EP 1021 - Can We Co-Exist?

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Run along, I know this might seem a little frustrating

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But as she keeps me hanging on, I come on home to you

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Follow, you know I'm a man who still need power

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Follow, you know I'm a man who still need power

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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. Um...

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It doesn't matter who the host is

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You so know it and I do too that it does not matter who the host is

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Anyways, we are here today on Monday, September the 30th of 2024

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Day 274th of the year and only 92 days left to go

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We are broadcasting from the Safety FM studios in Orlando, Florida

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And coming across the multiverse known as Safety FM

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And then we are hanging out with our friends and colleagues over the...

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Rio Pig, USA, Canada, UK

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Oh yes, you know how it goes around here, all love and dedication to everyone

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As we are talking and moving and grooving

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Anyways, so if you want to take a listen to what we have going on, radiobig.fm, safetyfm.com

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You have the streaming services that we come in on, on the different social media aspects

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We are also on iHeartRadio, Odyssey, Live 365

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And then we are also on a podcast network

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But if you have one of the newer podcast catchers

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You are listening to us potentially live on the podcast catcher

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Because we are doing it live on that section

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So it kind of goes in real time

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It's a whole circle of snakes as we are doing our thing

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No doubt about that

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Anyways, so a lot of stuff to talk about, a lot of things to do

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Thank you for coming back if you have been here before

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If you haven't been, well let's talk about some of the things that we do around here

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We talk about safety, we talk about the news, we talk about safety and the news

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We have some professional broadcasters

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That come in, hang out and do all the stuff that they do

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And then we kind of come in and we talk

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We move, we groove, and then we do everything that we can possible

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To get you moving forward with news information

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To talk about other things and then we talk about some safety stuff

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The reason why we do it in this format

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Is because people tell me all the time that they don't know how to start off some of these conversations

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And I look at it from the standpoint of if I give you pop culture news

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I give you some news and some of the things that are going on now in real time

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They're conversation starters

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Numero uno and then you're staying informed

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With some of the other stuff that is going on

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So it is a whole plethora of things to do

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There is no doubt there

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Anyways with that being said why don't we start doing this and start talking right away about

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What the hell was trending in the overnight

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Here is what was trending

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Rated R, Safety Show

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Okay so as we take a look at the trends of the ends of the ends

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And we start talking about some of the things that are going on

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Let's talk about what the new space race is and how it's heating up

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And airline employees get busted for drug smuggling

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Hey now

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Anyways so Josh Dugger gets some new prison digs

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And Shaq likes to splurge on Amazon

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We'll talk about that as we get into it

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And Chucky gets cancelled and The Rock doesn't want to do hot ones

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We'll talk about that as we get into some of the detailed stuff

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And also Prince Harry's makes a mysterious stop at the Big Apple

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We'll talk about that as we get into the Royals

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Keep in mind this is hour number one of a three hour show

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The first hour we call the Rated R, Safety Show

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It's the only hour that's on video

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If you want to interact with the show, call in Radio.com

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We'll get you moving and grooving as we go into our systems there

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And then you have the option of audio messaging, video messaging, and text messaging

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So you got some three obscenes as we are doing our stuff there

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So there you go, there you go

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A lot of stuff, little time as we move

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There you go

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So with that being said, maybe it is time to get you the people at Feature Story News

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So let's go ahead and do that right now

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Here is the news on the Rated R Safety Show

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From Feature Story News in London, I'm Oli Barrett

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Lebanon says a million people may be displaced as Israel continues airstrikes

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The country's health ministry says over 50 people were killed in airstrikes on Sunday

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Israel says it's also attacked military targets of the Iran-backed Houthi movement in Yemen

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Chris Watts works with the Charity Future Academy in refugee camps in Lebanon

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The drone sounds now are just something we live with

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It's like for sonic booms as well, they're becoming normal

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For the children in our camp, it's something that they just get used to

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And I don't think anybody should have to grow up with that sort of daily warfare

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A SpaceX capsule has docked at the International Space Station on a mission to bring back two stranded astronauts

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Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams are expected to return to Earth early next year

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Japan is set to hold a snap election before November

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The incoming Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba is reportedly set to hold a general poll on October 27

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Chris Gilbert reports from Tokyo

