the game.
24:04
Speaker 4: It is.
24:05
Speaker 6: It's not you can't. It's not great necessarily if you
24:07
Speaker 6: want to be like, hey, look all close, I got
24:08
Speaker 6: to the players. But if you want to actually watch
24:10
Speaker 6: the game, it's a great spot. And Dad's had these
24:12
Speaker 6: second season tickets for I don't know how many decades,
24:15
Speaker 6: so and we don't. We could move closer if we won,
24:17
Speaker 6: or somewhere else, but we like where we are, so
24:20
Speaker 6: we just creatures of habit, I guess. But we also
24:22
Speaker 6: have a blue lot pass. So what we're giving away
24:24
Speaker 6: today is for next weekend's game. It's a six o'clock
24:27
Speaker 6: start versus Albany.
24:29
Speaker 7: I think.
24:30
Speaker 6: I think Marshall played Albany last year like opening game,
24:32
Speaker 6: almost lost to them. So you know, I don't know.
24:35
Speaker 6: Hopefully it won't be a good game, honestly, but you
24:37
Speaker 6: never know, especially after playing Penn State the first week
24:40
Speaker 6: and we got Pit. It's it's the game in between
24:43
Speaker 6: Penn State and PIT.
24:44
Speaker 4: So you're not gonna go trap game on me, are you?
24:47
Speaker 5: No?
24:47
Speaker 6: Not with Albany, but I it might be one of
24:50
Speaker 6: those where you get to halftime and think why aren't
24:52
Speaker 6: we winning by more? But hopefully by end of the
24:54
Speaker 6: game it will have our backups in there and stuff.
24:57
Speaker 6: But we also have a blue lot pass, so it's
25:00
Speaker 6: got value. All would ask is if if you win
25:01
Speaker 6: the tickets, I really hope you or a family member
25:04
Speaker 6: uses them, you don't go and pow them on the
25:05
Speaker 6: internet and try and sell them. We could do that
25:07
Speaker 6: if we wanted to, but here's the trivia question. It's
25:09
Speaker 6: always hard with Google these days and things. So, uh,
25:13
Speaker 6: you know, we do a lot of work in Putnam County.
25:14
Speaker 6: That's where our office is. We're just on the Putnam
25:16
Speaker 6: County side of Nitro. I'm the president of the Putnam
25:19
Speaker 6: County Bar Association and do all the work down there.
25:22
Speaker 6: So we deal with the circuit judges. So here's the question.
25:25
Speaker 6: So between year two thousand and present, you can just
25:29
Speaker 6: give the last names name the five circuit judges that
25:31
Speaker 6: have served in Putnham County that were either elected or
25:34
Speaker 6: appointed officially by the governor. How about that? Okay, the
25:38
Speaker 6: five circuit judges, there are two. There are two divisions,
25:41
Speaker 6: so you know there's.
25:42
Speaker 4: A total time five total five yea, not all.
25:45
Speaker 6: At the same time. Obviously we only have two judges
25:47
Speaker 6: serving at one time. So between the year of two
25:50
Speaker 6: thousand and now, name the five and.
25:53
Speaker 4: I think and last names are okay.
25:54
Speaker 6: Last names are just fine. Yeah, and we'll be pretty
25:56
Speaker 6: liberal with it. But but I know who they are.
25:58
Speaker 6: And so if you miss one of them, I gotta
26:00
Speaker 6: go to the next caller. If we get a caller, Okay,
26:03
Speaker 6: So let's get that clearyt. Yeah, it's clear. Three or
26:06
Speaker 6: four three four, five fifty eight fifty eight three or
26:08
Speaker 6: four three four five fifty eight fifty so named. There
26:11
Speaker 6: are only five circuit judges that have served in Putnam
26:14
Speaker 6: County in the last two in the last two dozen years. Yeah,
26:18
Speaker 6: that were not Now I'm not talking about senior status
26:20
Speaker 6: judges that came in very temporarily, but either appointed by
26:23
Speaker 6: a governor when there's a vacancy.
26:25
Speaker 7: Or uh, we're elected.
