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52 - Anti-Séance · NO ID

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  No ID is meant for a sane audience. No ID may
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  contain Liberty -oriented content. PINCO discretion
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  is advised. Now, here's No ID with Paul Banducci
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  and Scott Moskowitz. Hey, welcome back. It's
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  No ID, episode 52 of Idaho's mainstream media
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  deconstruction. I'm Scott. Hello, internet. I'm
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  Paul. What a glorious day is raining up here
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  and we took a family walk in it earlier this
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  morning So I'm spun up and ready to go man all
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  warmed up from the cold rain I do like the part
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  where no matter what is happening with the weather.
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  You're like, it's a glorious day It's windy and
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  thunder and lightning and a flood has washed
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  away my backyard boy. It's beautiful. How are
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  you Scott? Yeah, well, you know Over the last
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  five or six or seven years if there's I've learned
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  many many things and probably one of the more
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  core value things I've learned is to practice
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  gratitude and every day is a gift even the hard
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  ones so it's a beautiful day man my eyes are
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  open there's air in my lungs and I'm hanging
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  out with one of my best buds Scott so I'm stoked
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  to be here even on a day like today where we're
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  frustratingly having to troubleshoot stuff again
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  it's still a good day yeah we just paused to
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  Troubleshoot a faint echo that I'm hearing and
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  that took about 20 minutes and we didn't solve
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  the problem which is always fix it Man, I can
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  freakin hear it. God damn it. I told you it's
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  gonna drive us nuts Because the echo only happens
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  when Scott and I say something at the same time,
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  but that happens all the time So now we're it's
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  gonna be so awkward Scott as we try not to talk
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  at the same time Which we should be doing that.
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  Anyway, that's best practice, but we're not particularly
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  great at it because I guess we both have a lot
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  to say. Yes. And if I had my bell like I'm supposed
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  to, I would have rang it. There we go. Let's
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  do the drop deliberation death match. That don't
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  fight. This is where we go through episode 51
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  drops that are they going to live on the sound
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  drop board. And there's a few from the NPR report
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  about Idaho news deserts, the death of local
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  journalism. And that's the kind of thing that
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  keeps me up at night. That's a yes definite.
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  Yes, we talked about that down that program and
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  that's a that's just a great one and this This
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  woman is just beside herself that the death of
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  local journalism when you know, like population
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  11 the town needs a journalist That's the kind
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  of thing that keeps me up at night. She's tossing
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  and turning like Of all the things to keep you
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  up at night. That's the thing, huh? And also
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  from that same NPR report we're losing the ability
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  to hold officials accountable. Oh, man In context,
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  it's pretty rich. We're losing the ability to
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  hold officials accountable. I'm on the fence.
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  We'll come back to it. Here is Kaylee Peterson,
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  the Democrat who doesn't care if you're gay.
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  This will be the fourth right. Right. For the
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  drop board that will join Melissa Wintrow. Right.
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  And another Melissa Wintrow. Right. And another
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  random. Right. And here is Kaylee Peterson's
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  contribution. Right. I vote yes. I also vote
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  for Supercut. I'm going to need at least a few
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  more of them, but we're well on our way with
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  now four rights. Then we move along to the no
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  kings rally clip where the man in the spongebob
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  suit. This is serious business was explaining
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  how serious this business was. This is serious
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  business. Yes. It's unfortunate there's a little
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  bit of car horn noise behind him, but I still
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  love it. This is serious business. Okay. SpongeBob,
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  whatever you say. Yeah. We got to label it. SpongeBob
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  man. Uh, two more and they're both you. Here's
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  the first one. I didn't choose the thug life.
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  Okay. All right. It's all right. It gets a little,
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  little cut off at the end. Cause I started to
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  talk, but it's okay. I didn't choose the thug
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  life. And Well, maybe I'm going to say maybe
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  no on that one. We'll come back to that one.
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  Yeah. And then last one, also you. If you disagree
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  with what I'm talking about, you hate kids and
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  gays. All right. No on the first, yes on the
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  second. All right. And thus conclude if it's
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  this week's still drop deliberation death match.
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  Right. Onward with episode 52 of No I .D. We
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  are going to do this week's Idaho news and people
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  and stories and whatnot. And we're going to deconstruct
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  the mainstream media's bull crap about it all.
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  Let's start with this one. It's a couple of weeks.
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  The headline was a couple of weeks ago, but it's
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  still being pursued. Idaho Attorney General Raul
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  Labrador announced he sued the makers of ChatGPT
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  in state court. Labrador filed a lawsuit against
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  OpenAI in Ada County District Court this week.
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  That's according to a news release. Hold on,
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  this is going to be meta. Let's ask the chat
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  GPT robot what it thinks about this whole thing.
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  As concisely as possible, tell me your opinion
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  about being sued by Raul Labrador from Idaho.
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  Right now there are unproven allegations and
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  it should be judged on evidence, not point scoring.
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  Okay, whatever that means. I don't know. Let's
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  continue. That was a terrible answer. It's funny
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  that they say it's marketed as harmless. of AI
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  marketing that's like, AI is going to kill us
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  all. The executives from Anthropic are here to
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  warn you in their TED talk about how they're
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  scared of their own technology. It's going to
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  kill us all. The marketing, is it like apocalyptic?
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  It's exactly the opposite. But the NPR summary
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  here is that Chagy BD is marketed as harmless.
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  I don't think I've seen a marketing campaign
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  anywhere at any point in the last, I don't know,
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  six months to a year that that blatantly is like,
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  hey, kids, AI is like a kid's playground. Come
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  play all over it. It's good for kids. Or, hello,
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  fellow humans. I am like you, but I am not you,
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  but I am harmless. Do not fear me. I am AI. Sponsored
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  by Anthropic. No, man, I haven't seen anything
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  like that. So I don't know what they're talking
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  about when they say has been marketed as harmless.
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  Nobody's doing that. The bot has been linked
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  to encouraging suicide, unhealthy behaviors and
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  relationships, and offering dangerous medical
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  advice, according to the AG's office. Yeah, only
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  we should be allowed to offer dangerous medical
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  advice. Those lawsuit demands improve safety
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  standards for the chat bot and financial damages.
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  It is one of eight. Uh -huh. One more time. Standards
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  for the chat bot and financial damages. Uh -huh.
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  And financial damages. What do you think that
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  means? I'm trying to figure out who has suffered
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  financial damages. This is another case of the
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  state pretending to be the victim, but society
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  can't be a victim. The state can't be the victim.
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  That's not how this works. People, individuals
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  can be victims. What the hell? Pay up! Idaho's
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  lawsuit demands improved safety standards for
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  the chat bot and financial damages It is one
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  of eight lawsuits filed this week against open
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  AI by separate states They're all getting in
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  on it at all the all the state apparatuses are
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  like ooh These companies are hammering. Let's
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  see if we can get in on it I know we'll accuse
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  them of doing all the stuff that we do and demand
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  that they pay us There's a there's a term for
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  that It starts with a C and ends with an L. Are
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  you going to pay it off? What's the term you
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  have in mind? Cartel. Oh, okay. Yeah, you had
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  a sound drop for it. You bugger, I keyed you
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  up for it. I literally put it, it's like we're
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  playing T -ball here, apparently. I put the ball
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  on the tee. You have a sound drop for this, literal
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  sound drop for this. Cartel starts with a C,
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  ends with an L. They have a name for this. Come
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  on, Scott. I thought you were saying like collusion
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  or projection. And now I got it. Because collusion
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  starts with a C and ends with an L. No, it doesn't.
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  That's why I was confused. Where is it? There
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  it is. Oh, I got it. They're very good at masking
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  themselves as a legitimate private entity. And
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  then when you really pull everything back and
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  you pull these layers back, you realize who you're
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  dealing with. You're dealing with the cartel.
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  Pay us. Pay us. Oh, hey, there's eight other
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  cartel, I mean, states involved in this. Pay
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  us. If you want, no, I looked up. I was like,
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  well, let me make sure. I don't want to just
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  accuse them of... Going for that if it's actually
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  like other seeking restitution for victims or
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  whatever However, you define a victim in this
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  no, but silly they wouldn't labrador is trying
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  I Looked it up labrador's trying to get open
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  AI to pay money to the state of Idaho He's also
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  seeking money that could go to affected consumers
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  the the lawsuit was filed a couple weeks ago
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  mid -october It alleges that open AI violated
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  Idaho's consumer protection act by misleading
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  consumers about chat GPD safety. So He's protecting
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  us from ourselves because, you know, us as users
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  of ChachiPT, we're, we're too stupid to manage
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  ourselves. So the state is going to help us as
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  these is what he's mostly seeking, which is money
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  that just goes straight to the state. Labrador
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  is seeking $5 ,000 for each violation of Idaho's
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  consumer protection protection act. This is effectively
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  a government imposed financial penalty, although
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  courts must approve it. So yes, he wants open
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  AI to cut a check to the state of eye to many
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  checks, presumably, maybe those large cardboard
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  ones that Debbie Critchfield can go present to
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  a bunch of masked up, you know, kids or something.
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  That's that's what he wants. He wants open AI
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  to pay the state of Idaho. Those are my favorite
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  kinds of checks, the big giant cardboard ones.
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  And I really, really enjoy getting those checks
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  from a masked bureaucrat. Or no, actually, I
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  should say an unmasked bureaucrat who makes me
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  mask up while I receive this big cardboard check.
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  You got it. It's the best way to do it. Yeah.
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  No, what a joke, man. It's a joke. This is what
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  we call legal plunder. I forget there's another
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  term. It's rent seeking, actually, which is legal
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  plunder as well. But this is quite literally
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  rent seeking. And all the governors are getting
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  in on it because that tends to happen a lot when
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  the government decides to sue a big corporation.
