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Job Opening: President of US (Fully Remote) · Podcast - Big 98.7

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Trending. Now here's what you need to know. It was a long day
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for a Secret Service Director Kimberly Cheadle yesterday as she testified before the House Oversight
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Committee. She failed to give clear answers to many of the questions, leading
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into some very heated comments from members of the committee from both parties. Congress
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is calling for her to resign, and the Harris presidential campaign is officially under
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way. She officially accepted the endorsement from President Biden yesterday and held her first
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event for her campaign headquarters in Wilmington, del Delaware. President Biden called into
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the rally on the telephone and spoke to those in attendant, saying, I
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want you to know I won't be on the ticket, but I'm still going
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to fully, fully be engaged. As of late last night, she had
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secured non binding commitments from at least two and eight delegates, which only she
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needed nine hundred and seventy five to close the Democratic preer locked in deal.
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Then, yes, I know there was some maybe question, but now she
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also raised like eighty one million dollars yesterday. I think the biggest question for
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a lot of people right now is is really going on with President Biden,
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Is he actually okay? I mean, we know he had COVID according to
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sources and all the information they've given us, and that he was going to
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be just at home, just working from home right now, but I haven't
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seen him. Is kind of a lot of the reason people want to be
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presidents because it is a fully remote job. It's just nice to not have
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to have that commute, especially in DC when you do have a commute,
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you just get on that airplane exactly, fly right over traffic. Is it
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like the leading reason people want to go for it? I mean, why
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wouldn't you? I think? I think Lincoln famously said that his main motivation
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for being in office was that he didn't have to take his wagon through town.
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Oh gosh, all right, this is great. The patients at Sandford
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Children's Hospital are now able to receive assistance from Fox. Heck of a price
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to pay for just just being a guy that wanted to have lunch at home,
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wanted to wear his pajamas. The visual I have right now is Lincoln
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in his jammids and you're picture on the same pants iron right, the flannel
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when you get from Walmart. Yeah, we are so sick. Yes,
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Oh, that's all buttoned up like it's Christmas morning. That's why I always
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wore that hat, because you never got up and did his hair the old
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top hat on interesting choice to say the least I hear you done, because
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I can't go on unless you're Unless you're done, You know what they say.
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FDR's main reason for running was what do you like to work out at
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home? Yeah? You like to work out like if you do fifteen minute
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breaks like here and there? Did pilates in this office that I don't.
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I don't have a visual on that one. I'll stick with Lincoln in his
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jammers today. Okay, all right. Patients at Sandford Children's Hospital are now
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able to receive assistance from Fox. It's a one year old Golden Retriever.
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You can see it all o our social media. Just the sweetest. It's
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the region's first ever facility dog. Sanford Health does say that facility dogs are
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different for therapy dogs in the fact that it works in the healthcare setting to
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provide comfort and educate to assist with patients, and a therapy dog is a
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personal pet that is certified to visit the hospital, and the facility dog was
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actually made possible through a two hundred thousand dollars lead to get from nutro Source
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pet foods. Just awesome all around. Did you see the picture of Fox.
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You don't want to go up and be like, oh, yeah,
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that's awesome. I love that, you know. Funny enough Washington got into
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the presidency because he just wanted to do a save on gas too many times.
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Yeah, I think that one didn't hit. I think we needed to
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stop at Lincoln and as jammies like it was so basically, I'm trying to
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think of a president. Everybody know, what's a funny president to say?
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Obviously we're leaving out Washington, and then it's like, what's a reason people
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want to work from home? Yeah, I just didn't say. I think
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you jump the shark on that one. Okay, let's go back to that
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dog. That's awesome. I think that's cool. Nice donation from your friends
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over at Nutral Source. And hopefully the kids can get a little joy out
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of having a puppa hang. I think we're all happier when the dog's around.
