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Why'd the COPS come to YOUR house? · Johnjay & Rich On Demand

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Speaker 1: get ten questions right in a row. You cannot pass
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Speaker 1: Good morning, Emily, Good morning.
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Speaker 2: All right, let's play what do you way?
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Speaker 1: First?
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Speaker 2: First, let's talk to them, Emily. What a you got
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Speaker 2: going on to? What are you doing? What do you
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Speaker 2: do for a living?
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Speaker 3: I run a youth sports nonprofit out in the Queen
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Speaker 3: Creek area.
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Speaker 2: Well that's cool, okay, all right, let's go. Let's play
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Speaker 2: good luck?
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Speaker 4: All right, Emily. Sixty seconds on the clock. Let's rock this.
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Speaker 4: How many minutes are in one hour? Sixty What city
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Speaker 4: How many days are there in November.
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Speaker 5: Thirty one?
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Speaker 1: I was just gonna say, my dad choose knuckles thing
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Speaker 1: that I never understood.
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Speaker 4: Now, count does that? She worried she gets it worked out.
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Speaker 6: Start, you start on your pointer finger knuckle, which is
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Speaker 6: up high, and then you go in between, which is low,
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Speaker 6: and then you count January, February, March, April.
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Speaker 5: And the.
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Speaker 6: Months that end up on your knuckles and not in
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Speaker 6: between either have twenty.
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Speaker 2: You can start on any knuckle, you have to be
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Speaker 2: in that one.
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Speaker 1: On your first knuckle on your right hand either. Yeah, no,
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Speaker 1: either hand. See to me, that's confusing me. Much like fallback,
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Speaker 1: spring forward, but.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, greater than less than throws back to those signs. Okay,
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Speaker 1: because that was that was that was It's funny for
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Speaker 1: someone like me. That was like a great easy question
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Speaker 1: but also a hard question.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, there's a few of them like that. There's one
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Speaker 4: of them that we haven't gotten to yet. I think
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Speaker 4: it's going to be controversial, even though I've checked it out,
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Speaker 4: I've done all the research. But it's one of those
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Speaker 4: ones if you're rolling really fast, you're just going to
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Speaker 4: say it wrong because you think it's just gets inside.
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Speaker 6: Your head and you do have to go pretty fast.
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Speaker 6: I mean, we've had two people get all the way
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Speaker 6: to ten questions and they ran out of time because
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Speaker 6: there were a couple questions they stumbled on.
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Speaker 1: So when you sit here and do a show like
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Speaker 1: we have together for years and years and years years,
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Speaker 1: you know everything about each other and you see things
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Speaker 1: like I have the same vision of rich Peyton Kyle,
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Speaker 1: and I'm so distracted by Kyle's long fingernails.
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Speaker 2: Oh that's today.
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Speaker 1: Are for her.
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Speaker 2: Normally she comes in with no fingernails or.
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Speaker 4: A band aid on fingernails, different colors. I have kitchen
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Speaker 4: injuries that happened.
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Speaker 1: So that's what I'm saying, is that's why it stands out.
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Speaker 1: Then when you're talking, it's like there's giant poker chips
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Speaker 1: on your figures.
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Speaker 6: Oh I know, trust me, I know. I feel like
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Speaker 6: I'm having to relearn how to do everything. I'm typing
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Speaker 6: and it's not working. But Peyton and I we do
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Speaker 6: this really fun thing on our Instagram.
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Speaker 1: We do try it Tuesday.
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Speaker 6: So every Tuesday we go and we try either a
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Speaker 6: new restaurant or or a place that offers a service
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Speaker 6: or an activity or something like that. And so yesterday
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Speaker 6: we were taping our try it Tuesday that will drop
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Speaker 6: today on our Instagram, and we went to this really
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Speaker 6: awesome nail salon that has a bar in it and
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Speaker 6: they have like themed pedicures and they have like this
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Speaker 6: whole Thanksgiving theme happening right now, and it was so fun.
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Speaker 6: But I thought, I can't just get boring nails if
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Speaker 6: I'm going to this place, I have to get cool nails.
