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Strange and Bizarre News with No Gators This Week · The Wes Carroll Morning Show

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Speaker 1: The news, opinions, commentary, and interviews you need to start
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Speaker 1: your day. This is the West Carol Morning Show.
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Speaker 2: Friday morning, eleventh day of July. I'm Wes, Thanks for
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Speaker 2: joining me. It is Friday. This is when we love
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Speaker 2: to dive into some strange and bizarre news from around
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Speaker 2: the world. I don't have a gator story for you
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Speaker 2: this morning, but I do have a story about some bears.
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Speaker 2: Anytime we get wildlife moving around looking for food, it's
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Speaker 2: always a good time. Before we get to that, it's
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Speaker 2: not always a good time. Sometimes it's quite terrifying, isn't it.
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Speaker 2: Before we get to that. I want to start with
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Speaker 2: some good news though. That's something we've started doing on
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Speaker 2: Friday mornings, and I like it because we get some
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Speaker 2: fun positivity in our fridays going into our weekend. When
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Speaker 2: members of the United Metropolitan Missionary Baptist Church in Winston Salem,
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Speaker 2: North Carolina, heard that foster kids often carry their belongings
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Speaker 2: in trash bags, they were inspired to act. The Active
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Speaker 2: Adult Ministry group at the church donated fifty Duffel bags
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Speaker 2: to foster children in the community. Each bag comes with
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Speaker 2: a name tag and it's filled with personal items. The
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Speaker 2: goal was to make the Duffel bags more than just luggage. Instead,
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Speaker 2: the donation was a message that somebody sees them, values them,
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Speaker 2: and wants them to succeed even when things are bumpy.
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Speaker 2: The church group delivered the Duffel bags to a social
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Speaker 2: services group that works closely with the foster system to
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Speaker 2: make sure that stuff got into the hands of those
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Speaker 2: in need. With this project behind them, the church group
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Speaker 2: is now looking to grow partnership with social services, even
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Speaker 2: looking to partner with other churches and charity groups to
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Speaker 2: expand the project. What a great idea and a great
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Speaker 2: way to let those kids know that someone sees them
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Speaker 2: and knows that they're there. How about this one? In Dublin, Ireland,
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Speaker 2: a truck driver named Tomas Zoriba was rolling through his
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Speaker 2: rounds when he spotted a building on fire. He could
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Speaker 2: see that one man had jumped from the building and
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Speaker 2: injured himself. Tomas also saw that there was a second
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Speaker 2: man trapped on the second floor. Tamas quickly reacted, backing
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Speaker 2: up his semi right up to the building so the
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Speaker 2: man trapped on the second floor could jump onto the trailer.
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Speaker 2: That's nice and get away right up on the roof
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Speaker 2: of it, and he was able to escape the fire
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Speaker 2: without suffering injury. The man made the jump to maas
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Speaker 2: calmly waited in case anyone else needed help. Didn't take
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Speaker 2: long for the Dublin Fire Department to arrive, so Tomas
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Speaker 2: could pull away and continue with his deliveries for the day.
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Speaker 2: No big deal, you know, just a day at work,
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Speaker 2: just working, saving a guy's life inside a burning building.
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Speaker 2: Just get on with your life, Get on with your day.
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Speaker 2: I got some deliveries to make. I got things to do.
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Speaker 2: I don't have time to you know, for slacking off.
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Speaker 2: I got stuff to do. I can't just be saving
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Speaker 2: everybody's life. I'll save some people and then get on
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Speaker 2: with my day and get back to my deliveries. You
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Speaker 2: think he could take a minute for some high fives,
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Speaker 2: but no, he's got to make those deliveries. Man, You
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Speaker 2: get paid to get the deliveries done. You know, I
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Speaker 2: getting paid to save lives. Maybe he should be. Maybe
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Speaker 2: he's come up with a creative new way to save
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Speaker 2: people in burning buildings. I don't know, but kudos to
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Speaker 2: that guy. All right, let's get into some strange and
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Speaker 2: bizarre news. I promised you a bear story and we
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Speaker 2: have a bear story. I wish I looked for another
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Speaker 2: alligator of crocodile story since I'm in Australia, but no,
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Speaker 2: no luck with that, so we'll just dive into a
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Speaker 2: I have a mongoose story also, but that's not quite
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Speaker 2: the same as an alligator or a crocodile, or even bears,
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Speaker 2: but we'll get into up both of them. A pair
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Speaker 2: of brown bears at a wildlife park in England calls
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Speaker 2: to stir when they escaped their enclosure, and the only
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Speaker 2: thing really endanger at any point was honey. The bears,
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Speaker 2: named Miss and Lucy, got out of their enclosure when
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Speaker 2: staff accidentally left a back door open. Once they realized
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Speaker 2: the bears were missing, oops, the park was evacuated and
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Speaker 2: a firearms team was called in. Fortunately no one was
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Speaker 2: hurt nor kneaded. The firearms weren't needed, i should say,
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Speaker 2: because the bears were eventually found fast asleep with full
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Speaker 2: bellies after having a huge snack. They were just looking
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Speaker 2: for a picnic basket. The sibling bears managed to make
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Speaker 2: their way to the park's kitchen, where they devoured a
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Speaker 2: just delivered supply of fresh fruit, vegetables and an entire
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Speaker 2: week's worth of honey. Yeah, that's going to put you
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Speaker 2: in that sleep comba, isn't it. When they were done,
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Speaker 2: the bear simply walked back to the enclosure laid down
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Speaker 2: for a much needed nap. So that's about you know.
