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Wicked Radio 10-30: How To Turn Biden's Garbage Comment Into A Personal Win · Wicked Radio with Bill Adams

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Speaker 1: Anybody feeling like garbage today? I know I am. And
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Speaker 1: let me tell you something. It feels fan freaking'antastic. Of
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Speaker 1: course we're gonna talk about that line, Biden's garbage line,
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Speaker 1: think of think of the deplorables line, and you put
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Speaker 1: it on steroids, because that's really what this is. And
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Speaker 1: it's fantastic. And I'm gonna tell you exactly why you
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Speaker 1: should celebrate this. Are you mad? Are you mad? Bro
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Speaker 1: shouldn't be, None of us should be. We should be
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Speaker 1: celebrating this. You're gonna think it's a little bit of
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Speaker 1: a stretch right now, but I think in time you're
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Speaker 1: gonna understand why exactly you should be extremely extremely happy
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Speaker 1: about this. About affecting the election, I don't know who knows.
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Speaker 1: Nobody knows that thing is a crapshirt. I have no idea,
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Speaker 1: But I'm talking about what that dementia brain said last
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Speaker 1: night being a huge personal win for everybody, not just
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Speaker 1: people that vote like you or think like you. We'll
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Speaker 1: talk about that. We'll also talk about the thing that
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Speaker 1: nobody's talking about this morning. There's another little side byproduct benefit.
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Speaker 1: Kamala's closing argument was, last night, did you know no
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Speaker 1: what's talking about that completely blown off the front page.
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Speaker 1: And that's another good thing. We'll get it to this too.
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Speaker 1: Last night was a world series mugging of a player
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Speaker 1: in the stands at Yankee Stadium. Boy, that was something.
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Speaker 1: As it turns out, it was like a two thousand
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Speaker 1: dollars mistake too for both of those knuckleheads. And it's
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Speaker 1: another reason to be happy. Today it's National candy corn Day.
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Speaker 1: I I know that's a tough argument. I actually love it.
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Speaker 1: Let's get to the news what really matters. Thanks for
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Speaker 1: finding Wicked Radio with me, Bill, I appreciate it very much.
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Speaker 1: Put your notifications on for when we go live if
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Speaker 1: you follow me, and then this lives as a post
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Speaker 1: later on for the replay, audio version, audio podcast out
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Speaker 1: there wherever you get them, all the platforms. But more importantly,
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Speaker 1: let's talk about what may or may not change the election,
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Speaker 1: but it may change your personal life. Here's Joe. They're good, decent,
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Speaker 1: honorable people. The only garbage I see floating down there
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Speaker 1: is his supporters. His demonizational scene is unconstable. Okay, background,
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Speaker 1: Obviously they put him out there in a campaign pre
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Speaker 1: recorded by the way, a campaign video to help kamalogue
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Speaker 1: close the deal, Well, you know what it was, and
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Speaker 1: they tried to politicize it again the throwaway line of
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Speaker 1: the comedian at the Medison Square Garden rally that they
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Speaker 1: picked on, trying to portray, trying to spin it again,
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Speaker 1: that's the comedian. And therefore Trump somehow magically was calling
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Speaker 1: Puerto Rican's garbage, you know, because that's what they try
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Speaker 1: to do. But Joe being Joe, of course, the filter
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Speaker 1: was off. We'll get to that in a second, and
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Speaker 1: wound up calling anybody that votes for Trump or doesn't
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Speaker 1: go with the accepted narrative garbage. You said it, and
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Speaker 1: he meant it, for sure. Now why do I say
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Speaker 1: he meant it? Sadly A lot of us have dealt
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Speaker 1: with this, you know. Not to make fun of Joe, Well,
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Speaker 1: I will, because he's a public figure and he says
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Speaker 1: things like that and he insults other people. So I
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Speaker 1: don't feel bad about insulting him. But I would never
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Speaker 1: insult somebody that's going through obvious it's obvious stages of dementia. Right.
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Speaker 1: One thing we know, if you've ever dealt this with
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Speaker 1: this in your family, and I have, I think a
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Speaker 1: lot of us have the filter is off with them.
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Speaker 1: And what I mean by that is you can try
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Speaker 1: to put him in front of a teleprompter. When he
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Speaker 1: goes off of that, they will always tell you what's
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Speaker 1: really in there. You know what I mean. When they
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Speaker 1: say it, they mean it, and he means it. That's no.
