EP 1019 - It Didn't Happen

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I'm not safe now without you, without you

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Waking in the stars of my soul Waking in the wrong jungle

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Waking in the wrong jungle

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Waking in the wrong jungle

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Waking in the wrong jungle

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Put an angel, watch them fall

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Put an angel, watch them fall

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Two, one, ah, let the eardrum pain begin

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

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It doesn't matter who the host is.

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Oh, you so know it. Yes, you do, that it does not matter who the host is.

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Anyways, how are you? Because that's always important. Let's talk about it today.

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Thursday, September the 26th of 2024, day two hundred and seventieth of the year and only 96 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 and hanging out with our friends and colleagues over there.

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Rio, USA, Canada, UK. Yes, USA, Canada, UK.

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So, you know that we're going across the multiplex, multiverse and even the Metroplex. Hello, Dallas, Fort Worth.

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So there you go. A lot of stuff going on as we are hanging out and doing our thing. That is for sure.

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A lot of stuff going on in the last 24 hours. No doubt about that. So we will have some news stories for you about that.

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So yesterday, as before we recorded this thing, I had told you why I told you during the show.

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But before the show, I spent two hours with the Mr. McMahon documentary prior to the show yesterday.

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Yeah, I was able to finish it after it was all set and done. Man, what a lot of stuff was brought forward with that.

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And I will reference why this documentary keeps on coming up because it's made by the same kind of people or the same people that do the production for 30 on 30 on 30 with ESPN.

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So it's a pretty interesting documentary. If you're not familiar with the world of rasslin, it might be an interesting look.

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See, look, see, and I will tell you, it started off recording in 2021 regards to the interview, some of the interview aspects and to as early as this year. So, yeah, it makes it some interesting times.

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The life and times of Mr. Vince Vincent Kennedy McMahon. So there you go. Anyway, so let's talk about what we do around here.

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Our show is about safety in the news, news and safety. That's kind of what we do. That's kind of our thing.

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And so as we go through the plethora of stuff, that is how it goes. We talk, we move, we groove and go through everything that is going on inside of the world of the multiverse.

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No doubt about that. So I have some professional broadcasters that are waiting. They want to talk to you.

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They want to let you know what's going on inside of the world of the news. If you want to interact with our show as we're going through the whole thing,

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call in radio.com, call in radio.com. I know sometimes people get upset. It's like, I sent you something and you didn't read it.

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OK, I do read them. And that's kind of where we start leading some of the information wise.

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But, you know, it's it's not one of those stop and let's continue moving forward. That's not going to how I do it. That's where somebody else does that stuff.

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And if you do it in on social media. Yeah, we're definitely not talking until post. There is no no event until post event. That is for sure, as we are moving and grooving.

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So with that being said, let's talk about some of the following information.

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We're going to go over some new stuff today that probably has not been discussed yet. We're going to have some main stories that have not been discussed, at least here.

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And then we're going to go through everything else that's going on. Now, I have to tell you this. I guess I should probably promise some of this stuff is that Florida right now is under tornado watches, hurricane watches and so on.

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So if it all goes under, even though we are solar battery backup and all that kind of fun stuff, if it all goes under, the only thing I cannot control to some extent is the Internet. There is a backup to that.

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Don't worry. We will get some of the information out. So I just want to give you that info just in case if we end up losing everything and in just in case we don't make it more because that's going to be the number of things.

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Because, you know, it's coming down in regards of the information in regards to the weather coming this general direction. So I just want to make sure that we're all copestetic in regards to what's going on.

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So if you're good, I'm good. And what we can do is start talking right away about what the hell was trending in the overnight because that's important.

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Here is what was trending. Rated R. Safety Show.

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Okay, so as I look at the trends of the end of the end, meta leans into AI and voice technology and an injured surfer improvises. I have to tell you that if you have not seen some of the new AI stuff that meta is doing.

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Oh my goodness. The future is near. I'm so excited about some of the glasses that they announced yesterday, but they're prototypes, but we will get into that also DL Haley doubles down and Tommy Lee dogs get snatched by a coyote. Yeah, I guess that's important.

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Well, a fortune is connecting its viewers with Kate Winslet's dishes on the hot hold on and Kate. Okay, I guess that's a separate thing and Kate Winslet dishes are highly debate in the scene of Titanic. And then what else the PR war within the house of Sussex escalates.

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And we'll talk about that as we get into everything that is going on inside of there. So if you're good, I'm good. We'll get you started with some feature story news that is some feature story news, and we'll go from there. So if you are good with it, let's do that right now because I think it is some time for the news.

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Here is the news on the safety show.