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  Well, one will do it. And then all of a sudden,
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  a number of other governors are like, hmm. well
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  this is a great idea let's jump on this because
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  the more we jump you know the more of us on this
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  bandwagon the harder it is to defend and we all
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  get a piece of this pie you know let's help let's
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  help our state budgets out we've seen this before
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  like when they sued facebook when they've sued
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  tobacco companies when they've sued uh pharmaceutical
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  companies you know the whole like the whole uh
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  opioid epidemic that states themselves have helped
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  bring about by their policies and the way they've
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  done stuff and what they allow to be legal and
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  what they've deemed illegal and whatnot. So the
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  state, quite literally due to its own policies,
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  causes pretty much all of the ills of society
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  and then turns around and sues mega corporations
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  to stopgap their budgets. But, you know, for
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  the children, of course, it's for us is because
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  states are the ones getting the money. So it's
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  consumer protection. But does the money get to
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  the consumers? No. Now pay the state. Now pay
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  us so that maybe some of the money can go to
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  our citizens. It might happen. Don't worry about
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  it. Yeah, it'll be just to show that it's, you
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  know, it's about us and not them. You know, maybe
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  they'll kick us a few a few schmeckles schmeckles.
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  It's about how very so very deeply they wish
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  to protect us. Schmeckle. OK, let's move along
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  here. So protected. It's like the state is a
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  condom and we are the you -know -what. Here is,
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  you know, let's stick with NPR. And as long as
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  we're talking about protection. A person in Idaho
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  has died of influenza for the first time this
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  flu season. Oh my God. The State Department of
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  Health and Welfare identified the death as an
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  Oahe County man older than 65. Influenza activity
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  is increasing, health officials say, based on
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  recent hospitals and clinic visitation data.
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  Activity has picked up earlier than a year ago.
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  Surging! And is higher in western U .S. states
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  so far. Early surge. 160 people die from the
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  flu each year in Idaho. over age 50, influenza
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  can also be very dangerous for infants and small
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  children. Here it comes. Health officials say
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  the widely available flu vaccine, vaccine, vaccine,
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  vaccine is effective at preventing severe illness.
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  Brought to you by Pfizer. Effective at preventing
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  severe illness, because see what happens is we
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  build a time machine. We go back, we don't give
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  you the vaccine, vaccine, vaccine. We see what
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  happens and then we say, hey, look, see, see
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  how much the vaccine protected you. Look what
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  would have happened had you not taken it. 60
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  people on average die each year from this in
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  the state of Idaho, almost all of them above
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  the age of 55. So. Breaking news here, breaking
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  news. Old people are more susceptible to the
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  flu. What? Who knew? 60 people up against a population
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  of about 2 .2 million is 0 .0000002727%. Surge!
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  For anybody who was wondering. An early surge,
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  Scott, not just any surge, an earlier than usual
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  surge, probably because of the warmer weather.
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  that we've been having due to climate change
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  so because the sky is hotter the flu has come
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  along earlier and we've already had our first
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  casualty according to health experts experts
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  it's groundhog day here i mean it's a bummer
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  sorry dude that you died that is a bummer but
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  like you know the fact that this is news tells
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  you they're either bored or this is propaganda
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  I'll let you decide. Three guesses and the first
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  two don't count. Yeah. All advertising based
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  media is dishonest at best and likely propaganda.
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  Brought to you by Pfizer. Same stuff, different
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  week. You're on no ID. I mean, people don't think
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  about it this way, but everything from the state
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  is just another form of advertising anyways.
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  The state is a corporation. It just happens to
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  be a corporation with a monopoly on violence.
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  Whereas like a regular corporation can't point
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  a gun at you and force you to drink its product
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  The state points a gun at you and forces you
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  to consume its product and then renew that product
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  every two years because apparently that product
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  just randomly expires every couple of years So
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  you got to pay for the permits on that product
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  that you already paid for with your own money
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  that they also taxed Really, though, it's the
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  rest of the corporations that are missing the
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  boat here. They need enforcement apparatuses.
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  Think how much more effective that would make
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  them as companies. There's a reason why government
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  corporations are virtually the same thing with
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  virtually the same structures and virtually the
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  same ideology, philosophy and politics. They
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  need each other there. It's a symbiotic parasitic
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  relationship. And we, my friends, are the unwilling
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  hosts. Let's see. So corporations and government.
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  Here is. I guess, you know, one of the 258 ,000
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  Costco's that are going to open in Idaho in the
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  next five minutes. One of them is not going to
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  be an eagle. We continue to talk about Costco
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  a lot here at KTVB. It looks like Costco won't
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  be coming to Eagle anytime soon. The company
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  pulled its application with the city of Eagle
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  to build off Highway 55 in Horseshoe Bend Road.
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  That warehouse would have been 160 ,000 square
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  feet with about 900 parking spots and a fuel
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  station. As we previously reported though, That
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  location has faced backlash from the community
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  over traffic concerns. A lot of mixed opinions
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  on this development in particular, actually.
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  The city of Eagle says it does not know if Costco
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  is considering a different spot within Eagle
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  or any surrounding areas. But they are considering
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  having their own enforcement apparatus to make
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  you shop at Costco or else. Menage a toile of
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  paint. Usually you pay double for that kind of
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  action cotton. Triple. So sayeth Raul Labrador.
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  Quadruple. You want to keep talking? Except for
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  the gas. You get a 5 % discount on if you have
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  a Costco card. Now do I need to explain Costco
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  to you? Mr. Clark Forkman. Do you know what a
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  Costco is? Are we going to do a Clark Forkman
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  segment right off the bat? All right. I'm ready.
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  We discussed this. I don't actually have a exact
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  segment. We discussed this a little bit before
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  we went to air here, which was as inspired by
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  or at least maybe structured somewhat similarly
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  to the old Adam Explains to 1780s guy bits from
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  The Man Show from back in the day back when Jimmy
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  Kimmel was not a commie -tard and used to just
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  like, you know, wear blackface and watch girls
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  jumping on trampolines. What happened to Jimmy
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  Kimmel? But they used to do this. When he hosted
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  the man show. The man show. The chauvinist show
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  on TV for like 10 years. So, but there was a
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  bit that they would do where Corolla was walking
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  through like a park or a forest or whatever with
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  the guy from the 1780s and he's attempting to
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  explain things about modern life to him. So it
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  sounds something like this. age of consent. Why
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  would men enact laws to deny themselves the sweetest
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  fruit? Well, they that was Adam explains age
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  of consent, etc. So we're terrible explanation.
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  It doesn't. So something like that for because
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  Paul lives under a rock up there at the Clark
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  forecastle. and he doesn't know his ass from
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  40 cents a week, except for all the stuff he
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  does know really well. So we thought we would
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  introduce some sort of a segment like that. This
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  is a draft. This is the whiteboard, and we're
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  just trying to figure out what that might look
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  like. What can we explain to Clark Fort guy?
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  Yeah, I'm down for this. I like this. I didn't
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  actually know about the 1780s guy bit. I was
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  spitballing the Clark Forkman bit before, and
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  then Scott was like, oh, they did a bit like
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  this in the Bloddy Blah that I used to watch,
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  which I didn't know about because Clark Forkman
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  lives under a rock. I don't know these things.
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  I know a lot of things. I know a lot of useful
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  things. I just don't know a lot of, I don't know
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  other stuff, apparently, but yeah, I think once
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  a conversation, Scott's like, yeah, did you hear
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  about this? You know about this? And I'm like,
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  oh no, that's new. And he's like, actually, it's
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  been around for 20 years. I'm like, oh, okay,
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  well. I guess I've been living under a rock again.
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  So we may have to turn it into a segment. I think
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  it could be a good time. Think of all the new
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  things I'm going to learn. I like learning new
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  things. Costco that is not opening in Eagle is
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  a wholesale discount warehouse. It's like a giant
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  grocery store full of bulk items that you go.
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  What you do is you go in to buy a $5 rotisserie
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  chicken and you walk out with $900 worth of groceries.
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  That's Costco. Yeah, yeah. You leave with a palette
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  of ballots, if I remember correctly. In fact,
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  I'm pretty sure Costco is where they farm a lot
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  of illegal immigrant ballots. Oh, so I don't
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  even need to explain Costco. And get them to
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  vote at the same time. Sounds like Clark Farkman
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  already knows it. I know, I told you, I know
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  things, I know things. I'm still trying to figure
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  out the parking lot that's just a parking lot
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  that you have to pay for thing. That I don't
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  understand. I definitely don't get that. But
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  pallets of stuff I get. I live out in the woods.
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  So when we buy stuff, you gotta buy stuff in
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  pallets. Otherwise, I gotta drive an hour and
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  a half every week to get to buy more stuff. That's
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  no good. Well, do you remember way back on episode
• 21:35
  six of this program, which was called Control
• 21:38
  Salt Delete? That was the name of a snowplow.
• 21:45
  Well, we're now over a year on this program,
• 21:47
  so we're going to start to see recurring stuff.
• 21:50
  Well, the Name a Snowplow competition is back.
• 21:52
  Well, it's that time of year again when students
• 21:54
  in districts across Idaho are tasked with naming
• 21:56
  the state's fleet of snowplows. And you have
• 21:58
  until the end of the month to name your class.
• 22:00
  Do they name the same snowplow every time, or
• 22:01
  do they name a new one each time? I don't know.
• 22:05
  I don't think they mention that. I would assume
• 22:07
  it's a new one. I don't know. I'll look into
• 22:10
  that. I'll get back to you. And in the meantime,
• 22:14
  Randy Westland has declared that he refuses to
• 22:16
  participate in this competition unless we pay
• 22:18
  more taxes. Fleet of snowplows. Well, but if
• 22:20
  we do, then we get to name the snow gate. Of
• 22:24
  snowplows. And you have until the end of the
• 22:26
  month to get your classroom submissions in. But
• 22:29
  keep in mind, there are some rules for the names.
