EP 1036 - Politics at Work – When Elections Hit the Office

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It kills all the fun, kills all the fun.

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Everything comes in life, brings a new drop of blood from the sky.

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But I don't mind, cause the way that you laugh makes me feel so alive, feel so alive.

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The following program is rated M-A-L-S-V. It contains strong language, sexual situations and violence. It is intended only for mature audiences.

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Finally, show with the balls to call it like it is. Rated our safety show on Safety FM.

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Countdown to audio torture. The rated R safety show starts in 3, 2, 1. Let the eardrum pain begin.

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Forget the corporate bullshit. This is the rated R safety show with your host, Dr. It doesn't matter who the host is.

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Oh, you so know it and so do I. It does not matter who the host is. What always has mattered is who exactly the listeners are.

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Anyways, I hope everything is good and grand inside of your neck of the woods as we are getting to hang out on this Tuesday, October the 22nd of 2024, day 294th of the year and only 70 days left to go.

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We are broadcasting from the safety FM studios in Orlando, Florida and coming across the multiverse known as safety FM and hanging out with our friends and colleagues over there.

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Rio, USA, Canada, UK. Yep. Hanging out with our friends at radio big doing the stuff that we get to do. No doubt about that.

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Anyway, so how have you been? How has the last 24 hours or so in your life been for you? Have you been braggadocious? Have you been living the life?

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Have you been looking at things and going, wow, life just couldn't get any better? I mean, I don't know.

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I ask these questions because I want to have a better understanding of what the hell's going on.

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I'm not going to lie to you and tell you something that's not true about that because, hey, I'm always wondering about, hey, is this good? Is that bad? Or is that indifferent?

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Because I never know. These things always that drive me are the things that I question the most. That is for sure.

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Anyway, so if you're new here, let me tell you about what we do. We talk about safety. We talk about the news. We talk about news and safety.

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We have some professional broadcasters that come in. We'll talk to you a little bit about everything that's going on inside of the sequence of events, because that is kind of what we do around here.

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No doubt about that. So with that being said, if you want to interact with the show, call in radio dot com. We'll get you moving and grooving. No doubt about that.

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So once you get there, there's audio, there's text messaging, there's video messaging, anything that you can think of that you could possibly do.

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Well, it's possible to do their video audio text. Once you get there, it'll tell you exactly what needs to be done.

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Some limited information needs to be entered because that's just kind of the way that it goes.

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And then from that particular point, we get you moving and we definitely get you grooving in regards of what's going to happen next.

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No doubt about that. So what you want to talk about now? I'm kidding. So here's what we're going to do.

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We're going to start talking right away about what the hell was trending in the overnight.

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No, seriously is what was trending rated are safety show. I love when my button clicking is quicker than my mouth moving.

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That's kind of interesting when you get to hear that. That is for sure. No doubt.

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So with that being said, let's talk about what's going to happen today.

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A follow up to the stranded Kayaker. We're going to talk about that.

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Another credit crunch heading into the holidays. Also, Jelly Roll leaves X and Britney Spears is all about love.

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We'll talk about that as we get into the show biz of things that are going on. No doubt there.

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Also, an act. Let's now hold on. Cooper cock details his special bond and Eric Menendez is in casting calls.

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Yes, I did say Eric Menendez is in casting calls. And then what else?

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An activist legislator protests King Charles down under. Hold on. They hold on to your protest down under.

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OK, so that's it. That's going to be it on what's going to be discussed during the show.

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But let's kind of go through some of this. If you want to take a look at what the hell we have going on, call in radio, as I said.

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But I've not been talking lately a lot about safety FM dot com where you can go and see where it says visual radio, where you can see us in real time.

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If you want to do that there, opposed to seeing us on the other side, which will be kind of like the social media platforms.

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But that's entirely up to you on how you want to manage that one. So that's call in radio.

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It has the communication portion and then safety FM dot com with the visual radio. Of course, you can always go to radio big FM as well.

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But if you're so inclined to do that stuff, because that's kind of where we kind of go about everything that we have discussions about.

