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Strange and Bizarre News with Eight Million Dimes · The Wes Carroll Morning Show

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  Speaker 1: The news, opinions, commentary, and interviews. You need to start
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  Speaker 1: your day and you're listening to the West Carrol Morning Show.
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  Speaker 2: Friday morning, ninth day of May, Nueve Demayo. All right,
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  Speaker 2: that's it. That's really the last one. I'm not going
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  Speaker 2: to carry it in the next week. It's graduation day
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  Speaker 2: for Columbus State University. Last night was the hooding ceremony.
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  Speaker 2: Today the graduation ceremonies. If you know someone who's graduating
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  Speaker 2: and walking in the ceremony today, I'll be calling the names.
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  Speaker 2: I'd love for you to say hi if you can
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  Speaker 2: catch me. I'm there with the graduates before the ceremony
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  Speaker 2: and then after I kind of disappear very quickly, but
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  Speaker 2: sometimes I'm around on the outside. But I'd love to
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  Speaker 2: say hi if you happen to be there and your list,
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  Speaker 2: especially if you're listening to the show this morning, that
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  Speaker 2: would be fun. It is Friday. It's the day that
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  Speaker 2: we do strange and bizarre news from around the world.
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  Speaker 2: I want to start with this story out of Texas.
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  Speaker 2: An eighteen wheeler that was traveling north of Dallas overturn
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  Speaker 2: and spilled a hall of dimes. About eight hundred thousand
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  Speaker 2: dollars worth of dimes, the change thrown all over the
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  Speaker 2: road and onto the grassy shoulder. Investigator say the driver
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  Speaker 2: of the truck veered off the road and rolled onto
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  Speaker 2: its side. Both he and a passenger were hurt taken
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  Speaker 2: to a hospital. Traffic completely shut down while Cruz tried
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  Speaker 2: to I mean, it's a tough job to get all
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  Speaker 2: of the eight million dimes off the road again the
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  Speaker 2: smallest of coins, and workers were seen picking up dimes
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  Speaker 2: by hand and trying to use vacuums to suck them
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  Speaker 2: all up. It's eight hundred thousand dollars worth of dimes.
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  Speaker 2: That's a lot of stuff to pick up on the
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  Speaker 2: road and from the grass. No word on if they
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  Speaker 2: were able to get it. It was all accounted for
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  Speaker 2: by the time it was all done. Residents of Massachusetts
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  Speaker 2: are looking for help and dealing with an angry woodpecker
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  Speaker 2: that was pecking cars and causing significant damage. The woodpecker
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  Speaker 2: had been pecking what car mirrors and trim all over
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  Speaker 2: the coastal town of Rockport, Massachusetts. Wildlife experts believe it's
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  Speaker 2: likely mistaking its reflection for a rival woodpecker, causing it
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  Speaker 2: to get aggressive as residents have been advised to cover
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  Speaker 2: their car mirrors when parked. About twenty five vehicles had
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  Speaker 2: been vandalized. Town officials say they're working on some solutions
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  Speaker 2: to the problem. But the woodpecker, I mean they're going
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  Speaker 2: to woodpeck. You know, the tiger doesn't go crazy. The
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  Speaker 2: tiger goes tiger. The woodpecker is not vandalizing. The woodpecker
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  Speaker 2: is just going woodpecker. I mean, that's that's what they do.
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  Speaker 2: Or maybe they thought it was a Tesla. May they thought, oh,
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  Speaker 2: we're vandalizing Tesla's still did that stop. We haven't heard
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  Speaker 2: a lot about that lately. Maybe that finally calmed down.
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  Speaker 2: If someone calls you on the phone wanting to give
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  Speaker 2: you money, it's typically a scam. You're wise to assume
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  Speaker 2: that it's probably a scam. Well, Michigan state trooper recently
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  Speaker 2: found five thousand dollars in cash lying in the middle
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  Speaker 2: of the road, not dimes. The trooper, wanting to do
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  Speaker 2: the right thing, contacted a nearby bank and they were
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  Speaker 2: able to confirm that a customer had just made a
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  Speaker 2: five thousand dollars withdrawal. So the trooper set off on
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  Speaker 2: a mission to return the money to the rightful owner,
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  Speaker 2: which you would think would be easy. But every time
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  Speaker 2: the trooper called the individual, he hung up, thinking it
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  Speaker 2: was a scam. It happened multiple times. Finally the man
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  Speaker 2: took the call and stayed on the line long enough
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  Speaker 2: for the trooper to convince him it wasn't a scam
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  Speaker 2: and he was trying to return his five thousand dollars.
