EP 1042 - Tech & Safety: The Future of Workplace Automation

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Here is what you missed on the Rated R Safety Show.

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and violence. It is intended only for mature audiences.

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

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Countdown to audio torture.

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The Rated R Safety Show starts in 3, 2, 1.

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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

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doesn't matter who the host is.

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Oh, you know it. I know it. We all talk about it. It does not matter who the host is. What

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always has mattered is who the listeners are.

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Anyways, today is Wednesday, October 30th of 2024, date 304th of the year and only 62

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days left to go.

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

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multiverse known as Safety FM and then hanging out with our friends and colleagues over there.

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Oh yes, you know how it goes hanging out and streaming everywhere that we can because why

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would we not do that?

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Anyways, so let's talk about it. If you're kind of new to what we do, we talk about safety

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in the news, news and safety. That's kind of what our thing is in regards to what we're

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doing. If you want to interact and find out what the hell is going on and you want to

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be a part of it, call in radio.com. We'll get you moving and grooving. Yeah. Call in

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radio. We'll get you moving and grooving with everything that's going on. No doubt there.

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So that would be some options for you. Call in radio.com. So there you go. Some things

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to do if you're so inclined to do show. So call in radio.com outside of that video, audio

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and text messaging is everything that we have going on there. You can interact with the

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social media platforms that we're on, but here's the good, bad and the ugly. I don't

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really check them until the end, you know, when the show's over because I just don't

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do it in real time. Just not what I do. So it makes it difficult for some like, Hey,

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did you ignore my comment? Now? I didn't ignore your comment. I was just in the middle of

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doing a show. So that's probably would be a part of the reason on maybe why I did not

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contact you in a real time. So there you go. Some info for you. So outside of that, that's

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kind of what we do mean. We do a main story, a new story. And then on Wednesdays, well,

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it's about Wednesdays and that's what you get to do. Hang out and you know, for some

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reason I'll get a lot of pictures on Wednesday. Don't know why people send in pictures, but

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Hey, it is what it is. It is what it was. It is what it was is, is it in all that other

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stuff that one can mention during that timeframe. Anyways, with that being said, why don't we

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start talking right away about what the hell was trending in the overnight? Cause that's

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going to be important. Here is one was trending rated R safety show. Okay. Chase bank pursues

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frosters and Elon months puts down roots. Yeah. We'll talk about that as we get into

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the hit list. Also the song Liam Payne recorded prior to his untimely passing will be released

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on Friday. Really? It's kind of an interesting one. Like was the finished product already

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in the works or is this something that, you know, a quick spin a Rinnie, I'm just asking

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the question. Don't get mad at me because I'm just trying to figure it out. Also Robert

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Downey jr. Doesn't want to be re-imagined and another scary movie is in the work. We'll

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talk about that as we get into casting calls and the king is hiring. We'll talk about that

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as we get into the details. So as you are, as you are aware, we're going to talk about

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a little bit about everything today. And of course, at some point we'll talk about election

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stuff because you know, we're only six days away and how could we not talk about that,

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you know, for the rest of our lives? Cause that's just kind of what's going to happen.

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So with that being said, if you're ready, I'm ready and we can get everything moving.

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So here's what we'll do. We'll bring in the store or the people from feature story news.

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Let them tell you weddings going on inside of their neck of the woods and we'll go from

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there. So if you're ready, I'm ready and let's do that right now. So here's the news.

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Here is the news on the regular safety show from feature story news in London. I'm Ollie

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Barrett. Kamala Harris has framed Donald Trump as a threat to democracy in a major speech

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in Washington. The U S vice president delivered her so-called closing argument to voters at

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the ellipse, a site next to the white house where the then president Trump addressed a

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mob of supporters before they launched a deadly riot on Congress in an attempt to overturn

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the outcome of the last election. Benji higher reports, tens of thousands of people attending

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this rally focused on a future of freedom and hope. But this speech was about symbolism

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as much as substance, the location, the American flags, the big USA banners, sending a message

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that in the words of the vice president, she's putting country above party. She drew a stark

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contrast between her and the former president who she called an unstable wannabe dictator.