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On Friday, Shigeru Ishiba was elected as head of the country by his party, but not the public

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He won an internal vote to become the party's president and, by extension, prime minister

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He's set to take office on October 1

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The public broadcaster is reporting that he's set to dissolve parliament on October 9

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for an election to be held on the 27th to refresh his party's mandate

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Outgoing Prime Minister Fumio Kishida, who did not seek a second term as the party leader,

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also held a snap election when he became prime minister in October 2021

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Since Friday's vote, Ishiba has been choosing his first cabinet,

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with most top posts going to veterans with connections across the party

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and those who are closest to the new prime minister, Chris Gilbert and Tokyo

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At least 89 people have been killed in the aftermath of Hurricane Helen,

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which made landfall on Thursday in Florida as a Category 4 hurricane

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The storm has caused devastation across several states in the southeast of the US,

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as Jagruti Lave reports

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US President Joe Biden says the devastation wrought by Hurricane Helen is a tragedy

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It brought heavy rains and flooding to around 600 miles of the United States,

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hitting the Carolinas, Georgia, Florida, Virginia, Tennessee, Kentucky, Ohio and Indiana

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Officials expect the death toll to go up as rescuers reach more remote regions

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Over 2 million people are without power and road closures are making it hard to get clean water to communities

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Moody's Analytics estimates the storm has caused up to $26 billion worth of property damage

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Experts, including the head of the US Federal Emergency Management Agency, say climate change is part of the reason why Hurricane Helen has been quite so catastrophic

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Austria's right-wing FPO party is celebrating an election victory

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Projected results suggest it has beaten the Conservative People's Party,

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but is well short of securing a parliamentary majority

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From bureaus worldwide, this is FSN

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With FSN Spotlight, I'm Simon Marks

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Today, the toll on the Biden administration that is being taken by Benjamin Netanyahu's determination

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to ignore the entreaties he receives from Washington over the spiralling conflict in the Middle East

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Israel's elimination over the weekend of Hezbollah's leader Hassan Nasrallah

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flew in the face of Biden's efforts to secure a 21-day ceasefire

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Jasmine El-Gamal is a Middle East analyst and a former Pentagon adviser during the Obama administration

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She says Biden has only himself to blame

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He's not actually trying seriously to effect any change

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I mean, he's been complaining about Benjamin Netanyahu for almost a year now

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and all of these leaked stories about how frustrated he is with Netanyahu, how he has angry phone calls with Netanyahu

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But in the meantime, the US continues to send arms and funds, continues to support the war militarily

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Their envoy, Amos Hoekstein, who's been dealing on the Lebanon-Israel issue, has been completely sidelined, ineffective

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The Israelis don't really tell him anything before they do what they do

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And likewise with Secretary of State Blinken

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So the Americans really come out of this looking extremely impotent diplomatically on one end

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and then also at the same time continuing to fuel the very conflict that they say they're trying to end

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And of course there are questions about how all this will impact the presidential election campaign of Vice President Kamala Harris

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With FSN Spotlight, I'm Simon Marks

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To recap the top stories, Lebanon says a million people may be displaced as Israel continues airstrikes

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A SpaceX capsule has docked at the International Space Station on a mission to bring back two stranded astronauts

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Japan is set to hold a snap election before November

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And at least 89 people have been killed in the US in the aftermath of Hurricane Helene

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It's the show and they just make fun of a whole bunch of people

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It's just too funny, it's too stupid

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Oh, you know how it goes around here, Rated R Safety Show

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We talk a little bit about everything that is going on and we are 16 minutes past the top of the hour

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No doubt about that

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So we got a lot of stuff to cover and I think that we nearly need to get into it

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Because if not, you're going to sit here and go, why is everything so slow today?

