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Friday - Whatdya Do? · Podcast - Big 98.7

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Now we play a little game, a little hypothetical game where we pass back
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and forth some brutal scenarios. We asked, what do you do? All
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right, Pike, buckle up, She's okay. Warning has been noted.
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All right. So you're the town mayor, Pike Taylor, mayor of Fargo.
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Dream I know, Amanda. You get a memo that a huge production
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company is coming to town. Okay, And a huge production company is coming
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to town and they want to spotlight what Fargo is known for. So you
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get tasked deciding what exactly that is, and you get to decide how to
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showcase it. So, Pike, I got what the town's known for.
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You get to decide what do you do? I mean, it could be
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anything. It doesn't have to be like, for instance, wood chipper,
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like something. It doesn't have to be that you get to create, like
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on the map. Now what it would be. We're gonna go about it.
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I know, stupid thing, I know. I was just giving you
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an idea of like that's a low hanging fruit. You can create it.
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It could be. I know what it could be. Okay, it's renowned
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local music scene. Oh, I think a whole documentary in that would be
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really really interesting. And I'm not just saying yeah, you are. I'm
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not just saying that because I'm in one of the local band have something fun
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that would be fun. I have some respect. It's not just me,
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Like I said, there's a ton of really great local I am aware very
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I don't see you ever at the Aquarium. I never saw you at the
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New Direction when that was open downtown. Huh yeah, exactly not yet.
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Okay, drunkenly stumbling into the windbreak when Tripwires playing does not count as supporting
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the local music. Okay, all right. I was hoping you were gonna
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do like loads of chocolate milk or something. Oh that was the obvious second
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choice was loads of chocolate milk. I just I was excited for you to
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come up with something ridiculous. But I'm what you did is you'll let me
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down. It's my duty as mayor to take things like that seriously. All
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right. By the way, good morning live on Facebook to Corey and Candae.
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We appreciate you putting up with us this morning. You don't just get
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to be mayor of this great city by goofing around. Alright, alright,
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you think mahoney, goofed around? Is that our mayor? Yes? Have
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you ever known him to goof around? I don't think so, it's right,
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I don't know. I don't know wall Looker before him ever goof he
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was a fun guy. Yeah, but there's a distinct line between fun and
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goof. All right, hit me, hit me with one. Oh,
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it's my turn, Amanda. You find yourself working at a bank. Radio
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didn't work out. So now you're at the front desk of a bank,
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okay, when a masked man comes in and he's got a finger gun pointed
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right at you. You finger gun, singy index, middle finger and a
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thumb and he points at you. He says, give me all the money
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in the back, put it in this burlap sack I brought with the one
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with the dollar sign on it. So, Amanda, really, I've been
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writing this since Tuesday. I hope you take it seriously. What do you
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do? You goof troop? I look out of it. Well, and
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I don't know if they really have these, but of course instantly I'm hitting
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the button under the counter. Nobody, no button, nobody, not the
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bank. You got a job at Okay. Then I'm gonna look him and
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go sir, take your little pu pew gun and get out of here.
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You're not taking the money. It's a hit finger gun. You have a
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family at home. Yeah, a finger gun. He's presenting the finger gun.
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But you don't know. As soon as you say now he reached it,
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he would have pulled out the real thing. Ain't nobody gonna pretend with
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a pew pew gun. I'm risking it. Why, it's not your money.
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You're just taking the job that seriously, Yes, don't ever, don't
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ever. I'm going I'm saying for you, for your family, all right,
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just get home safe. And that goes for anybody working at any of
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these jobs. No, you are supposed I think you are. Isn't that
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a rule? Money? Yeah, you do whatever they say? Or if
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people like people work at a Walgreens, if somebody comes in and steal stuff,
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you're just supposed to let them go. You don't don't do it.
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Yeah, you're not supposed to citizen's arrest or chase anybody down. That is
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true. Okay. I apologize, as difficult as that might be, because
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you do take it personally. I haven't been in a a career that that's
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happened to me or I know of it. Somebody, somebody came in here
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and said, give me all the microphones we would have to yet. Okay,
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all right, bike, you wake up one morning to a sound of
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a cat. You rollover and that cat is in your bed. But it's
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not just an organ cat. It's a sweet orange tabby cat. Oddly enough,
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it doesn't just mew, It can talk. The cat looks right at
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you, right right by your head, tail wrapped around your neck, looks
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right at you. Does I know everyverything about you, and I'm going to
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tell every dirty little secret about you if you don't take care of me.