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Speaker 1: And came out with a statement like an hour later,
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Speaker 1: of course, because the Kamala campaign was freaking over this
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Speaker 1: on the night of Kamala's closing argument, closing with a
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Speaker 1: K I think, and they tried to backtrack off it.
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Speaker 1: Of course. Whatever. No, when they say it, they mean it.
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Speaker 1: That's exactly what they think of everybody that doesn't vote
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Speaker 1: for them. And the scary part of that is, of
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Speaker 1: course they mean it. And of course they would go
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Speaker 1: after anybody. Now the real threats to them, you know,
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Speaker 1: the Steve Bannons of the world, you know, Peter Navarro,
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Speaker 1: Trump himself, you know, try to go after them, but
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Speaker 1: everybody else, every day, regular Americans, if you don't follow
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Speaker 1: their party line, the accepted party line, of course they
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Speaker 1: would try to censor you. Of course, that's coming down
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Speaker 1: the road. When they say it, they mean it. Here's
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Speaker 1: the spin this morning, and I'll get to why this
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Speaker 1: is a great thing. At just a second, I promise you.
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Speaker 1: Here's the media spin. Let's see how this is going. Well, hmm,
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Speaker 1: let's go to the Washington Post this morning before Bezos
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Speaker 1: cracks down. Here's their line this morning. Trump campaign clash,
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Speaker 1: Trump and White House campaign over whether Biden called Trump
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Speaker 1: supporters garbage. There's no clash. It's own video, he said it.
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Speaker 1: There's the first bit of spin. Here's Politico. Wow, no
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Speaker 1: bias there. Biden and a zoom call said the only
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Speaker 1: garbage was the hatred of Trump's supporters who said such
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Speaker 1: things about American citizens. No, there's no no. He said
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Speaker 1: Trump supporters are garbage. We all know that obviously. And
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Speaker 1: there's a White House statement and all this other stuff.
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Speaker 1: That's what they really think. Now you're gonna think this
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Speaker 1: is a stretch. I promise you, guys, I promise you.
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Speaker 1: You should be celebrating this today. You absolutely should be.
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Speaker 1: Now you're thinking, why, Bill, that's kind of a stretch.
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Speaker 1: You know, I'm kind of mad about this. No, that's fine.
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Speaker 1: You should be too. This is why we're now on
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Speaker 1: years years of having to deal with people, the brainwashed,
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Speaker 1: low IQ people. They're all in our lives they're at work,
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Speaker 1: whatever it is, they're in your social group. You got
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Speaker 1: to deal with them. You've never quite known how to
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Speaker 1: respond to them now for years when they will say
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Speaker 1: things like this to you or me, how could you?
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Speaker 1: How could you vote for that felon, that criminal dad race,
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Speaker 1: that Nazi hockey? And what would we I'll try to do, right,
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Speaker 1: you try to move with the fact. Well, you know, actually,
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Speaker 1: I think is policies work. We've already seen four years
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Speaker 1: of that. I think economically we did. Well. What kind
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Speaker 1: of response do you get when you say that, when
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Speaker 1: you try to try to bring them facts? Huh. I'll
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Speaker 1: give you a second to think about it, because I'll
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Speaker 1: tell you what I get. Well, that's all you get,
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Speaker 1: and they talk over you and they can't the cognitive
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Speaker 1: dissonance people like that have, they can't deal with facts.
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Speaker 1: So you'll try again, Hell, can you deal with that felon? Well,
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Speaker 1: actually you know it was a weaponized justice system of
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Speaker 1: a crooked prosecutor that went with them. And what's the response.
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Speaker 1: That's what you get? Well, those days are over, my friends,
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Speaker 1: and this is why you should celebrate the garbage comment
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Speaker 1: next time anybody, and I mean anybody says to you
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Speaker 1: or tries to question how you vote, what you support,
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Speaker 1: what you do. Here's your line, here's your line that
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Speaker 1: dementia brain, mush brain just gave us. How can you
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Speaker 1: vote for that horrible person? This is all you say,
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Speaker 1: and you leave it at this. I'm voting for the
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Speaker 1: guy that did not call me garbage and scene. That's it.
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Speaker 1: That's all you gotta say. And they're not going to
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Speaker 1: be able to deal with it because the fact is there.