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In regards to what we're talking about, there is no doubt there

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So let's do this, let's go ahead and talk about it

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So let's do this real quick

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And we get into the shit list

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A shocking letter published by the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement on Friday

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Reveals the extent of crimes committed by non-citizens in the United States

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As of mid-July, there was more than 662,000 people with criminal histories in the country

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Illegally on ISIS national docket

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A registry of non-citizens who face deportation proceedings

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Or who have been ordered to be removed who are currently in ISIS custody

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Here is the breakdown for some of those crimes

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Either convicted or with pending criminal charges

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Some are in ICE custody

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Some could be roaming the streets while others could be in a state federal lockup

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104,000 people plus for assault

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17,600 for burglary

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3,900 for sex trafficking

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70,000 for dangerous drugs, mainly fentanyl

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14,900 for murder

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And then we have 58,000, yeah I did say 58,000 for sexual assault

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So there you go

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That's what we got

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Worth noting this isn't some think tank study

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This is the numbers that came directly from acting head of ICE

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Also worth noting, America must be welcoming place for good people from around the world

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To pursue their dreams with their family

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But it will no longer be that place if we're torn apart from within

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So this is according to ICE and NBC News

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So this is my source material

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Don't hate me, I am just sharing the information with you of where it's coming from

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Because that is what I do

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And this is why I always think that it's super important

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For it not to be just membo jumbo in regards to the information that I share with you

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I always want to share with you what exactly I'm getting and where the information comes from

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Because I think it's kind of bullshit sometimes when somebody sits back and goes

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Well now it's not what the data says

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What I'm doing is I'm pulling the information, giving you the source material

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Because if I don't give you the source material, you can't do the look up on your own

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So it becomes difficult

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Sometimes even two sources can be jaded

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But I try to give it to you as much as the info that I can find

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So there you go

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Also two airport workers at New York JFK International have been busted for their roles

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Of an apparent international drug smuggling scheme

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In September, feds caught the men Lendro Agena and Fabian Innis

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Loading bags off of a flight inbound of Copenhagen onto a vehicle

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They were busted by agents monitoring the scheme

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Neither Agen nor Innis were authorized to use the baggage transportation vehicle at that time

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Inside the bags, there was 134 pounds of ketamine sorted into clear plastic bags in crystallized form

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Worth about $3 million in the street

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After his arrest, Innis confessed of having taken similar action at least 5 to 10 times in the past

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Hold on, 5 to 10 times

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So it's either 5 or 10

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I mean, how do you not know the difference between 5 or 10?

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I mean, we're talking about double ear

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I mean, that's important

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Earning up to $5,000 per flight

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His accomplice reportedly said that he knew the bags had drugs but didn't know the type

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Both men have been charged with drug importation and smuggling and released on bond

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This is according to the New York Post

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$5,000 for up to $3 million worth of drugs on the street

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So somebody had to get ahold of you and say, hey, we kind of know what you do for work

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We're kind of interested in you doing this

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Even though it might not be the greatest thing to do

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But it's something to do and it's 5 grand

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And you don't know the difference if you made $25,000 or if you made $50,000

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I got some questions

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Another pitfall of our society

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Rated R, Safety Show

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I mean, I would imagine you have some questions too, wouldn't you?

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Anyways, Mark Zuckerberg cracked the $200 billion net worth mark for the first time this week

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As shares of Meta Platform continue their steady climb

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Ranking him number four on the Bloomberg billionaire index

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Yes, the billionaire index

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Zuckum invested heavily in artificial intelligence

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Oh, I can't even say it

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Artificial intelligence and augmented reality technology

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The metaverse, if one may call it that

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Which has yielded significant stock growth in tech companies over the last two years

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On Wednesday, the stock closed at an all-time high and is up 60% year to date

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Thanks to the new hardware offering to deploy the technologies that Zuck owns

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About 13% of the company

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Buddy, hey, I mean, if you take a look at that new headset or excuse me, glasses

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That they're trying to implement

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That they said that there were only prototypes at the time

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They're pretty nifty

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I mean, I'm not going to lie

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I looked at him and I was like, I was pretty impressed

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I said, hey, if we could get those things going

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That would be a whole new world

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Anyways, heading into 2023, executives at Meta announced that big layoffs

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And reorganization and restructure are ultimately going to go north of 20,000 employees

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Spearheading in that Zuck called at the time a year of efficiency

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This is according to Bloomberg

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So there you go

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So here's where I always have a hard time with that

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So let's say he makes $200 billion, 20,000 people are laid off

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Maybe he did the right thing

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But I always have a hard time understanding corporate profits

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And the profits that the CEOs are making in comparison to having to let people go

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Because there's some other issues that are going on altogether