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And I know you're a big cat guy, so this shouldn't be hard,
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allergic. That's the reason. Remember you degrading the cat Pumpkin actually similar to
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the one you're describing, who passed away sadly and having nothing but disrespect for
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it. I was sad for you when Pumpkin passed. Stop your barn cat
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right was an outside cat? Yeah no, that's fine. In the shop
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it was heated. Well, let me make this a little bit more personal.
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Then this cat's name happens to be shocking Pumpkin rounded And this cat's only
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requests is that you take care of it the rest of its life. And
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just so you know, this cat is like death becomes her living forever,
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death becomes her. You've never seen that movie? Why was that Goldie on?
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Where you get the shot and then you live forever. Death becomes her
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household film. I just told you I hadn't seen how to Lose a guy
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in ten days? You think guys saw death to her? You're killing me.
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We need to have a movie night anyway. So the cat wants to
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make sure that you what does it want? You have to carry this cat
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around for the rest of your life in like a man purse. Oh,
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now you're changing the situation for the rest of your life. Otherwise, it's
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gonna tell you the world all your journey little secrets. Okay, I told
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you to buckle up, Pike. Can I hit the thing you please?
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With all do respect, all due respect? What does that even mean?
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What do you do? What do you Okay? First of all, what
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do you think I've got buried away here? That it's everything? I mean,
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any little detail, all the things your Google search history. Oh,
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that's just published everything. Pumpkin is gonna puts it out. I am gonna
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go with the cat. I have to have it in a sling like all
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the time. Yeah, I think of like The Hangover. I don't know.
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Have you seen that movie? Yeah, I've seen all three? Okay,
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got it like that Zach fell gallifan Aka style. Okay, but the
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way it's the worst punishment. I really appreciate Corey Schneider over here, one
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of our top fans saying, good movie. He is well aware of what
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a good movie is. He must be talking about The Hangover. Yeay,
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man of final What do you do here on this lovely day? You're at
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your husband's work, all staff labor day barbecue, your husband Nick. Of
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course, you know, moving up in the company, you gotta attend these
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kind of functions. Well, you're standing over by the hot dogs, when
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suddenly a woman comes up to Nick, your husband, and says, there
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he is. There's my work husband, and gives him a big hug.
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You've never seen this lady before. She appears to be twenty somethings, absolutely
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gorgeous tattoos on her arms. She looks at you and says, Hi,
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I don't think i've heard about you. Are you Nick's sister? I'm Tina
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and sticks her hand out to shake yours Tina, Tina, Oh just a
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smoke show? What do you do? There's only one line in here that
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you messed up because Mama might. I wouldn't throw down. I would be
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very passive aggressive about it either way. But would you let Tina know?
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Let Tina know where Mama's at? But it was the he's not a tattoo
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person. So I would have been like, okay, Oh, so you
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think you're safe because she's got tattoos on her arms? Totally like, oh,
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get another sleeve? Did maybe Nicol help her pick out her next tattoo?
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Oh? Are you just conceding that they're together now? Not a chance.
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No, I would have some words. I would say, hi Tina,
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and then you know what to do. I'd probably take out my phone
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and show her all of our beautiful children, invite her over crazy like a
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minute in the morning. Big nty eight point seven, Amanda stills. Let's
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see, I have never been sick from Chinese food. In fact, the
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amount I eat at a buffet and you've seen it, I am you would
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think it would make any normal person. See, it makes people sick watching
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you eat that much food. Yes, that's a nice it's a lot of
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like, yeah, it's a buffet, it's a point you get my money's
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worth. Actually sounds really good right now. I would love if anybody were
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to ask me, Hey, do you want to go have Chinese food for
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lunch? I would say yes, anybody okay seven oh one two eight ol
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one ninety eight seven up for grabs? Lunch with Pike? Are you paying?