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  Speaker 2: The man told him he had left the bank and
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  Speaker 2: somehow the cash fell out of his pocket. The Michigan
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  Speaker 2: State Police wrote on social media, the subject must have
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  Speaker 2: been listening to our public service announcements being a victim
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  Speaker 2: of fraud and believed that he was being scammed. Or
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  Speaker 2: maybe he's familiar with this practice of you know, you
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  Speaker 2: get a call and they say, hey, you won Iron
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  Speaker 2: Bowl tickets, and then you show up and they arrest
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  Speaker 2: you because of some outstanding warrant. So maybe he was
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  Speaker 2: just you know, concerned about who the call was coming from.
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  Speaker 2: And apparently that's a common call you get a call for,
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  Speaker 2: not necessarily the Iron Bowling, but it is a common call.
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  Speaker 2: He gets a call from a scam, I should say,
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  Speaker 2: you get a call from some sort of a sheriff's
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  Speaker 2: office or police agency and they tell you, oh, you
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  Speaker 2: missed a court session or you missed you were supposed
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  Speaker 2: to come in and testify, and we're going to come
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  Speaker 2: arrest you and you got to pay this and that anyway,
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  Speaker 2: So be aware of that as well. But if they're
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  Speaker 2: calling to tell you, hey, we got your money and
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  Speaker 2: we're giving it back, you should probably take that call
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  Speaker 2: at least give him a chance to say what's going on.
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  Speaker 2: A Florida woman had a scary run in with a
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  Speaker 2: black bear and got away unscathed because she fought the
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  Speaker 2: animal off with a bag of cookies. It's a good plan.
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  Speaker 2: Kristin Savage was out for a walk with her Chihuahua,
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  Speaker 2: Ringo when she stopped to look at the bird that
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  Speaker 2: she happened to see in a tree. Probably not a woodpecker,
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  Speaker 2: but maybe could have been, I don't know. Then suddenly
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  Speaker 2: something came at her leg and she thought it was
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  Speaker 2: a dog off a leash. She realized it was a
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  Speaker 2: large head, and before she knew it, the bear was
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  Speaker 2: going after Ringo. At one point, the bear had the
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  Speaker 2: tiny dog in her mouth, but did let go. Thankfully.
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  Speaker 2: Kristin lifted the thirteen pound dog over her head to
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  Speaker 2: keep away from the bear and swung a bag of
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  Speaker 2: cookies she had with her at the bear's head that
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  Speaker 2: frightened the bear. Kristin says, I kind of feel bad,
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  Speaker 2: but I smacked the bear across the face with a
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  Speaker 2: bag of cookies and I threw them at her face.
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  Speaker 2: No one was hurt in the end. Let me just
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  Speaker 2: tell you this, Kristin, as a dog lover, myself, as
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  Speaker 2: a dog lover who's had other dogs charge at their
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  Speaker 2: dog before and try to get aggressive, you didn't do
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  Speaker 2: anything wrong by protecting your dog. I mean, you don't
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  Speaker 2: need to feel bad about smacking a bear in the
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  Speaker 2: head with cookies. You smacked the bear in the head
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  Speaker 2: with whatever you got to smack the bear in the
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  Speaker 2: head with to save your dog and probably yourself as well,
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  Speaker 2: since you're holding the dog over your head. Holding the
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  Speaker 2: dog over your head and smacking the dog in the
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  Speaker 2: bear in the head with a bag of cookies with
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  Speaker 2: the dog over your head in the other hand, is
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  Speaker 2: a commendable act. That's some serious self defense stuff there
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  Speaker 2: that you did. Good for you, all right. Crowds of
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  Speaker 2: people at a beach carnival and Connecticut ran for safety
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  Speaker 2: after someone opened a can of flatulence spray as a prank.