26:27
Speaker 4: Okay, Edie, Eddie, Eddie's on the lane. Edie gotten answer
26:29
Speaker 4: to the trivia question.
26:31
Speaker 9: Yeah, what was the question I need?
26:32
Speaker 6: Okay, all right, the question was in Putnham County Circuit
26:37
Speaker 6: Court between year two thousand and now, can you name
26:40
Speaker 6: the last names of the five circuit judges who were
26:44
Speaker 6: elected were appointed by the governor between year two thousand now,
26:47
Speaker 6: only only two served at one time. So these are
26:50
Speaker 6: you know, there's only two at one time. Yeah, just
26:52
Speaker 6: in couveral elections and maybe somebody I was.
26:56
Speaker 9: Known for Putnam County and I'm sorry, that's all.
26:58
Speaker 6: Right, right, you can if you get a slot, I mean,
27:00
Speaker 6: you can do some research there and call back.
27:03
Speaker 7: We got a few minutes three four.
27:04
Speaker 4: Three four fifty eight fifty eight, I could I could
27:08
Speaker 4: get there's.
27:09
Speaker 6: One that would be a little more difficult than the others. Yeah, yeah,
27:12
Speaker 6: I'll give you a clue on that.
27:14
Speaker 4: Yeah.
27:14
Speaker 7: Yeah.
27:15
Speaker 6: But while we're waiting to see if somebody else calls them,
27:17
Speaker 6: we've got a couple other things coming up. So next week,
27:19
Speaker 6: my dad and I we're gonna take a little break.
27:21
Speaker 6: I'm going to be out of town and and uh
27:24
Speaker 6: but my good friend Kevin Polly uh class in nineteen
27:28
Speaker 6: ninety four go Red Dragons. So I met the thirty
27:30
Speaker 6: year reunion here this summer. But he's the communications director
27:34
Speaker 6: for the Western Division of the American Heart Association.
27:37
Speaker 4: Lots of energy.
27:37
Speaker 7: Yeah yeah, really.
27:39
Speaker 6: He does some acting, local acting too, which he started.
27:42
Speaker 6: I mean he's been that way since I've known you
27:44
Speaker 6: since Junior Hide so, but he's not going to be
27:47
Speaker 6: here unfortunately, but he's got some folks coming to kind
27:51
Speaker 6: of promote the Charleston Heartwalk.
27:54
Speaker 7: When of their fundraised.
27:54
Speaker 6: I think the Heartwalk was on October fifth, But they've
27:57
Speaker 6: got the development director for that program coming, and then
28:00
Speaker 6: I think the chairperson of the board. Okay, so we'll
28:03
Speaker 6: have two guests for the American Heart Association next Thursday,
28:07
Speaker 6: so you can you can ask him questions about heart
28:09
Speaker 6: health and maybe how you can help them raise some
28:11
Speaker 6: money to get awareness out.
28:12
Speaker 7: There for their cause. Really good calls.
28:14
Speaker 4: Yeah, good to see him.
28:15
Speaker 9: Yeah.
28:16
Speaker 7: And then we've got I want to talk about one
28:19
Speaker 7: another thing that we got a call.
28:21
Speaker 4: Got Eddie on the line, Edie, what do you got Eddie?
28:26
Speaker 7: Go ahead, Eddie, it's a different Eddie.
28:27
Speaker 4: Is that right? Or is that did I see the
28:29
Speaker 4: wrong thing? Here? Wait a minute here, Maybe I didn't.
28:31
Speaker 7: Call its quick?
28:32
Speaker 4: Okay, Okay, that was quick. Okay, I'm a potted down. Okay,
28:35
Speaker 4: maybe we've got somebody else, Okay, go ahead, right.
28:37
Speaker 6: So the other thing we you know, we like to
28:39
Speaker 6: help locally, we gave to the Oh God.
28:42
Speaker 4: Is on the line.
28:43
Speaker 2: Get it going.
28:44
Speaker 4: Doug on the line.
28:45
Speaker 9: Go ahead, Doug, what about what reader Holiday say?