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No? Oh gotcha, No, you just get to be within company
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of course. Yeah. And it'd have to be after one because I gotta
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work till one, so it'd be a late lunch, but still little mid
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days buffet. You know, it's tricky when you start, when you start
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going to a Chinese buffet in like the mid afternoon, you're really running the
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risk of what oh just fresh. Yeah, they've they're passed the lunch cook
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and they're not yet to the day. Like my brother and I we went
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to the one in Morehead, one of the ones I won't name the one.
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We'll get there. It was probably two pm. Literally, they said,
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hey, you might want to go look at the fe like before you
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pay, And I was so desperate and hungry. I saw it and the
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rice was like rock hard. You know, everything was just cold, but
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you were just you. We still tried and and then it was so bad.
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I just finally said, Okay, I know you guys already made us
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the offer to leave. We're like, we're ready to leave now. So
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we got a refund. Him left. Really there's a little lesson, don't
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go to Chinese? Do you want that tea? Or should we just talk
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about Chinese? Oh? Yeah, because I know what what do you have?
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What do you have for stories? Actually? Really heartbreaking news. Did
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you see this? Yesterday? Comedian Bob Newhart passed away ninety six? Just
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sad though, just in general, what really heartbreaking? You torn up about
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it? It was just one of those He's an icon absolutely, seventies eighties
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shows a lot of different things. I know, and the newer generation will
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remember him as Will Ferrell's dad the Empire State Building. Last night they what
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it's not Will Ferrell's dad off of Elf? Did I forget that? Yeah?
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You left that out. He was his character's dad in the movie Elf.
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You'll probably know him as Will Ferrell's dad in Elf. It's amazing when
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like two words can doe to a sentence. Quite the claim, Quite the
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claim, that's a yeah, really good run. Obviously a legend. They
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put him on the Empire State Building and they put on there we will miss
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you Papa, of course in the elf costume. So that was that was
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a sweet little thing. Just shut her down. They put shut her down.
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Before the funeral, they put his body up yeas Kate Hudson and Matthew
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McConaughey, both of them don't wear deodorant. They both were in a lot
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of rom coms together, and they sat down for an interview and somebody was
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like, gosh, does he stang? Because of course you're thinking, if
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you're gonna be kissing somebody or you know, doing that, you're gonna want
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him smell good. She goes, yeah, I could smell him. But
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she also says I go all naturelle as well, and the movie had to
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lose a guy in ten days. She dished that if somebody put together a
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good script, they would both be down to do a sequel on that,
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which would be great. You know, when I die, would you mind
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putting me up on the isn't the Block nine building the big one downtown?
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Propped me up there for a few days? Would you what would be your
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He was Bob Newton was elf Bob newtonart guy. Do you really were torn
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up about it? Weren't you? Bob Newhart absolutely heartbroken? What about him?
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Was in the elf costume? What would you want to be? We've
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had a lot of versions of you, Pike. Would you be Speedo Pike,
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sax Man Pike, completely completely gol Pip. It'd be sort of a
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public viewing what is wrong with you? You're weird? I'm dead still even
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worse, you think it's weird that I'm requesting you put my naked dead body
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up on the Block nine building downtown after I pass next, Well, then
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that's you. What is next? Ingrid Andress? Oh yeah, this guy,
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this girl you might know where from such hits as favorite. There are
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some people who like yourself. Was the first time you had really heard from
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her at all, and Monday that was just it was not good. We
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did find out she said she was going to rehab. Still no word on
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whether she entered a rehab facility or not. But the reason I'm talking about
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it is her knew. Her music has spiked like fifty percent since Monday,
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more hearts than mine. Great song. Oh yeah, I was not aware,
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but I did check out some of her stuff, much like it sounds
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like a lot of people had to. But yeah, yeah, I don't
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know if she'll actually go to rehab or not. I don't think people care
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enough about this. Sounds callous. I'm sure, of course people care about
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her, her family and friends, but I don't think we care enough to
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be like checking in going you better have gone. You you better not lie
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about going to rehab. And she just steps away for a little bit.
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Just like anything, people make mistakes. You just got to move on from
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them. Yeah, I mean, there's at least she wasn't driving. She
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was just singing while drunk. Just happen to be the national anthem. Yeah,
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it's a big sum big hit, one of a Francis Scott Key's finest
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You know that is I do? Yeah? You do? I bet you
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do? Are you? Bob Newton's dad new Heart in the morning. I'm
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trying to enjoy the summer as much as you can, because you know,
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we're still in the middle of it. Despite what you know. The Home
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Depots of the world wants you to think, because did you see this,
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They've already got their twelve foot skeleton in stock wow, pretty much declaring.