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  Speaker 2: Police wrote in a social media post that pranksters had
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  Speaker 2: a little fun with stink spray, but people panicked and
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  Speaker 2: made a run for it, causing a chaotic scene. The
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  Speaker 2: Fairfield Police Department said we want to assure everyone that
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  Speaker 2: despite rumors circulating online, there were no weapons, no physical altercations,
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  Speaker 2: and no injuries at any time. It's unclear at this
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  Speaker 2: point if anyone involved with the fart spray Shenanigans was
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  Speaker 2: arrested for it. So, I mean, it's a First Amendment right.
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  Speaker 2: If you got fort spray and you want to just
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  Speaker 2: set it off in a crowd of people, I mean,
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  Speaker 2: it's your right. There's nothing that says you can't illegal
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  Speaker 2: immigrant with fart spray. Sure, they can't stop you. You
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  Speaker 2: got all the same rights as everybody else, criminal, illegal immigrant. Yeah,
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  Speaker 2: do it. Just crack open the fart spray, no harm,
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  Speaker 2: no foul. You have First Amendment rights too. A twenty
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  Speaker 2: seven year old mountain climber is safe and sound after
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  Speaker 2: he was rescued from the peak of Mount Fiji and
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  Speaker 2: Japan for the second time in five days. It's a
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  Speaker 2: college student who became stranded on the mountain when he
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  Speaker 2: lost some equipment and was feeling sick from the altitude
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  Speaker 2: Mount Fiji being more than ten thousand feet high. Rescuers
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  Speaker 2: were to reach him and safely bring him down the mountain. Then,
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  Speaker 2: five days later, rescuers received another emergency call from the
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  Speaker 2: same man who had climbed back up the mountain to
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  Speaker 2: retrieve his phone that he accidentally left behind on his
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  Speaker 2: first climb. This time, he suffered some cuts during the
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  Speaker 2: climb needed medical attention. Rescuers carried him down the mountain
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  Speaker 2: on a stretcher and treated his injuries. It's unclear if
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  Speaker 2: he was able to retrieve his phone. If not, might
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  Speaker 2: be going back up there again. I mean, got to
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  Speaker 2: get his phone. He's got his priorities set. He's got
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  Speaker 2: to go back up there and get that phone. I
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  Speaker 2: mean he went up there five days after, you know,
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  Speaker 2: having some serious issues altitude sickness. Got to go back
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  Speaker 2: up there and get that phone. Take a bag of
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  Speaker 2: cookies in case there's a bear up there. That's some
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  Speaker 2: serious stuff, and you just don't ever know if you're
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  Speaker 2: gonna have to whack a bear in the head with
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  Speaker 2: a bag of cookies, especially if you're using a dog
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  Speaker 2: to track down the phone. Parents, if you're gonna let
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  Speaker 2: your kids play with your phone, make sure you've logged
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  Speaker 2: out of the apps, especially ones where your kid might
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  Speaker 2: order things, especially things that kids would really, really like
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  Speaker 2: to have an abundance of. Holly La Favors of Lexington,
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  Speaker 2: Kentucky was shocked when thirty cases of Dumb Dumb lollipops
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  Speaker 2: arrived at her door. She had no idea why the
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  Speaker 2: candy was delivered to her house until her second grade son, Liam,
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  Speaker 2: admitted to ordering them on Amazon while playing with her phone.
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  Speaker 2: The delivery contained seventy thousand lollipops and it cost her
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  Speaker 2: forty two hundred dollars. Holly contacted Amazon, and the company
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  Speaker 2: initially agreed to allow her to return just eight of
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  Speaker 2: the cases. She was going to attempt to sell the rest. Then,
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  Speaker 2: her story went viral on social media and it was
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  Speaker 2: picked up by multiple news outlets. Amazon reached out to
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  Speaker 2: her and agreed to take all the cases back and
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  Speaker 2: refund the money. Yeah, you're gonna want to be really
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  Speaker 2: careful with those kids playing with your phone. Log out
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  Speaker 2: of Amazon. That's just a word of advice, and any
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  Speaker 2: other app with it it stocks. I mean They're probably
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  Speaker 2: not going to start ordering stocks on your behalf, but
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  Speaker 2: you got to be careful. An Ohio woman is under
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  Speaker 2: arrest following a crazy traffic stop where police discovered a
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  Speaker 2: pet raccoon holding a meth pipe in the driver's seat.
