EP 1009 - Why Did You Pick That Conference?

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This is this show is brought to you by safety.

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I'm singing in the rain, just singing in the rain.

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What a glorious feeling, I'm happy again.

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I'm laughing at the clouds, so dark all above.

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The sun's in my heart, I'm ready for love.

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The following program is rated M-A-L-S-V.

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It contains strong language, sexual situations and violence.

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It is intended only for mature audiences.

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Finally, show with the balls and call it like it is.

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Rated R Safety Show on Safety FM.

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Countdown to audio torture.

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The Rated R Safety Show starts in 3, 2, 1.

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Let the eardrum pain begin.

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Forget the corporate bullshit.

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This is the Rated R Safety Show with your host, Dr.

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It doesn't matter who the host is.

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Oh, you so know it.

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It does not matter who the host is.

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It always has mattered who the listeners are.

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I hope everything is good and grand inside your neck of the woods.

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We are getting to hang out once again, even on a lovely Tuesday.

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Today is Tuesday, September 10, 2024, day 254 of the year.

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Only 112 days left to go.

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I hope everything is going well for you.

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We are broadcasting from Santa Fe, New Mexico.

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We are hanging out at the Todd Conklin Conference.

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We will be starting up in a couple of hours.

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It starts off at 8.30 Mountain Time.

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I almost messed that whole thing up.

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We are hanging out in a different time zone.

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Welcome to the multiverse known as Safety FM.

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We will be hanging out with our friends and colleagues over there.

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You are being infiltrated. Radio big.

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Yes, as you know, infiltration and radio big has always been a thing that we talk about.

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Duh.

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This is not some major level of surprise as I bring that up.

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No doubt about it.

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How have you been?

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It's been a hot moment since we've got to hang out.

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Let me tell you what has gone.

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What has happened.

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It wasn't that I disappeared.

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It wasn't that I vanished.

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It wasn't that I was gonzo.

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Here's what occurred.

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I ended up having to take a quick trip down to Mexico.

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I was down in Mexico, so that's why I couldn't broadcast for the last few days.

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Then yesterday was a travel day for me.

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I ended up being one of those things where I was traveling all over the place and trying to get into time.

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It just did not work out.

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We were able to put some other things inside of there.

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Hopefully you did enjoy that.

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At least we can say that that was enjoyable.

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At least we're hoping that that was enjoyable for you.

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At least that's the way that I look at it.

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Besides that, if you're not familiar with our show, our show consists of safety in the news, news and safety.

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That's all it's about.

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We bring in some professional broadcasters.

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They tell us what the hell is going on inside of the world of the news.

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Then we give you the mumbo jumbo of everything that's going on because, hey, I'm pretty sure you were interested in what is happening

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because that's just the way that things happen around here, no doubt about that.

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With that being said, if you want to interact with the show,

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the easy path of doing so is by going to callinradio.com.

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That's callinradio.com and that will get everything moving and grooving for you in regards of getting everything set up.

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Don't worry about that because we will have that inside of the multiverse inside of there for you.

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There you go.

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Call in radio, video, audio and text messaging is everything that is available right there.

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Anyways, with that being said, why don't we start talking right away about what the hell was trending?

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Here is what was trending. Rated R, safety show.

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Okay, so let me be specific as I get into this because we are on the Roto Odo this time around.

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We will not be doing video today. It is solely, solely, solely audio.

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So we are live on safety FM. We are live on radio big.

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We are also coming across our podcasting platform 2.0, meaning that if you are listening to this,

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this is as in real time as it get if you have one of those pod catchers that does everything in real time.

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So you're getting it as we're giving it to you.

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So there you go. That's what's happening right there. So just know that.

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Anyways, with that being said, here's what's going on today.

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A wedding dress mishap decades in the making and another retailer enters bankruptcy restructuring.

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We'll talk about that as we get into shit list.

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Also, Nick Cannon knows that he doesn't have a shot with his ex-wife, Mariah Carey,

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and one of Hollywood's couple shuts down swinging rumors.

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We'll talk about that as we get into show business.

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Although South Park delays the newest season and Kathy Bates dishes out on her final role.

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What else? Dreams is a bit has a big dreams big this weekend.

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We'll talk about that as we get into some of the other information and an encouraging moment of hope

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for the future of Princess Kate.

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So I guess that gives you a lot of stuff of what we'll be doing here for the next for the next couple hours or so.

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So let's talk about this. If you're not familiar with how this goes, this is how it goes.

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We do our number one rated our safety show two and three is exclusively to radio big FM where we talk about music and entertainment.

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So just in case if you kind of get lost in what we're doing, that's what the hell is going on.