• 22:31
  Submissions must be limited to one per classroom,
• 22:34
  be appropriate for kids and be 15 characters
• 22:37
  or less. So like snow plow your mom? No good?
• 22:41
  Gotta be appropriate for kids? The Idaho Transportation
• 22:44
  Department will vote on submissions in November
• 22:46
  with 12 winners, two from each of Idaho's six
• 22:49
  regions. And winners will be announced by the
• 22:52
  end of the year. Some of the winners from last
• 22:54
  year... Oh, dude, I got one. Edward Snowden.
• 23:00
  Some of the winners from last year include Snowby
• 23:02
  Juan Kenobi, Austin Plowers, and Control Salt
• 23:06
  Delete. I always am like... Yeah going in i'm
• 23:09
  gonna have an idea obviously i'm not in a in
• 23:11
  a classroom so I can't come up with something
• 23:14
  creative and then anything I come up with you
• 23:16
  can't you're a newscaster as what these kids
• 23:19
  come up with what about four news plow there
• 23:21
  you go someone submit it there you go there you
• 23:23
  go you're welcome gay four news plow hold on
• 23:26
  that's from four news now in case you didn't
• 23:28
  know no that's so gay hold on I have to find
• 23:31
  something that this is terrible hold on gay there
• 23:36
  we go okay Who else finds it hilarious that empty
• 23:51
  suit newscaster ladies like, every year I think
• 23:53
  I could be creative and then I can't. You know
• 23:55
  what she's saying? Yeah, going in, I'm going
• 23:57
  to have an idea. Obviously I'm not in a classroom
• 24:00
  so I can't submit, but I'm always like, I can
• 24:02
  come up with something creative and then anything
• 24:03
  I come up with is never as funny as what these
• 24:07
  kids come up with. Breaking news, lady whose
• 24:09
  job it is to read off the teleprompter isn't
• 24:11
  creative. Breaking at this hour. Oh man, yeah.
• 24:19
  Government mouthpiece isn't creative. Who knew?
• 24:22
  Professional teleprompter reader can't think
• 24:24
  for herself. See, you don't need to explain that
• 24:28
  kind of stuff to Clark Forkman. Clark Forkman
• 24:30
  understand. Big Sky rain and newscast lady lame.
• 24:37
  And now Adam explains to 1780s guy rap music.
• 24:45
  And in this vernacular, what's the difference
• 24:48
  between bitches and hoes? Well, that was Adam
• 24:55
  explains. Yeah, you get the idea. Well, one is
• 24:59
  your side piece and one's your main piece. Oh,
• 25:01
  see, Clark Forkman knew that. You're more evolved
• 25:03
  than 1780s guy. Yeah, man, there's bitches and
• 25:07
  hoes aren't just for the hood. OK, we know stuff
• 25:11
  up here. I know they like to hang out in parking
• 25:15
  lots, too. I didn't choose the thug life. Well,
• 25:20
  that'll tie in nicely with your with your bitches
• 25:23
  and hoes one that you just dropped. Bitches and
• 25:25
  hoes aren't just for the hood, okay? Here is...
• 25:32
  Well, it's almost Halloween, just a couple days
• 25:34
  from now, and there's an event that's stirring
• 25:36
  the pot. They missed a perfect opportunity to
• 25:39
  title it cauldron, but Four News Now decided
• 25:41
  to call it Halloween Event Stirs the Pot. A Halloween
• 25:43
  celebration focused on spiritual readings in
• 25:46
  the small town of St. Mary's, Idaho. It's stirring
• 25:49
  the pot. Some people are threatening to boycott
• 25:51
  businesses that are participating. Sunny Day
• 25:54
  has our story. People here say religious groups
• 25:57
  in town are concerned about tonight's event being
• 25:59
  put on by local businesses trying to bring something
• 26:01
  new to their community. But regardless of the
• 26:04
  backlash, they tell me tonight's event is still
• 26:06
  on. Tonight's event involves a psychic medium
• 26:08
  walking with participants between businesses
• 26:10
  saying she'll try to sense if there's anything
• 26:13
  supernatural. Joe's Bar and Grill came up with
• 26:15
  the idea and told us the same medium has been
• 26:17
  in town before and there was never an issue.
• 26:19
  Kelsey Richie is one of the business owners participating
• 26:21
  and is looking forward to the thrill. I just
• 26:24
  thought it was going to be fun and exciting and
• 26:26
  it was a good opportunity for people to do something
• 26:28
  different. you know, get out of the house for
• 26:31
  a little bit. But Richie says this week, things
• 26:33
  took a turn. People sent messages threatening
• 26:35
  to boycott three different businesses, including
• 26:38
  Richie, who was also accused of anti -Christian
• 26:40
  behavior. You're hurting everybody that I employ
• 26:43
  that has families that work incredibly hard to
• 26:47
  make a living in this town and support their
• 26:49
  families. I'm more worried that they're going
• 26:51
  to suffer because of it. The manager of Joe's...
• 26:53
  Have you thought about just suing OpenAI? Just
• 26:57
  a suggestion. Who's who's being who's hurting
• 27:02
  who? They lost me and I am paying attention.
• 27:05
  This is the the The owner the business owner
• 27:08
  as who's one of the participants in this? Saying
• 27:11
  that the people click calling for the boycott
• 27:14
  of this event. They like we're on a religious
• 27:15
  Christian boycott are hurting my hurting You're
• 27:18
  just hurting the community or hurting our employees,
• 27:20
  etc. Incredibly. I thought maybe they were interviewing
• 27:23
  a different lady because it's at the The voice
• 27:27
  sounded just a little bit different enough. I
• 27:28
  thought, oh, okay, now they're interviewing a
• 27:31
  lady who's anti seance. And she was saying that
• 27:35
  the having the seance stuff was going to hurt
• 27:37
  people. So I was trying to clear that up. Okay.
• 27:40
  Interesting. Well, yeah. So they've done this
• 27:43
  before, but only now people are upset, huh? This
• 27:47
  sounds, yeah, that's what they said. It's the
• 27:49
  first year that people are upset. So here you'll
• 27:51
  hear from one of the, I suppose pastors who is
• 27:54
  part of why that, you know, one of the upset
• 27:56
  people. I hear, let's just keep going. By the
• 27:59
  way, anti -sense is in the running for show title.
• 28:02
  Incredibly hard to make a living in this town
• 28:04
  and support their families. I'm more worried
• 28:07
  that they're going to suffer because of it. The
• 28:09
  manager of Joe's Bar and Grill says they received
• 28:11
  similar messages and was even called an advocate
• 28:14
  for Satan. Today, we talked to a pastor at a
• 28:17
  sample. Also a terrific show title. I don't think.
• 28:21
  Shame. Shame. Shame. I'm going to put it down
• 28:28
  here, Advocate for Satan. I don't suspect we'll
• 28:32
  actually pick it, but I want to zap it in the
• 28:34
  running here. Advocate for Satan. It is a fun
• 28:35
  show title. I like it. It's edgy, but it might
• 28:38
  be a little too edgy. Oh man, I don't know. That's
• 28:41
  pretty good. Today, we talked to a pastor at
• 28:43
  a St. Paul's Lutheran church who says he warned
• 28:45
  his congregation about the event. They're opening
• 28:47
  the door to some dangerous spiritual things.
• 28:51
  We believe that demonic oppression and possession
• 28:54
  are real. He suggested it'd be best for them
• 28:56
  to steer clear of the event. Christian shouldn't
• 28:58
  support this. They shouldn't attend this. The
• 29:02
  pastor said he doesn't support any threats or
• 29:04
  aggression toward event organizers. I spoke with
• 29:06
  the medium who told me she's a Christian herself
• 29:08
  and her psychic abilities are so good to help
• 29:10
  people. The event just started at six and the
• 29:13
  location has been made private to avoid any protest
• 29:15
  or confrontation. Sunny day, four news now. OK,
• 29:18
  so yeah, what's up with that? Like you as a practicing
• 29:21
  Christian? What's your thoughts on the, you know?
• 29:23
  The the the occult or whatever this guy would
• 29:26
  call it. I'm a Christian fortune -teller You
• 29:30
  sure about that? That's what I mean. She says
• 29:32
  I'm a Christian too. I just what is it? No, he
• 29:35
  told me she's a Christian. No, that's not how
• 29:37
  that works Well, let me hear who told me she's
• 29:39
  a Christian herself and her psychic abilities
• 29:41
  are solely meant to help people Yeah, I'm sure
• 29:47
  I'm sure they are and and good for you. But no
• 29:50
  those those two things are incompatible They're
• 29:53
  incompatible There are, there is, are such things,
• 29:59
  is a such thing as like what you would call green
• 30:03
  witches. In fact, our neighbor refers to herself
• 30:05
  as a green witch, which I thought when I first
• 30:08
  met her, I thought was a joke. I thought she
• 30:09
  was joking. So I laughed. I was like, oh yeah,
• 30:11
  my wife is a green witch too. She does herbalism
• 30:12
  and stuff. And this lady was like, no, I mean
• 30:15
  like I am a witch, but I'm a good witch. So I'm
• 30:19
  a green witch. And I was like, oh. And I went
• 30:23
  over and I told Marianne, I was like, have you
• 30:24
  ever heard of this? And Clark Forkman learned
• 30:27
  something new that day, that green witches are
• 30:30
  real, apparently. They would say that they help
• 30:34
  people. But being a green witch is not of God.
• 30:39
  That is not an I'm of God thing or I'm a Christian
• 30:41
  thing, but also a green witch or a fortune teller
• 30:44
  or a seance seer or whatever the hell. You don't
• 30:47
  have to be, it doesn't have to be, oh, what's
• 30:50
  the word I want? Hold on, you're gonna have to
• 30:54
  edit this and I apologize. There's a real word
• 30:56
  for this where, I'm gonna remember it an hour
• 31:00
  from now, where you have evil intentions, crud.