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  Speaker 2: This is Ohio. This is not Florida. All of you
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  Speaker 2: thinking that, how is this not in Florida. That's what
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  Speaker 2: I thought when I found this story. I thought, surely
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  Speaker 2: this has to be It has to be in Florida. No, no, no, no,
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  Speaker 2: just outside Cincinnati. The officer stopped a vehicle after identifying
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  Speaker 2: it as belonging to a registered owner with an active
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  Speaker 2: warrant and a suspended driver's license. The driver of the
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  Speaker 2: car three, sorry, fifty five year old. We'll call her
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  Speaker 2: fifty three. She's had a rough day. We'll give her.
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  Speaker 2: We'll knock two years off. Victoria Vidal was taken into
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  Speaker 2: custody without incident, placed in the back of a police cruiser.
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  Speaker 2: When the officer returned to the car's when the officer
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  Speaker 2: found the raccoon named Chewy, sitting in the driver's seat
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  Speaker 2: was with a glass meth pipe in its mouth. A
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  Speaker 2: subsequent search of the vehicle turned up a large amount
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  Speaker 2: of meth amphetamine, cracked cocaine, and other used meth pipes.
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  Speaker 2: Vidal charged with possession of drugs, possession of drug paraphernalia,
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  Speaker 2: driving under suspension. Chewy was unharmed. But how about I
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  Speaker 2: don't know, maybe putting the animal in some kind of
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  Speaker 2: jeopardy a pet Police, I don't know. Is that a crime.
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  Speaker 2: Police say it should be. Police say he's a registered
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  Speaker 2: to someone's pet, but I'm not determined if he belongs
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  Speaker 2: to a Vidal or to someone else. How do you
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  Speaker 2: have a pet raccoon and you don't name it rocket?
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  Speaker 2: That's just my question. You know, I'm sure Chewy chews
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  Speaker 2: on a lot of things. It's got to be the reason,
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  Speaker 2: all right. Walmart known to have pretty much anything you
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  Speaker 2: need when you go in their store, right, I mean
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  Speaker 2: they carry just about everything under the sun. Anything you
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  Speaker 2: can imagine. Something that they don't carry necessarily is exorcisms.
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  Speaker 2: Seventy three year old Angelo Velasquez to Toborda, I got
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  Speaker 2: that right. I got a practice for reading off some
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  Speaker 2: names coming up later today. This morning, I tried to
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  Speaker 2: walk out of Walmart store with a bag containing more
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  Speaker 2: than one hundred and twenty dollars worth of items shampoo, socks, men,
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  Speaker 2: shorts that she did not pay for. Security guards stopped
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  Speaker 2: her and she vehemently, vehemently denied stealing the items. Then
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  Speaker 2: a short while later, as she was being held at
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  Speaker 2: the store for police to arrive, she admitted to attempting
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  Speaker 2: to leave the store with the items, but she only
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  Speaker 2: did so because the devil told her she had to
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  Speaker 2: get them for other people and she didn't have enough
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  Speaker 2: money for it. So she was rested charge with theft.
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  Speaker 2: The devil thus far has not been charged in this case.
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  Speaker 2: I think the devil could be charged for a lot
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  Speaker 2: of things, a lot of crimes. We could charge the
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  Speaker 2: devil with. Seven year old boy in Utah is in
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  Speaker 2: a bit of trouble after he took the keys to
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  Speaker 2: his mom's suv so he could drive his five year
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  Speaker 2: old sister to McDonald's for breakfast. Police say they responded
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  Speaker 2: to a call of a vehicle driving erradically and chose
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  Speaker 2: not to chase it because the caller said the driver
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  Speaker 2: appeared to be a child. The siblings had cash, drove
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  Speaker 2: nine miles from the house never made it to McDonald's,
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  Speaker 2: though they hit another vehicle at some point. As you
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  Speaker 2: would expect a seven year old to do, before eventually
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  Speaker 2: hitting a parking strip and coming to a stop. The
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  Speaker 2: driver of the other vehicle said the kids got out
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  Speaker 2: of the suv and gave them the finger. Police called EMC.
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  Speaker 2: You thought this was a sweet, little innocent story about
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  Speaker 2: two kids. No, no, no, these kids got attitude. Police called
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  Speaker 2: EMTs to the scene, and they determined the kids were unhurt.