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Speaker 6: And they like specialize in fun designs, so.
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Speaker 2: Those aren't real nails, those are fake nails.
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Speaker 6: These are as. And then Peyton got the other style
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Speaker 6: that they do. I can't remember what it's called called
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Speaker 6: gel something.
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Speaker 7: It's called the gel X. So essentially they like glue
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Speaker 7: down the nail with gel. It's just a different process.
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Speaker 7: I went like more the bridal route because.
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Speaker 4: Are they so pretty.
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Speaker 7: Pink milky color with a silver chrome and white polka dots.
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Speaker 1: So Peyton's fingers to me from here looked like your
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Speaker 1: playing dress up like you're a kid, and you put
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Speaker 1: on fake nails.
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Speaker 7: Oh my gosh, they look really good.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, I do look really good. Yeah, both of yours
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Speaker 4: look really good.
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Speaker 8: Thank you.
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Speaker 6: No, they did an awesome job.
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Speaker 8: It was really fun.
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Speaker 2: We had a little bonding.
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Speaker 8: Yeah, it was fun.
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Speaker 4: We did some girly talk.
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Speaker 7: It was a good time.
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Speaker 6: I did feel a little guilty though, because at one
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Speaker 6: point while we were getting our petticures, I had to
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Speaker 6: call a different nail salon. And it shouldn't be a problem,
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Speaker 6: but I felt like I was like cheating on both nails.
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Speaker 6: But the day before I had taken my daughter to
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Speaker 6: get her nails done, and this is kind of before
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Speaker 6: we had discovered this place, and I was like, oh,
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Speaker 6: I'm just going to be sitting there, so I might
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Speaker 6: as well bring my laptop and I'll get my work
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Speaker 6: done while she's getting her nails done. So I did that,
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Speaker 6: and then when we went to pay, I put my
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Speaker 6: laptop down. We paid, and then I got distracted and
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Speaker 6: I left my laptop there. But I didn't realize it
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Speaker 6: until yesterday morning, when I was packing my backpack for work.
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Speaker 1: I'm like, where is my laptop?
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Speaker 4: How do you lose a laptop? It's jenormous.
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Speaker 6: So I traced it back and I'm like, oh, I
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Speaker 6: definitely left it at the nail salon.
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Speaker 1: I hope it's still there because.
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Speaker 2: These are they're expensive pieces.
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Speaker 6: If it could man, so someone can just jacket hack
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Speaker 6: into it and get all my passwords and all the things.
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Speaker 6: So I started freaking out a little bit, and We're
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Speaker 6: sitting there get your nails, and I'm.
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Speaker 2: Like, I have to call a different nail salon now.
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Speaker 6: But it's because we didn't know about this nail salon
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Speaker 6: and we went.
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Speaker 4: To this nail salaan.
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Speaker 6: So like I'd explained myself or something, I called the
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Speaker 6: other place and they're like, oh, yeah, we definitely have.
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Speaker 6: I was like, like the hugest sigh of relief just
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Speaker 6: like overcame me, because yeah, I mean, if someone had
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Speaker 6: the laptop, they've got all my information everything.
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Speaker 2: You know.
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Speaker 1: I don't know how far you guys are. I mean,
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Speaker 1: I know how far you guys are. On that TV
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Speaker 1: show All Her Fault, but there's a scene where they
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Speaker 1: show someone lost their phone at a food cart. The
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Speaker 1: mom man, you lost phone, and they show what happened there,
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Speaker 1: and what happened I don't know if you're this far
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Speaker 1: or not, and it's it's not okay, Well they take
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Speaker 1: they show that the mean person took her phone and
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Speaker 1: made her lose it, set it aside so they could
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Speaker 1: possibly kidnap the kid. So it's almost like, what if
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Speaker 1: you didn't forget your laptop? What if somebody else took
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Speaker 1: it and left it aside there? So that but you
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Speaker 1: never left Addie alone, do you know what I mean?