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I mean, I mean, just get out the freaking Christmas trees. Well,
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and a lot of people do because we're coming up on is it Christmas
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in July? For some of these people, like they do those promos,
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so they start doing Yeah, I'm like, I'm good here. Well that's
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like a funny, like, oh, we're halfway there, we'll pretend it's
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Christmas. But people buying actual Halloween decoration decorations and going through that process right
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now, that's insane. Well it is. Have you seen any of your
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neighbors with it. It's a twelve foot decorative skeleton called Skelley. Is it
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purple? No, it's classic skeleton color. Okay, because we have one
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in our neighborhood and it's really really tough, and it's purple, and it's
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really kind of creepy. I mean, I guess I'm not saying that they
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don't have purple. And I feel like it's actually bigger than twelve feet really,
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yes, well twelve feet is pretty sizable, I know. Would you
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now, are you a fan of people going all out like that in your
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neighborhood or do you kind of just seek really think like just stop I'm kind
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of more of the classic, you know, white lights, that kind of
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thing. More power to you if you want to decorate. To me,
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it looks the little colluttery and some of them are nicely put together, like
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I don't mind, you know, the big candy canes that people were putting
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out, and if it's decorated, nice and you have like a Santa,
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But I don't think you need You don't need every character, all of the
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things, activity set, frosty, we don't need all of that, correct
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And like the blow up, Yeah, that's the we had on the big
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blow up things. They really got popular quick they did. And I get
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that they're easy and whatever, but then when they're I'm terrible. But then
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when they're down, you know what I mean, it's like when they don't
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have them up and I'll lit up during the day. It's like you just
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have like this deflated yeah, like this deflated Santa sack just sitting there on
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the ground, big flimsy sack. Not okay for me, not I'm not.
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I'm not a fan of that. But maybe you should to each their
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own. Maybe you should start campaigning for an h OA in your neighborhood and
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you can lead the charge. I don't. I don't think I'm up for
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that. No, Ata, aren't you? Aren't you working on that?
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Well? I put it in my paperwork. It's funny. I wonder if
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I got approved or how that works. I don't know if there's a process
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for that or not. Maybe there's a they've probably been vetting me all some
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I'm just waiting to see. But after hearing your thoughts on you know,
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neighborhood clutter, they probably think you're perfect for the job. Wait a minute,
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this woman sounds exactly like who we want in the morning on seven?
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Could it be? Could it? Could it finally be the death of dating
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apps? Generation Z is leading the charge to kill them off because it turns
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out I had no idea that they prefer to meet their partners in actual,
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real life situations rather than just on a dating app. Well, I think
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that would be the ideal situation. But is that ideal anymore? You know
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what I mean? People I feel like are when you're out and about,
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you see people like locked in their phones. I don't think people are as
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I'm not gonna say aggressive, but you know what I mean, like in
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situations? Why would you you know, Why would you need to approach somebody
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at a bar or something when you when you know you have ten times as
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many people available right there on your phone. Yeah. I actually have a
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girlfriend who is maybe thinking about going into the dating app world, and so
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she was talking to me about this and I don't even know where to start,
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and so she was going through because I'm like, what are the ones
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anymore, especially the ones that aren't just hookup apps? Or are they all?
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No? There were? What you make them? Like Tinder? That's
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true. I mean you just make it clear what you're there for. That
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is a part of your bio. Trust me. I'm djaying weddings now and
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I've talked to a lot of couples. I always ask how they met,
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and a shocking amount of them met on Tinders. So because it doesn't that
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feel like that's this we were in this generation, whether it be COVID or
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whatever it is. I mean, if you met somebody in the last five
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years, that's probably the way it went down. Probably well, gen Z
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they preferred the other way though, according to this a new survey they just
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commissioned asking a bunch of young daters how they prefer to meet their partner and
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dating apps were not on top of the list. Actually it was real life
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unconventional settings such as virtual reality. You see, and that almost feels kind
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of the same like the gaming situation, right and very bizarre, but okay,
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don't even know how that would work. Protests and uh oh this last
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one interested funerals was on the list funerals falling in love at a funeral?