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Absolutely, let's are pooping and pee all right today, still a little
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smoky. Otherwise this afternoon, there is a slight chance of a thunderstorm once
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again. Otherwise, Hi today is eighty two like a minute in the morning,
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big naty eight points stuff. You've heard of missing persons? I have.
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I've seen them on milk jug Yeah, of course, of course.
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But have you heard of missing fingers? Now you don't see that too often,
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you yet. Well, I mean every once in a while somebody is
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missing a finger. But uh, well it was the case in a small
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town in Washington where a human finger had been found. Now this was just
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around the fourth of July, so it'd been missing for some time and now
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they have no idea who the finger belonged to. And of course you think,
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oh, is this part of a body that is nearby somewhere. So
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somebody found it and then it was like, hey, who's is this correct?
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Yeah, so they're looking. So they checked all the hospitals. Did
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anybody come in for fireworks injury? Like we were just talking a little off
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air about are you sure this isn't one of those scams? Because people are
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currently talking on social media right now about a baby that was reportedly dropped off
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at the Fargo Police Department, and they're sharing that as though that is real.
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That's on the Fargamore end whatever buy and sell page. Oh yeah,
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you can't comment on it. You mean, the biggest scam ever. It's
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I'm so annoyed at that. So you're you're positive positive. This has been
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going on for months, not quite months, okay a month, but people
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still have been trying to find the human that this finger belongs to. And
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finally, Amanda, great news. The person missing the finger saw it on
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the local news stop and has come forward to claim his body part. Now
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you want missing. I mean, I've got questions, but he wants to
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remain anonymous, this guy with the missing finger, but he reportedly said that
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he did, in fact injure himself with fireworks. And there's another lesson.
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I know we got like eleven months, but just you know, keep in
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mind this can happen, and it does happen every year, so I mean
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it could have just again blew off literally with whatever, and who knows where.
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Yeah, I mean, I just think about the times growing up messing
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around with firecrackers, like lighting them in your hand, and how many close
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calls there were. A firecracker can blow your finger off, and you could
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be this guy old nine finger Joe over here, assuming that was the only
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one he's lost. You never know, he could be down. I don't
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know how many he's down to you, but I love that he wants to
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be anonymous, which is good. And I read the story and I was
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kind of thinking there'd be this happy ending of oh they could Reattach the finger,
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but oh, dead finger. Well it's been a month. Yeah,
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I mean, I don't yeah, I don't know how that works once it
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blew off and happened to land in a cooler of ice. Take Amanda in
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the morning, seven, Amanda, you're a lady. Yeah, sure,
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okay, well good good news if you're a lady and you're flying solo at
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any point. New innovation in the airline industry from indieg Airlines of course,
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the famous Indian airline. Now they are now I was going Indigo girls.
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I don't know what do you mean, going Indigo girls. That's like that
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was where my head went. You said it's like famous in when you said
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Indigo, I thought it was to Go girls that were responding talking the ladies.
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Yeah, I don't know. Well, no, okay, no,
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it's just an airline in India. And so they're now allowing female travelers to
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see the gender of the passenger sitting next to them while they book their ticket.
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So basically, you go in to choose your seat and it would show
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you only if you are a female. It would show you the genders of
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people who have already booked, in an effort to make female travelers more comfortable.
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If you'd rather not sit by a man, assuming he's just you know,
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because all of us men were just big, bad, creepy men.
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I don't like it. That's so weird. You don't like that. No.
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People are praising the Indigo Girls Airlines for doing this. They said the
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feature offers visibility of seats booked by female passengers in an effort to make them
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more comfortable. I mean, at this rate, you might as well just
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put your full stats in like a dating profile. I mean, that's brilliant,
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That's what I said. For everybody. It's like, Okay, I'm
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you know, thirty A, I'm traveling with two kids sitting here. I
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mean that actually, because you have been very candid about it. You fly
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quite often when we go through Frontier, so I'm not sure exactly how all
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the agencies and stuff go, but when you're booking your flight, a lot
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of times I forego picking my seat unless I'm traveling with the kids, because
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of course you want to make sure you're sitting by each other. We'll get
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there early. Way, Why don't you just not pay for it and then
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when you get on ask a stranger to switch to just see what happens.