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She said that Donald Trump represents chaos and division referencing the January 6th,

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2021 attack on the U S Capitol and his more recent controversial remarks about coming

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after his political opponents, people he brands as enemies from within. Donald Trump's campaign

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has condemned comments from Joe Biden claiming the president called Trump supporters garbage.

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The White House says Biden was describing hateful rhetoric as garbage, not Trump supporters.

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The U S says it's deeply concerned by an Israeli airstrike on northern Gaza, which the Hamas

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run health ministry says left at least 93 people dead or missing. Israel says it's looking

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into reports of civilians being harmed in the strike on the town of Bates, La Jolla.

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Meanwhile, four Israeli soldiers have been killed in northern Gaza. It comes as international

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concern mounts about Israeli legislation to prevent the UN agency for Palestinian refugees

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operating in Israel. Dr. Hussam Zomlot, head of the Palestinian mission to the UK, says

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it would have a devastating impact. It's a lifeline. It's a lifeline for the people in

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Gaza on the West service. The majority of people in Gaza in terms of health education,

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I was educated by honor. I was born in a refugee camp. So does on the way in the in the West

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Bank and in the region and Lebanon and Syria and Jordan. This is literally, literally a

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lifeblood for the Palestinian people. Starbucks is reportedly telling corporate employees

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to return to the office or risk being fired. Tony Waterman reports. Starting in January,

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Starbucks will institute an accountability process to make sure workers are complying

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with its hybrid office policy and the penalty for noncompliance could be termination. That

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is according to an internal memo seen by the Wall Street Journal. It's been nearly two

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years since the company mandated corporate employees spend at least three days a week

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in the office and the company's new CEO, who commutes 1000 miles via corporate jet,

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told workers last month that there is power in having everybody together from bureaus

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worldwide. This is FSN. With FSN Spotlight, I'm Simon Marks looking in more detail today

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at the latest pronouncements by the Taliban on the rights of women in Afghanistan. You

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may remember that several weeks ago, women were banned from speaking in public. Now,

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even when they are at home, they're being banned from speaking to anyone outside their

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family. Heather Barr is interim women's rights director at Human Rights Watch. This feels

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like it's targeted very directly at women's rights protesters and women who are opposing

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Taliban abuses, who of course have to speak to each other to be able to organize protests,

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to talk to each other and plan to do things like set up underground schools for girls.

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This follows on the heels of a much longer declaration that included provisions saying

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that women's voices shouldn't be heard in public, which was also shocking and extreme.

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This is a new sign that in this case, women's rights protesters are their target. And it's

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part of what seems like it's certain to be an ongoing crackdown where the Taliban do

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more and more to erase women completely from public life. It is not known how widely the

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new rule has been implemented so far. But from the moment the Taliban returned to power

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following the botched US-led withdrawal from Afghanistan in 2021, hard-won rights for women

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have been completely eroded. I'm Simon Marks. To recap the top stories, Kamala Harris has

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framed Donald Trump as a threat to democracy in a major speech in Washington. Donald Trump's

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campaigns condemned comments from Joe Biden, claiming the president called Trump supporters

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garbage. The US says it's deeply concerned by an Israeli airstrike on northern Gaza,

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which the Hamas run health ministry says left at least 93 people dead or missing. And Starbucks

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is reportedly telling corporate employees to return to the office or risk being fired.

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That's the latest feature story news. Oli Barrett reporting.

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You don't care about 16 minutes past the top of the hour and you are still hanging out

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here on the rated are safety show. No doubt there. Yeah. A lot of stuff going on as we

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are talking, hanging, banging, doing whatever it is that we do around here. You know, I

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get very lost in some of the action and commotion of stuff that we do. Yeah. Yeah, I do. I really

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do. I do. I do. I do. I do. I do. So there you go. Okay. So let's talk. Let's talk about

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the shit list because why would we not do that? There are six days until election day

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and there is a state of the let's talk about the state of the race. No, we need to talk

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about this. It's important. The state of the race is important for us to to reference.

