EP 1011 - Is The Change Important?

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On Safety FM.

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Countdown to audio torture.

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The rated R Safety Show starts in 3...

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Ah!

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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.

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With your host, Dr.

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Uh...

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It doesn't matter who the host is.

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Oh yes!

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You know that already.

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It does not matter who the host is.

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What has always mattered is who the listeners are.

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Anyways, today is Thursday, September the 12th of 2024.

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Day 256 of the year.

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And only 110 days left to go.

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We are broadcasting live from Santa Fe, New Mexico.

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Coming across the multiverse known as Safety FM.

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And then we are hanging out with our friends and colleagues

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at that other place that we do stuff at.

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Radio Big.

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Oh yes, hanging out with our friends at RadioBig.FM.

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If you want to come and do all the fun stuff that we get to do.

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No doubt about that.

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Anyways, so here we go as we are broadcasting live today.

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You know, callinradio.com is the way to get into our little system.

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That will be video text messaging and audio messaging

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as we come across the multiverse.

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So once you get there, you click on it, we go through, we do our thing.

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I will tell you, the text messaging is a lot easier than anything else.

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As you do that, we'll kind of look at the commentary, go from there,

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and move on and make sure that we're doing everything the way that you want to do it.

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Anyways, if you're not familiar with our show, let's talk about it real quick.

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What we do here is we talk about safety in the news, news and safety.

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No doubt about that.

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We cover all of that information to make sure that we are giving you

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the most current news on the things that are going on inside of the world

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and also to make sure that we are covering the news that is going on

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inside of the world of safety.

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So there you go.

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You have conversation starters as we move forward.

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callinradio.com, like I said, is to be able to get everything going.

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So how have you been?

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How has the last 24 hours been?

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It's always important.

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Now, there was kind of some confusion yesterday.

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We were doing our show.

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Some people got it, some people didn't.

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We are definitely always on the podcast network, so don't worry about that.

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If you're not able to catch it live, the podcast network is always there.

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We try to drop it in close to real time.

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And if you're listening to the podcatcher right now,

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our podcatcher is doing it live in real time as well.

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This week, no video though.

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So if you are looking at those video things, yeah, not available there

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just in regards of how we have our setup this week.

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But don't worry.

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When we get back to our normal gig, which will be next week,

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we will start doing video again.

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That's just kind of the way that it goes.

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Anyway, so let's do this.

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Why don't we start talking about what the hell was trending

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because people are going to want to know all about that.

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Here is what was trending.

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Rated R, Safety Show.

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Okay, so as I take a look around, a Malaysian woman survives an

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Otter Pack attack and the Sacramento family gets spooked by a terrifying prank.

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

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Also, Justin Timberlake scores a big win in his DWI case.

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And Hulk Hogan seriously worried about Mike Tyson's upcoming bout.

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

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Also, the final season of Hands Made Tale gets a premiere date.

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We'll talk about that as we get into casting calls.

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And a veteran actress still thinks that Kim can't act.

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I don't know if that's important, but I just mentioned that out loud.

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Also, new details about the King and Queen on the upcoming trip to Australia.

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So we'll get into that as we start talking about the Royals.

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So as we know, we have some professional broadcasters waiting in the wings

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wanting to tell you everything that's going on inside of the world of the news.

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So if you're ready, I'm ready.

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We'll get it all rolling for you because that is what we do around here.

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We want to talk. We want to hang. We want to bang.

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We want to do everything that we can to give you the latest information

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on what the hell's going on inside of the world of the news.

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So if you're ready for the news, I'm ready for the news.

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And we can give it to you all right now here on this little show

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known as the Radar Safety Show.

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Here is the news on the Radar Safety Show.

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From Feature Story News in London, I'm Ollie Barrett.

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The UN says six employees of its agency for Palestinian refugees

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have been killed in an Israeli airstrike.

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Officials in Gaza say 18 people were killed in the strike on a school

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in the Nusayrat refugee camp.

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The Israel Defense Forces say it was a precise strike on terrorists

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who they say were operating inside a Hamas command and control centre at the school.

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England's national health service is in a critical condition, according to a new report.

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It points to underinvestment, damaging reforms and challenges

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around productivity and an ageing population.