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No doubt there whatsoever. So with that being said, I have some people that are waiting from feature story news and they're wanting to talk to you and get the move and groove of stuff going on.

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So why don't we go ahead and do that? We'll bring in our people from feature story news and we'll get that going right now with the news as we are speaking.

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So here you go. Here's some news coming your way right now.

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Here is the news on the Rosemar safety show from feature story news in the UK.

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I'm John Beaver. Around one thousand one hundred prisoners are due to be freed early from jails in England and Wales today.

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It's part of efforts to ease prison overcrowding and follows the release of nearly two thousand prisoners in September.

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In a bid to find a long term solution, the UK government is launching a sentencing review that will explore tougher punishments outside of prison while making sure there's space to incarcerate the most dangerous offenders.

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Lord Timpson, Minister of State for Prisons, told the Prison Governors Association Conference that they were trying to repair the damage done by the previous government.

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It hasn't been easy trying to rehabilitate offenders in a system teetering on the edge of disaster, a system that when we came into government has been run at 99 percent capacity for months.

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None of this is your doing. In fact, the PGA has been sounding the alarm bell loud and clear.

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India and China have agreed on a border pact that will see both sides coordinating their patrolling routines to try and avoid any escalation in tensions.

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The move is being hailed as a significant step towards restoring normal bilateral relations after the two sides were involved in a melee in 2020.

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Ishank Gurg has more from New Delhi.

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Reports say the border pact gives patrolling rights to both armies in two contested areas.

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It's expected to restore some goodwill between the two armies.

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Much of the India-China border is not demarcated and that has led to border disputes in many areas in the Himalayan region.

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It's also expected that the two sides will eventually scale down their military presence in the disputed region.

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The development comes just a day before Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Russia for the BRICS summit, where he is expected to meet President Xi Jinping.

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And now analysts say there's every possibility that relations between the two Asian giants could finally move towards normalisation.

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New research shows that hundreds more infants have died in the United States than expected.

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Since the Supreme Court overturned abortion access in 2022.

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Since then, more than 20 states have implemented bans or restrictions on the medical procedure.

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Tony Waterman has more.

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Researchers from the Ohio State University found a 7% spike in infant mortality in certain months following the Dobbs decision.

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In October of 2022 and March and April of 2023, nearly 250 additional deaths were recorded on average per month.

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The vast majority of the deaths were caused by congenital abnormalities, which previously would have led to abortions.

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The researchers say their findings could be just the tip of the iceberg, since more states have implemented restrictions in the months after their study ended.

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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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Looking in more detail today at Benjamin Netanyahu's possible strategy now in Lebanon.

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Following the killing of Hezbollah's leader Hassan Nasrullah and the Israeli killing in Gaza last week of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwa,

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the Americans are hoping that the Israeli leader might be persuaded back onto the diplomatic track.

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But Prime Minister Netanyahu insists his war will continue.

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Mark Lyle Grant is Britain's former national security adviser and the UK's former permanent representative at the United Nations.

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Lebanon, unfortunately, is one of those countries where the state armed forces are not as strong as independent militias.

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Hezbollah's army is undoubtedly more powerful than the Lebanese armed forces.

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The way that Netanyahu is talking, he has his enemies both in Hezbollah, in Hamas, in Iran to some extent, the Houthis in Yemen,

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on the back foot at the moment.

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And I don't think he is minded to ease up that military pressure on Israel's enemies at a time when they are on the ground, as it were,

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and allow for some sort of ceasefire which would give them some respite potentially to rebuild their military strength.

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So I think this conflict will continue for some time to go.

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And in recent days Israel has broadened its targets, going after financial institutions in Lebanon,

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believed essentially to serve as Hezbollah's banks.

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With FSN Spotlight, I'm Simon Marks.

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To recap the top stories, around 1,100 prisoners are due to be freed early from jails in England and Wales today,

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as part of efforts to ease prison overcrowding.

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India and China have agreed on a border pact that will see both sides coordinating their patrolling routines to avoid any escalation in tensions.

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And new research shows that hundreds more infants have died in the United States than expected,

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since the Supreme Court overturned abortion access in 2022.