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I mean, I'm just saying it becomes kind of a weird thing

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So let's just keep it in that particular mind

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Anyways, the space race 2.0, the China-manned space agency on Saturday

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Revealed that the spacesuit design, it intends its astronauts to wear

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When it puts human boots onto the moon in 2030

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The helmets will be equipped with video cameras to record points of view footage and communication technology

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China's government is asking that the public weigh in on the potential names of the suit

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Especially submissions that bring together ancient Chinese cultures with modern technology

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The reveal follows a news announced last week that China intends to send two more probes to the moon

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Before the end of the decade as it prepares to build a permanent lunar base in the mid 2030s

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This is according to South China's Morning Post

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Meanwhile, SpaceX crew's crew Dragon capsule that will bring home two stranded Boeing Starliner astronauts

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Arrived at the International Space Station over the weekend with two empty seats

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They are expected to return to home at some point in February of next year

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This is according to USA Today

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So I want to think about that for a moment because I think it gets pretty interesting

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So I understand the stranded thing

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I've kind of talked about this for now for a few weeks

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I feel like a month or so at this point or maybe even longer

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But I look at it from the standpoint of this

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The issue that they kept on talking about and I'm talking about the NASA people

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They were talking and making a reference here that there was going to be a potential issue

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On how the suits from the Starliner of Boeing were not going to be compatible with the plug-ins from SpaceX

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So let's talk about this

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You know standardization when it comes to some of these plugs has always been a pain in the ass regardless

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But when you start talking about this now

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You have to look at it from the standpoint of going okay

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When do they start standardizing some of this stuff?

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Because as you know and I know it's been a pain in the ass trying to standardize

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USB-A, USB-C, all this other crap that nobody wants to kind of go from one to the other

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Because you know my plug is better than your plug and blah blah blah blah blah

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Sounds like they're almost arguing about something else but we'll leave it at that

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But once you get to that point

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When do you start looking at this and go okay

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The standardization needs to be something that's implemented going forward

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Just in case if this problem goes into the future

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The other portion that we have to start talking about is that when we start talking about doing commercial

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And I'm talking about commercial flights to space

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It's going to have to be something that we look at because you never know when a rescue ranger might need to go out there

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I'm just saying don't hate on me for bringing this up

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It's just something that I talk about so there you go

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Anyways a New Jersey teenager rescued a drowned jogger that was being attacked by a greyhound

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Or hold on not by a greyhound, by a groundhog

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The 36 year old runner said that she stumbled across and appeared to be an injured groundhog

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I didn't know that they screamed so there you go

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I ended up on the back kicking and screaming for about a minute she stated

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And also the efforts to stop the attack the woman said that she threw her cell phone at it

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Instead of fleeing the groundhog started growling at it

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All the noise and attention brought a 9th grade track star, Kaleb Morris who described the animal scream as unsettling

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Morris used a quick thinking and the power of Siri to yell and call 911 when officers arrived the groundhog was still chomping away on the phone

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No word on what happened there this according to New York Post

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So I don't know I think that if I have a groundhog chomping away at my phone I don't give a shit about the phone

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I mean the phone can be replaced that's not an issue but it's just everything else that I take a look at and go

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Hmm that's just kind of weird

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You know and why would the first thing that you would chunk would be your cell phone at it

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I mean I guess that's kind of confusing but I guess people do their own thing in regards on how they want to do their stuff

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So there you go

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What do we got going on here? Let's talk real quick about some other stuff that's going on

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So a lot of deaths over the weekend

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Dame Maggie Smith has died she passed away peacefully at a hospital early Friday morning according to a statement from her children

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Smith is best known for her roles in Downtown Abbey and in Harry Potter movie franchise she was 89

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Also John Davison Ashen has died he passed away on Thursday with the battle with cancer no further details to share

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Ashen is best known for his roles in Beverly Hills Cop franchise he was 76

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Chris Christopherson has died he passed away on Saturday at his home in Maui according to a family spokesperson

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In addition to acting Christopherson also is well known singer songwriter and he was 88 at the time of his passing

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And actress Barbara Lee Hunt has died she passed away on September the 16th in England according to a recent statement from her family

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No cause of death was given Lee Hunt starred in The Frenzy and several Broadway shows she was 88 at the time of her passing