• 31:06
  Oh, it's the perfect word for it. Anyways, you
• 31:09
  don't have to have evil intentions to be derived
• 31:11
  from stuff that is not godly or not biblical.
• 31:14
  In fact, even in the stories of Jesus, if you
• 31:17
  read the gospels in the Bible, He went up against
• 31:20
  several times. He went up against other folks
• 31:22
  who were possessed and they weren't necessarily,
• 31:28
  like they didn't do evil things or hurt people.
• 31:32
  And they claimed to be like Jesus, right? They
• 31:35
  claimed to have powers and be of God and for
• 31:37
  God and whatnot. But when Jesus came across those
• 31:40
  folks in the gospels, he drove the demons out
• 31:42
  of them. They had demons and he drove them out
• 31:44
  and said, be gone. You know, do not afflict these
• 31:47
  people or this person. and that sort of thing.
• 31:51
  So no, it's not compatible. And the pastor who
• 31:58
  calls for his flock to not participate stands
• 32:02
  on solid ground. Now it's kind of one of those
• 32:05
  things where if you're having fun with it, right?
• 32:08
  And it's a third out in left field and it's kind
• 32:11
  of lighthearted and you're trying to do something
• 32:13
  about it for your business or whatnot. Hey, come
• 32:15
  on Main Street and have some fun. I can see that
• 32:17
  perspective. But from a perspective of a person
• 32:21
  of faith or of a believer, what we should do
• 32:24
  is kind of chuckle at it and then not participate.
• 32:28
  And then encourage people not to participate.
• 32:31
  I don't know if I'd get up there and get the
• 32:33
  microphone or the megaphone and call for a ban
• 32:36
  or call for a lawsuit or call for a boycott.
• 32:39
  But I would definitely, any time the conversation
• 32:41
  called for it, They encourage like -minded people
• 32:47
  to just ignore it. Don't participate. People
• 32:51
  of faith should not be participating in this.
• 32:53
  Plain and simple. That's pretty cut and dry.
• 32:56
  We actually have an old recording of Paul telling
• 33:00
  his flock why they should not participate. He
• 33:07
  was invoking a lot of classic Christian religion.
• 33:10
  Take a listen. Israel had sinned, and God was
• 33:16
  trying to decide who He was going to send down
• 33:19
  to save the earth. They was round. Somebody had
• 33:22
  suggested that He sent Abraham. He told Pharaoh
• 33:27
  that Sarah was his sister, not his wife. He said,
• 33:32
  no, He can't send Noah. The rest of it is like
• 33:34
  a subscription. It's behind a paywall. But you
• 33:36
  can get an idea of what that sounded like. Yeah,
• 33:41
  no, those were my younger years when I sounded
• 33:43
  like a 60 year old black guy from the south.
• 33:47
  Yeah, good times back in my mid 20s. I didn't
• 33:51
  choose the thug life inexplicably said that was
• 33:54
  me. But I'm pretty sure everybody knows better.
• 33:58
  Now, there's this the other part of this. Speaking
• 34:00
  of old black dudes, this park here, we believe
• 34:05
  that demonic oppression and possession are real.
• 34:08
  That reminds me of an old Phil Hendry bit of
• 34:12
  one of his old black women characters. It was
• 34:14
  either Mavis Leonard or Clara Bingham who was
• 34:17
  like basically called in and was describing how
• 34:20
  her young, I don't know, whatever, niece was
• 34:23
  possessed by a demon and her head would spin
• 34:25
  around and she would spew green bile. And as
• 34:27
  the bit went on, it became clear she was just,
• 34:30
  she was describing the exorcist, you know? And
• 34:32
  then people were calling in going like, hey,
• 34:34
  that lady's just, she's just describing the movie
• 34:37
  The Exorcist. And then she'd be like, yeah, they
• 34:40
  made a movie about my niece. Yeah. Yeah. So,
• 34:43
  but okay. So that's the classic bit, but that's
• 34:46
  the demonic possession thing. That's what I think
• 34:48
  a lot of people that would come to their mind
• 34:50
  is like the horror movie, Hollywood portrayal.
• 34:54
  What is the actual, like somebody like him or
• 34:56
  you like saying, oh yeah, it's definitely real.
• 34:57
  Like what would you mean by demonic possession?
• 35:01
  There is some of that what people think of when
• 35:04
  they think of the exorcist. There are actually
• 35:05
  people who still perform exorcisms. in the Catholic
• 35:09
  Church, it's a real thing, they do it. A buddy
• 35:13
  of mine who you know, I don't know if I'd call
• 35:16
  him a mutual buddy, but you'd know him. He was
• 35:18
  an incredibly bright fellow, actually thought
• 35:20
  he was gonna go down that path early in his career
• 35:23
  and then decided it wasn't for him. And him and
• 35:26
  I have talked about it, because Clark Forkman
• 35:30
  is curious, so Clark Forkman asked questions.
• 35:34
  And it's the real deal, something like that does
• 35:36
  happen. But most of the time, It's not to that
• 35:40
  level. It's not that dramatic or traumatic and
• 35:43
  it's a pretty wide range man But possession and
• 35:45
  demonic possession is a thing. It absolutely
• 35:48
  is a thing there and and angels and demons. I
• 35:50
  think they I They walk amongst us man. This is
• 35:53
  the battleground if you get it now I'm coming
• 35:55
  at this from a position of faith So those of
• 35:58
  our listeners who are producers who may not be
• 36:00
  that volition might you know? Turn the volume
• 36:02
  down on this one now and go Paul's even more
• 36:05
  of it. We knew Paul was a loon, but now he's
• 36:07
  you know Lock that guy away. But I am a man of
• 36:11
  faith. And so are you, Scott. And Earth is the
• 36:13
  battleground, man. These forces are real. And
• 36:16
  sometimes they do take physical form, or they
• 36:18
  inhabit our physical form. But you have to let
• 36:22
  them in. So it's a deal people make. And they
• 36:26
  let these forces in. For sure. It's a thing.
• 36:32
  I mean, jeez, we laugh about it. but look at
• 36:35
  the pedo elites who are in charge of us all.
• 36:38
  The Hollywood pedo elites, the political pedo
• 36:41
  elites, look at these people. I mean, we have
• 36:44
  caught these people actively worshiping Satan
• 36:46
  and Baal and engaging in some form or another
• 36:51
  of child sacrifice, because there's always child
• 36:54
  sacrifice involved. That's the hallmark of all
• 36:56
  of these things. and we've caught these people
• 36:58
  red -handed time and time and time again nothing
• 37:01
  ever happens to them because they are the they're
• 37:03
  the powerful ones and nobody will touch them
• 37:05
  but uh it's real stuff dude they let it in so
• 37:10
  yeah i totally get the uh the response down in
• 37:13
  st marys especially it's a small town and so
• 37:16
  the the leader of his flock down there. I would
• 37:19
  imagine there's more than one, but maybe one
• 37:20
  get one guy sort of leading the charge or has
• 37:22
  the balls to stand up and say, Hey, everybody
• 37:24
  who attends my church, my flock, my people, my
• 37:27
  parishioners with to whom I am responsible to
• 37:30
  and to God who I am responsible to, you know,
• 37:33
  as the leader of the flock, you're responsible
• 37:35
  to God and to your flock. He's doing he's doing
• 37:38
  absolutely what he should. Yeah, I thought it
• 37:41
  was interesting. We usually don't. hear much
• 37:43
  as far as mainstream media news coverage from
• 37:46
  St. Mary's. This is a pretty small town. Not
• 37:49
  a lot makes the mainstream cut, I guess. So it
• 37:51
  was interesting to see this coming out of there.
• 37:54
  And a lot of people will roll their eyes and
• 37:56
  be like, oh, that's, you know, it's overblown.
• 37:58
  It's over the top. Why would you even bother?
• 38:00
  Yada, yada, yada. And, and to the, you know,
• 38:02
  I've already said it, but to that I would say
• 38:04
  as, as Christians, if we're down there in St.
• 38:06
  Mary's, it's our job to, to not participate and
• 38:09
  then to encourage everyone we know, at least
• 38:11
  who are also of faith to not participate. But
• 38:15
  that's a, you know, and then there's a line there.
• 38:17
  There's a distinction between. than trying to
• 38:19
  punish businesses or punish people for it. That's
• 38:22
  a whole other ball of wax, and I don't think
• 38:23
  I'd go that far. Although I would also then have
• 38:26
  pause and be like, oh, interesting. So these
• 38:30
  businesses are comfortable engaging in these
• 38:34
  activities. I think I will think twice before
• 38:36
  I spend my shiny schmeckles there. Actually,
• 38:41
  as I'm thinking about it now, I wonder how it
• 38:42
  even came to the attention of mainstream media.
• 38:45
  Like how did this even, how did Sunny Day from
• 38:47
  Four News Now even get sent down there? And she
• 38:50
  got said it was like the reporter on the street.
• 38:53
  She was like standing on the sidewalk in St.
• 38:55
  Mary's in front of the bar. And she went all
• 38:56
  the way down there and was on Main Street reporting
• 38:59
  about it. She was. Yep. I don't know how. Did
• 39:02
  somebody send in a tip? I don't know how they
• 39:05
  would have even become aware of it. They just,
• 39:07
  they never cover St. Mary's. I bet you a mayor
• 39:11
  is involved or city council is involved. Some
• 39:13
  prominent folks in the community are definitely
• 39:17
  involved and possibly on both sides of the issue.
• 39:20
  In towns like that, the mayor always ends up
• 39:22
  has one or two businesses right there on Main
• 39:25
  Street. The city council members own half the
• 39:27
  businesses on Main Street. That's how those towns
• 39:29
  always work. Coeur d 'Alene is that way. in Coeur
• 39:31
  d 'Alene is 10 times the size. And the people
• 39:33
  who sit on the councils and all the boards and
• 39:35
  the urban renewal district boards and the panhandle
• 39:38
  health boards and the Vision 2030 boards and
• 39:42
  the planning and zoning commissions and the city
• 39:45
  councils, they're all the same people and they're
• 39:48
  all legacy family people or new arrivals who
• 39:51
  are in with the legacy families because they
• 39:53
  share politics. And they're all the same people.