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Speaker 1: But you're such an active parent and good mom that
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Speaker 1: you not once went, Oh, I left my laptop, watch
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Speaker 1: my daughter real quick.
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Speaker 2: Well I go get my laptop. Yeah, but it's exactly what's.
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Speaker 6: Terrible Great, it's so terrible that show literally just like
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Speaker 6: it's just it reinforces every fear of a parent you can.
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Speaker 1: Ever hear, totally even and he goes even darker. Wait,
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Speaker 1: just wait really because it's pretty dark now. I don't
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Speaker 1: want say anything else, but I will say this. A
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Speaker 1: long time ago. There was a TV show a couple
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Speaker 1: of years ago, a TV and I can't remember the
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Speaker 1: name of it, but it star Jennifer Garner. It was
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Speaker 1: on Amazon and her name was Bailey and her husband
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Speaker 1: kept call her bails.
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Speaker 7: Oh I remember you being like, why would they call
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Speaker 7: her bailes?
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Speaker 1: Right?
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Speaker 2: That doesn't seem right.
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Speaker 1: And then what happened was we have a listener named
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Speaker 1: Bailey who listened to us on the iHeart app in Houston,
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Speaker 1: and she messaged me and she said, my name is Bailey,
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Speaker 1: and my friends call me Bails. Only Bailey that reached
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Speaker 1: out to me. The only problem I have with this
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Speaker 1: show is her name is Marissa. Her name is Marissa,
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Speaker 1: and everyone calls her mar and I don't think that's
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Speaker 1: the nickname for Marissa Rissa.
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Speaker 2: I think I know. That's why I'm just throwing that
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Speaker 2: out there.
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Speaker 1: So if there is a Marissa, I would like to
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Speaker 1: hear if people call you mar or people call you Rissa, because.
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Speaker 6: I used to work with a Marlene and we called
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Speaker 6: her mars.
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Speaker 1: Of course Marlene. You don't say, you know, said Ma Rissa, Ma.
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Speaker 1: You don't go mar Rissa, Ma Rissa. So I just don't.
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Speaker 1: For some reason, that's the only thing that that's just
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Speaker 1: my own little thing doesn't stink to me. So I
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Speaker 1: would like to hear from anybody in Marissa and what
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Speaker 1: the nicknames are. Do they call you mar Ris, Where's
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Speaker 1: where's your son?
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Speaker 2: Ris?
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Speaker 1: Lisa Rissa? I just don't there's mar doesn't flow from it.
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Speaker 1: And I was writing this show with the producers. That
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Speaker 1: would have been my Hey, change the mar thing.
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Speaker 4: We're not thinking about Milo here, We're just thinking about
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Speaker 4: the mar thing.
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Speaker 1: No, I'm just no. Milo's a great name, but it's
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Speaker 1: the missing of course I think about that.
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Speaker 6: I have this.
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Speaker 1: The problem with that whole storyline is that I don't
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Speaker 1: believe mar is a nickname for Marissa so called. Eight
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Speaker 1: seven seven nine three seven, one oh four seven Chris
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Speaker 1: jenner seventieth birthday party was at least last week weekend
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Speaker 1: at Jeff bezos house and the cops were called, and
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Speaker 1: that made us think, when were the police called to
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Speaker 1: your house? Eight seven seven nine three seven one four
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Speaker 1: seven or eight of that? Next John, Jay and Rich.
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Speaker 6: Party in the Park, what the buntas?
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Speaker 2: Thank you for partying with us?
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Speaker 1: Let's hang out to get on Saturday, another fifth party
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Speaker 1: under the November sky, and this time it's free.
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Speaker 4: It's Family Fest Ever two to Farm, featuring a free concert.
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Speaker 6: With Fits in the Tantrums and Jim Class Heroes.
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Speaker 1: Paying with John James Rich, The Kiss of family.
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Speaker 7: And lots of a durable, adaptable furry friend.
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Speaker 1: Love's put family first This Saturday.
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Speaker 2: John Jaye Rich.
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Speaker 1: So, over the weekend, Chris Jenner had her seventieth birthday
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Speaker 1: party at Jeff bezos house.