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From feature story news in London, I'm Ollie Barrett, the US EU and UK are calling for an immediate 21 day ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah. The countries want to head off a possible all out war.

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Israel's military suggested it could launch a ground invasion in Lebanon, and says it struck around 75 Hezbollah targets overnight into Thursday.

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Former National Security Executive at the CIA Ralph Goff says a ground invasion would be risky land incursion into Lebanon as we've seen in 1978 1982 2006 they buy time, but not after any one of those incursions was Hezbollah, you know roundly defeated, we the West, the United States in particular.

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Yeah, I think it took us a couple of decades, but we learned in you know the so called war on terror. You can't kill your way out of these things. There are other people that will come up that will that will assume the ranks will take over the positions and so you know they've got to come up with a more constructive strategic goal here and a land incursion into Lebanon as we've seen in 1978 1982 2006.

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These come at a high cost. China test fired an intercontinental ballistic missile into the Pacific Ocean this week in a rare occurrence. It adds to tensions in the region with multiple countries having overlapping territorial claims.

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Both Beijing and Washington are also seeking to project their influence Laura Westbrook reports from Hong Kong. The launch on Wednesday was the first in more than 40 years the long range missile carried a dummy warheads and landed in a designated area believed to be in the South Pacific.

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Beijing says it was routine and not aimed at any country or target but Japan said it did not receive a warning and expressed concern as did Australia and New Zealand experts say the location of the Pacific Ocean was both a warning to the US and its allies and a display of China's nuclear capabilities.

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Laura Westbrook Hong Kong New York City Mayor Eric Adams says he's innocent as he reportedly faces federal criminal charges. He and a series of officials have faced allegations related to multiple federal corruption probes.

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At least four people have been killed in torrential rain that last Mumbai. The rain flooded roads and disrupted traffic trains and flights. Rebecca Bundon reports from Mumbai.

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Some parts of Mumbai recorded 27 millimeters or 11 inches of rain on Wednesday evening. The weather caused traffic jams and several flights were diverted. Schools are closed on Thursday because of the bad weather. More rain is forecast and the city's authorities have issued warnings.

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It is nearing the end of India's monsoon season which runs from June to September and rains and floods have claimed hundreds of lives in India this year. Rebecca Bundon Mumbai from bureaus worldwide.

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This is FSN.

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With FSN spotlight I'm Simon Marks looking today at whether an Israeli ground invasion of Lebanon if it starts can succeed in defeating Hezbollah. The eradication of Hezbollah as a force is clearly the ambition of the Israeli War Cabinet helmed by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

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But is it achievable through military efforts whether clandestine ones like the exploding pages and walkie talkies of a few days ago or by more orthodox military means. Sir Kim Darroch former UK ambassador to the United States and a former head of Britain's National Security Council doesn't think so.

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In the past it happened in the 80s, happened in 2006. It has always failed. I mean they have done a lot of damage. They have killed quite a lot of Hezbollah people.

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Sadly quite a lot of Lebanese civilians as well but they have never eradicated Hezbollah and some of us would say it's the same as their attempts to eradicate or to to defeat Hamas in Gaza.

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You can do a lot of damage. You can limit their ability to strike at you for some time ahead but you're not going to win. You're not going to achieve your objective. Only diplomacy and ultimately politics will do that.

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Strenuous efforts are now being made by the US and a dozen other countries to ignite fresh diplomatic efforts to defuse the crisis. But as a proxy of Iran Hezbollah is not easy to bring to the table. Duh.

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To recap the top stories the US, EU and UK are calling for an immediate 21 day ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah.

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China has test fired an intercontinental ballistic missile into the Pacific Ocean. New York City Mayor Eric Adams says he's innocent as he reportedly faces federal criminal charges.

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And at least four people have been killed in torrential rain that lashed Mumbai. That's the latest feature story news. Oli Barrett reporting.

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Some of the best things in life come to those who wait, but we ain't waiting for shit.

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Hey now I thought we were waiting around here. I guess not. Anyways, 18 minutes past the time of the hour is you and I are hanging out on this marvelous Thursday. Yeah, that's what's going on. That is for sure. So this is our one of three. Yeah, our one of three. If you hang out with me, only the first hours video though.

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So you've been saved by the bell. It's all right because we've been saved by the bell. That is for sure. So with that being said, why don't we do our thing, you know what I'm talking about, and I'm talking about getting into the shit list because it's time to do so.

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Anyways, the Senate committee investigating the first attempted assassination of Donald Trump published an interim report on Wednesday documenting the US Secret Service failures leading up to the July the 13th tragedy.

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Many of the key findings validate that there has been rumored in the last few months, but there has been new details that only raise more questions. The report definitely establishes that there was a Secret Service counter sniper who took down the shooter.