• 39:55
  They're all related. They're all friends. They
• 39:58
  all sit on all the boards. And they also happen
• 40:00
  to own the businesses on Main Street. That's
• 40:03
  how that that's how that very good at masking
• 40:06
  themselves as a legitimate private entity. And
• 40:09
  then when you really pull everything back and
• 40:11
  you pull these layers back, you realize who you're
• 40:14
  dealing with. You're dealing with the cartel.
• 40:16
  That's the head of ISP. I always like to provide
• 40:18
  context. The guy you just heard speaking is literally
• 40:20
  the head of the Idaho State Patrol. And we'll
• 40:23
  leave it up to you to figure out who he's describing.
• 40:26
  That sound drop is the best it's probably a top
• 40:29
  three now like it is an evergreen if ever there
• 40:31
  was an evergreen It is the evergreen of evergreens
• 40:34
  It's it's so good. You know, what is an evergreen
• 40:38
  as well is the value for value model and the
• 40:42
  value model is exactly the opposite of the model
• 40:45
  that most Media spaces run on which is the advertising
• 40:50
  model all advertising based media is dishonest
• 40:53
  at best and likely propaganda Because you get
• 40:56
  fake and gay because you get told what to say
• 40:59
  and what not to say and you have to be you're
• 41:02
  a puppet. They have their hand up your keister
• 41:05
  and they make you say and not say stuff on behalf
• 41:07
  of their products. That's how it works. And that's
• 41:09
  not us, not us, not the value for value model.
• 41:12
  It's completely the exact inversion of that model.
• 41:16
  Value for value means that if you if you find
• 41:18
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  very, I didn't come up in real time with the
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  sent this note in because he's keying in on it.
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• 46:18
  Bill phrased it. Money, chef's kiss. I get that.
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  I get that. But I would say to a degree, the
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  Maybe that's too strong of an assumption. But
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  she would know. that at least on paper a podcast
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  run by what is there three of them four of them
• 46:43
  two of them yeah two to four of them yeah who
• 46:47
  are who have made now a name for themselves as
• 46:49
  being fairly conservative -ish uh former police
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  officers who do have a philosophy and uh politics
• 46:58
  that are going to differ from kaylee's probably
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  very strongly along the topics and she still
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  went on there and felt comfortable enough to
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  to you know say stupid shit And then to our surprise
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  kind of just did a terrible job of cornering
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• 47:17
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  didn't, but she wasn't, she didn't know that.
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  She had to have known she was going on to what
• 47:24
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• 47:27
  think maybe, maybe I'm the one who's assuming
• 47:29
  too much here. So, but she went, said stupid
• 47:33
  stuff. Maybe we could get. I don't know. Maybe
• 47:35
  not. Well, I'm not even. Yeah, I don't even think
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  necessarily that it would be like, oh, she wouldn't
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• 47:43
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  here. They like, oh, just because she'll have
• 47:51
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• 47:54
  intensely because of how much more intensely
• 47:56
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  what what she's her her logic, you know. So,
• 48:03
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• 48:05
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• 48:07
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• 48:25
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• 48:33
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• 48:35
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• 48:37
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  per capita and I was Really hoping it was gonna
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  be Idaho because I know we had to be up there.
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  It's Wyoming 46 firearms per 1 ,000 residents.
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  That's pretty all right, that's not bad. So that's
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  per capita, so that's highest density, it's Wyoming.
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  Highest percentage of gun owners slash armed
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  % of adults or households owning firearms. Well
• 53:12
  done, Montana. Most total, so for raw numbers
• 53:16
  of guns, this one I knew. It's Texas. Oh, yeah,
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  because every gun owner has an average of like
• 53:23
  12. Well, it's Texas. Let's see here. I was looking
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  would show me some where Idaho is on here. Well,
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  and this is OK. He's a good news. Yeah, yeah.
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  County. Now he's talking about county, but it
• 53:44
  did. But it now did make me wonder about the
• 53:47
  state of Idaho, where it ranks as a state. the
• 53:51
  state. So per on a per capita. Wow. Wyoming is
• 53:56
  Wyoming is three times the national average.
• 54:01
  It's not even close. You want to know who? OK,
• 54:03
  here's an impromptu Scott shot. I had a Scott.
• 54:05
  I have a Scott shot, but now here's an impromptu.
• 54:09
  Who is number two, Scott? Wyoming is one. Two
• 54:15
  is Florida. You're never going to get it. I'll
• 54:23
  give you one more. Nevada. It's the District
• 54:35
  of Columbia. It's Washington DC. Oh, dude. That
• 54:39
  might've very well been the 50th guess. As I
• 54:44
  said, you're never gonna get it. Now these stats
• 54:46
  are from 2020. I'm sure there's obviously stats
• 54:49
  that are more up to date because Wyoming is number
• 54:54
  one at 195 .7 guns per 1 ,000 residents. So obviously
• 54:58
  this is dated. Now we're six years behind on
• 55:01
  this. graph I'm working with here because my
• 55:04
  Google search said that Wyoming was actually
• 55:07
  at 245 now. So in six years, in six years, Wyoming
• 55:12
  went from 195 guns per thousand residents to
• 55:17
  245 guns per thousand residents. That's incredible.
• 55:21
  Way to go Wyoming. But at least as of 2020 or
• 55:26
  in 2020 District of Columbia was number two at
• 55:28
  66 and a half. guns per 1 ,000 residents. Now
• 55:32
  these are registered guns, mind you. So District
• 55:34
  of Columbia might actually be number one. Well,
• 55:37
  let's, I want to ask the robot what the reason
• 55:39
  is. As concise as possible. Sixth. Sorry. Idaho
• 55:44
  is sixth at 24. Wow. Not even top five. Okay.
• 55:49
  Come on, Idaho. You could do better. I know I'm
• 55:51
  shocked, but Nez Perce apparently is single -handedly
• 55:55
  carrying the state. Serjamo and Nez Percer. Yeah,
• 55:58
  we're on the shoulders of giants down there.
• 56:01
  Let me ask. I want to see what the Internet says.
• 56:04
  As concisely as possible, what is the reason
• 56:07
  for why DC has the highest gun ownership? Checking
• 56:14
  that quickly. It doesn't. DC actually has one
• 56:18
  of the lowest gun ownership rates, not the highest.
• 56:20
  It's per capita. The gun homicide rate is high.
• 56:24
  That's also true. Gun homicide rate. So that's
• 56:28
  not OK. Does Washington DC per capita have one
• 56:33
  of the highest gun ownership rates in the US?
• 56:38
  Good catch. I'll make sure I get this right.
• 56:40
  No, actually, DC doesn't have one of the highest
• 56:43
  gun ownership rates. This chart is the gun homicide
• 56:46
  rate. And one more thing, reliable ownership
• 56:49
  rankings. We get that. But again, it's slightly
• 56:52
  different here. It's just states with the most
• 56:56
  firearms. registered firearms. So it's not necessarily
• 57:00
  gun ownership by individual or even by household.
• 57:03
  It's how many firearms registered firearms per
• 57:07
  1000 residents are there. And I'll bet you the
• 57:11
  thing that sends watch that sends DC through
• 57:14
  the roof is because of the heavy, heavy, heavy
• 57:18
  military presence there and all of the federal
• 57:20
  agencies and all of the law enforcement agencies,
• 57:25
  the federal, state, county, city, registered
• 57:29
  firearms per 1 ,000 residents. Okay, so now I
• 57:32
  typed it in. So that's why this is going to be
• 57:34
  skewed that way. Gotcha. So I typed in how many
• 57:36
  registered firearms per 100k residents is DC
• 57:39
  among the highest? Yes, you're correct. According
• 57:42
  to US 2015, like you said, it's a little older.
• 57:44
  Wyoming way up there. Washington DC at number
• 57:47
  two, 6 ,640 per 100 ,000. These two figures reflect
• 57:51
  registered firearms. Yep. And so this is actually
• 57:55
  a really good example of how you can kind of
• 57:59
  do anything with the numbers and you can put
• 58:01
  up a chart. Sorry about that guys. And you can
• 58:05
  put up a chart and if you don't fully understand
• 58:08
  what the chart is saying, you can do what we
• 58:11
  just did here and ask a question three different
• 58:13
  ways without understanding the question we were
• 58:16
  actually asking. When like this chart was showing
• 58:19
  something very specific, just how many firearms
• 58:23
  there were. in the, in the, within the boundaries
• 58:26
  of that district or state per 1000 residents.
• 58:29
  And DC is way up there because the president
• 58:33
  president, right? All of the, you know, and a
• 58:36
  high level of registered firearms. So it says
• 58:39
  it requires firearm. Yeah, of course. So it requires
• 58:41
  firearm registration, whereas most states don't
• 58:43
  require ordinary firearms registered. Consequently,
• 58:46
  registration based rankings are misleading measures
• 58:49
  of actual ownership. Yeah, so the Wyoming at
• 58:52
  195 is actually really Wyoming at 300 right,
• 58:55
  you know Yeah, you're right. You can really you
• 59:00
  can but that's so true It's just a the lies damn
• 59:03
  lies and statistics thing. You can make anything
• 59:05
  say anything depending on how you frame and say
• 59:07
  it Yeah, I did like that part the rate of ownership.
• 59:10
  That's not the percentage of ownership. That's
• 59:13
  not raw number of firearms It's none of those
• 59:16
  things I do love that AI did make a point to
• 59:19
  mention that firearm homicide rate was the highest.
• 59:22
  That's what I love too. No, no, no, no, no, no,
• 59:25
  no, no, you American. What they do is murder
• 59:27
  a lot. Well, it is DC. It's true. It's true.