28:51
Speaker 10: And Rain, No, that was not Let's see what what
28:58
Speaker 10: was not there after year two thousand because he lost
29:01
Speaker 10: the election coming in Sorcea hasn't been the judge.
29:04
Speaker 7: Rains hasn't been the judge we do.
29:07
Speaker 4: I mean you got some Putnam County people.
29:08
Speaker 7: Oh, yeah, you definitely have some good candidates, I would say.
29:12
Speaker 6: And Mark Sorsel has put his name in the hat
29:15
Speaker 6: a few times for some other positions, and now he's
29:17
Speaker 6: Director Homeland Security.
29:19
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's prosecutor.
29:21
Speaker 4: It's a it's all right to think again. Doug, callis back.
29:23
Speaker 4: We got time, okay, three or four, three, four, five fifteen.
29:27
Speaker 7: Maybe I stumped everybody. May what else stumped Google? I
29:30
Speaker 7: don't know.
29:31
Speaker 4: Four tickets to the Albany game to What's great about
29:34
Speaker 4: two nineteen the section two nineteen sixteen to sixteen if
29:37
Speaker 4: there is a punt return or a kickoff return for
29:39
Speaker 4: a touchdown, you can see that open up right from
29:41
Speaker 4: that vanished party.
29:42
Speaker 7: It's about the.
29:43
Speaker 6: Forty yard forty to forty five yard line, fifth row,
29:47
Speaker 6: second level, so it's uh, it's kind of in the
29:49
Speaker 6: middle of that section. So if you got to get
29:50
Speaker 6: the bathroom, you got to go through everybody. But other
29:53
Speaker 6: than that, they're really really good seats.
29:55
Speaker 4: So you want to start on your predictions here, you.
29:57
Speaker 7: Want to because we're unning out time. Yeah.
30:00
Speaker 6: Yeah, So last year was a bit pessimistic. I think
30:02
Speaker 6: I had us with a losing record maybe, and I'm
30:04
Speaker 6: glad they proved me wrong.
30:05
Speaker 7: So I'm going to opposite direction.
30:06
Speaker 4: At least I think your dad was right on and
30:08
Speaker 4: he was right.
30:09
Speaker 6: Yeah, so uh, hopefully that doesn't I don't. I think
30:13
Speaker 6: he's probably a little more pessimistic this year, but hopefully
30:16
Speaker 6: I don't jinx them here. But but here I'll run
30:18
Speaker 6: through it. So I think we're going to win against
30:20
Speaker 6: Penn State Saturday.
30:21
Speaker 7: WHOA.
30:21
Speaker 6: I'm worrying because I like the underdog mentality. I think
30:24
Speaker 6: we've been pumped up a little bit too much locally
30:26
Speaker 6: and so I kind of worry. But Penn State thinks
30:29
Speaker 6: they're better than us. And you know, if you could
30:32
Speaker 6: just get people into the game, then coaches would never
30:35
Speaker 6: have trouble getting teams ready. So I think Penn State's
30:37
Speaker 6: gonna overlook us a bit. They're looking for bigger things.
30:39
Speaker 6: They want to beat the highest Aight or Michigan and
30:41
Speaker 6: get a national totaler ranked eight or nine. So when
30:44
Speaker 6: they're win versus Albany, go away to Pitt, I think
30:47
Speaker 6: we beat Pitt this year. So I'm going to do
30:49
Speaker 6: three wins right in a row. Then I think we
30:51
Speaker 6: get a little let down.
30:52
Speaker 10: Though.
30:52
Speaker 6: We got Kansas at home. They're they're up and coming,
30:55
Speaker 6: they're ranked.
30:56
Speaker 4: Here's the here's the big this is the crucial stretch
30:59
Speaker 4: of the SEA.
31:00
Speaker 6: I'm going lost at home to Kansas. I won't be
31:02
Speaker 6: there because I'm going down to visit my son and
31:04
Speaker 6: watch the UCLA LSU game that weekend.
31:07
Speaker 7: Dad's going to go though.
31:08
Speaker 6: Oklahoma State at Oklahoma State, they're tough out there. I
31:12
Speaker 6: say we got another L. So that's two losses, three wins.
