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The Toby + Chilli Show 7/8: Australia's new Social Media law, What's a "Snow room"? Halfway through 2026 Review · Toby + Chilli Mornings On Demand

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Speaker 3: I don't know if you saw the news last week.
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Speaker 3: I believe it was, but there's a country that has
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Speaker 3: banned social media for kids sixteen and under and we
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Speaker 3: would love to get your take on.
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Speaker 2: This social media Facebook Instagram all of the things. Would
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Speaker 2: you support a ban on those apps in the United
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Speaker 2: States by people under the age of sixteen? Thoughts eight
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Speaker 2: sixty six, ninety two, seven, forty three, sixty one, Toby
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Speaker 2: The reason why we asked this question this morning is
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Speaker 2: because in Australia they have passed a law which bans
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Speaker 2: social media for young people. I want to think, what
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Speaker 2: ages sixteen and down? Correct, that's the law. Could it
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Speaker 2: happen in the United States. I would love for it
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Speaker 2: to have in the United States.
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Speaker 3: Really, I would absolutely love for there to be a
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Speaker 3: law where kids sixteen and under it cannot be on
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Speaker 3: social media.
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Speaker 2: And as a parent, yes, I have that rule in my.
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Speaker 3: House right, but it's a lot easier when you have
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Speaker 3: the law telling you.
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Speaker 2: It's like, my kid's not just annoyed at me. We're like, buddy,
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Speaker 2: we're just following the law.
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Speaker 3: And so his classmates will likely also be under that
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Speaker 3: same ban, and so there's less fomo.
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Speaker 2: It's not like every kid has it except me.
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Speaker 3: Mom.
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Speaker 2: Well, if it's the law, not every kid is going
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Speaker 2: to happen. But would a ban actually help do you think,
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Speaker 2: or would it just tell kids to become more savvy
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Speaker 2: at hiding it from moms and dads. Okay, fine, but
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Speaker 2: it's they're going to be the outliers.
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Speaker 3: They're not going to be the because if it's not
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Speaker 3: a law, you have more people finding those loops from
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Speaker 3: their parents' rules. Okay, but when there's a consequence of
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Speaker 3: fines and door time, behind bars or whatever it might be,
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Speaker 3: the enforcement's going to be more intense at home.
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Speaker 2: Well, I don't know that it's going to be that punitive.
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Speaker 3: Social media is damaging to They've shown multiple times how
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Speaker 3: it affects mental health. And your daughter had social media
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Speaker 3: at a young age, and I've heard you talk about
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Speaker 3: what if you could do it again, you you would
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Speaker 3: do it differently.
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Speaker 2: I'll probably do it a little bit differently because the one
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Speaker 2: thing I learned through my experience with my daughter was
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Speaker 2: that social media is addictive, addictive for teenagers, addictive for
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Speaker 2: these kids, and it's addictive for parents too if we're
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Speaker 2: honest about it.
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Speaker 3: And also, people can hide behind a keyboard and say
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Speaker 3: some nasty things and spread certain rumors and appear like
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Speaker 3: they're living the perfect life when that is not reality.
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Speaker 2: Very brave behind anonymity.
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Speaker 3: So even with that said, you still don't think that
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Speaker 3: there should be a law.
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Speaker 2: I feel like it just wouldn't be enforceable and it
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Speaker 2: would be like, you know, like the police with the
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Speaker 2: billy clubs in the UK. Stop or I'll say stop again.
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Speaker 3: Seatbelt is a law. Yeah, they enforce it as best
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Speaker 3: that they can. They'll probably try to do the same
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Speaker 3: thing with this. That's all I'm saying. So to me,
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Speaker 3: this goes into that category good.
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Speaker 2: Talk thoughts eight sixty six, nine two seven forty three
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Speaker 2: sixty one. Would you support a ban on social media
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Speaker 2: for young people like under sixteen? Tell us what you think.