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Speaker 2: Okay, we talked.
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Speaker 1: About it, but what's really interesting is the cops were
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Speaker 1: called twice to the party. So we wanted to know,
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Speaker 1: why were the cops called to your house? Eight seven
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Speaker 1: seven ninety three seven one four seven high dawn? Hi,
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Speaker 1: why were the cops called to your house?
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Speaker 5: So for my roommate, Actually they came for him. He
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Speaker 5: liked to practice throwing fire and breathing fire out front,
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Speaker 5: and he portrayed to do it mostly like late at night,
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Speaker 5: so it wasn't really normal for our neighborhood.
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Speaker 4: I would think, not you see a fire breather out there?
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Speaker 4: You said, throwing fire and breathing fire.
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Speaker 5: Yes, he would actually, I mean he wasn't really recommended
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Speaker 5: to do this, but he was a magician at the
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Speaker 5: Magic Castle and he would actually regurgitate the fuel. So
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Speaker 5: we would performing the freight yard late at night. I'm
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Speaker 5: get me wrong. It was great to see, but the
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Speaker 5: cops really weren't expecting to see what they were called
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Speaker 5: out for and ended up even just parking outside the
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Speaker 5: street and kind of watching them and doing his thing.
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Speaker 1: Wow, So did your neighbors at some point already know
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Speaker 1: that's what he does?
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Speaker 2: So after a while they were just used to it.
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Speaker 5: Or No, we had trained our neighbors before he ever
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Speaker 5: moved in, so we weren't really like a wild bunch,
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Speaker 5: but we were a bunch of early twenties later twenties
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Speaker 5: roommates and where we lived, so they were kind of
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Speaker 5: familiar with us to be a little bit of a
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Speaker 5: wild bunch.
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Speaker 2: And have some late nice Is he still around or
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Speaker 2: did he like burn himself to death?
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Speaker 4: No?
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Speaker 5: Actually, you could probably google him. If you google Randall
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Speaker 5: Richmond and then search with Johnny Carson, you'll find his
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Speaker 5: performances online on YouTube.
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Speaker 4: Randall Richmond, Yeah, yeah, master magician.
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Speaker 5: Yep.
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Speaker 4: I mean, if you're going to breathe fire, you really
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Speaker 4: should practice it because you don't want to just try
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Speaker 4: that once for the first time on stage.
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Speaker 1: You can see how that might be nerve wracking.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, there was a fire breathing man in my front
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Speaker 4: in my front yard.
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Speaker 1: Wow, what a hairstyle he has. If he's still alive,
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Speaker 1: let's get him in here. Let's have him like spit
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Speaker 1: some fire around here.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, what could what could possibly go wrong?
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Speaker 5: It's been years since I've had contact with him because
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Speaker 5: I left California about twenty years ago, but from my understanding,
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Speaker 5: he's still around. He's got some talents. You should check
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Speaker 5: out some of the things that he actually does online.
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Speaker 2: Wow. Well, thanks for sharing that story with us.
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Speaker 5: Absolutely thanks for having me.
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Speaker 1: So the cops never arrested him. They were just called
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Speaker 1: and they to watch him spit fire, and then they left.
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Speaker 5: I think they were probably a little shocked at what
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Speaker 5: they were actually seeing and kind of wanted to see
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Speaker 5: it for themselves. But no, never any rest, never any drama,
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Speaker 5: just a couple of phone calls.
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Speaker 1: Thanks Don, Diana, Good morning. Why were the cops called
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Speaker 1: to your house?
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Speaker 9: So, the cops who were at my house because I
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Speaker 9: had a warrant for my dad. However, in my family,
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Speaker 9: we have like five of them with the same name.
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Speaker 9: Un let's have a middle name, which I checked the
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Speaker 9: warrant and they didn't, So I'm like, which one are
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Speaker 9: you looking for? My dad, my uncle or my cousins.
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Speaker 2: Are they Mexican? Are they Mexican? Yep.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, the name, that's my dad middle name.