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Prime Minister Keir Starmer says the NHS needs to reform or die.

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Health Secretary Wes Streeting says prevention needs to be improved.

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Crucially on public health and prevention measures, we've got to take people with us.

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So I'm up for having a debate and listening to ideas from experts in public health,

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but also the public.

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We've got to have a debate about how we deal with sickness in our society,

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keeping us living longer but also living well for longer.

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Pope Francis is in Singapore to celebrate mass with 50,000 people at the National Stadium.

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It's the final stop in a 12-day Asia-Pacific tour that's seen the 87-year-old

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travel to Indonesia, Timor-Leste and Papua New Guinea.

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Laura Westbrook reports.

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Pope Francis is the second pope to visit Singapore after the late John Paul II in 1986.

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Singapore counts around 210,000 people as Catholics, 7% of its population.

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The highlight of the pope's trip is a mass at Singapore's National Stadium

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where crowds will include Hong Kong Catholics.

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He is expected to focus on interfaith dialogue and will also address political authorities.

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This trip has been closely followed by China, where the pope in recent months

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has restated his desire to visit and so will be closely watched to see what overtures he will make.

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Laura Westbrook, Hong Kong.

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The United Nations Refugee Agency is appealing for $21 million to urgently scale up

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health services for forcibly displaced people in African countries impacted by EMPOCs.

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According to the organisation, the funding is to support critical response and prevention efforts

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in 35 countries across the continent.

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Jodie Jacobs reports from the UN.

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EMPOCs, according to the World Health Organisation, has been endemic in parts of Africa for decades.

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But after a rising number of cases of the new strain of the EMPOCs virus in several parts of the continent,

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the WHO declared it a public health emergency of international concern.

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So far, more than 20,000 suspected cases have been reported on the continent this year alone

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and the world body is most concerned about thousands of displaced people on the continent.

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And the UN is now calling on the international community to increase its financial support

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for it to respond more swiftly to the outbreak.

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From bureaus worldwide, this is FSN.

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The Greek prime minister has criticised Germany's plan to tighten migration restrictions.

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On Monday, Berlin will begin implementing a policy aimed to curb irregular migration.

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William Densler reports from Brussels.

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In an interview with Greek radio, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis said the response to irregular migration

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can't be to scrap free movement across the Schengen area.

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Germany shares a land border with nine countries and next week will tighten restrictions aimed at curbing people arriving illegally.

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Mitsotakis says that by eroding Schengen travel freedoms,

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the issue of irregular migration will fall on European nations with external borders.

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He says a fair compromise is needed among all European powers.

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William Densler, Brussels.

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Nigerian authorities say nearly 2,500 Nigerians have been evacuated from Libya this year.

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It's part of the government's effort to return dozens of Nigerians stranded in the country.

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Ajay Kmangut reports from Abuja.

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The Nigerians in Diaspora Commission, or NIDCOM, says the evacuation was carried out via 15 flights between January and September.

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The Commission says this was done in collaboration with various government agencies and the International Organization for Migration.

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This is not the first time the agency has evacuated Nigerians stranded in Libya and other countries.

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NIDCOM says over 10,000 Nigerians have been evacuated from Libya in the last few years.

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Nigeria's government has repeatedly warned citizens to avoid illegal migration through Libya,

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but each year doesn't make the dangerous journey to Europe in search of better fortunes.

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However, many of them end up getting stranded or being forced into labour or prostitution.

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Ajay Kmangut, Abuja.

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Here we go again with 54 days until the election.

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Two industry groups were voting.

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The election administration sent an open letter to the Postmaster General warning of efficient mail system

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disenfranchisement voters during the primary process.

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The National Association of Secretaries of State and the National Association of State of Election Directors

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sent a letter on the behalf of the election administration to all 50 states,

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and they received ballots postmarked before the voting deadline that were returned well after the counting deadline.

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where the first absentee ballots in the nations were out on Wednesday for the general election.

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But wait, representatives from the Postal Service said in 2020 that 98% of ballots were returned on time

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and 99% were on time in 2022.

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But also wait, which such a slim margins of the battleground states, every vote and every hour matters.

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none of these would be a problem with the national voting holiday mandatory in-person voting and identification.