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And also actor Drake Hoggiston has died he passed away on Saturday just one day shy of his birthday after a battle with pancreatic cancer

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Drake is best known for his role of John Black Days of Our Lives he was 70 at the time of his passing

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So there you go a lot of stuff going on as we are talking no doubt about that so there you go

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So what else do we have? Do I want to talk about this? Okay sure let's talk about this

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Reality star Kristin Cavallari and TikToker Mark Estes have called it quits after 7 months of dating

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Cavallari confirmed the split during an appearance last week on her Call Daddy Tour so Call Her Daddy Tour so no word

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No word on what caused the breakup but that's what was going on so there you go

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What else did we see going on? Let's see Lana Del Rey wed alligator tour guide Jeffrey Dufresne last Thursday at a public bayou

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Where he worked she's 39 no word on his age the two reportedly met in 2019 on a wildlife tour

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I mean talk about some stuff there no doubt about that

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Anyways let's talk about some box office news if you don't mind

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Coming in at number 10 over the box office was the substance was $1.8 million

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At number 9 Never Let Go $2.2 million

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At number 8 My Old Ass $2.22 million

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At number 7 was Deadpool and Wolverine at $2.6 million

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At number 6 was Megapolis with $4 million

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At number 5 Speak No Evil with let's see $4.3 million

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DeVro Part 1 at number 4 with $5.6 million

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At number 3 was Transformers 1 with $9.3 million

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At number 2 was Beetlejuice Beetlejuice with $16 million finally fell down from the number 1 spot

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And there is a new number 1 it's called the Wild Robot with $35 million

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So there you go also in some other news the Dow increased by 137 points to close at 42,313 on Friday

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The S&P lost about 7 points to close at 5,738 and the Nasdaq lost about 70 points to close at 18,119

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

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The national average price of a gallon of gas was $3.22 on Sunday

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Bitcoin was down over the weekend trading just around $65,700

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And there was more than 1,567 flights delayed within and out of the United States on Sunday

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And about 150 such cancellations

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Tonight's Mega Million drawing will be for $93 million Jackpot or a $46 million cash payout

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So if you want to play the game you should do so

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Tonight's Powerball drawing will be for a $258 million Jackpot or a $129.3 million cash payout

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So a lot of stuff going on no doubt about that

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Anyways it seems like it is 32 minutes past the top of the hour

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So why don't we do that thing that we normally do around this time because it seems like it could be important

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No like seriously it could be important

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I have to tell you the update to this stupid thing has been killing me lately

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Killing me

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Yeah let's do it

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Here is our main story on a rated R safety show

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Okay so let's talk about main story time and this is the time that we take of the show

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And we start talking about things that might be deemed important

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Things that might seem like it needs to be talked about

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And things that to some people they go well it's quite obvious

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That we need to talk about this stuff

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So I don't know the workplace that you're in

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And I don't know how work goes I don't know how work flows

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I can have some ideas

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But I always kind of look at it and go there's always that weird stuff that happens at work

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And we can talk about it from different levels we can talk about it from different things

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Some people get pissed off like what I always find amazing

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Is the people when they discover how much money somebody else makes

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Like that's one of those things that always kind of blows my mind

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So it's like oh my god this person came in and they're giving them a five digit salary more than what I am making

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Okay

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Or you know this person does less work and I know everything

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Or this person does it's like okay I get confused at some points

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And the reason why I say I get confused is for the following

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If things are the way that you're stating especially when the salary standpoint

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Didn't you agree to an amount of money to accept from the company that you're working for

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I mean that's where I normally like to start because I think it's very interesting

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On how that works because you had to accept a level of amount of money to say okay I agree to this

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And then if you don't like it I mean you can have a conversation with the people you work with

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Or you can also look for another offer with an outside firm

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It's kind of how that goes

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But what I always what drives me crazy a good chunk of the times

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Is that you know that you have negative Nancy or negative John that you're going to run into in the workplace

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It's kind of how it happens

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And you also have the people that are happy-go-lucky

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That everything is grand everything is going to work its way out

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And you have to kind of do an intersection between those two

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You know you have the doom and gloom people you have the people that say everything's going to be great

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And it's kind of a mixture of both worlds and depending on where you stand there

