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Show Transcript

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Stranger

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We're breaking out of the mold

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get ready for the show

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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, it doesn't matter who the host is.

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Oh, you know it, I know it. The truer words have never been said.

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That it does not matter who the host is. Anyways, how are you?

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Today is Tuesday, October the 1st of 2024, day 275th of the year.

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And only 91 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. And then we are hanging out with our friends and colleagues over there.

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Radio Big. USA, Canada, UK.

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Yeah, you know how it is, hanging out with the friends over there at Radio Big, doing the stuff that they get to do.

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So a lot of stuff going on in the last 24 hours. No doubtsy ouchy about that.

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Man, I have been involved with some of the biggest clusters in regards of taking a look at what was going on.

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So good stuff. I mean some good stuff going on in regards of, you know, little here, little there.

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What is it? A little song, little dance, Batman's head on a lance is how I think that it goes.

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If I remember the quote exactly. So as I take a look around and go, hey, what is happening?

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I take a look and go, huh, we need to talk about this stuff. So glad that we're able to do this.

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So if you're not familiar with our show, here's how it goes.

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We're a show that talks about safety in the news, news and safety. It's really how it boils down to the whole thing.

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So I will bring in some professional broadcasters. They'll talk about what the hell is going on from their side of the a quasi on.

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I'll come in and do a main story aspect and then we'll have some other things as we're going through.

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You know, the loop the loops information is being given to me in real time as I'm trying to get through this.

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And then we sort through all this information as we're going. Now, people go, well, what does this have to do with safety?

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What does this have to do with news? When we talk about current events that are going on.

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So news events, sometimes pop culture stuff. This way you have some things to talk about, you know,

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conversation starters for some of the safety stuff that needs to be discussed. No doubt there.

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So you're able to interact with the show. Call in radio dot com video, audio and text messaging.

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You know, I pump the stuff sometimes and take a look at what's going on.

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Then we kind of discusses it as we go, opposed to it being, you know, the full involvement thing.

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And then some people go, well, I can post this stuff on social media.

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Don't look at any of that until post event is really kind of how it goes.

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Just for information, just so you know on how it normally works.

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So with that being said, all kinds of stuff and, you know, little here, little there, all that things going on.

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Why don't we do this? Why don't we start talking about what the hell was trending in the over date?

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

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OK, so as I take a look at the trends of the ends of the ends, not that the trends are ending,

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but it's the end of the trends of what the stuff was going on. No doubt about that.

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So as I take a look around, here's what it's going to look like.

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Here is what it's going to go forward with.

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This is the information of what was happening is you and I were sleeping.

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A widespread service outage hamstring sell customers and a car maker leans into some EV incentives.

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Yeah, maybe they start with a letter of Jason's a duck is would really like fans to stop chasing him.

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And Britney Spears details another accidental fire.

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

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Also, Netflix learns the definition of go woke, go broke.

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We'll talk about details about that in the casting and new stories about trials and tribulation of working for Megan Markle,

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because apparently we have a whole section that we devote to Megan Markle and Prince Harry.

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I don't know why. I mean, it seems like there's something that we're bringing up every day about what's going on there.

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What's the purpose here? I don't get it. So there you go. A lot of stuff.

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So I'm going to tell you, I've been sitting around thinking we we just came off the Conklin conference.

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A lot of stuff going on right there as we were doing the Conklin conference, no doubt there.

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And there's already been request for another word.

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And I was sitting around chatting with some people around here about doing another one.

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And I had some plans and we're just talking here, of course, we were just talking, you and I,

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we had some plans of doing another one in Santa Fe. But I don't know.

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I don't know. But I feel like I'm leaning here. I'm going to lean a little bit.

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And I'm leaning heavily towards Texas. I'm leaning heavily towards Texas on what to do next.

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I have some ideas of things that we can do, but Texas seems like to be the reason to do some stuff.

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So there you go. We're really heavily thinking of some Texas, some Texas action just for information purposes.