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Yeah, but they have the different levels, so it's like, say forty
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dollars for seats six through twelve, and then ten dollars for the other seats.
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But if you were able to tell who was sitting where and do I
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mean you would probably you'd probably pay more for a seat knowing that you were
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not sitting yer said, or a family or whatever. Give me like height
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and weight while we're at it, give me, you know, hobbies or
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any gastro intestinal issues the person might have. I want to have a full
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medical history. Do they eat on airplanes? Right? What are the eating
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habits? It? Shit? Yeah, you should to have an uber rating,
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a flying rating about you. You know, you can rate the passenger
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you sat next to. I mean maybe another good option for the profile could
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be like a smell profile where if you just click like you do all scratch
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and stuff like this is what this passenger smells like or do you shower before
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you get on the airplane? A lot of people just don't. Yeah,
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early flight, Oh god, no leave in Vegas. The last thing I'm
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doing is jumping this shower. You're gonna get three days of regret smelling.
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Okay, that's what you're gonna get. Sitting next to this, this sailor
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what is this thinking about the smell of your Amanda in the morning on Big
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seven? Think about what would be the last place you'd ever want to be
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banned from? Banned for life storm because this dude right here, this guy
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in Indiana, he has now found himself banned from every Walmart in the world.
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And I feel a tough one. Yeah, say what you want about
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Walmart. It's got a lot of things you need. And well, what
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did he do so heinous to be banned for life? Well, he walked
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into a Walmart, his local Walmart. Must have been feeling thirsty, maybe
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tired, maybe both. Okay, grabbed an energy drink, shugged it and
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put it back. Now they spotted him doing that, the asset Protection team.
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Okay, they got to you know, you never know, they got
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people undercover ready for you. So Basically, they let him continue shopping and
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they wanted to see what else he was gonna take. Well, he ended
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up not taking anything else, but they busted him for the two dollars and
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fifty cent energy drink he hugged. I am kind of shocked that he was
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banned for life for that. There wasn't even like a slap on the wrist.
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Did he have a record. They were not messing around. It's unclear
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if the suspect had a previous history stealing from the chain. However, he
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did have to go to court. He's been cited and banned from every Walmart
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location. Man, what store would that be for you? I've fallen in
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love with Costco, my new Costco lifestyle or just really any bulk sale place
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or whatever, Like I feel like I need that because you can get everything
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there. I'm looking at the furniture walking in, It's like, why would
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I get furniture anywhere else? Yeah, that place gives me a little too
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much anxiety. I'm not a fan. I do a lot of like pick
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up or have delivery. Yeah, I mean, well, nothing worth having
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comes easily. I know I don't. And that's what I say to myself
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as I'm trying not to run over every person in front of me, so
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I would automatically, I would go to probably Target would be in mind.
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But I'm also the girl who has yet to go into the new target,
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A new Target, Oh, new and improved. Yeah, like since it's
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had a liquor store or anything, I have not, I've always done carside.
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Really pickup, isn't that wild? It's the craziest thing I've ever heard.
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Yeah, I was banned from an Abercrombie and Fitch. Now, thank
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god that went out of style real quick, because what would I have done
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in high school if I couldn't wear a you know, skin tight shirt with
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a big Abercrombie. Was there a knockoff version of Abercrombie I'm trying to think.
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I mean there was all kinds of similar Like American Eagle was sort of
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doing the same air Apostle. Yeah, I was Hollister Hollister. Yeah,
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that was a little later. Do you remember structure? No, you mean
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structures like buildings, houses. You're killing me today. Wait, you really
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don't remember structure? No, I didn't have a lot of structure growing up.