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Speaker 9: They're all those.
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Speaker 2: So why was there a warrant for your dad? Though?
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Speaker 9: He just missed court and it's just a small thing.
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Speaker 9: But unfortunately he has all his male sent to my house.
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Speaker 9: So that's why the cops came to my house. I'm like, sorry,
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Speaker 9: he don't live here, he just has his mail here.
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Speaker 2: That's wild.
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Speaker 1: Okay, Well thanks for sharing that, Diana.
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Speaker 2: Thank you, Peyton. Were the cops called to your house?
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Speaker 7: Cops called to my house plenty of times? Yes, he's
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Speaker 7: a party for like New Year's Eve or and my
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Speaker 7: dad was stood outside and they called the cops on us.
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Speaker 7: We had like probably a line of one hundred people
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Speaker 7: wrapped around the corner to our house. Yeah, it was bizarre.
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Speaker 2: It was crazy.
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Speaker 1: We had the cops called my house because my kids
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Speaker 1: were playing basketball and listening to hip hop on a
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Speaker 1: Friday night at seven thirty pm.
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Speaker 2: Wow, and Judith called the cops.
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Speaker 7: Yeah, Judith was a tripping.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, you want to know for me why the cops
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Speaker 1: came to your house? Eight seven seven nine four seven And.
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Speaker 2: It's John Jay and Rich.
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Speaker 1: Police were called the Chris Jenner's party over the weekend
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Speaker 1: we want to know why the police were called to
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Speaker 1: your house.
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Speaker 10: Hi, how are you guys this morning?
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Speaker 2: Did the cops come to your house?
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Speaker 11: Oh?
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Speaker 10: My gosh.
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Speaker 5: Yes.
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Speaker 10: My sister and I were under my mom's car working
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Speaker 10: and I decided that I was going to just go
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Speaker 10: take a shower. So it was in the shower and
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Speaker 10: the cops came right into the bathroom, looked at me
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Speaker 10: in the shower and said you need to come out,
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Speaker 10: and I said, what is this for? And my brother
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Speaker 10: had sold drugs to an undercover cop and I was
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Speaker 10: mortified when I had to when they came into the
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Speaker 10: bathroom to get me out, they had to search the
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Speaker 10: whole house. So they just said you need to get
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Speaker 10: out and get dressed and come out, you know, come
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Speaker 10: out and talk to us.
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Speaker 4: They couldn't wait until you were done scrubbing and when
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Speaker 4: you come out, we need to talk to you.
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Speaker 10: No, they wanted me out right in and there. I
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Speaker 10: mean I I was scared for one and then like
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Speaker 10: I couldn't believe that they were in the bathroom instead
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Speaker 10: of like saying, just like you said, you know, we're
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Speaker 10: gonna give you a few minutes to get your self dressed.
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Speaker 8: Whatever.
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Speaker 10: I had to come out of there without I had
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Speaker 10: to wear a towel. So yeah, it was. It was
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Speaker 10: very mortifying for me, but more so for my mother
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Speaker 10: because my brother sold drugs out of out of her house.
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Speaker 3: It's like, okay, if you can tell drugs, go do
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Speaker 3: someone else.
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Speaker 6: I'll be stupid.
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Speaker 3: He probably.
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Speaker 6: They wanted you out of the shower because you could
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Speaker 6: have probably gotten rid of the drugs if they do.
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Speaker 2: I like your mom's advice, don't tell drugs, do it
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Speaker 2: somewhere else.
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Speaker 10: Yeah, go tell your drugs somewhere else.
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Speaker 9: All right, how much story?
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Speaker 2: How much time did your brother do? And what's he
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Speaker 2: doing now?
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Speaker 10: He's not he's not in jail right now. He was,
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Speaker 10: he was in This was probably about, I don't know,
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Speaker 10: fifteen years ago. So he's out and he's taking care
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Speaker 10: of his wife who had a stroke. So but that's
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Speaker 10: who he started, you know, dealing with from his wife.