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So there you go. Want to discuss that. I think that would be fun.

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That could be some fun times in regards to that. So Texas might be the reason.

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So there you go. Anyways, with that being said, let's go ahead and get into some things.

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I have some people waiting from Feature Story News. If you want to take a listen to what's going on,

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let's go ahead and get into the news right now.

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It's a situation that so many of Israel's allies were hoping to avoid

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amid real fears that it could spark all-out war in the Middle East,

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with Israel now engaged in active combat with Hamas in Gaza, the Houthi in Yemen,

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and now on the ground in Lebanon against Hezbollah.

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Of course, all of these groups form part of the Iranian-backed Axis of Resistance,

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and amid real worries that Iran could decide to step into the fight,

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the Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has given a speech saying his forces could strike any point in Iran

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if they decide to. The next 24 hours will be critical in determining whether this conflict escalates further.

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Shigeru Ishiba is Japan's new Prime Minister being sworn in after winning the ruling party's presidential election last week.

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Chris Gilbert reports from Tokyo.

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The cabinet resigned en masse on Tuesday for the changing of the guard.

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After three years, Fumio Kishida is out and Shigeru Ishiba is in.

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Kishida's term was long for a Japanese Prime Minister.

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The average leader lasts less than a year.

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In that time, he managed to begin doubling Japan's defence budget,

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purchased hundreds of Tomahawk missiles from the US,

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and oversaw a new national security strategy,

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which endowed Japan with the ability to counter-strike on enemy bases.

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Ishiba is pro-military and is set to further this work.

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He wants to entrench Japan's self-defence force in the constitution.

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But first, he must get the mandate of the people.

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He's set to dissolve parliament on 9 October for a snap election slated for October 27.

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Tens of thousands of dock workers have gone on strike at US ports.

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The industrial action over pay and contracts could cause major disruption to container traffic.

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Indian Administer Jammu and Kashmir is voting in the third and final phase of its first regional election in 10 years.

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Some 40 constituencies are voting, many from the Hindu majority regions,

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where Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Bharatiya Janata Party is expected to perform well.

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Ishant Gurg reports from New Delhi.

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You've got one part of Kashmir voting which is high up in the northern mountains

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where the Prime Minister Narendra Modi led Bharatiya Janata Party is expected to have very limited impact.

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But down south in the Jammu area,

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that's where his BJP is likely to make a big mark.

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Predominantly Hindu majority people live there and that's where the BJP is expected to get most of its seats.

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So this division of which parts of Kashmir and Jammu are voting in this election also makes it very crucial.

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From bureaus worldwide, this is FSN.

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With FSN Spotlight, I'm Simon Marks looking today at Israel's apparent decision to open up a third front, this time in Yemen.

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It launched weekend airstrikes on Houthi rebel positions.

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Reprisals, said the government of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu,

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for missiles launched in the direction of Tel Aviv airport when the Israeli leader flew home over the weekend from the United Nations in New York.

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Dr Elizabeth Kendall is the head of Girton College at the University of Cambridge and an Arabist and Middle East expert.

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She says the Houthi leadership may be unnerved by the weekend's events.

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The Houthis had already put out several statements following the attacks on Lebanon by Israel, including the killing of Hezbollah leader Nasrallah.

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They are known for their bravado. They do follow up with their bravado.

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But I would imagine that behind the scenes, the Houthi leadership is also a little bit on edge and were probably taking measures to safeguard their leadership.

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If I were them and I'd just seen Israel going for Hamas in Gaza and moving to the West Bank in very quick succession,

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decapitating the leadership of Hezbollah in Lebanon, I'd be thinking maybe we're next. And indeed, that seems to be the case.

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Israeli officials say they are not seeking to open up a third front in their ongoing military action,

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but said the strikes on the Houthis were driven by a determination to defend their own territory whenever it comes under attack.

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I'm Simon Marks. To recap the top stories, Israel says a limited localized ground operation is underway in southern Lebanon against Hezbollah.