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Speaker 1: It's a devastating line to give them. And you should
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Speaker 1: feel great about this. Sure, it's unifying for everybody that
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Speaker 1: doesn't go with the party line. Oh you're a horrible
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Speaker 1: person if you don't vote this way, because that's what
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Speaker 1: they're telling you. But now you've got ammunition. This is
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Speaker 1: why you should be celebrating this. It's all I really
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Speaker 1: try to do. You know why I call this little
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Speaker 1: experimental live stream that we do here in the podcast
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Speaker 1: Wicked Radio, because we're the Wicked. If you don't go
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Speaker 1: this is where we are this day in society, talk
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Speaker 1: about talk about social commentary. If you don't go with
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Speaker 1: the accepted push down party line, you know what party
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Speaker 1: we're talking about. If you don't vote a certain way,
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Speaker 1: think us so post a certain way. You're considered the
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Speaker 1: under you're considered garbage, you're considered the underclass, you're considered wicked.
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Speaker 1: That's what it is. So this is how you fight back,
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Speaker 1: exactly like this. You take it, take what they say
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Speaker 1: about you, and you turn it into a win. And
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Speaker 1: that's why, my friends, that's a great thing. And I
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Speaker 1: know it's kind of as tough. Cell I get it.
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Speaker 1: I think at time you may be agreeing with me.
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Speaker 1: Now you may be maybe, but I think in time
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Speaker 1: you're going to see that anybody could get listened is
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Speaker 1: a million and a half people with political opinions or
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Speaker 1: news opinions or whatever, but they kind of leave it
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Speaker 1: at that. It's like, here's what I think. All I
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Speaker 1: try to give you, that's all I try to do,
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Speaker 1: is Okay, here's what's going on I think in the world,
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Speaker 1: in society. But here's how to deal with it. Here's
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Speaker 1: some motivation, and here's how you deal with it. And
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Speaker 1: what he said last night gave us a shining, beautiful
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Speaker 1: example of how to deal with that. Man, does it
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Speaker 1: affect the election? I don't know who the hell knows.
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Speaker 1: That thing's a crapshoot. I mean, and literally anything can
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Speaker 1: happen in less than a week now. I have no idea,
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Speaker 1: but what's changed is we're all starting to learn and
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Speaker 1: how to deal with this stuff. You want to call
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Speaker 1: us garbage, you want to call anybody that has a
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Speaker 1: differing opinion some sort of an underclass wicked. We'll take
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Speaker 1: it and we'll use it. We'll win that way, all right.
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Speaker 1: Trump's reaction this was kind of wild last night. I
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Speaker 1: think at the rallies it would have been really cool
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Speaker 1: if he got more breaking news on stage. It's kind
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Speaker 1: of cool to see it happened a couple of times.
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Speaker 1: Last night was the biggest when Trump reacts in real
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Speaker 1: time to news that just broke. So he was speaking
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Speaker 1: in I think it was Allentown, Pennsylvania, and Marco Rubio
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Speaker 1: was there with him try to sell the deal, and
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Speaker 1: Marco brought the news on stage to Trump that Biden
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Speaker 1: just dropped the garbage line. It's pretty wild to see
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Speaker 1: Trump's reaction, which is, you know, pretty typical. I remember Hillary,
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Speaker 1: she said deplorable and then she said irredeemable, right, but
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Speaker 1: she said deplorable. That didn't work out. Garbage. I think
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Speaker 1: is worse, right, but he doesn't know. You have to
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Speaker 1: please forgive him, Please forgive him for he not know
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Speaker 1: what he said. Yeah, true, these people, it's terribly terrible.
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Speaker 1: There's truth in that. But like we just said a
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Speaker 1: couple of minutes ago, yeah, I know, I don't think
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Speaker 1: he was, like, Joe's not all there. Let's just be honest, right,
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Speaker 1: let's be frank about that. But again, not being all there.
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Speaker 1: Part and parcel of that is your filter is off.
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Speaker 1: He means it. He may not know he said it,
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Speaker 1: but he means it. It's in there. You can't make
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Speaker 1: that up. That's how they think of you and me,
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Speaker 1: everybody else. And that's why we're gonna use it garbage, deplorables. Well,
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Speaker 1: not calling us Nazis anymore. At least we got that
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Speaker 1: what we're not talking about, and nobody is. Don't feel bad.
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Speaker 1: Kamala's closing argument. It was supposed to be last night.