31:15
Speaker 6: I think we get I was at home. I think
31:17
Speaker 6: that's a win. We get k State at home, tough.
31:21
Speaker 6: I've seen k State beat us at home many times.
31:24
Speaker 6: I put that one down for a loss.
31:25
Speaker 4: Okay, so you're going to be four and three after
31:29
Speaker 4: seven after winning their first three, you're saying they're going
31:32
Speaker 4: to go one in three to be four and three
31:35
Speaker 4: with five games left. Yeah, okay, but that.
31:37
Speaker 6: Will make it real easy at Arizona, a win. I
31:40
Speaker 6: think Arizona's over ranked at since we should be better
31:44
Speaker 6: than them. Win home versus Baylor, Baylor's down, I think
31:49
Speaker 6: we beat him at home. Win home versus UCF Man,
31:54
Speaker 6: they're pretty good, but we handled them pretty well last year.
31:58
Speaker 6: I think we'll win that one. And then at Texas Tech.
32:00
Speaker 6: This is the one where I was teetering. It's tough
32:02
Speaker 6: to go out there and play love it, but I'm
32:06
Speaker 6: going to be optimistic this year, So I say a
32:07
Speaker 6: win there. So I'm pricking predicting US nine and.
32:10
Speaker 7: Three this year.
32:11
Speaker 4: So you're predicting is that optimistic fact? Well, you know
32:14
Speaker 4: a lot of that was the average on the Sunday
32:17
Speaker 4: prediction show on the West Coast Line. It was nine wins.
32:20
Speaker 4: It was eight point nine. Okay, some people predicted a
32:23
Speaker 4: point something. But if you look at okay, so you
32:27
Speaker 4: say a good start and a strong start and a
32:30
Speaker 4: strong finish with that tough stretch. Not doing so well
32:33
Speaker 4: with the tough stretch in October basically is what you're saying, right, Yeah.
32:37
Speaker 6: Yeah, And I hesitate on those because a couple of
32:39
Speaker 6: those losses I have as home games. But case State,
32:41
Speaker 6: it's just tough, and I think we get a little
32:44
Speaker 6: bit of letdown after those three kind of big games.
32:46
Speaker 7: At the beginning.
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Speaker 4: We're going with Gary on the line. Gary, do you
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Speaker 4: have an answer to the trivia question?
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Speaker 9: Yeah? About readers star wars with Hoover Leslie.
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Speaker 6: No, missed the two and one of them? But what
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Speaker 6: is the family court judge? Not the circuit judge?
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Speaker 7: And then there was another one. Let's see what Hoover
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Speaker 7: was not.
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Speaker 6: He ran for election this time, but he lost to
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Speaker 6: one to a judge that I don't think you named
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Speaker 6: in your So he missed out on two of them.
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Speaker 4: But that's the closest so far.
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Speaker 6: So Gary, if nobody else calls in and gets it,
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Speaker 6: Gary's done the best so far. Okay, Gary be so
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Speaker 6: Gary will be the winner if nobody else can get
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Speaker 6: because that was three out.
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Speaker 4: Of five, Yeah, three out of five and and two
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Speaker 4: of them well two there are two.
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Speaker 6: Current serving, yeah, currently serving.
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Speaker 4: Okay, but there but there are three of but there's
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Speaker 4: two that I'm thinking of that are well, I know
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Speaker 4: one's very popular. Someone just hasn't named them yet, all right, right, yeah, okay, okay,
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Speaker 4: three o four.
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Speaker 6: I think one current current judge. They haven't named yet.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, fourth, three, four, five, fifty eight, fifty eight again,
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Speaker 4: four tickets to the Alburny game and a blue.
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Speaker 7: Blue lot pass. Yeah, so that's really good.
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Speaker 6: It's six o'clock start, so you know, you can go
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Speaker 6: and get there, have plenty of time to get there,
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Speaker 6: and that kind of thing should be hopefully good weather.
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Speaker 6: I don't want to hit on one other kind of charitable.