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So don't worry about that. So with that being said, I have some professional broadcasters that are waiting in the wing

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wanting to tell you exactly what's going on. So why don't we do this?

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Why don't we go ahead and get into the news right now? Because I think it's a good time to do so.

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Here is the news on the safety show from feature story news in the UK.

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I'm John Beaver. Nearly 2000 prisoners will be freed in England and Wales today as part of a scheme to cut over crowding in jails.

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The justice secretary says the early releases are necessary because of the shortage of cells.

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Those in prison for violent and sexual offences are not among those being let out.

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Chief Inspector of Prisons Charlie Taylor says it's a risky move but believes the government has no choice.

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The bath was in danger of overflowing and they either had to turn the taps off or they had to let the water out.

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Ministers have decided to let lots of prisoners out early.

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Inevitably that puts some risks into local communities and will grace a strain on already stretched probation services.

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Meanwhile, the justice secretary Shabnam Mahmood has explained what she thinks would have happened if she didn't take action.

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We would have seen the breakdown of law and order because courts would not have been able to conduct trials and the police would not have been able to make arrests.

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Pakistani authorities have arrested key leaders from former Prime Minister Imran Khan's party just days after violent clashes between the police and party supporters.

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Khan has been in jail for more than a year on corruption charges he denies and claims are a bid to keep him out of power. Here in Mustafa has more.

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Authorities in Pakistan have arrested several top leaders from imprisoned Prime Minister Imran Khan's party.

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This comes just days after Imran Khan's party held a massive public gathering on the outskirts of Islamabad demanding his release.

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Among the detainees accused of inciting violence was the president of Khan's party Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf.

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Videos circulating online show police taking the party's chief out of his vehicle and escorting him to a police station.

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Other leaders are also being detained. They are charged with making inflammatory speeches at a protest on Sunday.

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The government accuses Khan's party of inciting violence by breaking the law and encouraging citizens to defy it too.

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However, Khan's party denies this. They accuse the government of stifling dissent. Here in Mustafa, Islamabad.

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US lawmakers are pushing ahead with a string of bills aimed at countering China targeting China and its companies. Laura Westbrook reports.

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Among the first bills voted on was a bill that aims to restrict business with Chinese biotech firms on the grounds of national security.

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Lawmakers also voted to bar new drones from Chinese manufacturer DJI from operating in the United States.

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The company rejects it poses national security risks. The bills still need to be approved by the Senate to become law.

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The Chinese embassy in Washington slammed the bills targeting China, saying the legislation aims to undermine practical cooperation and would interfere in China's internal affairs. Laura Westbrook, Hong Kong.

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From bureaus worldwide, this is FSN.

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With FSN Spotlight, I'm Simon Marks. Is the stage being set for Western allies to give the go ahead to Ukraine to use weaponry supplied by NATO members to its fullest effect?

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There is speculation that may be at the heart of a White House meeting due to take place on Friday between President Joe Biden and Britain's Prime Minister Keir Starmer.

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At the moment, the West places restrictions on weapons it sends to Kiev for fear of being drawn into a wider conflict with Russia.

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Will it mean that Ukraine will win the war? Absolutely not. But it does have an effect and is a way of bringing the war to Russia.

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David Patrick Karakos is a special correspondent for the Daily Mail, currently in the Ukrainian port city of Kherson.

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If you're worried about Russian escalation, don't arm Ukraine in the first place. And when it comes to escalation and nuclear saber rattling, let's not forget that Ukraine has recently become the first power to invade Russia since the 1940s.

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And Putin, far from rattling his nuclear saber about Kursk, is actually ignoring it, pretending it's not happening to his own people.

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If you strike Russia, you hurt Russia. And appeasement doesn't work. There are Western weapons being used against Russians every day on Ukrainian territory.

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To say that we can't do something else for fear of escalating the conflict, I think what has been shown over the past few months is that when Ukraine does step up, when it does hurt Russia more directly, the Russians will back down and the Ukrainian cause will be advanced.

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Will President Biden agree with that argument? It's unclear, but he is coming under increasing pressure to let the Ukrainians take the gloves off.

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With FSN Spotlight, I'm Simon Marks.

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To recap the top stories, nearly 2,000 prisoners will be freed in the UK today as part of a scheme to cut over crowding in jails.

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Pakistani authorities have arrested key leaders from former Prime Minister Imran Khan's party just days after violent clashes between the police and party supporters.

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And in what's been dubbed China Week, US lawmakers will vote on dozens of bills targeting China and its companies.

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That's the latest Feature Story News. John Beaver reporting.