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So absentee ballots I can understand to some extent,

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but where I have the hard time is when you start taking a look at it and go, OK, why does it take so long?

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And listen, let's make this thing a national holiday of, hey, you have to go out there and vote.

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I mean, we have people in our military that are out there that are making sure that you are able to do the things

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or they're fighting for your rights and your freedoms.

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So why would this not be something of such importance in regards of us having our people out there enjoying,

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quote unquote, a holiday, but making sure that they're out there voting?

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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 our safety show.

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It's not about being an idiot. It's about keeping it real here in regards to the things that are going on.

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I don't shy away from some of these things.

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I always look at it from the standpoint because both of my parents were in the military

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but it's one of those things that we have to go out and vote minimally.

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That's our our minimum duty that we need to go out there and do it.

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So there you go. Spooky season.

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A Sacramento family is looking for answers after they found a severed pig's head on their doorstep on Monday morning.

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They were intentionally asking not to be identified by name,

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but the local media, the kind of intimidating, disturbing and bit frightening.

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The man of the house said, Oh yeah, it would sound like that.

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So I mean, what the hell is going on in Sacramento that somebody would even decide to do this?

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I mean, if you think about it, it's almost like the horse head that you would think about inside of the movie, the Godfather, if anything.

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But man, that gets weird relatively quick in regards of doing that.

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So just some just some strange things there.

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Anyways, no one was injured after a Carnival Spirit cruise ship impacted an ice impacted an iceberg last week off the coast of Alaska.

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Fortunately, the ship sustained no damage either.

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A representative for the cruise line downplayed the accident saying that the ship hit an errant piece of ice.

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It's likely the incident would be gone entirely.

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I noticed that it wasn't for the social media videos about the mishap one cruiser who witnessed the ominously called crash, the Titanic moment.

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The worst of it happened to have been in delays that were caused for investigation for the damage.

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This is according to CNN.

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So, I mean, you can downplay it as much as you want, but man, some lingo bingo stuff when you go out there and take a look.

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And if you take a look at it, there are some videos online about this incident, but it gets weird because you can see the ice when it's upcoming.

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The ice does not look gigantic, but it is still a piece of ice.

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And yes, of course, you're going to be delayed because people are going to have 10,000 questions about what was going on.

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And, you know, did you sustain any damage?

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You know, damage?

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Anyway, listen to this move over.

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Zempik, a Danish pharmaceutical company, has presented a new pill to combat obesity at the European Association for the Study of Diabetes Annual Meeting in Madrid and a 12 week study, 128 or excuse me, 124 overweight participants.

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Those who look a single took a single dose lost about 10.4 percent of their body weight.

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Participants who took twice the bills lost 13.1 percent of their body weight. By comparison, the placebo group lost about 1.1 percent of their body weight.

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The deli pill suppresses hunger hormones in a way similar to ozempic, but it also is convenient in pill form.

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But wait, the most common side effect reported was gastrointenatous discomfort leading to nausea and vomiting.

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So it's hard to eat when all you want to do is throw up a pick your poison.

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This is a study found. So here's the thing that I ask.

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I don't know. Are you familiar with any of these things like with ozempic or, you know, GLP one or whatever the hell they call all this stuff.

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And if you are, is this something that you've taken?

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Because if it is something that you're taking, I am not passing any judgment here.

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I mean, you need to do whatever you think is going to be best suited for you.

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But are you aware that it is strongly encouraged that you take that stuff and when you're taking it, you're taking it with some format of of working out still.

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It's not just, hey, you take this and that's done because it could have some level of impact on your muscle structure as well.

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And now, listen, I'm not a medical doctor by any means.

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Because I say if you're going to do any of those things, you need to have some conversations with some some people in regards of what they know what the hell is going on and how it will affect your body or so on.

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And you know, I'm not going to give you, hey, here's this sponsor that I'm going to recommend for you.

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I'll take a look at it and I go this way.

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If this is something that you believe that you need assistance with, go right ahead and find what will be best suited for you.

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And, you know, I look at it and go, I don't know anything about this stuff.

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So I am probably not your source to talk about. Well, at least to talk about this information with.

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Oops. What did he just say?

