EP 1015 - Tired Of The B.S.

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Still keep a real heart

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Still keep a real heart

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Pass over the bars, high speed on the fly

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Racing angel cars, I deal 45

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I don't do no drugs for my 2020s, God

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I have a search, yeah

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Something real, I

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Hold me, bless this

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Leave me a feeling alive

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Running after time pushes all that we got

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Pulling all the stars, let's do it for real

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The following program is rated MA LSV. It contains strong language, sexual situations and violence. It is intended only for mature audiences.

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Finally, show with the balls to call it like it is. Rated R Safety Show on SafetyFF.

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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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Ah, 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 know it, I know it and I just talk about it all the time.

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So that's kind of the way that it goes.

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Anyways, how are you? I hope everything is good and grand inside of your neck of the woods.

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The first person that calls me today and tells me that it's Friday, Jr. should be slapped.

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Anyways, okay, maybe they shouldn't be slapped.

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Anyways, today's Thursday, September the 19th of 2024, day 263 of the year and only 103 days left to go.

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We are broadcasting from the Safety FM studios in Orlando, Florida and coming across the multiverse known as Safety FM.

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And hanging out with our friends and colleagues over there at that other place that we do stuff at.

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Yes, Radio Big is where we hang and we do stuff, though it's kind of cool what we get to do over there.

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So in return, we get to do some stuff over here.

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So if we do stuff there, we do stuff here and we do stuff all around.

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So that's the cool part about it.

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So how's everything going for you?

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You know, I wake up, go to the studio, or I probably wake up and do some other things and then go to the studio.

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And then we're here and then, you know, we get everything set up for you as we go through.

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So we are a show that is a radio show that's a three hour radio show.

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Our two and three is the Jay Allen of the morning show where we talk about the world of music and entertainment.

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And audio, video and text messaging are the options that will be readily available.

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So there you go. Some stuff going on inside of the world.

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So there you go. Some stuff going on as we move forward.

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So ha ha. Move on to my friends. Let's continue going.

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So with that being said, why don't we do this real quick?

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

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Here is one was trending rated R safety show.

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OK, so a bad day for a company that owns the ship responsible for March

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Bridge collision and the worst day for terrorists.

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

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Also, Billy Joel sells cells and Romeo Beckham likes models.

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OK, Jennifer Lopez is staying busy and new investors join Shark Tank.

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We'll talk about that as we get into the casting calls and also Rob and hold on.

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Don't care about that one. Prince Andrew looks forward to another fictional version of himself.

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We'll talk about that as we get into the Royales.

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So there you go. The Royales.

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So with that being said, why don't we do this?

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Let's start talking right away about what the hell is going on inside of the world of the news.

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As I have some professional broadcasters that are waiting for you.

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They want to talk and want to tell you every other thing that is going on inside of the world of the news.

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So if you are ready to do this, I am ready to do this.

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By the way, what else are you ready for?

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Because I have all kinds of questions, but let's just leave it there.

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

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So let's just do that right now and we'll get everything rolling and bowling.

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So let's go. No, seriously.

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Here is the news on the Royale safety show from Feature Story News in London.

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I'm Oli Barrett. Israel says it's moving to a new phase in the war and shifting resources towards its north.

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It comes after at least 20 people were killed in a second wave of explosions of communication devices in Lebanon.

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The UN and the US have called for calm and the UK governments described the situation in Lebanon as deeply disturbing.

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Israel hasn't commented on the explosion of walkie talkies used by armed group Hezbollah.

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All pages before that, Pete Warren from the Cybersecurity Research Institute says intelligence agencies do believe Israel is behind it.

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Quite evidently, the Israelis have been intercepting Hezbollah's communications because they knew that they were going to be buying these pages.

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The method by which they've managed to put what would appear to be explosives into the pages seems to have been that they've diverted them in the supply chain.

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Nigel Inkster is a former director of operations and intelligence at UK security service MI6.

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Well, it's possible that some terrorist organisations might be tempted to go down this route.

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Look, you know, it requires access to facilities that terrorist organisations tend not to have.

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Former UK Foreign Secretary and Conservative Party leadership candidate James Cleverley is urging caution.

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I absolutely believe Israel has the right to self-defence.

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However, I have always made the case that in discharging their duty to protect themselves and their citizens, they have to abide by international law.