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  Speaker 2: Police notified their mother, who was understandable be upset. She
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  Speaker 2: had been sleeping and had no idea The kids left
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  Speaker 2: the house let alone took the car. She was relieved
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  Speaker 2: the kids were okay and even a little impressed they
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  Speaker 2: both knew to wear their seat belts. She said her
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  Speaker 2: son wants to be a truck driver when he grows up.
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  Speaker 2: She also told police that he's had some behavior problems
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  Speaker 2: and will be grounded for a long time, to which
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  Speaker 2: he then flipped her off. I guess ah, all right,
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  Speaker 2: let's get back to Florida. A Florida man who was
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  Speaker 2: arrested thirty times not really good at evading authorities, was
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  Speaker 2: arrested again after daring police to catch him if they can.
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  Speaker 2: Jeffrey hickers Corn has a rap sheet with seventy four
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  Speaker 2: prior felony hirsh coorn I blew that one Jeffrey is
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  Speaker 2: not a good sign for my day while be reading
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  Speaker 2: names of graduation Jeffrey Hirshcorn as a rap sheet that
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  Speaker 2: contained seventy four prior felony charges, thirty convictions, five incarcerations.
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  Speaker 2: Police say a low car dealership called them after several
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  Speaker 2: failed attempts to collect thousands of dollars that Hirshcorn owed them.
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  Speaker 2: Police got an arrest warrant, located Hirshcorn, and arrested him
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  Speaker 2: again for fraud. So all right, finally still in Florida.
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  Speaker 2: Not many great expectations for a drunken, pantsiless Florida man.
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  Speaker 2: This is right, got himself arrested and told cops that
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  Speaker 2: he was Charles Dickens. Police picked up the man who
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  Speaker 2: was walking around a parking lot with only a T
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  Speaker 2: shirt and no pants. They noted that his privates were
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  Speaker 2: on display and he had two bottles of wine and
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  Speaker 2: a can of beer. When he was asked to identify himself,
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  Speaker 2: he said his name was Charles Dickens, yes like the writer.
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  Speaker 2: But officers had their doubts and soon learned the fifty
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  Speaker 2: six year old was in fact not Charles Dickens. His
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  Speaker 2: name Vincent Conroy, and he was arrested with indecent exposure
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  Speaker 2: and providing a false name to police. So yeah, there's
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  Speaker 2: a lot of jokes that you could do with this.
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  Speaker 2: I mean, the fact that he was a naked drunk
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  Speaker 2: man in Florida and knew who Charles Dickens was is
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  Speaker 2: Carol Morning Show. Right after the break, all right, let's
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  Speaker 2: talk dog names by state. Most popular dog names. There's
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  Speaker 2: sixty eight million households in the country with at least
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  Speaker 2: one dog. And I mean dogs have names. This report
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  Speaker 2: says every dog has a name. But I don't know
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  Speaker 2: that every dog has a name. I think that's uh,
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  Speaker 2: it's kind of you know, I mean, some dogs maybe
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  Speaker 2: don't have names. I've known some dogs I don't know
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  Speaker 2: that they had names. But most popular dog names throughout
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  Speaker 2: the US Luna, Bella, Charlie, Max, and Daisy. There's more
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  Speaker 2: dogs named Luna than any other name. When you break
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  Speaker 2: it down by state, though Bella is at the top
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  Speaker 2: of the list in twenty two of the states. Other
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  Speaker 2: popular names in there Lucy, Coco, Milo, Cooper, and Teddy
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  Speaker 2: among the most popular names for dogs Georgia and Alabama. Yep,
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  Speaker 2: Bella where Bella states here. South Carolina is a Teddy state,
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  Speaker 2: and Florida is a Luna state. Other than Florida and
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  Speaker 2: South Carolina, throughout the southeast really all the way over
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  Speaker 2: to Texas. A lot of Bella states, with Arkansas being
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  Speaker 2: the only I guess Chloe state in the country. Kind
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  Speaker 2: of interesting. But if you're basing this on the fact
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  Speaker 2: that every dog has a name, I suppose if you
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  Speaker 2: met a dog that you didn't know its name, you
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  Speaker 2: could just call it Bella and probably be safe. I
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  Speaker 2: don't know, I knew. JD Power customer Satisfaction survey of
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  Speaker 2: airline passengers has Jet Blue in Southwest earning the top scores.