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We at Safety FM don't always agree with the viewpoints of our hosts and guests.

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Now back to real safety talk on Safety FM.

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OK, a Malaysian woman was left bloody and battered after being attacked by a group of otters.

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Yes, I did say otters while jogging.

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According to the fellow park goers, eight of wild otters surrounded the 40 year old woman and started biting her leg.

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She also suffered cuts and scrapes to her hands and face while trying to get the animals off of her.

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The pack eventually scurried off to another area in the park, seemingly in search of food.

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Wildlife officials blame the attack on people feeding the animals.

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The woman is the second victim of the crazed otter pack.

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This is according to Telegraph. Well, if this was Springfield, Ohio, I would probably have a better understanding on why this went down.

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But because it's not Springfield, Ohio, I can't really give you much information.

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But think about that real quick. You're hanging out, you're taking a jog and all of a sudden you have a pack of otters that are coming your general direction and say, hey, you know, there's some stuff going on here in that particular regards.

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It gets weird. It gets weird right away. No doubt about that. So what are we thinking about?

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Anyways, let's talk about the Dow real quick. The Dow gained about one hundred and twenty four points to close at forty thousand eight hundred and sixty one on Wednesday.

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The S&P increased by fifty eight points to close at five thousand five hundred and fifty four and the Nasdaq increased by three hundred and sixty nine points to close at seventeen thousand three hundred and ninety five.

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West Texas Intermediate closed at sixty seven dollars a barrel and Brent crude with its seventy dollars a barrel.

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The national average price of a gallon of gas was three dollars and twenty five cents on Wednesday.

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Also, Bitcoin climbed on Wednesday trading just around fifty seven thousand six hundred.

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Now, yesterday, if you were out there flying, yeah, there was a cluster F. If you know what I'm saying there, there was more than two thousand fifty flights delayed within and to and out of the United States on Wednesday and about third.

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Let's see about three hundred cancellations. So there you go.

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Also, a Texas resident won eight hundred million dollar jackpot on Tuesday, Tuesday night with a mega million drawing. The winner also had the option of a four hundred and four point two million dollar cash payout or Friday.

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So there you go. That was their option or they could have just taken the eight hundred million. Friday night's drawing will be for twenty million dollar jackpot or a ten point one million dollar cash payout.

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So if you want to play the game, you still have the time to do so. So let's talk about this. Megan, the stallion hosted last night's MTV Music Awards.

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The show was live from the UBS Arena in Elmont, New York.

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Taylor Swift was up for the most awards of the night with about twelve nominations, followed by Post Malone, who landed nine.

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So there you go. Katy Perry received the Video Vanguard Award.

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If you're interested in that information, that is for sure. So there's there was a lot of stuff going on. Do you want to hear more about this?

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I mean, I can talk about it if you want to go through that. I mean, I don't know.

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Let's see. Artist of the Year, Taylor Swift. Let's see. Song of the Year, Sabrina Carpenter with Expresso. Best new artist, Chappelle Roan.

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What else did we got? Do it else. Do we got Best Pop was Taylor Swift. Best Hip Hop was Eminem for Houdini.

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Best R&B was Zah with Snooze. Best Alternative was Benson Boone with Beautiful Thing. What else? What else?

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Best Rock was Lenny Caravaz with Human. Best Latin was Anita with Milfesis.

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Best Afrobeats was Tyla with Water. Best K-Pop was Lisa with Rockstar. What else? Video for Good.

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What was Billy Eilish? What was I Made For from the movie Barbie? What else? Best Direction, Taylor Swift from Post Malone for Fortnite.

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And winner for Best for Seminar Autography was Ariana Grande with We Can't Be Friends. Wait for and wait for your love.

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Yeah, you get the point. I'm not going to go into visual effects and all that kind of fun stuff, but yeah, quite a few things going on right there.

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If you care, there is a list online about that. We briefly talked this morning also about Justin Timberlake made a deal with his DWI case.

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He won't be charged with drunk driving and will only have to pay between $300 to $500 fine for a traffic violation.

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JT was pulled over in June after a police officers witnessed him blow through a stop sign during a traffic stop. The officers found that the singer was highly

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intimidated and placed him under arrest while JT claimed that he only had one martinis.