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Speaker 2: That's better than a tranquilizer dart. Definitely better than a bullet,
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Speaker 2: but better than a tranquilizer dart. The old glucose coma,
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Speaker 2: you know, just put him down, then get him back
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Speaker 2: in the enclosure. That's what you want to do, all right.
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Speaker 2: We make our way to Flora, as we always eventually
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Speaker 2: find our way into Florida, don't we have? Florida. Man
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Speaker 2: needed a break from the heat, and not the weather,
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Speaker 2: not the sun. The forty four year old identify, who
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Speaker 2: was identified as Joe no last name given, knew that
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Speaker 2: his angry wife was waiting for him at home, so
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Speaker 2: he decided to avoid her wrath by not going home. Instead,
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Speaker 2: broke into a stranger's house and made himself a home
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Speaker 2: for four days, or just settled right in and made
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Speaker 2: himself at home. That's what you do. A neighbor who
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Speaker 2: was keeping an eye on the house for the owner
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Speaker 2: who was away, noticed some suspicious activity and called the
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Speaker 2: police to come and check it out. When officers entered
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Speaker 2: the home, they found Joe in the kitchen cooking up
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Speaker 2: some dinner while running himself a bath. Joe told copse
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Speaker 2: he had gotten in an argument with his wife days
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Speaker 2: earlier and was afraid to go home. I mean, you're
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Speaker 2: trying to play the empathy card. You know, that's not
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Speaker 2: a bad move. He may have gotten a little bit
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Speaker 2: of sympathy from the officers, but they still had to
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Speaker 2: arrest him and charged him with unarmed burglary, petty theft,
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Speaker 2: and domestic battery. It's a good try for some empathy there.
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Speaker 2: I don't want to share this story, but I do
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Speaker 2: have a friend who once was flying an airplane and
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Speaker 2: did not want to face his I think then girlfriend
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Speaker 2: who was on the ground. I don't know. I don't
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Speaker 2: want to tell more than that, but yeah, he just
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Speaker 2: stayed up in the plane as long as possible and
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Speaker 2: that was his strategy. At least didn't have to break
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Speaker 2: in anybody's He just had to basically wait for the
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Speaker 2: gas to run out before he had the land. British
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Speaker 2: Airways has a strict dress code for flight attendants and
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Speaker 2: will not tolerate a non compliant crew member, especially if
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Speaker 2: the crew member is naked. I mean, it's a close
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Speaker 2: required kind of job, right. A male flight attendant was
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Speaker 2: pulled off the job during a flight from San Francisco
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Speaker 2: to London after a fellow crew member found him dancing
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Speaker 2: naked in Business class in the bathroom. According to reports,
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Speaker 2: the flight attendant vanished during the meal service, prompting a
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Speaker 2: search by fellow staff. Eventually, they discovered him in the lavatory,
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Speaker 2: unclothed and apparently having a solo dance midflight, just in
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Speaker 2: the bathroom dancing. There's not a lot of room in there.
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Speaker 2: A colleague helped him change into a pair of first
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Speaker 2: class pajamas and seated him away from passengers for the
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Speaker 2: rest of the journey. When the plane landed at Heathrow,
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Speaker 2: police were waiting. The forty one year old was arrested
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Speaker 2: on suspicion of being unfit for duty and taken to
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Speaker 2: a hospital evaluation. Authorities are investigating, but it's believed drugs
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Speaker 2: may have been involved. That seems like a possibility. There
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Speaker 2: are thousands of disappointed Norwegians thanks to a lottery miscalculation
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Speaker 2: over the weekend. Norway's state run lottery company Norsk Tipping,
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Speaker 2: admitted to massive errors that had taken place until thousands
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Speaker 2: of players they had won millions in the euro jackpot.