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Speaker 6: We talked about the Heart Association, but we're also a
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Speaker 6: big sponsor of the Special Olympics. We've helped with their
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Speaker 6: at least in our local area. I think one of
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Speaker 6: their primary fundraisers, which is their golf event they do
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Speaker 6: every September at Sleepy Hollow Golf Club, and it was
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Speaker 6: sponsored by Toyota for gosh, probably twenty years plus, and
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Speaker 6: Toyota just kind of shifted, you know, maybe some of
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Speaker 6: their funding a different direction. Not anything in Special Olympics.
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Speaker 6: I think they've just gone towards STEM type other things.
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Speaker 6: But my friend Chad Prather, who's high up in Huntington Banks,
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Speaker 6: has helped in Huntington Banks is now the presenting sponsor
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Speaker 6: last year and this year. But they got some teams
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Speaker 6: open September night. It's the event I know we got
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Speaker 6: a call, but I wanted to put that out there
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Speaker 6: because they need a couple more teams to play in
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Speaker 6: that except if you want to play Sleepy Hollow. September ninth,
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Speaker 6: look at the Special Olympic West Virginia. I think Southern
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Speaker 6: West Virginia and uh I should be able to get
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Speaker 6: an application there. We're gonna we're sponsoring again this year.
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Speaker 7: I can't play. I've got a hearing that day.
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Speaker 6: But I've actually got Steve animals z E the Mountain
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Speaker 6: is gonna be So that's our that's our contribution. It's
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Speaker 6: gonna do a remote feed our broadcast from the Holliday
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Speaker 6: and he'll he'll do I'm sure he'll do a really
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Speaker 6: good job of promoting. And it's just another great cause
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Speaker 6: that we are really proud to help.
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Speaker 4: All Right, Rick is on the line. Rick, do you
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Speaker 4: know the five circuit judges in Putnam County since two thousand?
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Speaker 9: I don't know if I got five. I say, Reader,
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Speaker 9: Faulding and the Stowers.
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Speaker 6: Okay, there's one more and he was named earlier and
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Speaker 6: the caller right before you. It's like eagles. Yeah, that's four.
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Speaker 6: That's the closest. So we're gonna hang on to him. Okay, yeah, okay,
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Speaker 6: all unless somebody calls it and gets that it's kind
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Speaker 6: of unfair now because there's only one missing.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, there's only one missing, but that's the one I.
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Speaker 7: Thought would be more difficult.
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Speaker 4: Okay, So what would be your We only got a
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Speaker 4: minute left, so let's go ahead and give it to Rick. Okay, okay,
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Speaker 4: So well.
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Speaker 7: The missing one was Bob Leslie.
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Speaker 6: He was appointed by Tom Whin somebody said his name earlier,
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Speaker 6: but then there was a special election rider quickly and
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Speaker 6: he lost to.
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Speaker 7: Judge Reader I think within a year of a point.
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Speaker 4: That's a good one. Okay, So what should he do? Tom?
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Speaker 7: Wow?
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Speaker 6: Well I got to take a tier. So Rick, if
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Speaker 6: you want to come to the station, or you can
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Speaker 6: come to our office in Nitrailer. I can take him
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Speaker 6: back there and just pick him up.
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Speaker 4: Which would you rather do?
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Speaker 10: Rick?
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Speaker 4: Okay, okay, good, I'll I got to do.
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Speaker 6: A little title work, but I'll be back there by
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Speaker 6: ten fifteen this morning and we'll have him out front.
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Speaker 6: So any time between eight and five is fine. Of course,
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Speaker 6: the game isn't until next Saturday, so you're welcome to
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Speaker 6: come in.
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Speaker 4: That's pretty good. Four five. Leslie was a very short
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Speaker 4: It was a very right.
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Speaker 7: I that's the one I thought would be tough. Of
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Speaker 7: course it's faulting.
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Speaker 6: Unfortunately passed away at als and then and I know I.
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Speaker 4: Wanted to say holiday because longtime judge. And then he
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Speaker 4: did some senior status stuff, right, he kind of said.
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Speaker 6: In a little bit when Judge fall Holding got ill,
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Speaker 6: but he was not officially appointed as.
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Speaker 7: Yeah, clarified that.
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