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Okay, well I hope it's definitely a little bit more enjoyable than just that, but that's for sure.

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Anyways, here we go. 17 minutes past the top of the hour as you and I are hanging out on this lovely Tuesday doing all the weird stuff that we get to do.

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So don't worry about that. Anyway, so as we are hanging out and talking and doing all the fun stuff that we get to do, we're going to go in and start taking some deep dives on some of the things that are occurring inside of the world.

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So Battle of the Billionaire Starlink is the constellation of satellites owned and managed by SpaceX that provide, yes, provide internet across and around the world.

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It has about 6,000 satellites in orbit, representing nearly two-thirds of all active satellites around Earth.

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The service provides significant revenue for SpaceX and keeps Elon Musk's net worth well supported.

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Now fellow billionaire and astronaut wannabe Jeff Bezos wants to get into the action under the name Project Coupeter.

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The subsidiary of Amazon, Bezos, has launched two Just Do satellites into orbit to provide similar service with plans to launching another 3,000-ton time in the coming years.

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The company has not yet received regulatory approval to operate in other countries quite yet, though the United Kingdom appears to be posed to give the go-ahead soon.

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Worth noting as of September the 6th, Musk and Bezos held the top two spots of the richest men in the world,

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Musk with $252.7 billion and Bezos with $196.4 billion.

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You know, it really doesn't matter because neither number can I even fathom inside of my head in regards of how many billions that is when it's all said and done.

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So what do you think here? I mean, think about it. It's a lot.

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I mean, it is a lot of information that you get there in regards of what they have satellite-wise,

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especially with the stuff that SpaceX is doing or Starlink, however you want to take a look at that.

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But if you start thinking about the whole aspect here, when you start thinking about how many satellites they have and it's two-third of all satellites,

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that's a lot of power for one company to have if you kind of really start thinking about it.

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So I don't know. It's just it's not a weird thing. It's kind of a different thing.

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It's an interesting thing if one may say it in that particular fashion.

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So there you go. Anyways, Fire Festival 2 is happening, a video plan posted on X on Monday.

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Let's see. Morning by Billy McFarad announced dates of Fire Festival 2, but is still keeping mum of the exact location.

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The event will run from April 25th to the 28th next year, the private island off of the Caribbean coast in Mexico.

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McFarland said potential festival goers can apply for tickets online.

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The application includes basic contact information, name, email, phone number. There are four different ticket levels.

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Yeah, I did say four different ticket levels, though it's still not much of different details.

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What's includes including the travel from the mysterious island.

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Fire Starter is one thousand five hundred four hundred dollars.

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The let's see. Here we go. The fire. The fire VIP is five thousand dollars.

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Fire Artist Pass is twenty five thousand dollars.

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And when I tell you the next one, Prometheus is one million one hundred thousand dollars.

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The application is option of the then the application then to ask for your optionally your Instagram handle

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and ask if anyone else we know you should know should know about this.

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No money exchange has happened yet.

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But some editorial notes in an experiment we submitted our information about four hours later.

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We got an email approving approving that our tickets, nothing to the length of purchase was was only good for 24 hours.

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We didn't supply our social security or social media details.

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But in if anything else we should know section wrote just really rooting for you, Billy.

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We're not going to pay fourteen hundred dollars for this adventure at this time.

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We're also way too old for that hot nonsense.

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But we'll keep tabs on what happens next.

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The email notes, the information on the experiences, adventure and artist lineup will follow in the coming weeks.

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Why would you buy something that you can't even know what the hell is going on?

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Also worth noting the concierge called and sent a text from a guy named Rob going over all the above details,

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adding hopes to see you and the island can't wait for the part to party with you via Billy McFarlane.

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So there you go. I don't I don't know.

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and knowing that the previous version of the festival was a total collapse?

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I mean, I'm being dead serious because that's the portion that we start talking about.

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It's the portion that we start looking into where we go.

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This is some interesting times in regards of what's going on.

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I've never looked at this or even seen anything where people buy tickets to an event that they know nothing about or that it's totally collapse.

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And the reason why I say this is because going to Lollapalooza, well, you kind of know that the name recognition has been around for a while.

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No major catastrophes have occurred, at least not that we know of.

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Well, I don't even know how to say it the right way. It was a total and everybody seemed to be OK with it.

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So, I mean, I don't know. I mean, think about that.

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So you have tents flying around, grilled cheese sandwiches, and you're paying thousands of dollars.

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People were like, I don't give a about going to something like that.

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That's for sure. And your people were stranded for a period of time.

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So some other stuff to think about. No doubt about that.

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Anyways, another one bites the dust. Discount home goods.