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Speaker 2: The problem, though, was that a technical glitch in currency
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Speaker 2: conversion was basically what made them think they had won
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Speaker 2: much more than they did. So winnings and euros were
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Speaker 2: accidentally multiplied by one hundred instead of divided when converted
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Speaker 2: to the Norwegian kroner. That meant that players were seeing
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Speaker 2: jackpot size numbers in their accounts, even some planning vacations,
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Speaker 2: home renovations, new places to live, only to find out
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Speaker 2: it was all a mistake. It's not clear how much
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Speaker 2: their actual prize was worth. Norse Tippings CEO ton Jay Sagstuin,
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Speaker 2: I know that's not right, but that's the best I
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Speaker 2: got issued a public apology, saying I understand that people
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Speaker 2: are angry with us, and added that she had received
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Speaker 2: oh and it's a She received messages from disappointed players
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Speaker 2: who had already started making big plans as a result
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Speaker 2: of the blunder. Sagtwin announced that she is stepping down.
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Speaker 2: Is it her fault, Lough or is that just the
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Speaker 2: move that you have to make. You have to self cancel.
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Speaker 2: I guess you just cancel yourself and walk away. I
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Speaker 2: guess that's what you do. I don't know. Graduation ceremony
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Speaker 2: in Taiwan raised a lot of our eyebrows as a
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Speaker 2: couple decided to mark their son's junior high graduation by
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Speaker 2: hiring two pole dancers to perform outside the school. The
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Speaker 2: performance took place just after the ceremony ended, stun students
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Speaker 2: and parents gathering as the dancers took the stage. It
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Speaker 2: was the roofs of two SUVs. Actually, they had installed
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Speaker 2: poles specifically for this show. This is a premeditated, weird thing.
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Speaker 2: The boy's mother told local media the performance was choreography
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Speaker 2: by her and they had sponsored by a friend. She
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Speaker 2: admitted that she wanted to stand out from the other parents. Yeah,
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Speaker 2: you did that, she said. I wanted it to be
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Speaker 2: more creative, something unforgettable.
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Speaker 1: You did that.
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Speaker 2: The graduate himself said he was shocked and speechless, but
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Speaker 2: chose not to object out of respect for his parents' intentions.
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Speaker 2: Needless to say, not everybody was amused, maybe some of
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Speaker 2: the boys. Some parents called the performance inappropriate. Yeah. School
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Speaker 2: officials quickly distanced themselves, saying that they'll be encouraging more
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Speaker 2: rational celebrations in the future. Unforgettable Florida man went to
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Speaker 2: the hospital with a stab wound and ended up leaving
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Speaker 2: with a felony. Sorry, going back to that other story.
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Speaker 2: You think the kids are all trying to you know,
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Speaker 2: you hear all these stories about kids having parties and
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Speaker 2: their parents kind of letting things get out of hand,
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Speaker 2: and you know, lots of wild parties at maybe one
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Speaker 2: kid's house. I think they probably are going to be
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Speaker 2: asking to do parties at this kid's house. I think
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Speaker 2: he'll be popular in high school. That's that's just a
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Speaker 2: hunch that he'll be popular. And now my parents may
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Speaker 2: not let kids go to that house, but that kid
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Speaker 2: will be popular in high school. A Florida man went
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Speaker 2: to the hospital with a stab wound and ended up
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Speaker 2: leaving with a felony. Police say forty three year old
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Speaker 2: Michael O'Neil had been stabbed during a suspected drug dispute
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Speaker 2: and was rushed into surgery. While being treated for his injuries,
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Speaker 2: a nurse made an unexpected discovery a glass crack pipe,
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Speaker 2: a lighter, and tinfoil containing cocaine, all hidden yet inside
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Speaker 2: his rectal cavity. Yeah, After his hospitalization, O'Neill was arrested
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Speaker 2: for cocaine possession and possession of drug paraphernalia in his rectum.
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Speaker 2: That's not part of the charge, but it should be.
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Speaker 2: I mean, they had to be you. They had to
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Speaker 2: get that out as to go in one of those
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Speaker 2: ziplock evidence bags. Maybe you want to double bag that one.