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In other news, Venezuelan opposition leader Edmundo Gonzalez says he was forced into recognising President Nicolas Maduro as the winner of July's disputed election.

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He says he was coerced into signing a letter before seeking asylum in Spain.

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The head of Venezuela's National Assembly says Gonzalez wrote his signature voluntarily.

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Social media platform X says it came back online in Brazil on Wednesday, inadvertently.

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It was banned in the country last month after failing to meet a court deadline for the appointment of a new legal representative.

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China's announced steps against nine US military-linked firms over US weapons sales to Taiwan, freezing their property within China.

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It's the latest move to put added pressure on the US to halt its arms sales to the island, as Laura Westbrook reports from Hong Kong.

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China's foreign ministry spokesman called on the United States to stop the dangerous trend of arming Taiwan.

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The ministry said that Beijing would freeze the assets and properties in China of the military contractors for the Pentagon.

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The move is in retaliation of a $228 million package to Taiwan of spare parts and equipment for F-16 fighter jets.

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Beijing claims Taiwan as its own, to be reunited by force if necessary.

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While the US does not formally recognise Taiwan as an independent nation, it is bound by law to provide Taiwan with defensive weapons.

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Laura Westbrook, Hong Kong.

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Peter Dickinson in Kiev edits the Atlantic Council's Ukraine Alert blog.

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It's estimated that around $40 million worth of Russian munitions were destroyed in the attack,

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and observers think President Volodymyr Zelensky of Ukraine wanted to make a point that given the go-ahead by Western powers to use NATO-supplied weapons without risk of being attacked,

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he could further hobble Russia's war effort.

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To recap the top stories, Israel says it's moving to a new phase in the war and shifting resources north.

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Venezuelan opposition leader Edmundo Gonzalez says he was forced into recognising President Maduro as the winner of July's election.

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Social media platform X says it came back online in Brazil on Wednesday inadvertently,

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and China's announced steps against nine US military-linked firms over US weapons sales to Taiwan.

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That's the latest Feature Story News. Oli Barrett reporting.

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Breaking new information you never knew you cared about.

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Rated R safety show.

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OK, there you go. A lot of stuff going on as we are talking.

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No doubt about that.

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16 minutes past the top of the hour as you and I are hanging out here inside of this multiverse.

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No doubt about that.

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Anyways, let's get into the shit list right away.

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Wednesday brought a second day of carnage for members of the terrorist organization in Lebanon.

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Earlier this week an attack was believed to be coordinated by Israel's intelligence agency,

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Mazad managed to hack pager devices of thousands of suspected terrorists causing them to overheat and explode.

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About a dozen are believed to have died and thousands more injured.

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On Wednesday, a similar hacking attack targeted handheld radios and home solar energy systems around Lebanon's capital.

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Israel has not publicly claimed any responsibility for counteroffensive.

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This is according to the Daily Mail.

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Now, some people were saying yesterday that these pager things were causing testicle damages to the person that was actually handling the pager.

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I would imagine they had to be a mail for that to happen, of course.

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With that being said, there are videos online of these pagers blowing up as people are hanging out in the supermarket.

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And if you really want to see something terrifying, that would be something to take a look at.

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Not recommending it, just letting you know my general consensus there of the information that I am sharing with you.

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Because I was watching that shit yesterday and man, was I like, whoa, baby.

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Nobody wants to see any of that shit.

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So there you go. That's a lot of stuff that was going on as we are talking.

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So there you go. Anyways, let's continue down the path here.

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Six months after a container ship struck the Francis Scott Key Bridge at the port in Baltimore, killing six.

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And let's see, to stabilize the shipping operation, the Department of Justice is bringing a suit against the owner of the vessel.

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Following an extensive investigation, the feds allege the outages grossly negligent, willful, wanton, and reckless lack of care and precautions on behalf of the ship's owner.

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In particular, poor maintenance meant key machinery on the ship, like the propeller, rudder, anchor, and bow weren't in working order.

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Order, not odor.

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The suit seeks $100 million in damages.

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The amount would cover both cover the government's expenses for the investigation and the federal aid paid out to the employees who were out of work during the port's closure.

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The suit also calls for unexpected punitive damages to deter the similar future disasters.

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This is according to the New York Times.

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$100 million.

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What do you think is going to happen here? Because I have some questions, of course. I always have questions. I mean, do you know me? Of course I have questions.