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Have you ever? I know, and I feel like most of the funerals
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should go to It's a relative yeah, right, I can't say that I've
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ever even felt the least been aroused at a funeral. No, definitely,
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not not a sentence I thought i'd say today, But if I got to
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say it, I'll do it. Yeah, there's no moment. I mean,
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I guess there's some consoling, maybe that is going on, but I
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think you're just so usually distraught. You know, sometimes if you do go
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to a funeral and you're sort of like a fringe person, like you kind
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of knew them, or you're there to support their niece or something. Usually
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there's like and I'm not saying like an after party after a funeral, but
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there's you know, the people who are mourning the last will hit up a
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bar or do something. So maybe there, I don't know. I do
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like where they're headed though, I think that it sounds very refreshing to get
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back to the basics of what would be dating. It just sounds so exhausting.
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Yeah, well yeah, the funeral thing. I mean, I'm trying
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to think of the pros here and it's a moment where people are vulnerable or
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like emotions are you know what I mean. True, there's kind of like
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this overlying theme of geez, you just never know. You gotta you gotta
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live life while you while we're here. It's short. Yeah, Now I'm
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you know, if you're like if it was your brother who passed that you
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probably aren't seeking out intimate relationships. Probably not. Yeah, so interesting.
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So yeah, maybe if you're looking to date and dating apps aren't working for
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you, bumble has just been a bumble. The thing I was I totally
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was going to text you yesterday when I was talking to this girlfriend because I
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remember hearing about hinge You're going to text me. Yeah, I feel like
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you're in the know, you know, like what literally never been on a
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dating app? No, but you have friends that are like still barely one
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single friend. Really, I'm an old, old man. I forget it's
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all that's said. Yeah, I mean, I hear of hinge, I
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hear of bumble tinder. But turns out funerals are the better options. So
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why don't you just start. I'll just tell her attending random tell your friend.
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Yeah, let's just hit up the obituary section today. Now here's what
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you need to know. In his first public speech since Saturday's assassination attempt,
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Donald Trump delivered the longest convention speech in history during the final night of the
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Republican National Convention. He was speaking for just over an hour and a half,
22:00
but he did start out by talking about how Saturday happened. The amazing
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thing is that, prior to the shot, if I had not moved my
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head at that very last instant, the assassin's bullet would have perfectly hit its
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mark, and I would not be here tonight. We would not be together.
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There were a lot of tears in the audience, and I think people
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watching at home. Trump did announce it over six point three million dollars had
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already been raised for the victims that work shot, including the one who was
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fatally shot. Of course, he did say that it cannot compensate. The
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great movement in public and behind the scenes to convince President Biden to drop out
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of the race may actually happen. According to Newsmax, this is one commentator
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last night, Cora al Courd to multiple Democratic sources, this is happening all
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of a sudden. Everyone said it would happen gradually and then all at once,
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and that's what's happening. According to my sources, President Biden has agreed
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to step down as a Democratic nominee. Ah may what happened as early as
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this weekend. The speech has been d for him. I love the guy.
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Oh man, ah man a man. Really that's the only that's the
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only source I'm seeing of that. I mean, that's just obviously his source
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is saying. So we'll see if it's credible. But yeah, we are
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finding out. Biden will continue on as president and he would not endorse Vice
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President Kamala Harris as his successor. Last night at the RNC, some people
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were saying that maybe Michelle Obama would be running. I mean, there's just
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there's a lot of speculation out there and we don't know until we actually get
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a speech. This was shocking. Did you see. Microsoft had a worldwide
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outage last night on their cloud services. A lot of people's flights. They're
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waking up this morning going well, why is it canceled? Why is it
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delayed? We ended up finding out American Airlines, Delta, United, Allegiance,
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they all had to be grounded by the FFA because of it. Geez,
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can you imagine that the reason the local four h club had the ground
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the fly We have some problems, but I mean it messed with Visa,
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ADT security, Amazon, I mean a lot of different things that were using
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Microsoft, like everyone, well not me. That's why I put my trust
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in Tim Apple, Old Tim Tim Apple. You're not You're not familiar with
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Tim Apple. I don't think I know Tim Apple. We always joke about
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it's speaking of Trump. It was one of his speeches where he was introducing
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Tim Tim Cook, the CEO of Apple. Yeah, he said, uh,
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thank you, Tim Apple, and he called it Tim Apple. Trust
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me. For a girl who gets her words mixed up quite often, I
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can understand when your mind's going a few different directions. Microsoft did say that
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everything is up and running, although some people are still reporting issues. Whether
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today we could see a little bit of ring kind of rolling through this morning.