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Previously reports suggested that it was a local law enforcement agent, the July the 13th rally was the first time such counter sniper team was assigned to the Trump rally because it had received credible intelligence of a threat on that very day.

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So there's gonna be a lot of debates about that. Anyways, this makes sense of this makes the setting breakdown of communication between local law enforcement and the Secret Service and all more unsettling a combination of local police and Secret Service agents were aware that the shooter is using a range finder.

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That's 27 minutes before the first shots were fired, even before Trump took the stage. Just 22 seconds before the first shot, a local officer radioed that an armed gunman was on the roof, and this still should have been a substantial time to get Trump off the stage that

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there had been an effective communication strategy, but he should have not even been allowed to take the stage in the first place, especially when the agency was aware of a credible intelligence about the threat of the Trump on Trump on that day.

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Also local law enforcement and the Secret Service agents operated on two, yes, two different radio channels, their respective communication centers communicated only by cell phone, not real time over the air, and even more suspicious with the Secret Service radio channels

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were not recorded the day of the event, which is standard practice. So just information there. So, so you know, and I will reference this. There is a whole plethora. Yeah, there's a whole plethora. It's 134 pages, 134 pages, United States.

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Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs examination of the US Secret Service planning and security failures related to the July the 13th 2024 assassination attempt interim interim joint report.

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So it's out there it's 134 pages I mean I have access to it. I mean and you have access to it, which is the fun part, but it's there. It is definitely all there 134 pages, live and in living color.

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So if you're interested in taking a look see look see the report realizes and coincided with news on Wednesday that Trump's campaign has been informed that I ran actively trying to to have him killed.

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So there you go. A lot of stuff there.

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So, these will be questions that will go on and continue to go on 22 seconds in regards of when they first saw the whole thing. Of course there will always be questions on why he was allowed to go on to the stage.

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But there's nothing that happened from that particular point on. So July the 13th 2024 will will continue to go down in infamy even though July the 13th was an infamous day already, but something else to consider to, you know, with the things going on there

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as we are speaking. Anyways, and some other news let's talk about this Facebook parent company meta things voice based artificial intelligence is the future.

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At an event on Wednesday Mark Zuckerberg announced a new product features responses to users inquiries with the voices over well known celebrities, you know voices over new world celebrities among the voices options are Kristen Bell john Cena Keegan Michael key just to

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name a few. All these celebs have authorized their voices to be used earlier this year the company behind chat GBT drew fire for using voice that sounded similar to Scarlett Johansson, their own virtual voice program, though they authorize, you know the users for the likeness

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of the info must young. So there you go.

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So that's some stuff to think about. So if you get a chance you don't have to go do it right now but there is a, if you look at some of the at this meta event in regards of what is going on, they are talking about they have a new headset, which is the, the Oculus

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version three s is what they're calling it is $300 to get in, but they talk about a new prototype glasses that they have, they're saying that number one they're still too expensive in regards to let them out to the general public, but their

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glasses that finally have screen displays on the lenses.

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And with that being said, you can see things in AI, or not an AI in an augmented reality and AR augmented reality as things as the world is going around you.

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So it's kind of cool in regards to how it looks there's also a bracelet that goes with it. And this bracelet will allow you to allow to intercept your hand gestures properly as you're doing it, it says that it's very similar to how the device

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came out by Apple works in regards of hand gesturing.

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But it's kind of cool, I mean it's kind of cool and how it looks. Now, I mean let's just be realistic price point and them saying that as a prototype, six still tells you that there's still work in progress.

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Now if you go look online there's a video of people playing pong on it. And I know that's not a big deal, but there's other use cases.

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There is one portion that they'll you'll see a person on a video that they have a whole bunch of different products in front of them.

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And they say can you give me some recipes on what we can do with these particular food, food products, and what we can do and the AI is able to read everything with the exception of a pineapple that's on the table and says okay, this is what we should be able to make.

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So I think it's cool if that's what the, if that's what the future looks like, kind of scary but kind of cool at the same time too.

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If there's an older video game and if you're kind of as old as I am that was called Burn Cycle.

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And it kind of had a lot of that feel to me as we're going through it, but don't get confused with the rest of the video game because Burn Cycle is kind of one of those messed up games but believe it there for now.

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So let's talk about this, a quick thinking experience surfer in Florida turned his surfboard leash into a tourniquet after getting bitten by the on the foot by a shark, Charlie hack hit the waves on Sunday but had to cut his adventure short when he says that he stepped on a small shark

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and then he was able to get back to shore, which is then when he noticed that his foot that he was that he was losing. Yeah, it was just what happened when the flower that blew the blew the blood outwards.