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Chigeru Ishiba is Japan's new prime minister after being sworn in.

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Tens of thousands of dock workers have gone on strike at US ports over pay and contracts.

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And Indian-administered Jammu and Kashmir is voting in the third and final phase of its first regional election in 10 years.

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So there you go.

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We are still hanging out doing our thing as we are 17 minutes past the top of the hour on this lovely Tuesday.

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Yes, as we're getting into the plethora of things that are going on.

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So there you go.

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Anyway, so let's talk about this because some people care.

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Some people like to know some people.

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Well, we'll look at everything that is going on.

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A suspect in the second attempted assassination of Donald Trump pledged and pleaded not guilty of federal charges related to the September 15th fiasco on Monday.

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Ryan Roth appeared in court with his attorney for only a few minutes on Monday where he formally requested a jury trial and entered the plea.

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Since Ross captured the evidence against him includes handwritten letter that expressed Ross intent to kill Trump and the acknowledgement of his failure to do so.

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Meanwhile, Trump's announced that he intends to again hold rallies on the site for the first attempted assassination in Butler, Pennsylvania on October the 5th.

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So there you go.

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Anyways, I think that that's it.

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It was not the day of bad blood.

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It's a it's a it's a wrestling thing if you've been following the McMahon stuff.

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So there you go.

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Now some interesting things always going on as we are talking.

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No doubt about this.

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So take a listen to this one.

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Countless Verizon.

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Yes, Verizon customers reported having no cell phone access on Monday across the country.

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But the company was pretty quiet on the details throughout the day other than social media posts acknowledging unspecified issued that the engineers were engaged into resolve.

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No other formal communication was posted on the Verizon site.

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The Federal Communications Commission announced that it would investigate the outage, which reportedly first began at 830 in the morning with the situation practically resolved throughout the day.

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The widespread outages mirrors the February incident that left thousands of AT&T customers unable to make voice class.

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This is according to CNBC.

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So I don't know.

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I'm going to tell you this.

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And this is between you and me here.

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So let's kind of share.

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I don't know if you have Verizon.

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I don't know if you have T-Mobile.

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I don't know who you have.

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If you have who the hell AT&T.

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So those are the three majors.

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They are.

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They're the three major carriers.

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So you're going to end up on one of those three networks is really how it looks.

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And then you're going to go, well, now I use boost or whoever the hell you use.

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And you're going to come to the realize that they're they're on somebody else's network.

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So I'm going to give you a little secret, a secret here between you and I.

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You know how we talk or advertise that mobile mobile dot I.O.

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The dot I.O. is the Web site mobile mobile dot I.O. is the Web site.

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If you go there, all three of the main network providers are on that site.

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And let me explain what goes on with that particular phone carrier or phone service provider.

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Let's say, for instance, you are using their version that they're using Verizon and things are not working.

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You can do something on the Web site where you can flip into T-Mobile or you can flip into AT&T or flip around and go into anything you want.

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They depending on the plan, of course, they restrict how many times you can do it.

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But you essentially do that online.

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And, you know, that's it.

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I mean, it's it's done. It's done.

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So you can jump around on the same network.

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You don't sign up for a new plan.

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So that's why we talk about them. Mobile mobile dot I.O.

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But believe me, definitely not a sales pitch here.

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Just telling you where it is. I've been using that service now for years.

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And I think that that one feature alone, besides that, it's significantly cheaper than everybody else in regards to price point.

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When I know that I can jump networks, that's what I do.

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I'm a network hopper.

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So let's see. Last I think last month I was on AT&T and Verizon.

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And when I travel, I jump around and normally hang out on T-Mobile.

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So I don't know. It's it's just whatever whatever works best for you.

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So mobile mobile dot I.O.

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I don't know. Just giving you info.

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Because that's what I like to do is share info.

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So take a listen to this. Ford is dangling a handsome new incentive to get a new car,

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new car customers more interested in the electric vehicles.