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That's the latest Feature Story News, John Beaver reporting.

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OK, so here we are 17 minutes past the top of the hour as you and I are hanging out and doing our thing.

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So don't worry about that because it's all with love, my friends, all with love.

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OK, so with that being said, let's get into the shit list.

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And if you don't know, you're about to know we're 14 days out from the election in case you were looking because, you know, you hadn't heard anybody else reference it.

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September fundraising report shows starkly difference between spending and fundraising strategies between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump.

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Harris's showed the gangbusters month raising two hundred and twenty one point eight million dollars in spending about you ready for this?

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Two hundred and twenty two million dollars on media buys and production. Trump's team spent fifty three million dollars on media, raising about sixty two million.

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Harris stumped in the swing states with Republican Liz Cheney or stumped on Monday.

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I should I say stomped? I mean, I'm not sure.

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I'm holding town hall style events and rallies in Pennsylvania, Michigan and Wisconsin.

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When asked about whether President Joe Biden intends to campaign for his VEEP, White House press secretary said that there was there will be more to come.

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So the media and pundits are having a total normal one after Trump Sunday photo had Pennsylvania McDonald's where he worked on the frat at the friar basket of the drive through for the cameras in moments that went viral.

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Yes. And the real clear politics average Harris leads in the national popular vote by forty nine point two to forty eight point three.

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Trump leads the battleground states at forty eight point eight to forty seven point four.

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Are we not talking about Arnold Palmer's anatomy today?

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I mean, it wasn't that part of the political stuff as well.

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I mean, I think it needs to be addressed because it was addressed.

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I mean, I don't know.

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Maybe you should do some some own investigative reporting in regards to some of the stuff that was referenced because that was kind of a weird one as things are going on.

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But I mean, a lot of the stuff that's going on this election cycle is weird.

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But then again, I feel like I say that every election cycle where I sit around and go, I'm not sure what exactly is going on anymore.

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If it's politics or if it's entertainment, because it seems like a combination of both things.

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That is for sure.

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Anyways, follow up the 17 year old kayaker who was rescued after spending 12 hours stranded in the ocean last week says his biggest concern was all the worry about his disappearance was causing loved ones back at the land while he was missing.

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Yeah, I said that out loud.

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The longer I would be out there, I would mean that they would get more and more stress and more worried.

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And I didn't want to put a burden on them.

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This is according to Kauai that we said yesterday.

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Tell us what he told the local media.

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Ultimately, survival instincts kicked in.

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He says, trying to stay within sight of land without drifting further out in the sea.

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He focused on how how warm the sun would feel to fight of past past the shivering cold.

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He says this is according to KITV.

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Hold on.

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What is going on with the 17 year old?

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I mean, this sounds pretty intense in regards of a 17 year old saying all this shit.

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

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He is trying to be entertaining.

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Rated R safety show.

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I don't know if it's about being entertaining.

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I mean, I was just, I just sounds a little weird that a 17 year old was able to to maneuver and manage all of this stuff as he's talking.

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I mean, I'm just throwing that out there for conversation purposes.

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That's for sure.

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So the nerds wallet survey shows that 28% of Americans are still paying off credit card bills that they ran up last year during Christmas.

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Really? Holy sh the news comes as the National Retail Federation expects yet another annual uptick and to total spending in the last two months of the year up 989 billion.

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Yes, 989 billion the amount of 1778 on average per American and 74% to put on your credit card.

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This is according to CNBC.

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Hold on.

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I'm going to tell you something.

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If you have to put like if you have to go into debt for Christmas stuff, it is definitely not worth it.

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Definitely not worth the gig.

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I'm just throwing that out there.

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That sounds a little crazy to me that you'd want that you'd be real risky risking your finances to you know, put some Christmas thing on on dead.

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But that's I mean, that's me.

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I mean, I kind of go a little different sometimes with some things.

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So there you go.

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So some stuff to talk about as we are taking a gander and or at some things going on inside of the world.

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Okay, millennials might not be as financially strapped as they like to think they are at least compared to other generations.

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Fortune looked at a report of the U.S. Bureau of Labor and Federal Reserve data that shows the typical net worth of American millennials.