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It could be different departments or it could be even in the same department in regards to where you're hearing this

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Like I have always been a firm believer and learned this many many years ago

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Of plan for hum plan for the best matter of fact plan for the worst hope for the best

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It's kind of how it goes and you always have contingency plans

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You have a contingency of a contingency of a contingency just in case if something goes wrong

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And I've worked with people in the past where they're like no don't you know don't do any of this other stuff

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Because it will work its way out and I have a hard time with that because I just don't think that things will work themselves out by not having a plan

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So I don't know when I spoke to them in the past I always had a hard time because I didn't understand their language

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And this is where work gets interesting because you need to have those people that think everything is going to work

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And you need to have those people that think that everything is going to fail because this is the happy medium between the two

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And if you look at the people that are in charge of the organization that depending on how the organization is actually lined up

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It is perfectly purposely designed in that fashion in regards to have a combination of two

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Sometimes what we tend to forget in our workplace is that we're under the opinion that children have been hired and not adults that do work

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And what we need to recognize is that people are hired into a business for their expertise level most of the times on what's going on

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Opposed to it just being kind of like a gap filler at least most organizations that's you know they're looking at them because they're going to do something that is super important within the org

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Opposed to it just being hey we're just doing somebody to fill the gap

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So the next time that you might be sitting in a meeting and you're listening to that person that has a contingency plan upon a contingency plan upon a contingency plan

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And you're like why the hell is this person talking look at it that they offset potentially your happy go lucky world

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And I mean that in the best of ways I don't mean that by any kind of sarcasm whatsoever but look at it

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It is that happy medium between the two worlds that makes everything work with inside of your organization

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If you start taking a look at from a different perspective things can get better

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Oops what did he just say we had safety don't always agree with you points of our hosts and guests now back to real safety talk on safety FM don't go anywhere

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You're listening to the home of real safety talk you're listening to safety FM we'll be right back

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I know you all want to hit your revenue targets and get the launch done will make sure that your team knows what to do and how to do it is a huge part of it so I'm sure that you all do different kinds of training and I'm willing to bet that you probably use PowerPoint zoom etc.

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I also bet that when you get someone drowning on about a topic using these tools you probably so and your team does too I mean it is a reality of what happens that's why I strongly recommend a tool called articulate 360 that makes it so easy to whip together interactive really beautiful

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He learnings that really engages people and get info across you can create short form micro learning super interactive courses and really whatever you need when you're in their site then with a couple of clicks you can send it out and check on it and see the progress of your team.

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Your team can also check back on the training anytime they want in a super simple portal literally everyone uses articulate over 120,000 companies and all 100 fortune 100 companies check it out at articulate.com forward slash 360 to start a free trial that articulate.com forward slash 360 to start your free trial.

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And don't forget to tell them that I was the one that said safety never sounded so terrible.

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It's always amazing to me on how technology changes and so does the environment that we're in in cyber criminals will do everything they can to take advantage of a system. If you don't own a home you have nothing to fear about what I'm about to tell you.

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The crime is scary simple let me explain it to you real quick.

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

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Hello.

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We are radio.

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We are sarcasm.

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We are radio.

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I see my little.

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I see.

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Okay, here we are 45 minutes past the top of the hour.

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We are still hanging out here on the rated our safety show coming across the multiverse.

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Because that's what it is.

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The multiverse.

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Yeah, la la.

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You know this right here. Yeah, this is john rush with sisters.

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Yeah, she keeps me hanging on.

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There you go. Songs readily available on Spotify YouTube music and Apple music.

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I would suggest strongly to give it a little streamer email action.

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Yep, like to thank john rush for this one.

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Yep, a lot of good stuff.

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Yep, keeps me hanging on.

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Yep.

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Don't believe. Don't believe the lies.

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Okay, always a good time. Let's go ahead and move forward and talk a little bit about everything that is going on inside of the world. But before we get into that, let me 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 at to write love on her arms. No matter what you're facing you deserve to be connected to help. And the people that to write love on her arms. Know where you are now, and things can get better.

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Healing is possible. All you have to do is go to TWL oh a.com that's TWL oh a.com and take a look at what they have to offer, click on the section says find help.

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That's important. And once you get there.