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Other gave conflicting reports over how much he drank that night getting behind and getting behind the wheel.

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So worth asking, is anyone surprised with the slap on the wrist? This is according to the New York Post.

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Of course, there's always questions on what happens there. So there you go.

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Also, just hours after Foo Fighters rocker Dave Grove revealed that he fathered a daughter with a woman who isn't his wife.

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His teenage daughter deactivated their social media accounts. Also, Grove reportedly contacted a divorce attorney prior to the announcement.

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No word are not on what will on what will have. Hold on. No word whether or not he will have to use them.

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So that is going to become very interesting as we move forward.

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Nobody ever wants to see anybody go through a divorce proceeding. That is for sure.

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But it does get interesting as we start having the conversation and start going through some of the information right there.

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No doubt about that. So what do you think about the whole thing?

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Listen, we all are human and are definitely fallible. I am not one to throw stones on this one.

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No doubt about that. Anyways, after sharing his thoughts on Lincoln Park's new lead singer, Jamie Bennington,

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a son who lost his son of the late Chester Bennington says that he is getting death threats.

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You don't know what your dad would think. One person wrote, while another suggested that he kill himself over his opinion.

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Jamie also says that he has gotten so heated that he is afraid to interact with his dad's fans in regards of what is going on.

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So there you go. I mean, yeah, it gets interesting on how people get so heated about music and their thought process.

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Hey, listen, Chester Bennington cannot be replaced by Emily Armstrong. Let's just be realistic about it.

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What is going on, I mean, as you kind of take a look at some of this stuff, is that they are going a different route

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because Chester Bennington is no longer with us and they are taking a different approach.

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Some can sit here and argue for a moment and say maybe they should have named the band something else.

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on one platform wanting to hear their music, why would they give away exactly the name of the group?

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And remember, there was multiple singers inside of the inside of Lincoln Park.

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So one can sit here and argue some of that information.

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I know it's going to get heated and people are going to have an opinion about everything that's going on.

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No doubt about that. Anyways, with that being said, it is 32 minutes past the top of the hour.

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Why don't we go ahead and do that thing that we need to do now that we know as our main story?

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Here is our main story on the Rated R Safety Show.

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So as we start going into main story time, it's always a good time to sit back, relax and talk about some of the things that are going on inside of this world.

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And it's important to start having some of these conversations on what do you think is most important inside of your organization?

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Yeah, I ask you what's most important because you get to see it from a different point of view than what most people get to see it.

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And as I sit back and talk about this for a moment, I look at it from the format like this.

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If you have the opportunity to change the culture inside of the organization, and I sure as shit did not say the safety culture.

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I said the culture inside of your organization. What exactly are you willing to do?

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What exactly are you willing to do to make sure that that culture shift occurs?

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And here's where we always tend to get hung up with some of these things.

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People want to help change the culture inside of the workplace, but there are some of us out there that would like the recognition of changing the culture within the organization.

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I know some people are not going to like me saying that. That's perfectly fine.

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That portion right there can be the thing that puts the kink inside of the whole system.

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And here's why I say that if name recognition for you supersedes the actual cultural change within the organization, that is going to be hard times for most people.

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That's going to be hard times because all of a sudden what you're looking for is becomes the validation that you change the culture.

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Your big emphasis is not the culture change all of a sudden.

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It becomes that whole conversation of I want to be recognized as the person of doing so.

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And here's what we run into issue wise with some of the cultural changes that people go out there and try to do.

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It's not that they want the culture to change. They want to be recognized for changing the culture, which is a different aspect about that.

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So a long time ago I was talking to someone that has become a close friend of mine and she was telling me that as long as you are willing to not be the person that is recognized.

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And you are putting the change in the organization as the primary, the primary thing as the thing that has the most importance, then all of a sudden things will change for you.

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Things will go differently because here's where you'll have the opportunity to do that you might not see right now at this particular moment.

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You might be able to look at it and go.

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Here's what we're going to do.

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We are going to take this and I am going to find someone who can spearhead this thing that has influence within the organization and bring this information forward and be able to change the culture change where there will be a management of change.

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It takes place as people will actually take a look at what this person is saying.