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Speaker 1: This is why they're so mad. This is why they're
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Speaker 1: so livid at Joe. Kamala's big closing argument. It was
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Speaker 1: everything you expect. It was all the lies, you know,
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Speaker 1: and politicians do this all the time. They're like they'll
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Speaker 1: always spin the truth. They'll always stretch the truth. In
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Speaker 1: my lifetime through a few of these, I've never seen
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Speaker 1: a campaign like theirs where a flat out just lie,
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Speaker 1: I mean just it's the exact opposite of the truth.
11:08
Speaker 1: Here's a little shining example of that one. Peticians have
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Speaker 1: got to stop treating immigration as an issue to scare
11:15
Speaker 1: up votes in an election. Oh, is that what we're doing, Okay,
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Speaker 1: and instead treat it as the serious challenge that it
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Speaker 1: is that we must finally come together to. Saul could
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Speaker 1: have done that in the past four years, but that's okay,
11:31
Speaker 1: you know. And then talked about the border thing, and
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Speaker 1: it was all the typical lies. It was all the
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Speaker 1: crap that's out there. You know. Listen, Trump throws out
11:37
Speaker 1: a lot of hyperbole too, but a campaign that actually
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Speaker 1: throws out flat out, like identifiable lies like that, I've
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Speaker 1: never seen anything like that. It was about the Project
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Speaker 1: of course, she throws up the Project twenty twenty five thing, Lie,
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Speaker 1: national abortion band, Lie, Trump killed the border bill. That
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Speaker 1: was a lot, all of it all expected. But again,
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Speaker 1: the big takeaway and the reason why the so livid
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Speaker 1: at Biden was that no one is talking about her
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Speaker 1: closing closing argument tho is like a big deal for
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Speaker 1: campaigns for these for these politicians, right and no, let's
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Speaker 1: talking about it. All they're talking about is garbage. Wow,
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Speaker 1: how about that? Now, I have heard some theories. I
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Speaker 1: would love to believe this myself. I would, but I
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Speaker 1: don't think he's capable of that. Have you heard this too.
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Speaker 1: Somebody's gonna bring this up and see the reaction at
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Speaker 1: work today. There's a theory out there that Biden, specifically
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Speaker 1: Jill Biden, hates Kamala so much that he did this
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Speaker 1: on purpose. Listen, I'd love to believe that. I don't
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Speaker 1: think he's capable of that, but that would be amazing
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Speaker 1: for you know, pushing him out of the way and
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Speaker 1: in a little coup because nobody gave her any votes.
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Speaker 1: They just kind of pushed him out of the way.
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Speaker 1: It's fun to think about, and I'm thinking about it too,
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Speaker 1: but nah, I don't think that actually happened. So again,
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Speaker 1: I just want to repeat, they call you garbage. Good
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Speaker 1: now you have. Now you have your closing line, and
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Speaker 1: I do too, and you vote for that. Felon, I'm
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Speaker 1: voting for the guy that didn't call me garbage and
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Speaker 1: scene and you'll walk away. All right, here's what else
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Speaker 1: happened last night. Boy, I've never I've seen stuff like
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Speaker 1: this happen at baseball games, you know, live in person.
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Speaker 1: You see it on TV every once in a while,
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Speaker 1: but holy crap, this was a little bit much. So
13:21
Speaker 1: I tuned into the World Series last night. In Game four,
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Speaker 1: the Yankees and Dodgers Yankees one, so it's three to one.
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Speaker 1: Now it's in Yankee Stadium for Game four and Mookie
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Speaker 1: Bets of the Dodgers goes back, catches a foul ball
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Speaker 1: in the stands and he got mugged by a couple
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Speaker 1: of fans. Alice is always like fan interference and people
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Speaker 1: are trying to get the ball and they're trying to,
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Speaker 1: you know, help, but whatever. I've actually been watching baseball
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Speaker 1: my whole life. I've never seen this one. Your fans
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Speaker 1: actually grabbed all of his arm, reached into the mitt
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Speaker 1: and tried to grab the ball. That's a new one
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Speaker 1: for me, and I've been watching sports for a long time.
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Speaker 1: Here's the reaction for the Fox announcers. Pretty wild and yeah,
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Speaker 1: Bet says that ball in his glove. In this fan
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Speaker 1: literally tries to take his glove off, cries the ball
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Speaker 1: out of there a for effort. Well, he won't be
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Speaker 1: watching the game much longer, and he wasn't because it,
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Speaker 1: well this happened. I kept on watching. I didn't have
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Speaker 1: a lot of interest in the game, but I kept
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Speaker 1: on watching, and you may have too, because we're all
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Speaker 1: asking the same thing. Well, I gotta throw the fans out,
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Speaker 1: like and they did pretty quickly. So I give Yankees
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Speaker 1: stadium staff credit for that. There's a rumor floating out
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Speaker 1: this morning that they've been banned for life from Yankee
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Speaker 1: Stadium that I don't believe, but I do believe this.