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Relative retailer Big Lots has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. The company will shutter some stores,

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pulling back on spending, especially on seasonal items.

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One of the biggest and one of the industry analysts reports of Big Lots stores open at least one year have seen sales decline for up to nine straight quarters.

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This is according to ABC News. So I don't know. I take a look at it and I go, I mean, I don't know.

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How do you look at the books? How do you look at the books at the things that are going on?

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That's the stuff that I always question because there's so many things that are happening when you're going around and saying,

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I mean, I don't know. It's like if you are basing your business and this is me just talking here,

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based off of debt alone, you're going to run into some problems.

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I don't think I'm telling you anything that most people don't know. So let me get a megaphone real quick.

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If you are running your business based on debt alone and this is how you're running it, you're probably going to run into some issues.

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What people tend to forget is that, you know, if there's ever a call on the notes, you have to pay it with an X amount of time.

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And if they call the notes back, that could be some problems.

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We at Safety FM are not responsible for what this idiot behind the microphone is saying.

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He is trying to be entertaining.

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We're to all safety shows. OK, so 30 years ago, Christina Pereira of Elizabeth, New Jersey, got married.

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And like so many brides had her dress cleaned and preserved in a box by a professional service,

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hoping that one day to pass it along to her daughter, her daughter, Samantha, recently got engaged.

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Samantha tells the local media she helped me put on the dress and she was looking at me and I was expecting her to cry and she didn't.

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And I was like, do I not look good in this? And then I realized then she realized that's not my dress.

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Yep, you heard me correctly. That was not the dress.

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The company that stored the preserved the dress went out of business long ago.

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Samantha and Christina are turning to social media not just for hopefully to find the original dress, but to return the one to the possession to its rightful owner.

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Well, they've gotten a few promising leads. Nothing has panned out.

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This is according to ABC seven. So I don't know. Interesting times for sure.

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I mean, I don't explain this to me because I don't understand it.

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What would be the purpose of having your child wear the dress that you wore during your ceremony?

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I don't know. I mean, I don't get it. I'm very bad at ritualistic stuff.

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So understand that one as we are bringing that forward.

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Anyways, a young golden eagle attacked four people in Norway last week, including a young child who required stitches for deep gouges.

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A local game, a game, a gameskeeper explained that the bird of prey saw the toddler as food and despite adults fighting off, continue to go for the prey.

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Meanwhile, an eagle expert said the birds likely had a behavioral disorder causing it to attack outside of its normal prey due to the increased severity of the attack.

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The eagle was killed. Yeah, you heard me correctly.

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The eagle was killed. Meanwhile, in the States, a Minnesota woman was attacked by a hawk earlier this year and left her talon marks on her scalp.

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This is according to CBS News. So I don't know.

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Now, you know, you know, when you open a new challenge in a video game or when you open something out of the ordinary and all of a sudden you go, oh, a new level of fear has opened.

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That's what happened right there.

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You are listening to a radio. God, what this has to be an error that host is not a radio. God.

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Anyways, this is the right is our safety show on safety FM.

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You know, I'm just keeping it real, keeping it exactly what's going on. I mean, what else am I going to do around here?

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That's for sure. I mean, I look at it from the standpoint of going if I'm not telling you the information that's coming into my head, what the hell are we doing here?

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Because, you know, you tell me some stuff. I tell you some stuff and then we kind of go back and forth with everything that is going on.

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No doubt about that. So anyways, let's talk about this terrible news that I received yesterday.

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And I'm sure that if you've been on social media, you saw it as well. Legendary actor James Earl Jones has died.

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He passed away at his home in New York on Monday morning, according to the rep.

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No cause of death was shared. Jones starred in Field of Dreams, The Sandlot and voiced Star Wars villain Darth Vader and Mufasa on The Lion King.

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So there you go. He was 93 at the time of his passing.

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Also, in some other news, baseball player Ed Cranepool has died.

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He passed away on Sunday in Boca Raton, Florida after suffering cardiac arrest.

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Cranepool played for the Mets during the first two World Series teams.

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He was 79 at the time of his passing. Also, Waffle House CEO Walt Emmer has died.

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Emmer has joined Waffle House back in 1992. He was only 58 at the time of his passing.

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So there you go. Also in some other news, take a listen to this disgraced movie mogul Harvey Weinstein underwent emergency heart surgery yesterday.

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He was rushed from Rikers Islands to Bellevue Hospital after experience chest pains.

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Further details were not shared. Weinstein, who is 72, is due in court this week where prosecutors are set to present evidence hoping for a new indictment against him.