• 59:32
  I mean, if you, if you take, there's about five
• 59:34
  to 10 cities in this country that if you, if
• 59:36
  you removed them from any study or survey, then
• 59:39
  America is the safest country on planet earth
• 59:41
  by every metric, possibly imaginable. This as
• 59:46
  long as we're clear. No, they don't own guns,
• 59:49
  but somehow a lot of people end up DED. Which
• 59:53
  is a rather telling non -statistic statistic
• 59:57
  all on its own, don't you think? Isn't it though?
• 1:00:01
  It's weird. High gun control, high gun regulation,
• 1:00:07
  low, actual low per capita ownership and low
• 1:00:10
  percentage of ownership, but top five highest
• 1:00:14
  murder by firearm rates. Hmm. Well, maybe it's
• 1:00:17
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• 1:00:19
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• 1:00:22
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• 1:01:52
  and thank you and Geek Rolling and Derek Boggs
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  and Sir JMo. Yes, thanks to all of you. We appreciate
• 1:01:59
  the support very much appreciate the notes love
• 1:02:01
  the notes and yeah a couple of wallflowers today
• 1:02:04
  But funny you get some of them gave us names,
• 1:02:06
  but no notes and some of us gave us no names,
• 1:02:08
  but notes That's how it went All right a bunch
• 1:02:11
  of crazy cats All right, so hold on now. I know
• 1:02:16
  what you're waiting for. I was just making sure
• 1:02:17
  you were done I'll take you down there for 25
• 1:02:21
  shmeckles! 25 shmeckles? I don't know how much,
• 1:02:24
  I don't know what that is. Is that a lot? Is
• 1:02:26
  it a little? If you disagree with what I'm talking
• 1:02:28
  about, you hate kids and gays. Let's just go
• 1:02:31
  right into the second half here, dude. What do
• 1:02:33
  you think? Speaking of punching kids and gays...
• 1:02:38
  Gay? Gay? You know what time it is, Scott? You
• 1:02:45
  know what time it is, Scott? Come over for a
• 1:02:46
  gay time. A gay time? It's time. For Scott shots.
• 1:02:54
  Oh Yeah, I hope you're warmed up. Hope you're
• 1:02:58
  real number because this is gonna be a 12 rounder
• 1:03:01
  Yeah, you got to go the distance with Apollo
• 1:03:04
  Creed man, or you ain't nothing but a bum For
• 1:03:08
  a gay time, let's go. How long is the average
• 1:03:15
  hospital stay in America overnight long is the
• 1:03:24
  Is the average overnight hospital stay in America?
• 1:03:28
  There's got to be some like people in comas and
• 1:03:31
  people that are just really throwing the average
• 1:03:34
  off like the top 10 % are, you know, using 90
• 1:03:38
  % of the whatever, like one of those kinds of
• 1:03:39
  statistics. Like, you know, Terry Shavo, you
• 1:03:42
  know, drink too much iced tea in 1993. And then
• 1:03:45
  she was in a coma for 15 million years in a hospital
• 1:03:47
  bed. So I'm going to say the average gotten vaccinated
• 1:03:51
  for that brought to you by Pfizer. The average
• 1:03:55
  hospital stay in America has got to be like four
• 1:04:00
  nights. Hey, that was a blind guess, baby. Yeah,
• 1:04:08
  I would like to know more. So you're close enough
• 1:04:12
  that you're going to get the bell four point.
• 1:04:16
  I don't know exactly why they do it this way,
• 1:04:17
  but it makes sense. Got to be precise. The average
• 1:04:20
  hospital stay is four point nine days. Now, would
• 1:04:25
  you like to know more, please? For the second
• 1:04:28
  question. What is the cost for that, the average
• 1:04:33
  cost? Oh, man. A cost for like a five day hospital
• 1:04:41
  stay. I'm going to guess it's probably something
• 1:04:43
  like three thousand a day. So, you know, fifteen
• 1:04:48
  thousand. I hear you tickety typing. Don't you
• 1:04:50
  look that up. Calculator, calculator. No, no.
• 1:04:52
  Dude, I don't cheat on this. You know, I would
• 1:04:54
  be the world's worst cheater if I was doing that,
• 1:04:56
  man, because I get every freaking thing goddamn
• 1:04:58
  wrong on this. Like after we got after we moved
• 1:05:02
  on from the hard like, you know, when did the
• 1:05:04
  lockdowns and stuff, which I know all that, like
• 1:05:06
  by the back of my hand. Everything after that,
• 1:05:09
  it's just been wrong, wrong. Everything's wrong.
• 1:05:12
  But I'm cheating. Yeah, but it's like. Matt Damon
• 1:05:15
  from Rounders where Worm has the mechanics grip
• 1:05:18
  and he's cheating and dealing out of the bottom
• 1:05:19
  of the deck and it's so obvious that Matt Damon
• 1:05:21
  has to just fold all the winners all night to
• 1:05:23
  make sure that no one knows they're cheating.
• 1:05:25
  I can't believe you folded those kings Mike.
• 1:05:29
  Well you dealt them to me for the third hand
• 1:05:31
  in a row Worm. A hanger? 15k it's got to be 15
• 1:05:37
  ,000 bucks. You're close enough I'm gonna give
• 1:05:42
  it to you. $16 ,900. Perfect. Inconceivable.
• 1:05:49
  Just, hey, Sue Open AI, man, they'll pay the
• 1:05:51
  tab. Which, when I saw the numbers and the information
• 1:05:58
  was presented to me, the way it was presented,
• 1:06:00
  I mean, I went looking for it, but the way it
• 1:06:02
  was presented to me was that number represents
• 1:06:06
  two and a half months of the median household
• 1:06:09
  income in America. Yep. Yep. So, I mean, so then
• 1:06:15
  that got me thinking. that I should start, I
• 1:06:18
  have a business idea, Scott, and I'm gonna call
• 1:06:20
  them final resting resorts. And instead of paying
• 1:06:25
  two and a half months of your household income
• 1:06:29
  to spend five days in this shitty hospital where
• 1:06:32
  they make you wear oversized napkins and it's
• 1:06:34
  absolutely humiliating, instead you just, I'll
• 1:06:37
  just. open up a couple of resorts in lovely places
• 1:06:41
  like bali and el south mexico and you know so
• 1:06:44
  you can sit on the beach sit my ties and die
• 1:06:48
  in peace. for way less money, for the same money,
• 1:06:51
  but I'll let you be there for a month. So for
• 1:06:53
  16 grand, you get to just be there for a month.
• 1:06:55
  And then at the end of the month, you die or
• 1:06:57
  we kill you or something along those lines, but
• 1:06:58
  you go out the way you wanna go out. And I've
• 1:07:01
  also decided that we'll also offer excursions,
• 1:07:04
  like Airbnb stuff, like extra packages, excursions,
• 1:07:06
  where if you wanna go out saving a busload of
• 1:07:10
  children, you can go out that way in a bus explosion,
• 1:07:14
  but you got all the kids off or... You know,
• 1:07:16
  there's another excursion. This one's especially
• 1:07:18
  for the boomers where before you die, your simulated
• 1:07:22
  kids show back up and tell you, hey, dad, you
• 1:07:25
  know, you actually weren't that bad of a parent.
• 1:07:27
  And we really do actually love you. And so it's
• 1:07:30
  the reconciliation excursion. It'll be a hit
• 1:07:33
  with the boomers. It's extra. It's on top of
• 1:07:36
  the resort fees, but for 16 grand, I can give
• 1:07:39
  you a hell of a sendoff. and it's money well
• 1:07:42
  spent, and then you can die your way with dignity,
• 1:07:45
  in peace, and not in debt, and let your kids
• 1:07:49
  live their lives now without your medical debt
• 1:07:51
  following them around. What do you think, Scott?
• 1:07:54
  I'm shopping it right now. I'm workshopping it.
• 1:07:57
  Are you accepting investment capital? Oh, hell
• 1:07:59
  yeah, I am. Yeah. Where do I sign? Startup on
• 1:08:02
  this stuff ain't cheap. We'll talk about this
• 1:08:04
  off air then. All right. Woohoo. And for any
• 1:08:06
  of you executive producers who want in on this
• 1:08:08
  action, hit me up. It should be mentioned too
• 1:08:11
  that the meat that was the we say two months
• 1:08:13
  or over two months of the What was it two and
• 1:08:16
  a half median two and a half months of and now
• 1:08:18
  does that that's is that before taxes? Probably
• 1:08:22
  not. So I don't know if I would they didn't say
• 1:08:24
  it didn't say before taxes I'm assuming not because
• 1:08:27
  most of the time when you when these numbers
• 1:08:29
  are spouted They don't qualify for After taxes,
• 1:08:35
  they're usually gross gross income. Okay, that's
• 1:08:38
  what So it is before taxes. It's gross, not net.
• 1:08:42
  Well, I don't know for sure, but I'm assuming
• 1:08:44
  because rarely it didn't expressly say net. And
• 1:08:48
  most of the time when numbers of this nature
• 1:08:50
  get thrown around, they are gross, not net. Nick,
• 1:08:53
  that's I'm sure that's right. And so actually
• 1:08:56
  what it means is it's more like five months and
• 1:08:59
  change, not two and a half because of that 16
• 1:09:02
  K and change. You don't keep all that. You keep
• 1:09:06
  like 9 ,300. Oh, God, no. Oh, let's see. Let's
• 1:09:10
  see. What's 16? Because I bracket and 70 about
• 1:09:15
  80 a year. So you're probably give it at least
• 1:09:17
  federally. You're getting fucked to the tune
• 1:09:19
  of 10, 15 ish percent. So let's just slice. And
• 1:09:23
  that's just before payroll time. Let's see. This
• 1:09:28
  is ugly, Scott. Yeah. So your net income on that's
• 1:09:32
  like. 5 ,400 and change, and that's before sales
• 1:09:37
  taxes, property taxes, vehicular registration,
• 1:09:40
  inflation. You actually owe. You owe money at
• 1:09:41
  the end of the day. And all the other things.