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And that's where we can learn something learned something differently opposed to it just being one of those aspects where we sit there and go.

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We have to be known for the being the person that changed everything.

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I know it gets strange when we start talking about it, but I look at it from the perspective as this.

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If you want change to occur.

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You have to be able to sacrifice certain things. I'm not talking about people so don't take that the wrong way, but you have to be willing to sacrifice certain things as for the greater good of the organization.

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And sometimes by doing so you don't have to be the person that is recognized for changing the culture.

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I'll give you the example of this.

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How many times have you had an idea and you've shared detailed information with people in regards of what needs to be done and then all of a sudden that idea is used from someone else and you're never credited.

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Yeah, does it suck?

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Let's not lie.

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Yes, the feeling sucks in regards of that.

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But also at the same time too when you take a look at it, you know that the greater bigger picture will move forward because of that.

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So look at it from the perspective of what's the most important aspect overall for you.

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Is it the change in the culture, or is it the name recognition of you being the person that caused the change to happen?

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Oops, what did he just say?

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Staring the ass out of you like gas station sushi.

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I saw the way you turn me on even as I saw through you.

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I saw the way you called it.

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Yes, all the way.

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And every time the world is wrong, we see it crystal clear.

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But we maintain the illusion that we all know why we're here.

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Yeah, we all know why we're here.

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All right. Rated our safety shell. Forty four minutes past the time of the hour.

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Oh, yeah. This is some oceanic coming your way with when you fall.

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OK, we would like to give a thanks to Oceanic for allowing us to play this here on the rated our safety show.

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I love me this song. Yeah, there you go. Oceanic.

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Thank you so much for allowing this to play as this here.

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Let's go ahead and get into a little bit more of the rated our safety show.

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That is for sure. No doubt about that.

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Anyway, it's always a good time when you and I get to hang out and talk and do all the fun stuff that we get to do.

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No doubt about that. Anyways, it's time for me 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 friends to write love on her arms.

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No matter what you're facing, you deserve to be connected to help keep that in mind.

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So to. So if you deserve to be to find help, better saying so.

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Write love on her arms wants you to know that people have been where you are today and things can get better.

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Healing is possible to find out more information.

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Go to TWL OHA.com. That's T W L O H A dot com.

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Once you get there, click on the section that says find help.

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You'll find all kinds of information related to addiction, depression, anxiety, eating disorders, self-injury, suicide, trauma and grief support, just to name a few.

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Now, listen, with it being actual Suicide Prevention Month that people are celebrating, they have actually done a couple of different things right now.

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There are some applications that are available.

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There's a website that's available.

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So the easiest way to find that if you can't remember some of this stuff is please stay alive dot com.

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Please stay alive dot com that has all kinds of resources for you right there on their website.

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It will be able to get you some information and some techniques in regards of what you need to do.

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And everything is awful and I'm not OK. Questions to ask.

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And there's some downloadable formats there.

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Rainbow walk grounding techniques and how to have the conversation.

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So just some information readily available for you right there.

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TWL OHA dot com.

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Or like I said, you can stay. Go to please stay alive dot com as well.

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So there you go.

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Always some information that we'd love to share with you from to write love on her arms.

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Anyways, that being said, let's continue talking about some other things that are going on inside of the world.

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So, you know that we're getting close to the weekend and it's time to talk about this weekend.

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News is good news.

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So let's talk about this.

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If you're like me and you know that what's important to your physical and mental health to get seven to eight hours of sleep every night.

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But you also know that sometimes that's impossible, but fortunately, according to a new study, you can catch up on your rest on the weekends.

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Research research presented a recent meeting in the European Society of Cardiology that shows that how sleeping in the on the weekends could reduce your risk of heart disease by 20 percent.

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The study author from China's National Center of cardiovascular disease said that the effect is especially notable among those who regularly do not get enough sleep on the weekdays like everyone.

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I guess.

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And you're right.

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The previous studies have found that just the opposite, but being the optimistic type, we're willing to go with this one.

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No arguments here. I cannot begin to imagine what might happen to my heart if I ever were to extract my butt from the bed before 10 o'clock on a Sunday morning.

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OK, now. OK, now.