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That's why I'm getting bad Carambie and Fitch structure. No, I have
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no idea what you're talking about. Oh, I thought you were just moving
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around. No, I thought you were referring to structure. What is structure
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is that it was a store kind of like an Abercrombie and Fitch. Yeah,
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I end for sure is there's still a hollister in the mall because I
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like the smell of I like going in there. You know, they had
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the live cam of the beach on California, and it just it smelled like
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the beach. It just it felt like you were transported to California. Really,
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huh, I mean, surf's up pretty much? Hang loose? All
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right? Like what that means? Hang loose? Yes, no idea?
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What hang that's the that's the like do ye surfing? Isn't that what that
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meant? Hang loose? I think they say hang ten. No, the
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sheika sign they say is hang loose, hang loose. Really, I'm just
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out of touch. I guess I need to hang a little looser to like
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it an in the morning on Big Nutty eight point seven. Oh, they
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did it again, Amanda, The Simpsons have predicted yet another historical events.
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This time this is so wild. How often this happens unbelievable. This time,
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the Simpsons have accurately predicted, it seems, the presidential campaign of Kamala
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Harris. Now, not exactly, but if you go back to the season
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in question, which is all the way back in the year two thousand,
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so it's been twenty four years. O Bart to the Future is the name
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of the episode where Lisa Simpson becomes the first female president of the United States.
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And in the episode, she's wearing a purple suit with pearls, which
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is pretty iconic in that that's what Kamala Harris wears quite often. So she
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hasn't won yet, but it's just another thing that is unbelievable, you know.
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I mean a lot of them are fake when you see it now with
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Ai, Yes, and that's one thing I struggle with because it feels like
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it's hapening every single day everything that happens. Yes, Well, they did
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accurately predict President Trump. That was a long time ago. They had an
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episode where Trump literally became president. Not to mention, just like, just
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to name a few, they correctly predicted multiple Super Bowls, the actual teams
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in them. They correct They predicted Disney buying twentieth Century Fox, the underwater
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submersible situation that was predicted. Yeah, I miss that. That's like really
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eerie, right, Like, how do you like, how does that even
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cross your like the writer, you know what I mean? How does that
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cross your brain? And then for it to unfold that way? Yeah,
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I mean there's so many things. Sigfried and Roy, that tiger attack,
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remember that that literally happened in an episode that was crazy. So but you
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know, then again, there's just so many episodes and so many things,
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it's bound to predict some things. Do you watch The Simpsons because I used
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to because it was on right before The X Files, right on Sunday,
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Oh, Sunday nights on Fox. Back in the day. That was kind
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of our thing. Uh yeah, it was in the United States of America's
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thing. That was the last time we truly united. Like get a minute
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in the morning, come on, get up on big. A lot of
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big announcements yesterday Lebron James getting announced as the US IS representative to light the
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torch at the twenty twenty four Paris Olympic Games, which kick off Friday.
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That's the big light torchlighting ceremony. What have you? Yeah, coming up
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I'm gonna spill the tea and there is a celebrity who could be performing,
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making things pretty fancy. A lot of people had a problem with Lebron getting
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chosen. Of course, I mean, we can't have something like this happen
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without a little drama polarizing the entire country. So people are now to be
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sure there is a female to be announced today. So a lot of people
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saying, like some mo biles or who's the who's the swimmer, who's the
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late Katie Ladeci yep, yeah yeah, so like people like that, but
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they're gonna announce a female, So chill would be my suggestion. Oh,
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people were upset it was just a male. Yeah right, just a minute,
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okay, Right, it's not like we're the host country because you know,
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it's like a basically a relay where every country has a person and they
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run it into the stadium or in this case, it's happening on a river.
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Yeah, which looks really cool looking at the promos. How they're going
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to have those like individual podiums on the river. Yeah yeah, it's crazy.