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So $100 million worth of damages.

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Hmm. I mean, I don't know. I mean, it will make you definitely consider before you go under a bridge.

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But let's be realistic. Boats and bridges maybe do not contact each other in that severity all the time, but things do happen.

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I mean, this is not a one-off, that's for sure. Duh. So let's just make sure that this is what we're talking about.

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Because we are acting. Yes, it's an act. Like this is the hunt for red October and this has never happened before.

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But these things are a lot more common than what most people think.

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So I don't know what to tell you. So just some stuff right there as we are talking.

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Anyways, a duo of unruly squirrels took occupancy on a train in England on Monday.

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Disrupting service during a busy morning commute. Passengers reported being attacked by the rodents on the service between two southern towns in England.

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And each stop along the way, passengers ran out of the train as the conductor tried to intervene.

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And the squirrels out the door when I witnessed tell the telegraph that it was pandemonium.

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Yeah, it was pandemonium in regards to what was going on. So there you go. Pandemonium on the actual railway.

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I mean, that's something to think about. What else? What else? What else?

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It gets worse. The delay cancellation of the route meant that some passengers likely had to rush to make a flight or worse miss the entirely because of the rodent invasion.

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One squirrel eventually took the hint when no one could find the second one. The service was canceled entirely.

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This is according to the telegraph. So what do you think here? I mean, if you were on this, I mean, a squirrel attack, it's something to think about.

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I mean, I'm not saying that it's not it's not important, but man, do you think that this caused all the disruption in services because you had a squirrely early?

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You're probably going to have some questions there going, Hold on. So you're not going to make it to what because of what?

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I want to make sure that I understand what you're telling me. I mean, do you disagree or do you look at it and go?

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I mean, no, this is not exactly what I'm saying. I don't know. It's just kind of a it's kind of a weird one.

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Overall, I think it's kind of weird, but whatever. What do I know? Anyways, the winner of this year's Florida Python Challenge racked up 20 kills during the 10 day snake slaughter.

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Ronald Kiger will take home $10,000 for the the righteous achievement, improving this to his second place finish in 2023. A contractor for the South Florida Water Management District, Donna Kale, won $2,500 for finishing in close second place with 19 pythons.

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More than 800 hunters gathered in Florida from 33 states, even Canada to get in on the hunt in total. They bagged 195 pythons, which I'm threatened to disrupt the local ecosystems as an invasive species.

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This is according to CBS. Yes, this is according to CBS News. So there you go. 190, what? 190 something pythons. That's crazy.

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I mean, that's something to think about. I have that kind of time.

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No more ecosystems for you, my friend. So take a listen to this. One of the bodies found buried beneath Notre Dame in Paris may belong to the Renaissance poet.

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The body was found to the lead that was unearthed in April 2022 by excavators at the National Institute of Preventive Psychology Research, who has been working on the site since 2019's fire.

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Jubilee was the founder of the literally the group of La Petite and he died around the age of 37 in January 1st of 1560 and was believed to have been buried in Notre Dame.

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Though his actual grave was never found. Meanwhile, restoration projects at Notre Dame are said to be in their final stages. The cathedral is preparing to reopen on December the 8th.

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This is according to BBC. So what do you think? A lot of stuff, of course. A lot of stuff to talk about. I don't know. This is something you find interesting. I think it's kind of weird.

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I mean, you're you're you're burying or you're digging up a grave site from 1560. I don't know some stuff to think about for sure. Anyway, say listen to this. The Dow lost 103 points to close at 41,000.

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Yeah, 41,503 on Wednesday. The S&P lost about 16 points to close at 5618 and the NASDAQ lost about 54 points to close at 17,573.

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West Texas Intermediate closed at $69 a barrel and Brent crude is $72 a barrel. The national average price of a gallon of gas was $3.21 on Wednesday and Bitcoin gained slightly slightly on the day trading just around $60,000.

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Okay, there was more than 1530 flights delayed within and to and out of the United States on Wednesday and more than such as 50 cancellations on Friday nights, Friday nights mega mega cancellation Friday nights mega million will be drawing will be $47 million jackpot or $23.9 million cash payout.

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So I guess if you want to play you still have the time to do so. So there you go. So what do you think, I don't ever know about this, the stuff that we start talking about what it's related to talking about the stuff related to lottery, I'm not sure if people love it.