• 1:09:43
  You owe. Oh, and state income taxes. Don't forget
• 1:09:45
  about those. You're at minus 2 ,000. Man, sweet.
• 1:09:49
  So really, when it's all said and done, it costs
• 1:09:51
  you like four months of the median income? Good
• 1:09:54
  times. Yeah, I'm telling you what, dude. Final
• 1:09:55
  resting resorts, you in? Not only am I in on
• 1:09:59
  the final resting resorts with Um possible add
• 1:10:04
  -ons of reconciliation reconciliation excursions
• 1:10:07
  excursions are both in the running for show title
• 1:10:09
  And we'll talk when we you know, we'll talk off
• 1:10:12
  the air Yeah, I was gonna call them death camps,
• 1:10:15
  but all of the governments beat me to those ones
• 1:10:17
  already. So work sets you free All right, we
• 1:10:22
  have a little bit of time left here we'll do
• 1:10:24
  is or unless there's more is that the scotch
• 1:10:26
  shots? Yeah, I lied. It wasn't a 12 rounder.
• 1:10:29
  I just wanted you to warm up Oh, I'm warm. I'm
• 1:10:33
  ready. I'm loose and limber and ready for the
• 1:10:36
  second fifth of show here. Yeah, so the yeah,
• 1:10:39
  we're like, I got I got 12 minutes. Let's do
• 1:10:43
  it. Let's do it. Here is The latest and you know,
• 1:10:48
  we're coming up on the election and everyone's
• 1:10:50
  got their lawn signs out election season. So
• 1:10:53
  political signs are everywhere. But neighbors
• 1:10:55
  across Boise say they found their notaprop one
• 1:10:58
  signs like this damaged and some even stolen.
• 1:11:02
  Talking with those neighbors who say when one
• 1:11:05
  sign is taken down, they're not afraid to put
• 1:11:07
  up another. We got a call from our kids and they
• 1:11:09
  were distraught. They're like, Dad, our signs
• 1:11:11
  are stolen. That was the first time Logan and
• 1:11:13
  Erica Hoffman noticed their notaprop. prop one
• 1:11:15
  signs on the boi It's not valuing the oth I was
• 1:11:20
  just really sad in t care to destroy someone'
• 1:11:26
  center around prop one, w access in Idaho. Kevin
• 1:11:31
  Ho kids are too young to voa to learn what it
• 1:11:35
  means t I tell them that there's freedom to vote
• 1:11:39
  in this n They're seeing that that isn't always
• 1:11:43
  the case. Another Boise bench neighbor tells
• 1:11:45
  me his signs have been spray painted, knocked
• 1:11:47
  down and stolen. Paul Luer says he's dealt with
• 1:11:50
  this before, but this selection cycle feels different.
• 1:11:53
  I would estimate it's it's probably 5 to 10 times
• 1:11:56
  worse this year. And when signs disappear, Laura
• 1:11:59
  doesn't just replace his. He helps neighbors
• 1:12:02
  track theirs down to Wednesday morning. That
• 1:12:04
  search led him to the north end. We showed you
• 1:12:06
  these very signs in his story on Tuesday. But
• 1:12:09
  that same night, Diane Maurer says her signs
• 1:12:12
  were stolen for the third time. They're choosing
• 1:12:14
  to basically silence us and try to not allow
• 1:12:19
  us to. Well, yeah, they're pro choice. What do
• 1:12:22
  you expect? They're choosing to nothing says
• 1:12:24
  pro choice, like taking away other people's voice.
• 1:12:27
  They're choosing to basically silence us and
• 1:12:30
  and try to um not allow us to you know express
• 1:12:34
  our our opinions on this but for these neighbors
• 1:12:37
  because hashtag love wins and tolerance and stuff
• 1:12:42
  love has no home here oh who was it that sent
• 1:12:45
  us that meme was that mason oh yeah yeah that
• 1:12:49
  was good yeah that he was the um like you know
• 1:12:52
  it's the the the chick in the peace sign rainbow
• 1:12:56
  shirt, putting in the lawn signs that says love
• 1:12:58
  has no home or a hate has no home here. And then
• 1:13:01
  it's cut to her on her laptop surrounded by,
• 1:13:03
  you know, all the signage like I hate Republicans.
• 1:13:06
  I hate MAGA. I hate Christians. I hate whites.
• 1:13:10
  I hate kids. I hate Trump supporters, billionaires,
• 1:13:16
  right wing media, MAGA, the GOP, big corporations,
• 1:13:21
  people who disagree with me. Anti woke people,
• 1:13:25
  etc. But for these neighbors, taking their signs
• 1:13:30
  won't stop them. They're putting them right back
• 1:13:32
  up. That's how important this election is going
• 1:13:35
  to be. You know we're going to keep. putting
• 1:13:37
  our message out there. So that means we need
• 1:13:40
  to get more signs will get more signs. Ada County
• 1:13:43
  Sheriff Matt Clifford says taking or vandalizing
• 1:13:45
  a campaign sign can be a misdemeanor punishable
• 1:13:49
  by up to a $300 fine and six months in jail legitimately
• 1:13:53
  breaking the law. If you have a beef with whatever's
• 1:13:56
  on that sign. that's what we do here in America.
• 1:13:59
  And for these Boise Bench neighbors, it's not
• 1:14:02
  about which side signs are stolen. It's about
• 1:14:04
  the First Amendment. We need to allow people
• 1:14:06
  to have free speech and not be censored in the
• 1:14:09
  process. If your sign is stolen or damn, it's
• 1:14:13
  almost done and then I have something to say.
• 1:14:14
  So I think that was the last sign is stolen or
• 1:14:16
  damaged. Officials encourage people to report
• 1:14:19
  it to police. Yeah, so you know, call it in.
• 1:14:22
  Notice the stark contrast because I think it
• 1:14:24
  was two shows ago when we covered the signs being
• 1:14:27
  messed with that were all lefties signs. They
• 1:14:31
  were signs that were left supporting. The absolutely
• 1:14:36
  stark contrast between the two sides and how
• 1:14:39
  they react to it. Two weeks ago, the lefties
• 1:14:42
  were like. We're the victims here and it's all
• 1:14:45
  terrible and horrible and it's just a giant conspiracy.
• 1:14:49
  It's a conspiracy. It couldn't be anything other
• 1:14:51
  than a conspiracy and a huge movement against
• 1:14:54
  us. And just as they breathlessly tell us how
• 1:14:58
  they are the victims and it's all horrible and
• 1:15:01
  they're silencing our voice. Just, you know,
• 1:15:03
  classic over dramatic leftist bullshit. And then
• 1:15:06
  here, two weeks or three weeks later, they're
• 1:15:09
  like, yeah, this is a bummer. They're like this
• 1:15:14
  disappointed dad. We're not even mad. We're just
• 1:15:16
  disappointed And but you know what and classic
• 1:15:21
  on the more conservative side of things and again
• 1:15:24
  I don't side with them on everything are obviously
• 1:15:27
  hardly I'm an anarchist, but there's just such
• 1:15:29
  a different philosophy life philosophy and mentality
• 1:15:33
  and value system And so here the conservatives
• 1:15:35
  who are who are voting to not slaughter babies
• 1:15:40
  and they are going, yeah, well, it's just a sign.
• 1:15:43
  We're pretty disappointed, but guess what? We're
• 1:15:46
  gonna put up a few more. And the neighbors are
• 1:15:49
  like, yeah, and I'll help you. Like, could you
• 1:15:51
  be more peak, like classic good conservative
• 1:15:55
  than this clip? Like, talk about a stark contrast
• 1:16:00
  between the two sides. Was that here? Not any
• 1:16:03
  victimization, not any complaints about like,
• 1:16:05
  yeah, you know, it's, it's us against them, the
• 1:16:08
  conspiracy, it's all a movement and blah, blah,
• 1:16:10
  blah. They're just like, yeah, it's a, this is
• 1:16:13
  disappointing that they would shut out our voices
• 1:16:15
  and that they would do this and, you know, destroy
• 1:16:17
  property and, but Hey, you know, it happens and
• 1:16:21
  we'll push through and we're going to help each
• 1:16:23
  other out and put up some more signs and we'll,
• 1:16:27
  you know, it's going to be okay. And We still
• 1:16:30
  have a voice and we're going to, we're going
• 1:16:32
  to keep fighting to have our voice. Such a good
• 1:16:35
  point. I think here's it here. District 15 Democratic
• 1:16:37
  representative Steve Birch says hundreds of the
• 1:16:40
  signs that were taken or his. This is from KTVB.
• 1:16:44
  Like Paul said, this was from episode 49 of this
• 1:16:46
  program. born bureaucrat, and we covered KTVB's
• 1:16:50
  coverage of this, what was his name? District
• 1:16:52
  15 Democratic representative Steve Birch says
• 1:16:55
  hundreds of the signs that were taken. Birch,
• 1:16:58
  please. He says several neighborhoods in District
• 1:17:01
  15 were impacted, including his own, and that
• 1:17:04
  the signs all appeared to belong to Democrat
• 1:17:06
  candidates. Police say around 250 signs were
• 1:17:09
  reported stolen around the same time. Birch says
• 1:17:12
  that... Where is he? This happened here, which
• 1:17:14
  was false. I remember they quoted him. It wasn't
• 1:17:16
  all... It wasn't all just Democrat signs. Correct.
• 1:17:19
  It wasn't true. But here's what he's listening
• 1:17:20
  to. To illustrate your point, here's how he sounds.
• 1:17:24
  What's happened here in District 15 is unprecedented.