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So they're paddling out there, so they I don't know how they're going
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to get it to their last last person handed to a fish. I guess
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can they all swim out there? Yeah? Yeah, you're probably gonna want
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one of your swimmers, I suppose. I don't know who Paris will have
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because they're the ones who light the actual big thing. I don't know of
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any famous or Parisian. Is that what they are? I guess they're just
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French. Oh, I have no idea. How little racism on a Tuesday
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n that's all that's no. Yeah, I hear you, I hear you.
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That's my I want a croissans. It's not getting any You may better
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stop it. Come at me, I know, listen. I mean,
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if that's what you have to contribute to French culture, then so be it.
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You think I'm going to Italy in two weeks. You think I'm gonna
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be walking around road and going, oh a spicy a meat the ball a
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little veno? Yes, absolutely, I think you're going probably to be honest,
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you know, the last time the US as a host country, you
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know who they had light the torch because that's the big one, right,
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It was back in a Remember it's the Salt Lake City Winter Games. Yep,
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remember those? They had the entire US nineteen eighty US men's hockey team,
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Oh, the torch of course, the miracle team yep. And then
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back in ninety six, of course it was in Atlanta. That's when that
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bombing happened that they made that whole movie about or that bomb threat anyway,
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or remember that kind of the nineteen ninety six what was his name? They
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made the whole movie. It just was released like a year ago. Anyway,
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Muhammad Ali was the one chosen to light the torch. Then, so
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this year, what why do I not remember that? The Centennial Olympic Park
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bomber. Yeah, I barely remember that. Yeah, they made a whole
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flicky because the guy was wrongly accused or something or another. People are going
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crazy listening Astrade to pieces together. It is Eric Rudolph is the actual guy,
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and Paul Walter Hauser is the one who played him. E wh Olivia
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Wilds in that film too with Kathy Bates. To check that out. Yeah,
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I think it won awards. I want to say it was really good.
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It's called Richard Jewell. No, that's what the name I was thinking
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of, gotcha, Okay. I am excited for just some of the sporting
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events that I like to really get into. For me, as soon as
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gymnastics is on, I could I could watch it all day. That is
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so fun for me. It's frustrating for me because well, any judged sport
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where it's totally up to the judges and I don't understand why they're getting the
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score they're getting well, like sometimes because it all looks perfect to us sometimes
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and like how did you even knock them here? But it was nice to
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hear some of the commentary from some of them going oh, this was awful
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little and you're watching it going wow, like you'd have to be really into
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that to get it. To me. All that matters is the landing,
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and they always kind of almost always wiggle a little bit, you know,
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if they don't stick or when they like fall back just a little bit,
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you're like, oh boy, it's got to be okay. It got to
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be a zero gees, you know what. And then now having Snoop Dogg
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be a part of the commentary, you're very excited for that. I am,
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just because I don't know where he's gonna fit into this. Snoop Dogg
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he'd be commentate anything. Yeah, I think it'll be good. It'd be
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better than whoever else they trot out there. I don't know Bob Costas again,
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or remember that year he had pink guy. Oh, it was like
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one of the most distracting things. That was the last go round, I
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think four years ago. Every day you watched it was just getting worse and
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worse. Bob Cossa's eye was like swollen shot. Get the kresties up like
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a minute in the morning, big nutty eight point seven. So you get
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engaged. Go back to the moment you got engaged, you get all the
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excitement wears off. You've told everybody, now it's time to start planning.
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Okay, And so you first up, Well, you got your venue where
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you're gonna get married. What is the date you gotta lock that in?