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So let's talk about this of us who tend to sleep on the weekdays asking for an afternoon guy.

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I mean, I'm just asking. I mean, I'm just asking.

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So, you know, because listen to this, you know, we do this show seven o'clock in the morning Eastern time.

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But there are some people on this radio station that don't come in until way later.

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So, I mean, good for them. I mean, apparently they worked out the good things in life in regards to what needs to be done.

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But I look at it from the standpoint of what is the best thing for you and how that ends up working.

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So, I don't know. What do you think about it? Does it make sense or do you look at it and go, Contra?

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Not a good go for me, my friend. So there you go.

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Anyway, take a listen to this. Britney Spears, youngest son, turns 18 today. This means that her child support payments for ex-husband Kevin Federline are done.

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In total, she paid over five million dollars for both boys over the past 17 years.

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Something something that insiders say that Federline will miss, as it assumes that those paychecks also went to funding his lavish lifestyle.

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As of his son's birthday, the Daily Daily Mail reports that Spears plans to get him a gift that is more expensive than anything his father could afford.

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This is according to Daily Mail. That sounds kind of a weird one, but there you go.

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Anyway, take a listen to this real quick. Kevin Spacey wants $100,000 to move out of his Baltimore home, despite not owning the place anymore.

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The five-floor condo sold in foreclosure auction in July after the actor fell behind on payments.

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The place has been bought by real estate investor Sam Azaghi, not to be confused with Britney Spears, his ex-husband, who claims that Spacey has refused to leave.

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Technically, that's that he can't be considered squatting as after the foreclosure auction, the courts must approve the sale before the highest bidder can officially sign the deed.

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The proceeds can take months, but during which the former homeowner can remain on the property, the buyer can make a cash for keys offer for the owner to leave quickly, which Azaghi said that he did, offering Spacey $50,000.

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If he left by this weekend, the offer was countered by the actor's camp, saying that if he could stay until February, he would leave peacefully.

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This is according to New York Post. So there you go.

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Also, we talked about this at the top of the hour.

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Hulk Hogan is worried that Jake Paul will seriously injured Mike Tyson or worse when the two enter the boxing ring this November.

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The 71 year old WWE legend says that Paul's brother Logan Paul's podcast this week saying that your brother is strong.

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I love Mike to death. I don't want him to want him to get killed at 58 and Tyson.

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It's by Tyson in the 31 year old. Oh, he's 31 years older than Jake Paul. So there you go.

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The match is set for November the 15th. This is according to the Daily Mail.

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So it'll be interesting to see exactly what happens over that tidbit because people are still, you know, talking about it and we guys of what is going to happen.

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What is your outlook on this? And so if you're not a Netflix subscriber, would you become a Netflix subscriber to watch this event?

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I think it's going to be pretty interesting because if you look at if you look at Tyson with some of his training videos, he definitely does not look like he moves around like a 58 year old.

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That's for sure. But is it going to be worth the cost of admission for him to actually do this particular fight?

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Now, keep in mind that this fight was postponed, I think from July, originally, because Mike Tyson ended up getting some kind of what was it that he had some kind of stomach ulcers, if I remember correctly on what had occurred.

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So it got pushed back to November and then Jake Paul took another fight in between then in regards of what was going on with Mike Perry from a bare knuckle fighting fame.

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There you go. So there's some things to think about. Anyways, it is currently 52 minutes past the top of the hour.

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Why don't we go ahead and bring in some John Smalls into our life for him to tell us about the motivation minute.

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The motivation minute brought to you by Genesis Gold IRA dot com.

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Today's quote was submitted by Jackie. Mary Louise Alcott said, I'm not afraid of storms for I'm learning how to sail my ship.

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Very cool. Think about that. How many times do we fear things that can really prepare us for life? We're afraid that some change might hurt our career.

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Well, that same change could actually help our career. We're afraid to take a risk because this could result in us losing out on something.

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But you know what? This risk could also pay off and help us win in a big way. Life is filled with options.

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Hello, I'm Richard Exley with your one minute devotion. After more than five decades in active ministry, my enthusiasm is undiminished.

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I'm not tired or burned out or discouraged. In fact, I love ministry more today than ever before.