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We talked about it, it's kind of one of those things that I have a hard time discussing it let me explain why.

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Because you're dumping money into trying to win something that you might never win and the odds are stacked against you but you continue to dump money inside of there so I don't know something to think about.

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Anyway, take a listen to this, Sean combs will remain behind bars until this trial.

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The U.S. Attorney no female visitors and more and more to free the music mogul the US Attorney, Emily Johnson argued indisputable evidence makes it clear that you cannot take the defendant at his word as previously reported comes has been charged

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with racketeering sex trafficking transporting of transportation to engage in prostitution, he faces the rest of his life in prison, if found guilty. So there you go this is according to the New York Post, so it's going to get it's going to get sticky icky.

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And, you know, I'm sure you've heard the name Sean comes before you've heard P Diddy, you heard puff daddy you know all the, all the miraculous stuff that people talk about.

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So it's not like people didn't know what was going on I mean no one talked about it for such a long period of time that you had to look at this and go, what was the reasoning behind it.

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Because that's not normal. I mean, that is not normal for people to turn around and go. Now, we are not going to discuss this whatsoever. I mean it is one of those things that I look at it and I go, okay, it's getting weird.

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It's getting weird here. So let me see what I can pull up from the New York Times, because I think that that's what we need to do or the New York Post. So let's take a look at what they have going on on their site.

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We got any sound.

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Oh, it's just music.

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Is this music.

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It is okay. So let's not get too, let's not get, let's not get too worried about because all it's doing is giving you sound.

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Not anything.

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Not anything special here.

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So we'll ignore that so anyways is just saying what he looked like when he was in court, blah blah blah blah blah blah blah and bingo was his name. Oh, so there you go. So don't worry about any of that stuff but you get the point.

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Well, I just look at it and go, someone had to know what was going on. People had to had to know, you know, it's kind of like that whole thing that allegedly was happening with Harvey Weinstein.

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It was the open secret. If you may say it in that format that people knew but nobody wanted to talk because there was a level of fear of what might happen if anybody said anything that was going on.

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That's something to think about for sure. Seriously.

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Like, yeah, I look at it and I go how strange is that.

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Because how did no one know how did no one now for sure.

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We at safety FM are not responsible for what this idiot behind the microphone is saying is trying to be entertaining.

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Okay, Travis kills gifted Patrick my homes that Louis Vuitton golf bag for his 29th birthday the brand, the brand is a favorite of the QB the unknown exactly the bag that kills gave him the designers golf bag runs for about $22,600 to $31,500 a piece.

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No words on what my homes received from his wife Brittany homes.

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Besides the party that she threw him for him on Sunday. I wonder what else he got from his wife. I'm just asking. So there you go. Also take a listen to this Billy Joel has finally sold his oceanfront mansion in Florida.

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First list of the place in 2018 around 30 around for about $33 million only to take it off the market not longer at long after and for the relisted price in 2022 for $64.9 million where it's that until January of this year, when Joel decided to slash it by $10 million.

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From the price in April the price was cut even further settling to $49.9 million of the 13,300 square foot Mediterranean style mansion features that nine bedrooms 11 bathrooms a library a wine cellar and a wet bar a 12 car garage no word on who is moving in.

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This is according to the New York Post.

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This is the New York Post has a lot of shit going on today. I'll listen to this talking about Harvey Weinstein listen to this one. Harvey Weinstein pleaded not guilty to a sex prime charge in New York on Wednesday, the indictment accuses the disgrace movie mogul

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for oral sex on a woman at some point between April 29 2006 and May 6 of 2006, the 72 year old will still still recovering in the emergency room, or the emergency heart surgery that he had. Meanwhile, Weinstein is awaiting.

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A retrial. Yes, it was waiting a retrial. After his 2020 conviction was overturned the trial tentatively is going to begin on November the 12 hold on so let's backtrack real quick.

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Pleaded not guilty to a sex charge in New York, the indictment was blah blah blah blah for forcing oral sex on a woman at some point so hold on, which she forced to perform oral sex, or he forced doing oral sex on her.

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I mean I would like, but I don't think I really want to know better, but I kind of confused.

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Let's see what AP says, because you know, that's where we go to next.

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Some AP action in regards to what is going on. Let me take a look because you know we have to get some ads loaded, because that's the way that it works because you can't read anything off of somebody, somebody else's website, without getting 10,000 ads, of course.