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And you look around, and you get to the find help section, you will see stuff related to addiction, depression, anxiety, eating disorders, self entry suicide trauma and grief support to name a few.

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Listen, I will tell you we all go through struggles.

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Not sometimes I mean, some of us go through struggles all the time.

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And it's something that we should talk about.

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For some reason, mental health has always been something that people try to put stigma around, which I don't understand.

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And you know, especially depending on your age demo.

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It's suck it up you'll be fine and all that other stuff but now it's okay to talk about this stuff. It's okay to look for help. It is okay not to be okay.

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And I think that that's where a lot of struggles occur at times.

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I think it's not okay to say hey, I'm having a bad day. Like I remember, I like I remember pretty vividly.

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When people first started talking about mental health days.

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And the organization that I was working for at the time was like, this is the dumbest thing I've ever heard.

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This is stupid. What do you mean a mental health day.

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You're not going to get better in a day.

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And this is weird. I mean, it's weird.

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I'm not sure that people are not open to different approaches at the very beginning.

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But this is years and years ago.

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And I'm glad that as I take a look around now where we are now in comparison, but we're still not where we need to be.

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That's the thing. So, twloha.com.

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And click on the section that says find help.

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So as we are getting into all of this stuff, let's talk a little bit because why would we not talk?

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I mean, this is what I do around here.

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I blab about everything that I know and then some and then get in trouble for it.

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But that's a whole other story.

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So let's talk about some things.

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Don't you just hate it when you're in a store and that thing that you're trying to buy is locked up in a display case?

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You know what I'm talking about?

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And then you had to find customer service person and you know that, you know, there are few and far between nowadays.

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But that's a whole other story and ask them to come over with a key, open the thing up just to make your selection.

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And then they have to walk over to the register with it to make sure that you aren't going to shove it into your pocket.

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Well, just just just or is that just a me thing?

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I mean, I'm just so good.

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So to make sure a new survey by Consumer World found that two out of three shoppers won't bother asking workers to access the merchandise that is in the lockup case.

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More than half, fifty five percent said they usually have and buy and buy the item somewhere else.

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Thirteen percent said that they try to find similar items elsewhere in the same store that isn't under a lock and key.

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And you probably know stores that start keeping stuff locked up to prevent theft, but it defeats the purpose if it prevents customers from buying certain items.

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And the worst part is that that panic feeling that you get when you finally do get some someone to open the display case and they stand there fidgeting fidgety about the whole thing.

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And while you're reading the label and deciding if you want to buy the thing, then they have to admit then they have to admit that it's a lot of hoops to jump through for a sinking tube of toothpaste.

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You know, for some reason, when I started thinking about locked up items.

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I think in particular, like the things that I see probably the most locked up when I go to like a grocery store or a pharmacy or so on is like blades for razors.

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And I don't want to go brand specific, but you know, there are some major brands out there that like a cartridge of a few costs like thirty five bucks and probably that will sound cheap to some people in regards to what's going on.

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And those are under lock and key. And I look at it and I go, that's kind of crazy.

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I mean, regards of number one, the price number two that is under lock and key, but that's the way that it goes.

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So I look at the whole standpoint and go, what is the best case scenario in regards to doing this?

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Do you ask for these items that are locked up or you say, I'll just order something online.

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I don't know. It's just something to think about.

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Anyways, let's talk about some happier stuff. Let's bring some John Smalls into our life and let him tell us about what's keeping people motivated because I feel like that's always important to do.

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So let's bring in some John Smalls and let him talk about the motivation.

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

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Today's story was submitted by Bradley world famous fighter. Connor McGregor said about his wife.

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We had been together for about eight years and we lived in Ireland, 30 miles from Dublin in a rented apartment.

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I didn't work because I spent all of my time training. It's always been my dream to be a hero.

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She believed in me. She always took care of me and encouraged me when I came home from an intense workout with no energy and tired.

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She would always tell me, Connor McGregor, I know you can do this and it will work.

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Now I make millions of dollars fighting in matches between 50 to 70 thousand people show up.

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I can buy any car, any clothes, any house. Yet she didn't ask for anything, but she deserves the best in the world.

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She's always by my side and tells me that I can do anything.