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Okay, man, I, it was so gnarly he said this was, then he wrapped up his leg with the surfboard leash.

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But instead of calling for help he drove himself to the, to the hospital, Charlie was stitched up and hopes to get back into the water in a few days. He says that he was upset that the incident will break his 148 day surfing streak.

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I mean, there's a lot of things to be, I guess upset about but I guess that is, that's the thing to be mad about you just broke your streak man.

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I mean you can still, can you body surf I mean does that count.

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I mean, just put the leg in a bag or something who knows. No, like seriously like who knows can you put it in a bag for the time being or is that like on the no no list on things to do. I mean just some consideration never never hurts to ask the question of course.

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The Tfm are not responsible for what this idiot behind the microphone is saying is trying to be entertaining.

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Maybe that's their neighbors. Anyways multiple people in southern section of Oshkosh have reported an unpleasant odor describes by the local media like corn, sour smell, and almost like a dead roaded or whatever they've tried everything calling plumbers

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replacing carpets killing mold and no avail. It's horrid it makes you sick to your stomach, and you can't breathe in it says the owner of a sports bar, even the city officials can't figure out what the big stink is all about.

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They've reached a local industrial companies to see if there's something that has changed with their process but so far, nothing. Could you imagine that.

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There's this weird lingering smell on things that are going on, and you don't know what to do, and you have to reach out to the companies that are in your area, you know you have to polluting the air all the time anyways.

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So can you tell me what a more pollution stuff you're doing.

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I mean that's essentially what it is. So there you go. So let's talk about this real quick. Let's say the low child bakery in Pennsylvania swamp with orders ahead of the upcoming election, thanks to the cookie poll that it holds every election

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the bakery sells foreign sugar rounds, one with blue white and white sprinkles and a Harris 2024 label on it, and the other is red and white with sprinkles with a Trump 24 label on it.

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Since the inaugural year 2008 the cookie poll has accurately predicted the winner of the election, except for 2020.

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So that's, that's a can of worms now worth opening. So so far this is how it went. So I'm going to tell you, as of Tuesday Trump is beating Harris, and it says that it's allegedly 12,558 cookies to 889.

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So that's what we got.

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Let's see.

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Can we pull something here.

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Can we pull it can we pull it.

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There's a picture of the cookies online so there you go. That's what it is.

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Not a video so let's let's not do that. Let's not do that instead.

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So there you go. There you go. There you go. There you go. There you go. What do we got what we got. Do we want to talk about some baby news let's talk about some baby news.

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Actress Mandy Moore and her husband musician Taylor Goldsmith recently welcome their third child a daughter named. Does it matter what their name is their third child she's she's 40 and he's 39 the announcement of Moore's made homage to her this is us character, writing

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that she now has her own big three. Louis joins big brother Gus and Ozzy so there you go. Let's talk about some things that are going on with the numbers, the Dow lost about 293 points to close at 41,914 on Wednesday, the SMP lost about 10 points to close at

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5722 and the NASDAQ increased by seven points to close at 18,082 West Texas intermediate close at $69 a barrel and Brent crude was at $73 a barrel.

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The national average price of a gallon of gas was $3.21 on Wednesday and Bitcoin ticked up or ticked down on Wednesday trading just around 63,400 there was more than 3340 flights delayed within into and out of the United States on Wednesday, and about

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125 such cancellations expressed a cluster of today, no doubt about that. Also Friday nights make a million drawing will be for $77 million jackpot or $38.2 million cash payout. So, if you want to play the game.

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I guess it is time to do so.

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So the next thing I'm going to tell you you have to take with a grain of salt well you have to do shit if you don't want to but I'm gonna tell you about it anyways, a clip of Ashton Kutcher refusing to speak about Sean combs parties has resurfaced.

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I've got. Okay, he says, I've got a lot I can tell, he told Sean Evans, host of the hot ones in 2019 did his party stories man that was some weird memory lane thing, could you're in combs friendship goes back.

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The two co hosting lad later annual white parties in 2009 don't forget Kutcher came under fire last year supporting that 70 shows co star Danny Masterson, who was on trial for rape the backlash led for him residing from a thorn, the anti sex trafficking organization

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that he helped create elsewhere rumors are circulating on social media that could her his wife, actress Mila Kudis is living in a different home on the couple's property in order to separate herself from the drama did been now, others report that suggested

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Ben Affleck became aware of the strange wife Jennifer Lopez connection with combs illegal activities, which is why he pulled away. Remember that she dated combs from 1999 to 2001, and plenty of time witness a lot of what was happening.

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This is according to page six. Also since all anyone can talk about is the obscene a