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Speaker 3: The US has struck dozens of targets in Iran and
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Speaker 3: Prince George's County has extended and its pause on hyper
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Speaker 3: just eighty eight minutes. Older viewers are more patient with
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Speaker 3: longer films, and baby boomers say ninety three minutes is perfect,
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Speaker 2: Right now seventy two in Waldorf. Where do you stand
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Speaker 2: with banning social media? Now that you've got the news
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Speaker 2: top stories at the top of the hour, let's talk
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Speaker 2: about putting a ban on young people sixteen and under
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Speaker 2: from using social media, much like they're doing in Australia,
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Speaker 2: only it would be done here in the States. Thoughts
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Speaker 2: would it work? What do you believe? Eight sixty six,
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Speaker 2: nine two seven forty three sixty one. The conversation continues
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Speaker 2: ninety seven point one. Watch FM Toby and Chile in
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Speaker 2: the morning talking with you about banning your kids from
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Speaker 2: social media, not just your kids, all kids here in
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Speaker 2: the States, just like they did in Australia. If you're
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Speaker 2: under sixteen, no, you will not use any social media period.
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Speaker 2: End of discussion.
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Speaker 3: Although it is a law in Australia, it is not
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Speaker 3: a law here in the United States, but hypothetically speaking,
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Speaker 3: we were curious whether you would support that type of enforcement.
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Speaker 2: So jump into the conversation at eight sixty six nine
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Speaker 2: two seven forty three sixty one, much like Robert has done.
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Speaker 2: Good morning in Alexandria. Robert, are you down with banning
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Speaker 2: the kids from the social networks and such? I think so.
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Speaker 2: They'll need to be on social media. They should be
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Speaker 2: outsiding and out with their friends. You know, too much
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Speaker 2: screen time is not good and they're crazy people on
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Speaker 2: social media, so it's better not to be anywhere near
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Speaker 2: that kind of mess.
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Speaker 3: I really do think a lot of parents would agree
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Speaker 3: that social media can be toxic.
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Speaker 2: Thank you, Robert for the call this morning. Now, Leslie,
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Speaker 2: good morning. How are things in Damascus? I hope good.
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Speaker 2: Let's talk about this social media band for the kids.
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Speaker 2: What do you think? I lean towards you.
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Speaker 3: Yes, kids already deal with enough pressure at school, and
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Speaker 3: adding social media in to the next you turned everything
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Speaker 3: into a popularity contest twenty four to seven.
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Speaker 2: I can see that absolutely.
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Speaker 3: When you are behind a keyboard and you can be anonymous,
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Speaker 3: you can say some cruel things to kids about kids.
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Speaker 2: No good well, thank you for your thoughts this morning,
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Speaker 2: and thank you for jumping into the conversation. Of course,
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Speaker 2: if you've got some thoughts on social media and banning
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Speaker 2: it here in the United States for young people under sixteen,
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Speaker 3: Okay this you're not gonna believe what rich people are
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Speaker 3: installing in their homes. Oh lord, I mean, really, this
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Speaker 3: much money and that's what you.
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Speaker 2: Do with it. Well, when you're rich, you don't think
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Speaker 2: about what you're spending the money up, at least according
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Speaker 2: to this story. You'll hear it in a few talk
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Speaker 2: about a first world problem. Notice I did not say
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Speaker 2: a Potomac problem, although it probably could be. It's first
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Speaker 2: world problem. Ninety seven point one WASHFM Toby and Chilly
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Speaker 2: in the Morning. To beat the heat, the very rich
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Speaker 2: billionaire are building wait for it, snow rooms.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, because apparently the air conditioning is not enough. And
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Speaker 3: these snow rooms cost an average of one hundred and
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Speaker 3: thirty thousand dollars.
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Speaker 2: It's the opposite of asauna.
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Speaker 3: So these rooms have snowfall, icy walls, freezing temperatures. With
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Speaker 3: the push of a button, you can create like blizzard
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Speaker 3: conditions in the room if you want to cool down
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Speaker 3: at any time. Some people use it for like health
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Speaker 3: and well and it's kind of like a cold plunge.
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Speaker 2: Sure, but this is going over the top. I don't know.