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Speaker 1: People looked up on stub Hub with the going I
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Speaker 1: don't know what they paid, but the going market value
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Speaker 1: of their seats were, and are two guys got tossed
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Speaker 1: out because they were both like grabbing Mookie's arm. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: I give me the b two grand market value of
14:44
Speaker 1: two grand for each of those seats for where they
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Speaker 1: were sitting in the right field corner. That's a four
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Speaker 1: thousand dollars mistake right there. Just stand back and let you.
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Speaker 1: I I get it. You wanted to interfere it because
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Speaker 1: it was your It wasn't your team catching the ball.
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Speaker 1: Would you would you make that mistake in a game.
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Speaker 1: They're paying two grand per ticket. Maybe they can afford it.
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Speaker 1: I don't know who the hell knows. All right, let's
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Speaker 1: get out of all that stuff and talk to what's
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Speaker 1: really important is you know how they have You know
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Speaker 1: our every day is a national day? Well today, my friends,
15:16
Speaker 1: I can't even see this with a straight face. I
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Speaker 1: know it's a tough cell. I'm trying to convince you
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Speaker 1: that Biden calling us garbage is a tough sell. But
15:24
Speaker 1: that's true. This one. I don't even know if I
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Speaker 1: can sell you on this one. It's National candy corn Day. Now,
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Speaker 1: I'm weird. I happen to like candy corn. I know
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Speaker 1: it's a sickness. I don't understand why. I have no
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Speaker 1: idea why I love candy corn. I do, I actually do.
15:39
Speaker 1: I think that I'm not alone though in fact, the
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Speaker 1: candy corn Brox makes most of the candy corn. You
15:45
Speaker 1: know what they say, I can't be alone. There are
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Speaker 1: thirty five million pounds, it says right here, of candy corn.
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Speaker 1: That's nine billion individual pieces sold every single year. So
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Speaker 1: you can't tell me we're alone. It might be one
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Speaker 1: of the biggest hidden seque in America. Nobody, you know
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Speaker 1: how it used to be that and this changed, Like
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Speaker 1: nobody would would would tell you who they vote for,
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Speaker 1: and they certainly wouldn't tell you before now that they
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Speaker 1: were voting for Trump. Nobody admits that they like candy corn.
16:14
Speaker 1: I'm on here admitting it right now. So I'm you know,
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Speaker 1: caught dead to write, but somebody likes it. You don't
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Speaker 1: sell that many millions of pounds of candy corn every
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Speaker 1: single year without people liking candy corn. I know it's
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Speaker 1: not popular to like it. I always have, but even
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Speaker 1: I learned something new about candy corn today. Did you
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Speaker 1: know they have a jingle? I had absolutely no idea
16:36
Speaker 1: sing with me? If you love this ross candy corn rush,
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Speaker 1: can me just tell me so? All right, you may
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Speaker 1: not like candy corn. I can't sell you on that,
16:53
Speaker 1: but that's gonna be stuck in your head at least
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Speaker 1: some point today. All right, let's get out of this again.
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Speaker 1: What's our takeaway? Celebrate the fact that you've been called
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Speaker 1: garbage and use it because this is a great personal
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Speaker 1: win for all of us. Celebrate it, don't get mad.
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Speaker 1: It's a win. That's your first takeaway, and the second
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Speaker 1: takeaway should be thanks for finding me. I appreciate it
17:13
Speaker 1: as always. If you follow me on x let's put
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Speaker 1: the little alert on when we go live every single
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Speaker 1: day eight am for Wicked Radio and it lives as
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Speaker 1: a post later on. It's on YouTube as well, but
17:22
Speaker 1: the audio podcast wherever you get them. All right, thanks
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Speaker 1: for hanging out. We're getting closer and closer. But feel
17:27
Speaker 1: good about feel good about the news. That's how you
17:29
Speaker 1: can use it. So feel good about being called garbage.
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Speaker 1: That's our first takeaway and the second takeaway as always,
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Speaker 1: and this is our constant, don't ever take any crap
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Speaker 1: from anybody. Thanks for hanging out. I have a great
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Speaker 1: I have a wicked awesome day, and we'll talk to
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Speaker 1: you tomorrow