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As long as God gives me the strength, I plan to walk through every door he opens and do everything he calls me to do.

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I'm not looking for a place to stop just for wisdom and guidance to do all the Lord puts before me.

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Joshua 14 said, I am still as strong today as the day Moses sent me out. I'm just as vigorous to go out to battle now as I was then.

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Lord Jesus, thank you for physical strength and spiritual vitality to do the work of ministry. Your holy name, I pray. Amen.

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Here is the news on the Rosemary safety show.

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For the History News in London, I'm Stuart Smith, the ex-husband of a woman at the center of a mass rape trial in France is still too ill to attend court.

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He's one of 51 men being tried for raping the same woman.

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Spain's prime minister is meeting with Venezuelan opposition leader Edmundo Gonzalez amid a fierce debate over recognizing him as the country's president-elect.

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And the UK prime minister says the state of Britain's health service is devastating as a report found waiting times added 14,000 deaths per year.

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It's the show and they just make fun of a whole bunch of people. It's just too funny. It's too stupid.

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Rated R safety show us make fun of people. Never. We don't do that kind of stuff around here.

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That's for sure. Anyways, let's talk about some things that happened back on this day back in 2018.

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The oldest known human drawing is discovered in Blomos cave, South Africa.

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The hashtag like abstract drawing of a red orchid is believed to be more than 73,000 years old.

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That was actually discovered back in 2018.

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Let's talk about some birthdays that are going on today. Sydney Sweeney from Euphoria fame.

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He actually turns 27. Colin Ford turns 28. Kelsey Ballerini turns 31. Freddie Freeman turns 35.

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Emily or Emmy Rosam turns 38. Jennifer Hudson turns 43.

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Yao Ming 44. Ben McKenzie turned 46. Two Chains turned 47. And Louis CK turns 57 today.

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So there you go. That's some birthdays that are going on.

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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 Dolphin Day, Gym Day, National Chocolate Milkshake Day.

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Let's see. Police Woman Day, National Encouragement Day, National Video Games Day, Programmers Day,

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National School Picture Day, and R U OK Day. Yeah, that's a day to celebrate. R U OK Day.

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Yeah, I mean, that's one to think about as we are talking, no doubt about that.

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So there you go. That's some stuff that's going on. So what do you think there?

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Is it something that you would look into? Is it one of the days that you would celebrate

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or you don't care about those days and you're just ready to move on and go on with some other things?

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Let's talk about some whack facts real quick. Back in 1920, Babe Ruth out-homered every other American League team.

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Yeah, Babe Ruth did. The drummers of Queen and Duran Duran have the same name, Roger Taylor,

602
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the first man to survive a fall from Niagara Falls in a barrel died after slipping on an orange bill.

603
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There is enough fuel in a full jumbo jet tank to drive the average car four times around the world.

604
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Dueling in. Hold on. Dueling is legal in Paraguay, as long as both parties are registered blood donors.

605
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A UK company allows being hung over as a valid reason for missing work.

606
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Employees are allowed at four hangover hover days per year. So, I mean, I guess that gets pretty interesting as we are talking.

607
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Anyways, if you need a random joke for today, an apple a day keeps anyone away if you throw it hard enough.

608
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If you need a phone starter for today, try this. Age yourself with clothing brand that was popular when you were in high school.

609
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If you need a question for the water cooler, try this. 34% of people admit that they have never cleaned this in their house.

610
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What is it? Their curtains. So there you go.

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Anyways, thanks for hanging out with me and doing the things that you do because without you, it makes no sense to do what we do around here.

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That is for sure. At the top of the hour, I'll be going over to Radio Big exclusively for the next couple hours or so.

613
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If you hang out here, Sheldon Primus is about to come in, take over and do the things that he does with the world of safety consulting.

614
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So there you go. Some information there for you. If I can't leave you with a deep thought for today, I would love to leave you with this.

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It's not too much. Hold on. It is not so much our friends help that helps us as the confidence of their help.

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So it is not so much our friends help that helps us as the confidence of their help. So there you go.

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That's what I got for you today. Thank you for always being the best part of Safety FM and Radio Big. And that is the listener.

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I know who you are. 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 guest 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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625
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Jay Allen.

626
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Sure.