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Yeah, you got your photographer, you got your videographer. You got your
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DJ of course or your band, both great options. And then now there's
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a new player in the mix, Amanda. People are hiring what they're calling
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wedding content creators. Oh yeah, content. Yeah. I just read this
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story. They did a whole feature on this person, this woman who's considers
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her selvy wedding content creator. And I guess it's becoming a thing. The
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idea would be you obviously have a photographer, which is the more formal post
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photos, but this content creator is getting all the behind the scenes stuff,
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so a lot of like very raw video, and it's happening locally. I
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follow a lot of like the wedding groups locally with the DJ business, but
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a lot of people are asking like, hey, is there any good wedding
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content creators in town? So people are doing it. I mean in this
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person, for example, said the idea, and what she tells her couples
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is that she tries to bring the function of your uncle in the nineties with
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a camcorder but modern. You know, I'm actually on board with this because
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when we got married, my husband and I my cousin, she ended up
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just using her phone. So this is probably like one of the first like
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content creation kind of things. We didn't hire a videographer or anything like that.
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But she had a GoPro on during like the actual reception, had like
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people that were like dancing saying on her head her head yes, and then
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she had like a stick at one point like where people were doing their own
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thing. It was really fun, but she followed along and videotaped from the
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moment like Nick and I read letters to each other and when his mom was
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helping me put on my dress, like all of those little like details that
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you kind of don't think about that day. If that makes sense, it
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absolutely does. Yeah. It's like again, your uncle in the nineties with
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a cam corder is walking around and like, oh my god, get out
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of here, why are you filming this? And I would rather see that
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now, you know, it'll be ge six years later then something that was
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just like okay, it was just that moment, that ceremony. It's like,
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oh no, you forget about all the things that led up to that
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day. Yeah, and those are easier to relive, those actual behind the
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scenes moments where they're not posed like this person said, you know, it's
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just really organic stuff. And then it's available right away. She says that
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her content is available the next day, where a photographer you gotta wait,
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you know, month, of course, and not to mention, she says
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she's charging roughly seven hundred dollars photographers for weddings nowadays, you know, anywhere
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around five thousand dollars. And people kind of want that raw content too.
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I mean I have seen and it is really cool to see some of these
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videographers they do that content creation, but the videos that they piece together,
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I mean some of them are like six seven minutes long, but it is
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so emotional watching the full day unfold, and they're getting paid a lot more
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because deservingly so I don't know. But even sometimes like the drone footage that
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they get, I mean, it's crazy, I believe. Well, you're
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right, they're like full movie pretty much, yes, you know, with
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the audio, like the recording of the speeches overlaid this incredible video and a
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lot of times they're charging lesson photographers and not to get I don't know how
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that is, but because some of it is so incredible and editing video is
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like very very tense intent. Yeah, So basically shout out to all the
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videographers. Up your game or I guess you're pricing your game? Is there?
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Up your pricing? And Amanda in the morning Digney point seven and now
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Amanda fills the sea looks see Frazzi by JDP Electric. Well, it is
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a big week for Ryan Reynoldsy of course is doing all of the media rounds
22:55
and the premiere for Deadpool and Wolverine, and last night he was in an
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event and he wanted to say thank you to his wife, Blake, who
23:00
was there, and also to his kids, and everybody went, oh my
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gosh, we're finally getting the name of baby number four. So he has
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James aas Betty and Olin classic nas. I wonder whether their family names or
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what. You know. I'm not one hundred percent sure, but uh,
23:17
it sounds like four may not be enough for Ryan. Listen, Yeah,
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there, let's have the more the merrier. And Blake's like, uh,
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no, thanks, no, you're going to have them Ryan? Oh man,
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No, I mean, I guess when he got unlimited money and nanny's
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and one. Not saying that they're bad parents or anything, it just makes
23:34
it. No, when you're financially able to afford your children the average child
23:41
care costs that most Americans have to Yeah, don't get me started. Yeah
23:45
is it? It's pretty affordable childcare, right? Oh? It just especially
23:48
when you have two. Yeah, for kindergarten. Could you be any happier
23:52
for Sydney to start kindergarten? You know it's starting to now like once you
23:56
start looking at that home stretch, it's like, yes, of course,
23:59
I'm sad she's going to be starting kindergarten because it's like a new life chapter.