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So there you go. We're going to see how that ends up going when it's all said and done. No doubt about that.

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Also, the Dow gained 484 points to close at 40,829 on Monday.

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The S&P increased by 62 points to close at 5,471 and the NASDAQ gained 193 points to close at 16,884.

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West Texas Intermediate closed at $68 a barrel and Brent Crude was at $71 a barrel.

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The national average of price of a gallon of gas was $3.20 on Monday and Bitcoin climbed up over 2% trading just around $57,000.

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There was more than 2,050 flights delayed within and to and out of the United States on Monday and about 40 such cancellations.

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Tonight's Mega Million drawing will be for $800 million Jack Blight or a $401.8 million cash payout.

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So if you want to play the game, I think it's the opportunity to do so. How else would you look at it?

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I mean, I don't understand how other ways to even give it any kind of stake inside of your heart. No doubt about that.

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So take a listen to this. Judge Mary Marlowe Summers has no intentions to reconsidering her decision to dismiss of the dismissed Alec Baldwin involuntary manslaughter trial.

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She recently denied special prosecutor Kerry Morrissey's motion asking to give the decision another look before filing filing was too long in her denial.

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Judge Summers said that Morrissey's 52 page filing was 42 pages over the limit.

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Meanwhile, the hearing that will take place later this month determines if Russ Armour or Hannah Gutierrez Reed will be released pending a new trial or serve the remainder of the 18 months.

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This is according to the blast. That's an interesting choice of a name for a title sequence in regards to talking about this.

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Also in some other news, Johnny Depp will launch his first immersive experience experiential exhibition titled A Bunch of Stuff in a starlet length building in Manhattan.

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The show will include never seen before artwork as well as many personal artifacts from his studio and will feel like a studio visit with Depp himself.

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Depp artwork is no joke. In 2022, he sold 780 pieces from a set called Friends and Heroes for $3.6 million via the UK Gallery Castle Fine Art.

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A Bunch of Stuff opens next month. This is according to Page Six.

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Anyways, with that being said, it is 32 minutes past the top of the hour. So why don't we go ahead and do that thing that we normally do around this time?

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Here is our main story on the Rated R Safety Show. Okay, so as we get into our main story, because you know, that's what we do around here.

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There's no other reason not to do this because we would talk about the stuff that's going on inside of the timeline.

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So as I told you already this week, we are actually broadcasting from Santa Fe, New Mexico.

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So I'm hanging out at the Conklin Conference. That's number one thing to talk about as you already know, it has been sold out for quite some time.

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But with being here, I started to ask this one question. And you are aware that there are conferences all over the place.

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There are workshops that are all over the place. And you start looking at them and you start going, hey, I need to go there.

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I need to go to this one. And what encourages you to make one decision over another?

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So I will tell you there is a pretty big organization next week that's actually going to be down in Orlando.

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Yeah, you know, good old Orlando, the place that I live, that will be doing their national convention that they do, you know, every year.

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And they'll be putting on their thing. And I take a look at it and I go, what normally is the determining factor for you to want to go to a conference convention, whatever workshop?

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And before you get there, there is a level of expectation on why you're going there.

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There is a level of something that you are planning on receiving information wise. And that is the whole reason you decided to go.

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I mean, think about it. There is no doubt on how that occurs. That's kind of the common process on why people do the things that they do.

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No doubt about that. So as you sit there for a moment and you take a look and you go, this is the term determination of the stuff that I'm doing.

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How does that come about? How do you look at this and go, OK, this makes the most logical sense in regards of putting this information?

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Or do you take a look at it and go, no, it doesn't make any sense whatsoever in regards of I have an expectation prior to going?

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What normally encourages most people on going? So are you looking for information particular before you start heading that general direction?

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Or do you have one of these weird things in mind where you go, whatever happens, happens?

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I mean, I know we've spoken about this previously on the show, but there are people that I know that will go to conferences, conventions and so on and only show up for first day.

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I had a boss that was very good at doing this that he would say, hey, you go to these conferences, you get the information for the first day, the name badge, the so on.

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And then when you get back, you just leave it on your desk. And you really don't know when you get back to being to your office, you just leave it on your desk.

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Everybody makes the assumption that you were there, but you're not really doing anything during that time for him.

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I know it's kind of a crazy thing to say. That's kind of not the reason to go to a conference, but that was something that he would reference to me.

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So I look back and I go, I want to make sure that when these things you're going to them, that you're getting what people like to say, you're bang for your buck.

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So when you go to this, what exactly are you looking for? Listen, I've been to conferences that are in beautiful venues and content was not great.

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I've been to venues that the venue wasn't great, but content was really good.