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Why would you say that? It's not, of course, it's important. So take a listen to this because

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there's information. Joe Rogan says that Kamala Harris demanded that he fly to her to record

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a one hour podcast in order for her to appear on the show. Rogan declined posting on X.

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I strongly feel that the best way to do this is in the studio in Austin. My sincere wish

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is to just have a nice conversation and to get to know her as a human being. I really

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hope that we can make it happen. So there you go. However, JD Vance reportedly recorded

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an interview with Rogan today. So we'll see how that goes. Also Harris has pulled $1.7

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million in media buys across major markets in North Carolina, suggesting that she's either

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very confident about her prospects or they're abandoning the state altogether. And the Supreme

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Court has declined the the here the arguments to have our FK Junior's name removed from

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the ballot in Wisconsin and Michigan or if they decide to be delisted from the ballot

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after endorsing Trump earlier this year. What an interesting time with that one. So yeah,

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so he was on the ballot. Then he asked to be removed from or let me rephrase that he

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was not on the ballot. Then he was asked to be on the ballot because he wants to be on

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the ballot. Then he's asking to be removed from the ballot because he doesn't want to

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be on the ballot anymore. Okay, it gets too confusing for me. So there you go. Also earlier

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this year, the modern day check. Hold on check in. Hold on. Modern day check kiting scheme

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went viral with tik tok, allowing customers to chase bank of chase bank to deposit a check

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for virtually any amount then immediately withdraw the funds before the check bounce.

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In a speak with me people filmed themselves committing the fraud on the app, which may

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at the time called a hack when you should have called it a crime. Now chase once their

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money bank, the bank has filed lawsuits and three federal courts targeting customers who

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stole $662,000. The suit seeks to recoup the stolen money plus legal fees and expenses.

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This is according to CNN. So let me make sure that I'm following along here. You took money

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that you did not have in deposit or said that you were depositing it. So here let me give

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you the long in the skinny here because this is what it sounds like. So long for all that

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free money customers who allegedly withdrew money fraudulently from chase banks ATM using

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an illegal scheme that blew up on tik tok over the summer. Crude soon be cut hefty checks

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back to the bank. These people were able to withdraw funds by writing a check to themselves

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and immediately withdrawing it. Well, that's a stupid thing to allow people to do seriously.

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I mean, that's just kind of a dumb thing to, to say, okay, we're going to let you do this.

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I mean, don't get me wrong. I'm not saying that people are, are not wrong for doing it,

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but geez man who came up with that genius idea. It was like, Oh, I'm sure it was like,

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Hey, let's benefit it to the customers a little bit more, but that's not what's going on.

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Oh, look at that. It's not out of focusing anymore. It does not like me kind of figured

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that it didn't. Oh, hold on. Maybe it did. Maybe it doesn't. Maybe it doesn't know what

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to do anymore. My kid. I swear that these cameras that they set up in here are kind

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of intriguing it from time to time. Oh, there we go. Now, now it likes me again. It's so

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weird. I know I get distracted by the weirdest thing. That's what I'm supposed to do. It

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was supposed to be a distraction. Anyways, I know for the audio listening people, this

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makes no sense, but ignore me. It's okay. The new leadership at Starbucks has a mandate

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for its corporate workers to get back to the office. Do you hear about this? Did you? I

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mean, we displayed it. So, I mean, I would hope, imagine that you do. The company has

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allowed a loose hybrid work structure for about two years. It hasn't been enforced.

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The new input now employees are required to be at their desk at least three days a week

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or risk termination. The new CA EO himself enjoys a hybrid work schedule, commuting by

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corporate jet from his home in Southern California to Seattle at least three days a week. So

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hold on. Let me make sure that I understand this. The corporate CEO, you know, the person

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that's in charge of all has a private jet, a corporate jet better saying that takes him

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back from Southern California to Seattle. So means that he can work while he's driving

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or somebody else is driving for him, like flying the plane. Sounds interesting. Yes.