24:02
But at the same time, come you say, like September fifteenth,
24:04
I'm gonna be like whoaise. And there's been a lot of rumors about who
24:12
is going to be performing at the Olympic Games, and we're finding out that
24:18
it could be Lady Gaga. A couple of things. She followed Thomas Jolly
24:21
on Instagram. You're probably thinking, who's this guy? I guess he's the
24:25
artistic director for the opening and closing ceremonies. Also, this is pretty much
24:29
the big one for me. The paparazzi saw that she's actually in Paris right
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now at a hotel with her longtime boyfriend, so probably the opening. I
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can't imagine she'd be there for the ceremony that's going to be closing already,
24:41
but who knows. That'd be a little premature, they say, unless there's
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practice involved in that. I have no idea. But now is she friended?
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What is her? Her name is Stephanie and it's something Frenchy italian Ish.
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You're gonna have to tell me via the Google I'm I'm given the old
24:56
wiki she is. It's Stephanie Joanne Angelina a month gees Okay, so you
25:03
know, potentially could be European. I don't know if that would be why
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or is she just one of the best people we have globally. Yeah,
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you know, I don't know the vetting process for it. Uh. I
25:15
think that's a solid choice. Who's who's performed before, you know, I'm
25:18
trying to think of like, there's nothing that sticks out, and I know
25:22
everybody's like, oh, it's the opening ceremony. I keep paying to people,
25:26
but that's just Super Bowl performers. Somethink of that, and I've taken
25:27
a peek at it, but it's not for me, it's not And the
25:32
time difference, what is in the middle of the night. I'm glad so
25:37
many questions would be less inquisitive. I can't try fast enough into Google,
25:41
and I can't tell you this. Travis Kelce back in the States and he
25:45
is rocking his stash once again, reporting to training camp. Those cloths say
25:49
that, you know, it's pretty bittersweet. He's of course excited to be
25:52
back on the on the team with the boys, getting ready for maybe a
25:56
three peek, but overall he's just really sad that he's not going to be
26:00
with Taylor for a little bit. Those did they win too? In a
26:03
row? They did win to in row? Where was I? I get
26:07
the loss of ye as soon as the Packers losing the playoffs, I just
26:11
stopped. And then Jordan Love I mean no, you became actually really involved
26:17
the last like three weeks of the season, right. Isn't that when Jordan
26:22
Love like really brought his game? Was it the last three weeks? Are
26:23
you talking about the last ten games where he was pretty much the best quarterback
26:27
in the NFL except for he wasn't because he did make it to the super
26:32
Bowl. Okay, there's fifty three guys on an NFL roster. Why is
26:36
it his fault he played in credible just I don't know. Sorry, this
26:40
is why you probably haven't in five minutes left in that game against the forty
26:42
nine ers in the playoffs, they were winning and they it really was a
26:48
pathetic loss, and we brought it up. What what the heck were we
26:51
talking about? Track Taylor? How? Yeah, he is just kind of
26:56
really sad that they're not going to be able to spend as much time together.
26:59
He did soak up every second he could of the Era's tour being with
27:02
her across the country. She now is going to be on her airs tour
27:06
for a little bit, but then she's done, has a little hiatus before
27:10
the very end of her tour, so she'll be at a lot of the
27:11
football games. I know a lot of people aren't as excited. It'll be
27:15
interesting to see what the hype is going to be. I mean, they're
27:17
a year into their relationship. Is it going to be as over the top
27:21
like, Oh, she's there. I mean they're gonna show expect it.
27:22
It's not gonna be like at the end of the game, Oh yeah,
27:25
by the way, Taylor Swift was here. Now you'll see her. I
27:27
don't think they'll do a yeah too much a bit. I don't care at
27:30
all. You don't like yeah. I think it's cool. I think it's
27:34
cute. I like people happy. I agree. He hasn't done anything to
27:38
me personally, and so I hope he's happy. But if you have done
27:41
something to me personally, it's a different story. Okay,