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Hold on. Let's see.

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Is this going to tell me anything or no. Oh, let's, let's see what all it, it might reveal to me in regards of what is going on because I'm always intrigued on what can happen.

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And I know that for a radio audience, not the greatest but let's do this anyway so let's take a look.

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Okay, so this is just kind of scrolling.

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Because, as you all know, there were reports that there were going to be three indictments handed down today. And in fact, there was one indictment that was unsealed. We have a lot of work to do we have to find out who the person is we have to do an investigation.

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Obviously if I mean if I asked any human being like someone in 2006 is accusing you of something.

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Thousands of people a year. Look, Mr Weinstein has been very consistent from the time of his investigation. He never forced himself on anybody.

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Just that we got that that one there it was more along the lines that they're claiming that he forced that that he forced himself on the person not the not the other way around. Okay, got it. Got it. Got it. Got it. Now that he forced them. Okay, cool. Allegedly. Let's make sure that we throw in allegedly anyways, pass the time that we're supposed to do our main story.

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So let's get into that right now because it's mean story time.

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Here is our main story on the rated R safety show. You know, I have to tell you, as we started talking sometimes, and we started taking a look and I get to hang out with people and take a look around of what the hell's going on inside of their lifetime.

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And I am amazed, and I am using the word amazed on the people that tell me they're tired of the bullshit. Yeah. And I did say that I'm tired of the bullshit, where all of a sudden, you go into an organization, the organization says that they're trying to change everything.

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And once you get into the nitty gritty, it's not true. Based on what the employees based on what the team members are saying, they're saying that that all the only reason that this is coming up now is because something has happened.

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And you know when I use that term I never understand what that really means, something has happened.

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Because what happened. What is the something. And now, go. The great part is that when I come in normally, I get to do some level of investigation normally.

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It's not normally a good thing if I'm there to investigate something.

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But something has happened. So they say that it's an emotional response to what had occurred. And I have seen some terrifying ordeals I mean I'm talking about like terrifiers, where you probably don't even want to talk about some of this stuff.

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I can understand where they're saying this, because they have seen what has happened inside of the organization.

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They have seen what led to that particular point in time, and nothing was done.

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So, of course, people are going to believe that the organization doesn't want to do anything that they are just claiming that they are trying to change stuff when they really aren't.

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So, my frustration cannot be anywhere to the frustration to what the employees slash team members have.

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And it does not have to be safety related, it can be anything related, where your organization said it was going to change.

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Because something could happen.

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How frustrated were you with the whole thing.

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How did you look at that and go, now, this is not going to work for me.

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And what did you do to help cause the change going forward.

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Because that's the thing.

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We can sit here and we can talk about this and we can sit here and complain about it. But what are you going to do to help with the element of change inside of the organization.

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And some people will sit back and go as far as saying is that if you are not part of the solution.

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You are definitely part of the problem.

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More hints to help you work to get rich you gotta work hard.

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You are still hanging out on the radar safety show.

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Yeah, but I pray for a miracle.

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Nobody really cares.

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Okay, so thanks for 32 stitches for allowing us to play this year on the radar safety.

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So there you go you might want to give that a little downloady ODI action no doubt about that so there you go let's go ahead and get back into some of the things that we need to talk about.

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The most important thing that I will ever tell you in my lifetime, and that's about my friends that to write love on her arms, no matter what you're facing you deserve to be connected to help and to write love on her arms wants you to know that people are, or have been where you are now and things can get better.

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Healing is possible to find out more information. All you have to do is go to TWL o ha.com.

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That's TWL o ha.com.

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And from there you'll find all kinds of information related to addiction, depression, anxiety, eating disorder self injury suicide trauma grief support that's just to name a few things as we are talking.

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They want you to know right away that you are not alone suicide or intentional taking one's life is a complex is complex and it involves psychological, social and biological cultural environmental factors people who are suicidal may talk a lot about death,

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I mean this is just some information that's right on there right away. Suicide is preventable talking about it does not cause someone to become suicidal, but rather could actually save the life.

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So it's a complex and then it gives you statistics that are available resources that are available. So I'm telling you, you want to go there take a look around, TWL o ha.com to write love on her arms,

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and then click on the section that says, find help. So there you go TWL o ha.com. Let's continue talking about some other things that are going on inside of this lovely multiverse of ours because that's what we seem to do.