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I got to this place because of her. She never gave up on me and she never left me alone.

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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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We are complex beings and our belongings can be met only through fellowship with God and a network of loving people.

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In relationship with God, we satisfy our heart's deepest hunger for spiritual intimacy.

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Our need for emotional intimacy is met in loving family relationships.

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Yet for all of that, we still long for something more, a place to belong, a place where we can know and be known.

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What the New Testament calls Koinonia.

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First John one says, we proclaim to you what we have seen and heard so that you also may have fellowship with us.

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There's Jesus. Give us the authentic relationship for which our hearts hunger.

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Your holy name we pray. Amen.

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If these devotions are a blessing and an encouragement to you, you can subscribe at one minute devotion dot com.

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Here is the news on the race car safety show from feature story news in London.

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I'm Ollie Barrett. Lebanon says a million people may be displaced as Israel continues air strikes.

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A SpaceX capsule has docked at the International Space Station on a mission to bring back two stranded astronauts.

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Japan is set to hold a snap election before November and at least 89 people have been killed in the United States in the aftermath of Hurricane Helen.

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Correct. Probably just say my like I give a flying.

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Well, you know what? So there you go. Let's talk about some things that happened back on this date back in 2020.

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California becomes the first state to pass a law allowing reparations for black residents and descendants of slaves.

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A nine member task force was created to come up with a proposal for how to make amends for oppression of black people.

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The law does not limit reparations to only those who are descendants of slaves, but Governor Gavin Newsom required the task force to give those individuals special consideration.

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That happened back on this date in 2020. If we're looking at some birthdays for today, Landon Dickerson turns 26, Drew Dixon turns 28,

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Oliver Gerard turns 38, T-Pain 40, Lacey Garbet 42, Kierian Culkin turns 42 as well, Marion Cotterd turned 49, Tony Hale 54, Monica Bellucci turns 60 today.

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She's from the Matrix just in case. Matrix Reloaded to be exact. Fran Tresher turns 67 and Barry Williams. Yeah, Barry Williams from the Brady Brunch.

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Yeah, he turned 70 today just in case if you're wondering. 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 International Thunderbirds Day, National Hot Mule Cider Day, International Podcast Day, National Love People Day, National Mud Pack Day, World Strawfall Day,

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National Puppy Male Survivors Day, Orange Shirt Day, National Pet Tricks Day, and National Chewing Gum Day. So there you go. A lot of days to celebrate if you're so encouraged to do so.

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So there you go. If you need a random for today, you know, like a random joke, not anything else. Let's see. Here's what I got for you in regards of the joke.

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One thing that that makes me and my dog have in common is that both never want to go to work.

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Yep, that's the things that me and my dog have in common. If you need a phone starter for today, try this. What childhood dream are you still working on?

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Oh boy, isn't that an interesting one. If you get a question for the water coolers, try this. A study found that while the average man can do this, only 10% of women can do it. What is it?

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Whistle. Yeah, whistle. Whistle. Let me give you some whack facts real quick. The average child will eat 1500 peanut butter and jelly sandwiches by the time they graduate from high school.

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40% of men sleep in a room other than the bedroom at least once a month. Earwax is actually a type of sweat.

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The big toe carries the most weight of all your toes, bearing about 40% of the load. Being hungry causes serotonin to drop, causing anxiety, stress, anger, and sadness in a man named Ronald McDonald, Rob of Wendy's restaurant back in 2005.

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I'm just telling you the oddities of the things that go on. Anyways, at the top of the hour, I'll be going over to RadioBig.fm if you want to come and hang out with me for the next couple hours or so.

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Well, that's perfectly fine. You can hang out with the likes of Sheldon Primus on Safety FM as he talks about the world of safety consulting.

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So there you go. I'll be over, you know, on Safety FM.

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Anyways, thank you for always being the part of the best part of Safety FM and RadioBig and that is the listener because without you it makes no sense to do what we do around here.

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That is for sure. Anyways, I know who you are. Duh. You know who I am. 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. They should not be utilized in the real world as the only solution available as they are based only on very limited and dated open source information.

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

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No part of this podcast may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any means, mechanical, electronic, recording, or otherwise without prior written permission of the creator of the podcast, J. Allen.

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Thank you for watching.

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Come on.