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Speaker 10: City as now, Oh, thank you, thanks for calling. All right,
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Speaker 10: thanks a good night, have a good day guys.
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Speaker 2: Hi Jennifer, thanks for holding Hi.
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Speaker 5: How are you doing.
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Speaker 2: Why were the police call to your house?
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Speaker 5: I actually had called to my house, had what like
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Speaker 5: the slat team?
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Speaker 1: I said, simpos, what I actually had simps called to
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Speaker 1: my house and I haven't heard of that before.
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Speaker 3: Yes, No, I actually had the swat team called my
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Speaker 3: house and it was in January, my sixteen year old
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Speaker 3: at the time at Schnuckleboyan and the people across the
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Speaker 3: street had called the police. And my now ex husband
16:56
Speaker 3: was not on good terms with the city plea that
17:01
Speaker 3: we had been living in that city at the time,
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Speaker 3: so I think that had something to do with swats
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Speaker 3: coming to our house. But we had two helicopters, dogs
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Speaker 3: and probably about eleven cars and are called to sack
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Speaker 3: and I wake up probably around like twelve o'clock to
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Speaker 3: the phone ring and the woman on the lines like,
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Speaker 3: you know, it's this Jennifer's and phone. I'm like, yeah
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Speaker 3: it is, and they're like, you know, we need you
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Speaker 3: to come outside immediately. And so I walked to my
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Speaker 3: front door and I'm kind of out of it and
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Speaker 3: I opened the front door and there are like four
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Speaker 3: lasers pointing at me. Yeah, Like I'm freaking out at
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Speaker 3: that point, and I'm like, can I put on a hoodie?
17:37
Speaker 3: And I'm in a tank top in boy shorts and
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Speaker 3: it is January and she is like, absolutely not, we
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Speaker 3: have you in sight, you need to immediately come through
17:45
Speaker 3: your door. And she's like, where is you know, your husband,
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Speaker 3: And I'm like, holdd he's in the office, you know,
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Speaker 3: sleeping in the office. So I go and I get him.
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Speaker 3: I pull him out, and they have the lasers on
17:55
Speaker 3: me the whole time because the office is like right
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Speaker 3: behind where our front door was at, so they could
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Speaker 3: see me. And I'm like he literally right behind me,
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Speaker 3: like you guys can see me. Hold on, and I
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Speaker 3: walk in. I'm like, hey, you need to cut out
18:04
Speaker 3: right now. So both of us are literally wearing like
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Speaker 3: pretty much next to nothing because you know that we
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Speaker 3: were asleep. And we walk out and they had us
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Speaker 3: walk into the middle of our caul to stack and
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Speaker 3: lay down in the call to stack, handcocked us and
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Speaker 3: put us in a car and they're like telling us,
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Speaker 3: you know, the whole story about how you know, oh,
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Speaker 3: we you know, have a report that someone you know
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Speaker 3: might be breaking to your home. I'm like, why did
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Speaker 3: you remove the two adults and leave our four kids?
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Speaker 3: And they're with my two Dobermans by the way, and
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Speaker 3: they're like, well, we're going to go in there and
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Speaker 3: secure the scene. I'm like, oh no, you're not, like,
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Speaker 3: you are not going to shoot my dogs today. I'm like,
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Speaker 3: I will go in there with you. You're not going
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Speaker 3: in there. And at that point they were like me,
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Speaker 3: have your teenage daughter's phone number, and they called her
18:43
Speaker 3: and they're like, do you have a boy in there?
18:45
Speaker 3: And she's like no, and they're like, clean, m your
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Speaker 3: parents are in the back of the car right now,
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Speaker 3: you need to tell her. And so eventually she was
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Speaker 3: like yeah, and they brought the boy out and say,
18:56
Speaker 3: a long story short, no one broke into my house.
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Speaker 3: Neighbors need to mind their own goes.
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Speaker 1: I wondered what why, Like was the boy maybe the
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Speaker 1: son of the chief of police, because it doesn't it's
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Speaker 1: so we know he.
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Speaker 3: Was from la Ven. He wasn't even from the area.