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Nothing that's going to stick around. It is going to be a hot
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one today, Sonny, I have eighty six. I would like to play
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the actual clip. Do we have time yet? Okay? This is This
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is Donald Trump introducing the Apple CEO. Tim Cook is his name, Arement.
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We appreciate it very much, Tim Apple. But we're it's a little
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thing. It's so dumb, but it's just entertain Damn Apple Apple. Oh
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that go to Big nine eighty seven dot com. Like a man in the
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morning on Big Nutty eight point seven. Now you know, this community is
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no stranger to a dog hunt, A citywide man hunt for a dog.
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Yeah. I feel like there's been a lot of them around the area lately.
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Got a missing dogs. Of course, the infamous one was a last
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fall, the UH service dog that was gone. What was the name again?
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Yes, Ruby, Ruby, Ruby, so so sad. No luck
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on Ruby, right, no luck on Ruby. But we did find uh
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did you see the one in the Lakes area, kind of by Ottertail,
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that golden retriever that went missing during the Fourth of July fireworks. A week
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later, that dog was found. No way, Yes, isn't that any
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The dog ran off during the Yes, it was on a leash and everything
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and it just kind of got away. But yes, that dog was found.
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Well here's another missing dog, now not in our community, thankfully,
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but this poor dog, this Lab retriever mix, went missing and somehow got
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its head stuck inside of a bowl, now a bull like, like a
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very deep bowl, deep enough to fit well, well, a doghead.
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I'm really just trying to see how that's possible. I'll take a look at
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the photo here. Probably thought the bull was its bull, it's dog bull
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yep. And it's covered the entire head. So picture like a you know,
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like an astronaut. Yep, this dog. That's kind of what this
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looks like. So the dog is running around the town. People keep spotting
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this what they call now jughead. They've nicknamed the dog. I know right,
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being I can't call the dog a jug head. Well, it got
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the nickname Jughead. So the city was just on a massive hunt for this
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dog. In fact, the police got involved. They started launching drones,
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so they called in all the stops, yeah, to find Jughead. Well,
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later that day, neighbors reported a woman crawling under a home to rescue
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the dog and they found it. Oh that's so good. Also very sad
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because it's like there's one hundred degrees here in Texas, which is where this
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dog was missing. That you know, with your imagine your head in a
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bowl. But let's get a bowl out of the break room and just put
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your head in it for a little bit. Yeah, because I'm assuming that
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it's covering this dog is not able to really drink anything then, right,
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absolutely, unless somehow the dog figured out how to get water in the bowl,
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Like have you stopped your hand pond? But then you're like drowning yourself.
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That's true. Imagine that. Oh gosh, I mean just it.
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I mean, at some point that might be the best option. So jug
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Head was found. Yea great news everything. Jug that's fine. Now I
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don't know what the actual name is. They'd have to ask but yeah,
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uh. There's so many scams though that people are falling for on social media
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right now, as far as missing dogs, about missing dogs and all of
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it. It's wild to me, and missing people that aren't like little kids,
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like what are we doing? Can we please just shut down? It's
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a Facebook group, I want to say. It's like Fargo, more Head,
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Sail like something or another. It's just one of these groups that you
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can sell stuff. Yeah, people are such and I don't want to be
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mean because I'm maybe more aware than they are, but just the sharing of
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you, right, like a dog that's been abused, like this dog was
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found in hashtag more head Yeah, and it's like the owner blah blah blah,
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or this kid was missing or this old person was missing. It is
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amazing to me how many of my friends share them, not realizing because you
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you instantly, because like all of us, you're just kinda scrolling through.