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We are talking about buying in bulk.

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No, no, no, I'm talking about buying in bulk, not buying to bulk, even though there are some people that do that as well. It's not news anyone but for.

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Well, let's see for all but the most disciplined shoppers is it nearly impossible to leave Costco without spending at least 100 bucks, you know how it goes you pop in pick up a new for a few specific items and end up leaving with a cart full of bulk items and a long receipt,

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and a grab a sausage on the way out you know what I'm saying there. And now we know exactly how much money, the average shopper spends at Costco per minute, according to a new report from business news site morning brew.

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A YouTube channel that explores spending habits from the minute they walk into a Costco to the second they leave shoppers spend about $1.75 per minute. The report says that at least the average person spends about 37 minutes wandering around the bulk warehouse.

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And this means that the average shopper spends about $64.75, but people with the comment section, say they spend way more than the 30 than 37 minutes there.

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One would joking said they spend 37 minutes in each aisle another said that their family spends about one and a half to two hours in the store. And for those who estimated were applied that that would be about $200 intent or $210.

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Well, so I know it sounds like a lot but if it keeps my wife off of Amazon for an hour I figure I'm saving money the good news is that I eat at least $1.75 worth of free samples per hour so there you go.

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So is it per hour per minute because I need to have a better understanding of that, because that makes no sense to me. So there you go. So, have we talked about tech stock.

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I don't think we have so let's talk about it. Would you rather have a conversation in person or via text is probably won't come up as a surprise to you that seven in 10 Millennials and Gen Z say that they would rather communicate digitally mostly by text than in person

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in a poll of 4000 young adults between the ages of 18 to 34, though the number of the Western countries 65% said that they talk to peers more often via texting or cell phone, then the number is even higher than the English speaking nations were about 74% said

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they prefer to talk via text few others findings from the survey, say that 62% would rather forget their wallet than their phone when going out. Yeah, because they probably have one of those digital credit card things.

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Also 70% said that they, they said they sleep within arms length of their phone, and just about half even check their phone for notifications if they wake up in the middle of the night.

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And then the other 6% say they bring their devices to the restroom with them. And if they, if they're, they're having their conversations I don't want to talk to them in person either. Can you blame them for wanting to text rather than talk.

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Every time I answer the thing, there's someone on the other end trying to sell me an extended warranty for a car that they don't that I don't own anymore. So here's my question to you.

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I think that the alarming portion here is that it said that seven out of 10 would rather communicate digitally, mostly via text, and some even going as far as saying that they'd rather talk, which was 65% via cell phone.

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Now, I don't know how you are, but I will tell you that it to me it seems like less and less people want to talk via phone than anything else.

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Now, I have some friends that I,

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I communicate with.

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And we will text, but I have a particular friend that she will not text, or let me rephrase that she will text, then they will reference the texting is not sufficient or it's insufficient.

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And then they want to FaceTime.

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Now I have no problem with FaceTiming with people, but it's kind of an awkward thing because you know people do their, their normal, their normal aspect, but the problem is that if you're going to FaceTime with someone.

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I would imagine that that conversation needs to happen this way is like I look at the camera.

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If you're looking away from the camera, it kind of defeats the purpose of the FaceTime.

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I mean, I don't know, maybe I'm looking way too much into it, but I think it's kind of odd that if you're going to FaceTime and not look at the camera because then it's like, why are we FaceTiming?

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But I don't know.

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I guess I'm just kind of one of those weird people when it's when it's all said and done when it comes to certain things.

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So I don't know.

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It's just some oddball stuff to think about as we are talking.

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I have to tell you this is the second day in a row ever since my update 80 of my iOS system that the iOS system tends to wig out on when I'm on the verge of trying to pull to do a connector actor here of two servers together.

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I think that it does not like this to server approach when I'm trying to drag.

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But hey, whatever it is what it is.

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With that being said, why don't we go ahead and do this for our world and why don't we go ahead and bring some John Smalls in and let him tell us about what exactly is going on with the motivation minute.

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

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The motivation minute.

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Today's story was submitted by Thor. Bishop Milton Wright, a dedicated clergyman, regretted giving his sons a small toy helicopter that lifted itself into the air.

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You see that toy inspired Wilbur and Orville and they were consumed by the possibilities of flight.