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The company is offering a free charging station plus installation between now and the end of the year for customers who buy or lease a new EV.

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Customers who already have a charging rig installed get two thousand dollars cash back in this promotion.

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One rep says that Ford says that they have reached that research shows that general incentives for EVs among customers,

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but they are sitting on the fence to take the plunge.

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Those concerns that would be alleviated in part of having the convenient access of charging.

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They are also ramping up production for the adapters of 40 V's that can be charged using the Tesla existing supercharger network.

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Other new EV buyers benefits include 24 7 phone and tech support.

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Like what? Can you help me drive the car?

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I mean, I don't know what that would mean. Listen to your own risk.

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Rated R safety shy. OK, so there you go.

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There you go. Anyways, a new study in the Science Journal circulation again shows the benefit of weekly exercise.

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Even it's all concentrated within just a day or two.

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The study examined the outcomes of those who got at least two and a half hours of moderate vigorous vigorous physical activity each week.

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Both weekend warriors who sweat a ton just one or two days a week showed the same physical benefits of those who worked out consistently over the week.

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Each group showed 50 percent lower risk of developing conditions like hypertension, obesity, diabetes and sleep apnea.

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Because there appears to be similar benefits for weekend warriors versus regular activity,

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it may be a total volume of activity rather than the pattern of them that matters the most.

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One study author says is according to study finds.

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In regards to this, so let's ask and I know that this is getting to your personal biz, but how often do you work out?

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Like, seriously, if you're if you're keeping it honest, do you work out once a week?

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Do you do enough physical activity? And I'm not talking about that cardio stuff.

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You know, I'm just saying physical activity where you're sweating vigorously, you know, just some stuff there.

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Because that's what's happened. I mean, it's one of those things that we have to take a look at is what's the frequency like?

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Here's what I do between you and I after I come here, do all my stuff and, you know, get everything rolling.

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I don't really try to get a bike ride in. That's kind of the gig. The bike ride occurs.

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And that normally happens three or four times a week. And I'm not bragging here,

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but it's normally close to like 15 to 18 miles is normally kind of the consistent basis.

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And I think it helps compared to where I was. I mean, I mean, when I was much younger, I would work out twice a day because I was crazy.

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But I don't know. I look at it and I go, I think that there is definitely some benefits for it for you.

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But it's always that been that pattern of things of, yes, exercising is crucial, but the other crucial portion is exactly what you eat.

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So there you go. Just some stuff to think about, you know, whatever works out best for you.

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And listen, I've seen all kinds of different workouts that are available and things that you can do, some things you can do that makes sense.

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Some things you can do that kind of go, well, I don't know if that's going to work in the long run.

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I'm a big fan of TRX, which is some little extension things where you're using body weight as well.

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But we can leave all these exercise stories for a different day.

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Anyways, Uber wants to help you get into the wild, the ride to your giant announced that it will soon start Safari Day trips from Cape Town,

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South Africa as part of their go anywhere program.

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The outings will take visitors from Cape Town to what is it Aquila Private Game Preserve, which is about two and a half hour drive from their riders will leave their Uber and jump into a typical Safari truck to take the wildlife to take in the wildlife with elephants, rhinos, lions, African buffaloes and leopards.

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The way more cost effective than traditional sparrows to costing only $200 for up to four guests.

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Booking opens tomorrow via Uber.

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So be on the lookout for that.

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So there you go.

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There you go.

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Anyways, take a listen to this.

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NBA legend, the Kimba Mutombo has died.

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He passed away on Monday after a battle with brain cancer.

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Tombo spent 18 seasons in the league, and he was an eight time All-Star and a four time defensive player of the year.

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He was 58 at the time of his passing or watching him play when I was a kid.

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And I thought he was great.

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And I used to love when he would do that thing where he would block someone and do the finger waving in front of him like, ah, getting that thing past me.

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And he was definitely a defensive player.

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Terrible to hear this.

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I mean, terrible to hear the passing