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And I've had the I've had the actual privilege as well of going to one particular conference that it's a nice combination of great content and great venues.

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So I look at it and go, what is the determining factor? Now I take a look at it and go.

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Sometimes there are certain areas that if you try to do a conference at or a convention and so on, you're going to have a more difficult time getting people there because of what is associated to what is going on.

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So like if you go to a popular like adult destination that's known for like heavy drinking and all that kind of fun stuff, your company's probably not going to be so eager in regards of paying for you to go.

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As if you were going to like the middle of nowhere or something easier to get to and so on.

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I know, I know, I know, but there's certain there's just certain cities that, you know, if you do a conference at it becomes a little bit more difficult for people to get to.

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So what becomes the determining factor on you wanting to go?

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And number two, what is the easiest process in regards of being able to get to one?

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So let's say for instance, hypothetically, I told you, okay, we're going to do a conference and we're going to be down in let's say St. Louis, Missouri.

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Would it be easier to get you there than if I told you, okay, I'm going to do one in Reno, Nevada.

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Look, you know, destination wise, I'm pretty sure it's going to be probably ease of travel.

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But which one's going to get approved easier for you inside of your organization?

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I'm just trying to figure it out just for the sake of understanding that from that perspective.

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And then number two, what is the thing that you get the most encouraged about before you go to a presentation?

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I know some interesting things to think about depending on how you want to look at it.

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That's from a different aspect. No doubt about that.

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But then again, what do I know? I'm just a guy behind a microphone.

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Oops, what did he just say?

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Remember, if you're receiving this message, you are the solution to unsafe workplaces.

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It's always amazing to me on how technology changes and so does the environment that we're in.

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And cyber criminals will do everything they can to take advantage of a system.

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If you don't own a home, you have nothing to fear about what I'm about to tell you.

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But if you own a home like me and you don't guard it with home title lock, you're inviting home title fraud, one of the fastest growing crimes.

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Cyber thieves around the world know our home values are sky high at the moment, and that makes us a target. The crime is scary simple. Let me explain it to you real quick.

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A cyber thief simply forges your name on a property cell form and refiles it. That's it.

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Now he or she is on the deed of your home and you have no idea that you're a victim. Then the version takes out a loan on your home and vanishes and you to the police that you didn't commit bank fraud.

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Home title locks put a virtual barrier around your home title. The instant they detect any kind of tampering or anybody messing around, they help shut it down.

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Look, if you have equity in your home, you need to guard it the best way that you can. Some people might even go as far as guarding it with their life.

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Go to home title lock dot com and register your address to see if you already are a victim and enter the code radio.

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That's R A D I O. That's the code radio for 30 days free of protection. That's code radio at home title lock dot com.

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Let me talk to you real quick. What is Hello Fresh with Hello Fresh? You get farm fresh free portion ingredients and seasonal recipes delivered right to your doorstep.

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Skip trips to the grocery store and count on Hello Fresh to make home cooking easy, fun and affordable. That's why it's America's number one meal kit.

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Spend your time this month shopping for gifts and sipping cocoa not stuck at the checkout line. Sign up for Hello Fresh and get everything you need to whip up a fresh tasty meal delivered to your door.

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Just choose your recipes, select a delivery date and relax during the dinners on its way. Hello Fresh has over 45 recipes and more than 100 seasonal add on items to choose from every week.

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So it's easier than ever to find something everyone will enjoy. Go to Hello Fresh dot com slash safety FM free.

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And don't forget that this is why Hello Fresh is America's number one meal kit. Safety never sounded so terrible. Rated R safety show.

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Well, you know that here at safety FM and radio big, we're always trying to look for life hacks.

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So with the busy season just around the corner, you might be looking for wholesome, convenient meals for your jam packed days.

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What did guys like besides pizza and morning sex?

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J. Allen in the morning.

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It's so bizarre and unnatural.

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It's all good on radio.

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What a glorious feeling.

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Okay, you are still listening to the rated R safety show.

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And apparently, Juniper Veil is singing in the rain.

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We would like to thank Juniper Veil for allowing us to play this year on the rated R safety show.

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Yeah, this song's readily on the spreadable on Spotify, YouTube music and Apple music.

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You know, that's what we do around here. We bring you some new music that way you can take a listen to it for sure.

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You might want to give this one some downloady audio reaction.

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No doubt about that.

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We need to be singing in the rain.

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Good times going all around.

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Okay, thank you to Juniper Veil for allowing us to play this here on the rated R safety show.

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No doubt about that as we are doing our thing. Oh, on this lovely Tuesday.