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Speaker 3: He's driving his grandma's car.
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Speaker 4: Your husband was probably happy about the swat team busting
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Speaker 4: that holding up so extremely.
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Speaker 6: To lie if you thought someone was breaking into your house, why.
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Speaker 4: Are that you and handcuffs? Exact no sense?
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Speaker 3: Like the whole situation sucked, But it was because my
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Speaker 3: ex at that time was not good terms with the police,
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Speaker 3: and I think as soon as they heard our address
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Speaker 3: in our name, they were like, you know what.
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Speaker 5: Let's see how this.
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Speaker 1: Okay, So when you said your husband was sleeping in
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Speaker 1: the office, is that your ex?
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Speaker 2: Is that what you're talking about now? That's your ex?
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Speaker 1: Yeah?
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Speaker 2: Yeah, oh is there a reason why he was sleeping
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Speaker 2: in the office? Like, were you guys already in.
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Speaker 3: Bad We were already separated that point, Okay.
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Speaker 1: Because I got it, like the swap comes into parenting
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Speaker 1: of marriage advice. We noticed your husband, what's going on?
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Speaker 3: Will already separated at that point, so that's why we
19:58
Speaker 3: were sleeping into her room.
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Speaker 2: It's crazy, Jennifer, that is a crazy story.
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Speaker 3: That so yeah, I never expected swat to handcuffy in
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Speaker 3: my own call to Sack in the middle of the night.
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Speaker 1: I like your handcuff face down on the floor and
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Speaker 1: you were like, you are not going to my house?
20:10
Speaker 3: And they're like, I I was so worried about my dog.
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Speaker 2: Jennifer, Thanks for sharing.
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Speaker 3: You know, I figured it wasn't someone breaking into my house.
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Speaker 3: You know, I have like a million little kids at
20:25
Speaker 3: that point, like what are you going to take some
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Speaker 3: you know, legos because those are valuable.
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Speaker 2: Thanks for calling in, Jennifer, Thank you?
20:35
Speaker 11: How good?
20:37
Speaker 2: Hey, Deborah, is your call going to beat that call
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Speaker 2: for crying out loud.
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Speaker 8: Yeah, I don't know if it's going to beat it.
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Speaker 5: But this was some time ago when we still have landlines,
20:48
Speaker 5: so we still use them.
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Speaker 8: We have just set of twins. There was maybe second
20:54
Speaker 8: or third great at the time, and they were playing
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Speaker 8: with the sudden and I told them, where you doing?
21:00
Speaker 8: Hang this sound toys?
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Speaker 5: Just hang it up?
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Speaker 8: You know, I said, you didn't, Calma, but this says no.
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Speaker 1: So I went, I see, if you pull your mouth
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Speaker 1: a little bit away from the phone, it's hard to
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Speaker 1: hear you.
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Speaker 2: Like it's too good. So you had twins there, you go.
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Speaker 8: I have the twins and they're like maybe the second grade,
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Speaker 8: and they were saying they were just playing with the
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Speaker 8: landline and like old and I told to stop playing
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Speaker 8: with that because it's not a toy. So I see,
21:31
Speaker 8: you guys didn't calm me, but did you no? So
21:35
Speaker 8: I take take them to school. I come back and
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Speaker 8: the police have my husband sitting on the sofa. One
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Speaker 8: was guarding him, the other one was searching the.
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Speaker 2: House because they called that one by mistake.
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Speaker 8: Yeah no, yeah, I guess it was.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, I know, my son Jake did that three times.
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Speaker 7: Then the police came to the front door, and my
21:56
Speaker 7: mom had him talk to us because we were at
21:58
Speaker 7: the age where we didn't want to wear seat belts,
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Speaker 7: and we got lectured by the officers to our old
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Speaker 7: and we always I mean now to this day, everyone
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Speaker 7: in the car better buckle it up. We're traumatized.
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Speaker 2: You got a police story. They came to your house, Michael.