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You see you're like, oh my gosh, I want to share this,
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but you're not really reading, seeing or understanding that it's I get so,
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man, I shouldn't. But then every time you see somebody share it,
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you look at the comment. There's one comment and it's somebody saying this is
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a scam because we're starting to catch on. But obviously every day there's a
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new sucker fallen for it. And I don't even know what the end goal
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is, how that it is really weird and who are these dogs in pictures?
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Of right? They in the can? I think what happens is the
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post ends up getting you can't comment on the actual post, so then people
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share it like crazy, and then the original poster changes it to like something
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else where they're selling selling ray bands or something that makes sense. It's always
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just a scam. I know, you gotta be cared. Yesterday I met
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my mom for coffee, and she was pretty excited about this text she got.
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Somebody just out of nowhere got her number and knews that she'd be a
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great option for a data entry position work from home for sixty bucks an hour.
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Oh woeah? Really really a good operation? Did she have to do?
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In order to land that gig? They wanted her to set up some
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app. You had to download this app called telegram, and and she was
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working on it. She she was working on it, and she's like,
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I just found I figured I would ask you, my mom without even hearing
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another detail about this, like, yes, it's a scam, Yeah it
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is. It happens thankfully old block was my mom couldn't download the app.
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She was having a heart she forgot her Apple ID. So that was a
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welcome road bock. Yeah, one time like it, Amanda in the morning
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on Big think about it, like the luckiest moment you've had in your life,
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like winning something, because everybody says, I mean when we give stuff
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away, it's it's a very common response for the caller to say, I
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never win anything. Yeah, the only thing I've ever won, and it
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is great. It's a bretty amazing meat I am a meat raffle quill.
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Amanda's really established herself as no let me let me talk. I know what
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you're about to do. I know you know what I mean, and you
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know what It's true. This is what happens. You all see on Amanda's
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social media or Facebook, her winning meat raffle after meat raffle, and you
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think, with this lady, what a meat raffle queen. That's what she
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wants you to think. Meanwhile, Pike here sees the backside of it,
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sees the other side. Not true. She's Amanda going to the ATM putting
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hundreds of dollars into the it's such a lot, all but ensuring that she'll
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win something at the meat raffle last week Local seven oh one. Well,
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let me guess, put in five bucks, because that's what it is to
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play one in the third round. So five bucks for that whole breakfast pack.
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Are you kidding me? That's what you say every time? Not true?
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Okay, sometimes, yeah, exactly, but that's very rare. My
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point is you go deep enough that you could just go to Costco and get
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twice the amount of meat. First of all, charity, second of all,
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not as fun. All right, okay, I guess well, nobody's
31:33
as lucky as this lady woman in Virginia went to the gas station. She's
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a she's a lottery player, you know. So she got one ticket with
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her her blocky numbers, which were five five five five zero. You can
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pick the same number. She did the same number six times. Now,
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this isn't a powerball, different lottery, but it ended up being correct.
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So all six of the tickets she got, which were identical, of course,
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all winners to one hundred and eighty thousand dollars. Really, this lady
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luckiest lady in the world. Do you ever play the lottery scratch offs?
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Even when it's like, oh, it's a billion dollars. I stopped when
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we the pot used to come around the office, and I always felt like,
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if I don't put five bucks in, this is gonna be the one
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time of office pool is gonna win. I don't think I've ever done that.
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I've never purchased a lottery ticket. Never once I have either. I
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mean I was hooked on scratch offs. Like as a young man. We
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used to you know, now you got to be eighteen in Minnesota anyway to
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play scratch offs. Yeah, so we were, of course sixteen going into
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gas stations buying scratch offs, you know. I mean my mom used to
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buy from me when I was a kid, which probably not to throw my
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mom under the bus here, but that might have had something to do with
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it. You know. So my buddies and I we just sit outside this
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gas station. There was one in more Head there, I guess Dilworth.
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You could just go in there and they would never id you, never question
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it. We were obviously, trust me, I was not an old looking
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high school student, but weren't you? Was it really that fun? Though,
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I mean, I guess it kind of felt elias, but ultimately it
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probably weren't winning much, if anything. You kidding. I'll never forget the
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night that now was I probably one hundred and fifty dollars into buying strategy,
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saying and who has this kind of money? In high school? Hey,
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artbiast was paying seven twenty five an hour, and I got as many hours
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as I wanted. Fair enough, the expenses were minimal at the time. Okay,