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So let's get into some other stuff that we need to talk about.

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And you know, it's about time to tell you about the most important thing that I will ever tell you in my lifetime.

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And that's about my friend's to write love on her arms.

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No matter what you're facing, you deserve to be connected to help and to write love on her arms.

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Want you to know that people have been where you are now and things can get better.

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Healing is possible to find out more information.

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All you have to do is go to TWL o ha.com.

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That's TWL o ha.com and click on the section that says, find help.

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And then once you get there, you'll see all kinds of interesting information related to addiction, depression, anxiety, eating disorder, self-injury, suicide, trauma, grief support, just to name a few.

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All you have to do TWL o ha.com.

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You might take a look at this and go, Hey, this information currently is not for me.

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But you never know if there might be someone, you know, that might be interested in it.

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I might need this information.

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Now I'm going to tell you, I know some people are going around currently and saying, Hey,

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I've heard a lot that September is suicide prevention month and that's great.

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I'm glad people are talking about it.

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But I constantly say this and I say it every year when we get to this point that it needs to be a conversation more than it's focused on for just one month.

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There is some weird stigma.

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Things have gotten better.

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Let's not lie here about the subject matter in particular.

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But I always think it is an important subject not to talk about sometimes, but all the times. But then again, that is my opinion on the whole thing.

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Because that's how I take a look at it.

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So there you go.

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For to find out more information TWL o ha.com and click on the section that says find help to write love on her arms is there to help you out.

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No doubt about that.

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So there you go.

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Anyways, let's get into some other news as we are hanging and banging here on this lovely Tuesday.

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So let's talk about this.

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Many game shows are back to airing new episodes this month following the summer reruns.

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And after that great news, because watching them is good for your brain.

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According to experts.

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How well game shows have several cognitive benefits because they require you to pay close attention to quickly process information and to either to either problem solve or recall information.

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In order to provide the answer says Glenn are feeny director of memory and cognitive programs from Gassner health and white bear PA during during so engages in numerous networks for the brain and engaging enjoyable way.

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Which is to enhances learning.

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This also can help boost mental acuity.

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Other experts agree and say that watching game shows can help your memory and the brain's ability to access stored information quickly.

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There is also evidence that playing along with game shows can improve social engagement goes a long way into improving the mental health in watching game shows is so good for my brain.

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Then why is it that when I watch Family Feud I immediately feel stupider.

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You get what I'm saying there also I have to admit Jeopardy is a very intelligent show.

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Which is why I can't believe it lasted so long on network TV.

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I'm just saying don't hate the hater hate the game.

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You are listening to a radio God.

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What this has to be an error that host is not a radio God.

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Anyways, this is the rated R safety show on safety FM.

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Hey, I'm just I'm just saying what's going on here.

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Anyway, take a listen to this props to nasal drops.

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Yeah, take a listen to this.

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There's no quote that is like a unique misery that is being to a parent to a child with a cold.

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Not only does your child feel uncomfortable and probably not sleeping properly, but you have to go to alternative care arrangements, possibly alter your work schedule.

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On top of that, look at after a needy and let's face it, sometimes whiny child.

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Plus, you have to pick up some Kleenex is up for off the floor.

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And that is why it's awesome that they group UK researchers say that they can help shorten the child's cold by two days and reduce the likelihood of passing it on to the rest of the family.

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Not that but doing so is extremely cheap and simple.

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The study that they that they taught parents on how to make and apply salt water drops into the children's nose.

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Three drops are administered to each nostril at least four times a day until the young child got better.

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Other kids were given typical cold medicines and they found that the children's using salt water nose drops had had had cold symptoms for an average of six days.

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While those who have the usual care were eight days, the children receiving salt water nose drops will also have fewer medicines during the illness.

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And what's more than that is just 46 percent of children using nose drops had family members to catch the child's cold versus 61 percent of other households.

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The treatment has the potential to be applied globally, giving parents safe and effective way to limit the impact of cold on the family and to reduce the financial burden of the conditions.

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Speaking of someone who has tried to administer nasal spray to a tired grouchy four-year-old, I think that I speak for many parents to say good luck on that one, that's for sure.

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And a great idea but Big Pharma will never allow it. So keep that in mind as we are talking.

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I mean I'm just throwing some things out there, keeping it realistic as we are talking.

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I don't know how you would pull that off. Something to think about of course in regards of doing so.

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And where do you get the salt water from? Is it like sea water type of thing? Because I think that that's kind of like a crime.

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But that's just my opinion. Who the hell knows?

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Anyways let's get some John Smalls into our life and let him talk about The Motivation Minute.

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The Motivation Minute.