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Speaker 2: That's just what I'm thinking. He was later released on
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Speaker 2: bail pleated not guilty to the charges. I mean, there's
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Speaker 2: medical records that you had it in your rectum. This
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Speaker 2: is going to be a tough one to fight. I mean,
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Speaker 2: I understand you have that right to plead not guilty,
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Speaker 2: but you know they found a crack pipe, a lighter,
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Speaker 2: and cocaine inside tinfoil in Browntown. I'm sorry I had
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Speaker 2: to say it, but they found it in the hospital.
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Speaker 2: I guess he's saying maybe the evidence was planted. I
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Speaker 2: don't know, during surgery. Maybe somebody decided to stash it there.
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Speaker 2: I'm not sure what the defense is going to be.
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Speaker 2: poll found forty percent of American employees said they used
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Speaker 2: AI at work a few times of year or more.
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Speaker 2: That is double what it was in twenty twenty three.
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Speaker 2: Eight percent said they used it every day. Then nineteen
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Speaker 2: week or more. Unsurprisingly, white collar workers used AI more
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Speaker 2: than blue collar workers twenty seven percent to nine percent.
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Speaker 2: Respect Higher ups tended to use it more. Thirty three
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Speaker 2: percent of high level managers use it a few times
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Speaker 2: in technology, no surprise, professional services, and finance. So I
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Speaker 2: But if people are thinking about, you know, how do
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Speaker 2: blue collar workers use it, think about it in ways
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Speaker 2: like maybe solving some problem that they're trying to work through.
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Speaker 2: There's some options there. Think about it the way that
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Speaker 2: a lot of ways of being able to use it
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Speaker 2: anniversary of the movie, the fiftieth anniversary of the movie Jaws,
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Speaker 2: which has people talking about classic shark movies and the
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Speaker 2: ones that people say are also great shark movies. No
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Speaker 2: surprise at all that Jaws is number one on the list.
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Speaker 2: Jaws is, and to me it's in the list of
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Speaker 2: conversations of one of the great movies of all time.
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Speaker 2: If it didn't scare you back when it came out
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Speaker 2: fifty years ago, it scared you soon after because I
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Speaker 2: didn't watch it fifty years ago, but I did watch
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Speaker 2: it when I was a small kid. But yes, hi,
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Speaker 2: number one on the list, no question about that. Jaws
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Speaker 2: two also cracking into the top ten, but maybe I
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Speaker 2: think it maybe should be a little higher than some
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Speaker 2: of these anyway, So shark movie top ten, Number two
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Speaker 2: was Deep Blue Sea, then The Shallows Under Paris, Open Water,
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Speaker 2: the Reef, the meg Jaws two is there at number eight.
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Speaker 2: I'm surprised it's below a couple of those movies, Meg two,
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Speaker 2: The Trench, and then Deep Blue Sea three. What happened
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Speaker 2: to Deep Blue Sea two? Was it the stinker in
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Speaker 2: that trilogy? They didn't just not have the umph, not
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Speaker 2: have the teeth to make it work?
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Speaker 1: I don't know.
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Speaker 2: to start renting tubes that have a grill built in
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Speaker 2: the middle and fit eight people who want to float
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Speaker 2: right in Dartmouth, Virginia. Sorry, I've never been there. To
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Speaker 2: my Virginia listeners, Grubtub owner Joey Chadd said, I'm tapping
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Speaker 2: into two different markets, people who don't have a boat
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Speaker 2: and want a chance on the water and those who
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Speaker 2: on a boat but want a less expensive, low maintenance day. Now,
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Speaker 2: when this says renting tubes that have a grill, what
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Speaker 2: this makes me think of is an actual like, you know,
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Speaker 2: something that maybe you would, you know, slide down a
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Speaker 2: water slide in, right, But that's not exactly what this is.
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Speaker 2: It's a little safer than that. It's I mean, it's
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Speaker 2: a tube, but it has plastic around it and opportunities
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Speaker 2: to sit on it. There's even an umbrella for I
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Speaker 2: guess when there's rain. So it's not exactly necessarily a tube.
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Speaker 2: It's more like a tub that's just floating down the
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Speaker 2: river more so than a tube. So maybe it should
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Speaker 2: just be grub tub and call them tubs instead. Of tubes,
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Speaker 2: but I don't know what else you'd call them. You're
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Speaker 2: floating in a big plastic doughnut that has a grill
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Speaker 2: in it. I guess all right. That'll do it for
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