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Speaker 11: Oh, yeah, they came to my house for me. I
22:17
Speaker 11: hope this is a learning experience for everyone. I just
22:19
Speaker 11: I drank too much. My girlfriend and her mom were
22:22
Speaker 11: staying at my house. They were living at my house,
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Speaker 11: and I hadn't they she brought her a big flat
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Speaker 11: screen and put my old little it's like old from
22:30
Speaker 11: the you know, late two thousands, it's old flat screen
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Speaker 11: near my bed in my room. And I got real
22:36
Speaker 11: drunk one night and I went in and I kicked
22:37
Speaker 11: the TV just because they were harping at me. And
22:39
Speaker 11: I kicked the TV and I went to sleep, and
22:42
Speaker 11: I woke up with Phoenix s p ed over me, uh,
22:45
Speaker 11: taking me to jail. Because you know, you can't yell
22:47
Speaker 11: or break anything in front of women. It's considered the
22:49
Speaker 11: domestic violence.
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Speaker 2: Real.
22:52
Speaker 11: Yeah, so, and that's what I was I was like,
22:54
Speaker 11: it's my TV, it's my house, you know. But so
22:56
Speaker 11: I wound up, you know, going to jail, getting the
22:58
Speaker 11: you know, her mom and her picked me up the
22:59
Speaker 11: next day. We all made amends. But while I was
23:02
Speaker 11: in jail, I was in the holding cell and L
23:04
Speaker 11: would be, you know, before you go to Lower Buckeye
23:06
Speaker 11: and there there's this what is this? We're not the
23:10
Speaker 11: Russian the Ukrainian guy, and I was. He was a
23:12
Speaker 11: young guy, my age twenty five, was asking him about
23:14
Speaker 11: the war and everything's real cool. And then they get
23:16
Speaker 11: summoned back to court and they tell me that I
23:19
Speaker 11: was I spit on that guy, and they showed me
23:20
Speaker 11: a picture of it, and I was like, no, I
23:23
Speaker 11: you know, I would never do anything like that. And
23:25
Speaker 11: then the prosecutor was like, you know, it's best to
23:27
Speaker 11: just plead guilty because it's up to two years in jail,
23:30
Speaker 11: and her and her mom were like, hey, you were
23:31
Speaker 11: real drunk. You might as well just admit to it,
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Speaker 11: you know, And I said, no, it's not my character.
23:36
Speaker 11: So I fought it, and it turns out they just
23:38
Speaker 11: made a mistake. It was the It was the guy
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Speaker 11: in the cell next to me who spit on the
23:41
Speaker 11: officer and I almost got charts with it. So when
23:45
Speaker 11: they figured all that out, they dropped everything. They dropped
23:47
Speaker 11: the DV for the TV and and everything, so the
23:51
Speaker 11: whole whole arrest was just wiped off.
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Speaker 4: But still, do not kick a TV TV.
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Speaker 11: Yeah, I'll never do that again. Never break anything. Yeah,
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Speaker 11: I hope that's a learning experience for everyone.
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Speaker 2: Don't break anything.
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Speaker 1: You control your anger too, you know, go for a run,
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Speaker 1: all right, Yeah, thanks for calling in.
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Speaker 2: You glad you're safe? Is that true? Hitting a hitting break?
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Speaker 4: I've never heard that before, but it's probably, you know,
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Speaker 4: probably shouldn't do that anyway.
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Speaker 6: I could type faster, but I have too long of
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Speaker 6: nails right now.
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Speaker 2: We've got two hundred and fifty dollars. Wait real quick.
24:27
Speaker 1: We were doing this because of Kris Kardashian, because it
24:30
Speaker 1: was their seventieth birthday and the police came to her
24:32
Speaker 1: house for a birthday party twice, and it made me
24:34
Speaker 1: feel like, you know, it's kind of funny hearing these
24:35
Speaker 1: stories because it's like we're just like the Kardashians.
24:39
Speaker 3: That's the same.
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Speaker 2: It's one of those few things where we can relate
24:41
Speaker 2: to the Kardashians. The police come to our house too,
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Speaker 2: Chris