• 1:17:27
  To have the political signs of the candidates
• 1:17:30
  from just one party systematically removed from
• 1:17:33
  several subdivisions overnight at the same time
• 1:17:35
  is more than just a teenage prank. This only
• 1:17:39
  happens if there's a coordinated planned effort
• 1:17:42
  to do so, especially when it happens on the same
• 1:17:44
  night. So and it was what he's describing is
• 1:17:47
  actually what happened to all the no on prop
• 1:17:48
  one signs. It's the version of reality as it
• 1:17:52
  always is. And then just the yeah, it's such
• 1:17:55
  as I know I've already said it, but it's a stark
• 1:17:58
  contrast and it's it's a really very excellent
• 1:18:01
  illustration of of the two sides and the mentalities.
• 1:18:05
  Isn't it, though? Just just in total worldview
• 1:18:09
  differences. That is an excellent point and start
• 1:18:13
  contrast as always all right here are Let's say
• 1:18:16
  we got like one more time for one more here before
• 1:18:18
  you gots to go. Let's do sorry for the hard stop
• 1:18:21
  again We actually would have had plenty of time
• 1:18:22
  But we got we got bogged down for half an hour
• 1:18:25
  and change because they're of our damn technical
• 1:18:27
  difficulties Which we still haven't figured out
• 1:18:29
  unexplained unexplained echo no no it's I know
• 1:18:33
  I don't really Show title unexplained echo all
• 1:18:36
  right already have so many echo unexplained I
• 1:18:40
  have like so many on the list this week. Let's
• 1:18:43
  conclude here with the Hidden City Council and
• 1:18:45
  the the latest on the law enforcement contract.
• 1:18:49
  I'm on Team Bearcat just in case anybody was
• 1:18:52
  wondering. Team Bearcat! This is from Nonstop
• 1:18:55
  Local. Now to news from North Idaho where the
• 1:18:57
  Hayden City Council will be considering a new
• 1:18:59
  month -to -month enhanced law enforcement contract
• 1:19:02
  with Kootenay County at a cost of roughly one
• 1:19:04
  million dollars. The proposed agreement says
• 1:19:06
  that the county would provide five dedicated
• 1:19:08
  patrol deputies. No, they didn't actually specify.
• 1:19:12
  I assumed annually. At a cost of roughly one
• 1:19:14
  million dollars. It's got to be annually. The
• 1:19:17
  proposed agreement says that the county would
• 1:19:18
  provide five dedicated patrol deputies, one animal
• 1:19:21
  control officer, and one detective for the city
• 1:19:24
  with a cost not to exceed $1 million, which the
• 1:19:27
  city says was already in the budget. I say that
• 1:19:30
  the city was previously concerned about how it
• 1:19:33
  would pay overtime. This draft agreement says
• 1:19:36
  the county would be required to record shift
• 1:19:38
  work. report written and record response times
• 1:19:42
  as well as other data for the city to properly
• 1:19:44
  pay deputies. Now the county would still need
• 1:19:47
  to approve the contract at a future meeting before
• 1:19:49
  it goes into effect. In a separate proposal,
• 1:19:52
  the city of Hayden is proposing a new part time
• 1:19:55
  director of public safety position that would
• 1:19:58
  help with safety reporting, communication and
• 1:20:00
  planning. Part time director of public safety.
• 1:20:03
  Our answer to this budgetary problem. is to add
• 1:20:07
  another position that will suck up more of the
• 1:20:09
  budget. Now is my latest post satire? You tell
• 1:20:12
  me if my latest post was satire. It's like watching
• 1:20:16
  a bunch of retards trying to fuck a door knob
• 1:20:19
  out there. Should I read it? I mean, because
• 1:20:21
  it's so freaking on the nose. It's amazing. I
• 1:20:24
  just, I'm - For the record, they listed off seven,
• 1:20:27
  seven, they get seven staff for this. For a million
• 1:20:31
  dollars. That's a hundred and forty three grand
• 1:20:34
  I'm rounding up but a hundred and forty three
• 1:20:36
  grand per per staff member For the year now granted.
• 1:20:40
  I'm sure there's equipment and gas and you know,
• 1:20:42
  there's the Expensible items where so it's not
• 1:20:45
  all payroll Obviously, it's not a hundred and
• 1:20:47
  forty three grand in payroll for each staff member,
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  but effectively for seven staff members You're
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  a hundred forty three grand ahead I had posted
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  yesterday that Idaho is going to be creating
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  a new, it's going to be called the Department
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  of Freedom and it's a new state agency dedicated
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  to protecting citizens from excessive government
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  interference. And there's 2 ,300 new bureaucratic
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  positions are going to be created and they will
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  oversee individual liberty and enforce independence
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  standards and ensure all freedoms are exercised
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  in accordance with state regulations. Freedom
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  permits will be available beginning Monday. Is
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  it even satire? No, at this point, it's really
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  not. I'm really enjoying this odyssey with the
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  city of Hayden and the county. It sounds like
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  after all of that gnashing of teeth and complaining
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  and moaning and theatrics, everybody pretty much
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  got what they wanted. Hayden still got to have
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  law enforcement like they wanted. They got to
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  ensure that they don't spend more than the one
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  million dollars that they already had set aside
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  for it. Because I guess, apparently, unlike the
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  city of Coeur d 'Alene, Hayden, to their credit,
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  understands that when you want to buy something,
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  you got to set aside the money first. Bearcat.
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  Yeah, crazy. And old Bruce Matare, county commissioner,
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  can sleep well at night. Now he doesn't have
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  to stay up at night because apparently the thing
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  that worries him the most is non -renewed law
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  enforcement contracts. And so the county can
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  get their million dollars from the city of Hayden
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  and fill that budget gap and, you know, blow
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  that in a day. Everybody's happy. Everybody got
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  what they wanted and it's almost identical to
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  what they had before. It's pretty much what they
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  had before. Well, who was that that said the
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  the keep me up at night wasn't that wasn't Matari
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  was it? No, that's the kind of thing that keeps
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  me up at night knows a woman definitely not Bruce
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  Matari No, but I'm using it because it's an evergreen
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  now for everything It is that is a bureaucrat
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  sound drop of ever I've heard one because you
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  know what a bureaucrats worst nightmare is Don't
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  you Scott is that somewhere somebody's doing
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  something they didn't approve of? Look, that's
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  the kind of thing that keeps me up at night.
• 1:23:06
  Okay, it is Unfortunately, and nowhere in that
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  million dollars is a... Yes, it's Sheriff Norris
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  reporting from over I -90, where it's bumper
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  to bumper and the construction's... Oh, wait,
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  no. Doesn't actually exist. Okay, that's it.
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  We got to let Paul go. He's got to go, I don't
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  know, be a dad or something. Yeah, I got to go
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  do the lame and gay stuff. Like... go take care
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  of one of my children. Gay for my wife. Super
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  gay. Pretty much the gayest thing you can do
• 1:23:45
  is take care of your wife and children. Speaking
• 1:23:49
  of gay and wife, I did see that Dan Gukin's wife
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  made a comment on one of these satirical series
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  of posts that I've been making. If you saw the
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  same thing I saw though, it didn't make any sense.
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  The comment said, I could paint that for you.
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  Oh, is that? Yeah, it did say something like
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  that. I didn't really know what she meant, but.
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  I was like a bot response. Yeah. Maybe she's
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  into it. Is she his wife? Did he order her from
• 1:24:14
  somewhere on the Internet? I have no idea. I
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  don't know. Was it a real account? Because the
• 1:24:19
  comment felt like a bot account because the comment
• 1:24:21
  was all it said was I could paint this for you
• 1:24:25
  or something like that. She was referring to
• 1:24:27
  it was referring to the image, the image that
• 1:24:29
  you made. I have no idea what it meant. In any
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  this program exists I have a quick list of show
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  titles here and they are early surge anti seance
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  advocate for Satan green witch final resting
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  resorts reconciliation excursion unexplained
• 1:24:56
  echo Whoa, there's a lot of good ones. Okay.
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  Well the first question I have then is Have you
• 1:25:02
  been hearing the echo for this show? No Okay,
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  then no unexplained echo because otherwise I'd
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  say that's what we're gonna go with it was the
• 1:25:10
  obvious choice Good, so no echo. No, but we're
• 1:25:14
  running out of time. You want to pick one or
• 1:25:16
  you want me to do it? Okay. Okay. Okay I'm gonna
• 1:25:19
  go run by me one more time. We're out of time,
• 1:25:22
  but uh, are you still the outro again? Okay fine.
• 1:25:26
  Well, then then we got to do another two minutes
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  Do you know us we could do it? Okay, it is early
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  surge Anti -Seyance, Advocate for Satan, Green
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  Witch, Final Resting Resorts, Reconciliation
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  Excursion. Oh, man. I'm leaning in between Anti
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  -Seyance and Reconciliation in Final Resting
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  Resorts. It's close. What do you think? I like
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  both of those a lot. Advocate for Satan is my
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  favorite. Let's go with Anti -Seyance. Yeah,
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  it is my favorite, too. But let's go with Anti
• 1:26:02
  -Seyance because Halloween. Halloween theme.
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• 1:26:13
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  I really did it. All right. Oh, yeah. I mean,
• 1:26:20
  you could have asked Dan Guggen's wife to paint
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  it for you, but whatever. I am tired of this
• 1:26:26
  shit. That already I already said keep us in
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  mind. They're at no ID show calm Really cool
• 1:26:33
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  really greatly appreciate the support from you,
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  our producers. And is that it? I think so. Yeah,
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  I guess that's it. You guys got a double outro
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  today. Woop woop, bonus. All right. Well, until...
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  Julie, you pay double for that kind of action
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  cut. I know it's lame. I used the same sound
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  drop twice today, but whatever. Until episode
• 1:27:23
  53 where... Paul might use the same sound drop
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  three times from Post Falls and Scott. And Clark
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  Forkman is out. Taxation is theft. Clark Forkman
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  understand.