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  Speaker 2: Jet Blue topping the list and customer satisfaction for the
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  Speaker 2: business slash first class cabins and was second for its
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  Speaker 2: Premium Economy and Standard Economy products. Southwest the preferred economy
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  Speaker 2: carrier for a fourth straight year. The survey also found
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  Speaker 2: that despite a struggling economy and recent problems with flights
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  Speaker 2: and FAA shortages, overall passenger satisfaction is actually up from
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  Speaker 2: one year ago. Maybe people are just a little more
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  Speaker 2: optimistic than they were a year ago. I don't know.
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  Speaker 2: Just loving not a possible idea. Would you donate an
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  Speaker 2: organ to save a loved one. Maybe it's something you've
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  Speaker 2: thought about before, Maybe you've never even pondered this. Well, surprisingly, maybe,
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  Speaker 2: a new survey finds that the majority of us would not.
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  Speaker 2: The survey found just thirty nine percent of respondents said
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  Speaker 2: they'd be willing to donate an organ to a family
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  Speaker 2: member or a friend, so they wouldn't give them a kidney.
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  Speaker 2: But what would they do for a loved one? Eighty
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  Speaker 2: two percent said that they would share a windfall of
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  Speaker 2: one hundred thousand dollars. Sixty two percent said they would
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  Speaker 2: act as a reference for a job or housing. Fifty
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  Speaker 2: three percent said they would wait in line for them
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  Speaker 2: at the DMV. I don't know if that means with
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  Speaker 2: them or just wait in line on their behalf, but
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  Speaker 2: there you go. I think I understand the DMV is
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  Speaker 2: not a fun experience, but that's set in the bar
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  Speaker 2: pretty low. And if only fifty three percent of people
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  Speaker 2: would wait in line with or for you on behalf,
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  Speaker 2: that's kind of strange, all right. Well, there's a woman
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  Speaker 2: on social media who says that she asked chat gpt
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  Speaker 2: about whether or not she should quit her job, and
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  Speaker 2: chat GPT told her to do so. Apparently, she laid
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  Speaker 2: out some scenarios there and said she's got a toxic
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  Speaker 2: work environment, she's underpaid, underappreciated for years and stress was
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  Speaker 2: affecting her mental and physical help. And that's when I
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  Speaker 2: guess she reached her limit and she asked chat GPT
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  Speaker 2: point blank what she should do, and according to her post,
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  Speaker 2: told her that she should quit. This is how she
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  Speaker 2: this is what it said. Drop the project, stop working.
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  Speaker 2: You've already exceeded your capacity, given explicit warnings and been ignored.
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  Speaker 2: Continuing reward rewards their dysfunction and punishes your body. Let
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  Speaker 2: collateral for bad leadership. Walk away from the task. Now
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  Speaker 2: leave early. You've already worked through breaks and picked up
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  Speaker 2: extra tasks. Log your hours is full. Do not ask,
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  Speaker 2: do not announce, just go And she said for her,
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  Speaker 2: it clicked and she decided, you know what, this is
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  Speaker 2: what I'm going to do, and she did it. You know,
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  Speaker 2: there's a couple of things that chat GPT does really
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  Speaker 2: well for us, whether or not giving this kind of advice.
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  Speaker 2: I mean, obviously it hit for this person and probably
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  Speaker 2: was maybe the right call for them, at least we hope.
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  Speaker 2: But you know, these sort of therapy scenarios in chat
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  Speaker 2: GPT therapy doesn't really tell you things like you need
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  Speaker 2: to go do this, So it's not really so much therapy.
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  Speaker 2: This is more magic eight ball. I guess I don't know.
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  Speaker 2: So if you decide that you're gonna ask chat GPT
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  Speaker 2: what to do about your job and it tells you
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  Speaker 2: to quit or gives you solid advice, I would love
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  Speaker 2: to hear about that. That's an interesting way that things
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  Speaker 2: played out for her, So I hope it works out
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  Speaker 2: for the best. For if it's true, it's on the internet,
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  Speaker 2: so maybe it's not even real. That'll do it for
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