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I mean, I get it. Sounds very at risk with all the stuff that he has going on or that

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person has going on. I'm just saying, they're throwing that out there. Just some stuff to

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think about. I mean, don't get mad at me. I'm just, I'm just saying, just saying what's

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there. So let's not lie here in regards to that. Anyway, take a listen to this real quick.

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Holy planet release its list of 30 must travel destinations in 2025. Yes. And 2025. Hold

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on. I feel like I jumped a story here. Did I jump a story? I did jump a story. So let's

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do that one. Then we'll go back. Uh, the best in travel and broken down to the top 10 cities,

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countries, and regions from the world. Topping the list is Toulouse, France, often referred

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to as Paris in miniature. The city is considered the perfect weekend. Yes. The perfect weekend

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desk break destination complete with galleries and industrial venues and cafe, the country

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of Western Africa, the national Cameroon takes the top spot. Thanks to its stunning beaches,

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not so crowded national parks and the lively nightlife. Uh, the top region, the visit is

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low country and coastal Georgia in the U S specifically are the cities of Charleston

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and Savannah, which are highlighted for the rich historical cultural significance in vibrant

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food scene. So there you go. If you want to see the mob scene, that's the thing to do.

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Apparently it's what it sounds like. So there you go. Okay. So take a listen to this. Elon

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Musk has been building a compound near Austin, Texas with multiple properties. So his children

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and their respective mothers can live next to each other. The New York time reports and

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must shelled out $35 million for 14,400 square foot mansion and another smaller six bedroom

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home directly behind it. Musk has already has a mansion, just 10 minutes away, a walk

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away from the adjoining properties. Musk has children with at least three women, including

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executive for his brain chip company, NeuroLink. She already moved into one of the homes, singer

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Grimes with, um, with whom mom shares four year old X and remains ongoing custody dispute

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with the billionaire and the rest of the space would be reserved for his first wife, Justine,

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when she and the, any of their five kids are in the area to visit. This is according to

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New York times. There you go. Yep. Turn the radio on. So there you go. I don't know. I

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mean, it makes it interesting. Not gonna lie. I mean, why would I lie about that? That seems

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like a strange thing to lie about, but yeah. What do you think? Seriously? I mean, it,

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it's different, but Hey, I mean, if you can afford to do it, do it. That's what I'm saying.

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So take a listen to this. Actress, Terry Gar has passed away. She passed away on Tuesday

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of multiples, multiple cirrhosis. Uh, according to her publicist, Gar is best known for her

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roles in young Frankenstein and Tootsie. She was 79 at the time of her passing. So there

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you go. Some stuff going on there. Have you seen that movie? I mean, it's an older movie

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at this point. I mean, it's an older movie for quite some time, but man, I wonder if

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you could make that movie nowadays. It has Dustin Hoffman. Now I'm being serious. I mean,

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there's certain movies that I don't think could be released today. Like I don't think

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like if right now, if, if Jim Carrey was making it up the ranks, cause that's what you had

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to look at. I don't think you could make Ace Ventura. You know, the first one, I don't

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think you could redo that one. Nope. I think that that would be definitely a no-go in regards

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to stuff going on. I'm just throwing that out there. Just don't think it would happen.

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That's my opinion. Cause that's why we're here. We're kind of hanging out, talking,

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just doing our stuff. But there you go. So let's talk about the numbers. The Dow lost

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about 154 points to close at 42,233 on Tuesday. The S and B increased by nine points to close

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at 5,832 and the NASDAQ increased by 145 points to close at 18,712. West Texas immediate close

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at $67 a Barrow and Brent crude was at $70 a barrel. The national average of a price

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of the gallon of gas was $3 and 13 cents on Tuesday. And Bitcoin surged on Tuesday to

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a record hig