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Today's Motivation Minute courtesy of GenesisGoldIRA.com. I'm John Small. Thanks for listening.

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Your favorite motivational quotes can be submitted for upcoming programs at MotivationMinute.org.

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Hello, I'm Richard Exley with your One Minute Devotion.

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Childhood memories, whether good or bad, shape who we become as adults.

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For instance, my father was an avid reader and I am told that when I was just a baby I would sit in his lap for hours, perfectly still while he read.

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Thinking about it now, I realize that my love for books may well have been born right there in his arms.

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Even today, I think of a good book as a trusted friend and I associate them with happiness and love.

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Psalm 77 says, I will remember the deeds of the Lord. Yes, I will remember your miracles of long ago.

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Lord Jesus, thank you for the good memories that enrich my life and make me who I am today. Amen.

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From Feature Story News in the UK, I'm John Beaver.

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Nearly 2000 prisoners will be freed in the UK today as part of a scheme to cut overcrowding in jails.

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Pakistani authorities have arrested key leaders from former Prime Minister Imran Khan's party just days after violent clashes between the police and party supporters.

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And in what's been dubbed China Week, US lawmakers will vote on dozens of bills targeting China and its companies.

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In order to save the planet from cow farts, why doesn't someone just invent really large Gas X pills?

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What's an awful stench? Radio.

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Oh, you know that we get stenchy around here. No doubt about that.

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Anyways, let's talk about some things that happened back on this date.

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As I take a look around back in 2017, Hurricane Irma makes landfall in Florida keys.

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It's a category three storm caused more than 50 billion dollars in damages that happened back in 2017.

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Let's look at some birthdays that are going on today.

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Eon Gunther turns 25. Jack Leish turns 29. Matt Riffle or Mike Riffle.

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I can't even speak. 29 today. Sam Kerr 31. Misty Copeland turns 42.

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Mikey Way turns 45. Ryan Philippi turns 50. Colin Firth turns 64th. 64th. Listen to me. 64.

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And Chris Columbus turns 66. So there you go.

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If you're looking at some days of the year to celebrate, I have some of those for you.

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It's World Suicide Prevention Day, National Swap Ideas Day and National TV Dinner Day.

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So there you go. Some things to think about as we are hanging out and doing our thing.

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No doubt about that. So there you go.

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Anyway, so let's continue talking about some other things because we're almost out of time, my friends.

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Yes, that is what we do around here. If you need a random joke for today, I have one of those.

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My kids laugh because they think I'm crazy. I laugh because they don't know how it's headed.

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So there you go. Also, if you need a phone started for today, try this.

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What is the most expensive mistake you've ever made?

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Don't go back to the child comment. That's terrible.

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If you need a question for the water cooler, try this.

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In a survey, 75% of women agree that they prefer this in a boss. What is it?

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Being a male. That's interesting. I would have never thought that.

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I just thought being a good person might actually fall into that particular factor of what they're looking for in that particular regard.

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Also, what else? What else? What else? Do we do some whack facts? Let's do it.

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All bullfrogs close their eyes when they jump. Most dinosaurs were vegetarians, but they didn't eat grass because there was none at the time.

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The secret code of unlocking your nuclear missile during a cold war was 0000000000.

534
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So there you go. Usually a spammer needs to send 12.5 million emails to get one response.

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Each hair on your ear grows approximately 0.3 millimeters or 1 one hundredth of an inch per day.

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About 10% of people are left handed and about 20 are left footed.

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So there you go. Some stuff to think about. No doubt about that.

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Anyways, thank you for always being the best part of safety FM and Radio Big.

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And that is the listener because without you, it makes no sense to do what we do around here.

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So if you want to hang out with me, I'll be going over to Radio Big for the next couple hours or so.

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You can come and hang out as we go into talking into the world of music and entertainment.

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If you decide to say hang out on safety FM, you'll hang out with the likes of Sheldon Primus as he talks about the world of safety consulting.

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The option is yours. No doubt about that.

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So if I can leave you with a deep thought for today, I would love to leave you with this one.

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Your passion is waiting for your courage to catch up. Think about that one.

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That one might take you places that you didn't expect. Anyways, I know who you are.

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You know who I am. Love you. Mean it. And goodbye.

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The views and opinions expressed on this podcast are those of the host and its guests and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of the company.

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Examples of analysis discussed within this podcast are only examples.

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They should not be utilized in the real world as the only solution available as they are based only on very limited and dated open source information.

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Assumptions made within this analysis are not reflective of the position of the company.

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J.L.

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The storm clouds.

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Everyone from the.

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Come on with the rain.