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People between the ages of 26 to 41 is 8.4% higher than Gen Xers and 46% higher than boomers at the same point in their lives.

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Inflation adjusts, of course.

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Even after shelling out the for their stuff, their star B's orders and avocado toast or whatever else Internet dorks say millennials consume millennials is 2020 in 2022 spent about 75% of their pre income tax.

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While the same point in their lives, Gen Xers spent 83% and boomers spent 91%.

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This is all according to Fortune magazine.

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So we're noting many Xers.

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Yes, I am saying Xers, especially and especially boomers didn't also have the full of the flood of subscriptions or Internet and smartphone bills to keep up with either.

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Also worth noting is that there was written by a 35 year old square, only 35 year old square in the middle of the millennial generation to save your emails.

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So there you go.

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So I don't know a lot of stuff.

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I mean, I look at it from a different perspective.

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People tend to do spending the way that they think that is going to be most interesting for them, opposed to it being one of those things where people go.

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Oh yes, I spend money because you know, it seems like a good idea that I need to spend 76% 83% or 91% of my total pre income tax.

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I don't know.

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I look at it and I go slightly different with some of these things.

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But hey, I guess that's where you to kind of look at and for me to kind of figure out when it's all said and done.

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If you really think about it, listen to the rated our safety show self implode on our airwaves only on safety FM.

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Yeah, self implosion in airways is probably not a good mix of things, but I'm just throwing that out there as we are talking.

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Anyways, the winner of the 2024 America's best restroom is located in Maverick service station near Salt Lake City International Airport.

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You think this will become a traveler's destination?

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I'm just asking the questions sponsored by Sintas.

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The contest allows people to suggest bathrooms from around the country and attempt to find the cleanest, most innovative and most decorative abodes, notably includes hop shops in Florence, Kentucky,

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Indiana caverns in it and in Indiana, of course, Kansas City Zoo and Aquarium in Kansas City, Missouri and Lambeau Field in Green Bay, Wisconsin.

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Yes, there is a best bathrooms or excuse me, best restrooms.

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I'm not joking as I say that this is going to best restrooms.

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Let's find it.

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If you go to best restrooms.com, that's where the source of information comes from.

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I have to tell you, I mean, I know that Sintas is about, you know, helping out and doing whatever in regards to this, but I will say, I mean, I will put this up and not because, you know, I used to live in Texas.

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It not because there's a couple of them here where I live in Florida currently, but I would put up Bucky's bathrooms, especially for, you know, a bathroom that the public can go into against a lot of the bathrooms that are out there in regards to cleanliness.

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Now decorative, they're probably not as decorated as some people would hope, but that's a whole other story to talk about.

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No doubt there.

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Also, let's talk about some other things going on, but outside of clean bathrooms, because I think that this is going to be important, but former Iron Maiden singer Paul Deano has died.

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He passed away at his home in Wiltshire on Monday, according to a statement from a family or his family.

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A cause of death was not shared. Deano was the lead vocalist for the band from 1978 to 1981.

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He was 66 at his time of his passing. I have to tell you, I keep on looking at some of this stuff and I'm mesmerized at times in regards to the ages of people passing because you always have this weird expectancy that, you know, they're going to be old before it happens.

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Last week I was shocked when Liam from One Direction passed away.

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Now you're taking a look at this. I mean, it's just amazing just to hear some of this stuff. I know kind of going off on a rant there, but it is weird.

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It's just weird to see. Let's talk about the numbers because people are going to want to know about the Dow.

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Yes, that's what happens. If I don't mention it, I get a call. I get I get the text. I get the video saying, hey, you didn't go over the numbers.

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So let's do that. The Dow lost about 344 points to close at forty two thousand nine hundred and thirty one and the S&P lost about 10 points to close at five thousand eight hundred and fifty three and the Nasdaq increased by 50 points to close at eighteen thousand five hundred and forty.

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Texas West Texas Intermediate closed at seventy dollars a barrel. Brent Cruz was at seventy four dollars a barrel. The national average price of a gallon of gas was three dollars and seventeen cents on