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But with many people getting hurt in the late 1890s and some even losing their life, the bishop feared for his sons who were 29 and 26 years old.

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He delivered a sermon at his Dayton Church.

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If God had meant man to fly, he would have given him wings.

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But the Wright brothers were determined to use the newly developed internal combustion engine to power their own flying machine.

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December 17th, 1903, the Wright brothers took flight at Kitty Hawk.

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It seems that God had given man wings after all.

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The motivation minute.

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Today's motivation minute, courtesy of Genesis Gold IRA.com.

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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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Few things in life are more painful than a broken relationship.

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If you've lived for any length of time, I need say nothing more.

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It's a universal pain, an inevitable consequence of our fallen condition.

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Yet, by the same token, there's nothing, absolutely nothing that can compare with the unspeakable gift of a friend restored.

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When he forgives me, I realize all is not lost.

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I have not ruined everything, wounded it, yes.

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But forgiveness gives us another chance.

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It is the kiss of God that makes all things new.

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Lord Jesus, thank you for healing my broken relationship and for restoring my friend.

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Amen. If these devotions are a blessing and an encouragement to you, you can subscribe at OneMinuteDevotion.com.

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Thank you.

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At the top of the hour, let's talk about some things that happened back on this date.

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Back in 2021, the missing persons case involving video blogger Gabby Petito comes to an end when her body is found in the National Forest in Wyoming.

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She was traveling across the country with her boyfriend, Brian, and at the time she went missing, he quickly became an investigator's main suspect.

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It would later come to light that Lowndry, Brian Lowndry, was in fact responsible for Petito's death.

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The confession would be revealed after he had looked, after he took his own life.

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All this happened back in 2021 on this date.

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We're looking at some birthdays that are going on today. Let's talk about this.

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Let's see, Trey Young turns 26.

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Danielle Panbaker turns 37.

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Brittany Linnemore turns 39.

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Natalie Eva Murray, oh yes, she turns 40 today.

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Ryan Dusick turns 47.

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Jimmy Fallon turns 50.

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Tim Scott turns 59.

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Tricia Yearwood 60.

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Twiggy, yeah, good old Twiggy.

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You know, the model, turned 75 today.

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And Jeremy Irons turned 76.

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So there you go.

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If you're looking at some days of the year to celebrate, the list is extremely short today after the comparison over the last few days.

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Talking like a pirate day and National Butterscotch Pudding Day.

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Yeah, that's it.

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That ends, it ends with us.

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I didn't think it ever started with us, but it definitely ends with us as we are talking.

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So I don't know. What do you think?

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I mean, that seems awfully short after all the long ones I've been giving you, if you know what I'm saying there.

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So there you go.

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OK, so what else do we have for you?

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If you need a random joke for today, I definitely have one of those for you.

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My father had a profound influence on me.

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He was a lunatic.

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No, seriously, he was.

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There still is.

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I mean, there is no doubt about it.

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Just ask him.

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So there you go.

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Anyways, if you need a phone starter for today, try this.

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What's the best gift you've ever received?

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I don't know how you would share that information.

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So there you go.

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

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The average person will spend five and a half months of their life waiting for this.

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What is it?

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A web page or a video to load.

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Five and a half months.

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That's a long ass time when you start thinking about it.

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Anyways, it's the top of the hour.

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I'll be going over to RadioBig.fm if you want to come and hang out with me.

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If you don't, that's fine.

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Because guess what?

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Sheldon Primus will be hanging out on Safety FM.

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Doing the things that he does.

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Talking about the world of safety consulting.

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And you know how cool that shit is.

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So there you go.

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Safety consulting with Sheldon Primus.

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Talking about how you can get into the business.

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If you want to go over to the world of music and entertainment, you can do that.

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RadioBig.fm.

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Anyways, thank you for always being the best part of Safety FM and RadioBig.

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And that is the listener.

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Because without you, it makes no sense to do what we do around here.

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

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Doing nothing is better than being busy doing nothing.

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Uh huh.

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Think about it real quick.

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Because that will get you places.

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Anyways, I know who you are.

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Duh.

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You know who I am.

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Love ya, 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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I am a stranger, something we love, hope you bless this, maybe you'll be alive.

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Running after time, this is all that we got.

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Pulling all the stops, let's forget what we want.

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Suggesting the wind, hoping that's a river. We just wanna make it on top of the world.