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Speaker 2: Over the weekend, it might have come in handy. It
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Speaker 2: might have been good to know a billionaire who has
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Speaker 2: a snow room, who lives off of river Road somewhere,
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Speaker 2: a cheaper option.
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Speaker 3: And trust me, I know, because menopause is opening your
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Speaker 3: freezer door and sticking your head in it for a
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Speaker 3: few seconds.
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Speaker 2: Okay, you can get that relief well if there's that,
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Speaker 2: or even.
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Speaker 3: A neck fan, but you don't have to spend one
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Speaker 3: hundred and thirty thousand dollars to build an igloo inside
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Speaker 3: your I.
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Speaker 2: Don't know how this is a trend amongst to build millionaires.
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Speaker 2: And I don't know what kind of billionaire would put
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Speaker 2: a cold snow room on a super yacht, but okay,
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Speaker 2: this is what they want to do with their money.
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Speaker 2: Who am I to tell them? What they should do.
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Speaker 2: But I don't think you can call this a wellness trend.
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Speaker 2: But how come we don't judge it.
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Speaker 3: When people have a sauna in their home, they've created
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Speaker 3: basically like a less intense oven, and we're not like
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Speaker 3: poopooing that idea.
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Speaker 2: Well, I mean, I guess it's I think all of
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Speaker 2: it is beyond my reach. So it's all stuff that
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Speaker 2: I'll never have.
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Speaker 3: A less saunas you can get for so much left
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Speaker 3: you can get one.
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Speaker 2: It's Costco. Really yeah, I'm gonna go well maybe well,
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Speaker 2: first the sauna, then maybe maybe the Costco snow room.
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Speaker 2: Can I find a snowroom on temu? Why don't we
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Speaker 2: work that angle. If you're a billionaire and you have
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Speaker 2: one of these snow rooms, feel free to give us
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Speaker 2: a call. We would love to hear how that's working
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Speaker 2: out for you. Eight sixty six nine two seven forty
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Speaker 2: three sixty one. And if you want to read about
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Speaker 2: this new billionaire wellness trend, we got covered on the
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Speaker 4: Top Stories.
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Speaker 3: Top of the hour, the US struck Iran again after
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Speaker 3: Iranian missiles hit three commercial ships in the Strait of Horror.
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Speaker 3: MOOZ Central Command says Ran violated the ceasefire with the attacks,
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Speaker 3: which prompted the retaliatory strikes. A new hellapad is reportedly
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Speaker 3: coming to the White House South Lawn. The President says
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Speaker 3: a helicopter maker Sikorski, is going to be footing the
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Speaker 3: Police are still working to determine how he got there
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Speaker 3: and what caused his death. Two local counties are pushing
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Speaker 3: back on data centers. This week, Prince William's supervisors rejected
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Speaker 3: a nearly two thousand acre campus near Gainesville, and Prince
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Speaker 3: George's County extended its moratorium on hyper scale projects to
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Speaker 3: two years. Maryland lawmakers are calling a special session next
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Speaker 3: month to tackle congressional redistricting. Lawmakers are going to be
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Speaker 3: returning to Annapolis August third through the fifth to set
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Speaker 2: Eight sixty six, nine two, seven forty three sixty one
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Speaker 2: I would say quickly. You know how they say blink
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Speaker 3: Typically, the first half of the year for me always
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Speaker 2: Where are you with that, all things considered? Better? Because
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Speaker 3: So, for health reasons in our family, this year is
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Speaker 2: Around, right, Rake and silver Spring. How's the year going
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Speaker 1: Bad?
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Speaker 2: I'd say better? Well, alrighty, then you gotta tell us why. Well.
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Speaker 4: I got a new job this year. I started working
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Speaker 2: Going really well.
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Speaker 4: But it's been a good year for me anyway.
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Speaker 2: Well, with half the year behind you now, Rick, it's
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Speaker 2: Good morning. How's the year going so far? Oh?
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Speaker 4: The first half of the year was garbage.
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Speaker 4: So I found out we went to the same Michael.
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