EP 1044 - C.O.A.P.

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Our bow, what's the price you pay? For Heaven!

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Break our bones, slide through chains What's the price you pay? For Heaven!

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Life's a screen, life won't change Can I bleed like you? Do we bleed the same?

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It will amount to nothing Take your drug, break a damn pot

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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 and call it like it is! Rated R 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 I talk about it all the time. It does not matter who the host is. What always has mattered is who the listeners are.

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Anyways, today's Monday, November the 4th of 2024, day 309th of the year and only 57 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 then hanging out with our friends and colleagues over there.

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You're being infiltrated. Radio Big. Yes, infiltration in Radio Big is always the combination of things that we talk about, the things that we do, the things that we move, the things that we definitely groove about all at the same time.

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Yeah, I know it gets a little interesting sometimes. Well, that was a frozen picture. Nobody wants that. That's for sure.

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Okay, so yes, here we are. Yes, it is, you know, it's the Monday. It's the Monday of this week. And when I started telling you that there's only 57 days left to go, that's a sign.

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It's a sign that it's all coming to an end. I'll come into an end relatively quick for you, which I mean, it could be good, could be bad, depending on how you want to take a look.

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There is no doubt there. So there you go. So how was your weekend? Did you do anything fine? Exciting? Have you heard about this thing that's going on this week?

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There's like this big event that's happening tomorrow. Yeah, it's that presidential election thing, you know, the thing that everybody's been talking about taking a look at and you can't escape, especially the weekend before.

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So here's my question. Did you go vote?

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That's okay. If you didn't do early voting, that's cool. I don't think you can do much of anything today, but this really depends on what state and county you're in. So you might want to double check that.

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Or if not, you know, you always have the option for tomorrow because the tomorrow option, you know, just depending on how it is, might be quite a few people might not be that many people.

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You never know until you get there. So that's the that's the cool part about the whole process there. But hey, it's neither here nor there.

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Now, let's talk real quick. If you're new here, let's talk about this. Our show consists of safety in the news, news and safety.

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It's kind of how it goes. Does we lay out the land, talk about the things and move forward from there. We talk about it from our feature story news perspective where people come in and talk about what's going on inside of the world of news.

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I have some people that are here that are giving me new stories in real time as they're coming through.

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And then we essentially give you a versionality of a main story for us to be able to talk about some of the other things that are going on.

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And then we do that in an hour time frame during the rated our safety show. Our two and three consists of the JLM in the morning show.

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So it all depends on what you're trying to accomplish as we're going through the whole thing. So there you go. We have a video aspect of this.

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We have an audio aspect of this. We have a streaming aspect of this safety FM dot com is the best way to pull up all the information radio big dot FM is another place that you can go to for information.

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We're on the different social media platforms. And then if you have one of those fancy dancy live of pod catchers, you can actually listen to this live on the podcast.

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And then it gives you the recording directly as after we're over. So a lot of stuff, a lot of things to do as we are talking.

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So there you go. Some options. If you are looking to doing some of the things that we're able to do, that is for sure.

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Anyways, with that being said, why don't we start talking right away about what the hell was happening inside of the world of the trend?

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Because, hey, that's what we talked about. We talk a little bit about everything. Here is what was trending rated our safety show.

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OK, so as I take a look at the trends of the end of the ends and ugly job report heading into the election day and the heist gets complicated in the Netherlands.

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We'll talk about that as we get into the shit list. Also, Sean comes loses the key to Miami and Chris Martin takes a tumble.

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We'll talk about that as we get into show business. And also Tom Cruise may reprise one of his original roles and Jamie Foxx opens up about the medical scare that he had and King Charles cuts off Prince Andrew.

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We'll talk about that as we get into the Royals, Royals. So there you go. That's what's going on. So if you're ready, I'm ready.

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We can talk about the stuff that's going on. I have my friends at Feature Story News that are waiting to talk away about everything that is going on.

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So if you are good, so I am good. So and we can get moving and grooving for us right here and bring in the news. So let's go ahead and do that right now.

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Here is the news on the Royals safety show from Feature Story News in London. I'm Ollie Barrett.

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Donald Trump and Kamala Harris have been tearing through swing states in the last hours of the US election campaign, whose undecided voters could decide the result of the race.

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Jagriti Darvey reports from Washington. After her surprise appearance on Saturday Night Live, Democratic nominee Kamala Harris hit the battleground state of Michigan.

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Her challenge there is reaching out to those Arab American voters, disillusioned with the White House over its approach to the Israel-Gaza war.

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Meanwhile, Republican Donald Trump spent Sunday in North Carolina and Georgia, starting off in Pennsylvania, where he once again falsely claimed the election was being stolen and disparaged an Iowa survey that put Harris ahead in the state.

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Moldova's pro-EU President Maya Sandus won a second term in an election runoff. Her rival Alexander Stoianoglu had called for closer ties with Russia.

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Officials in Valencia say they understand people's frustration after Spain's king was pelted with mud on a visit to one of the towns devastated by last week's flooding.

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Nearly 220 people are known to have died, dozens more are missing. Samuel Romero is a civil engineer in the area. He says volunteers have been working tirelessly.

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We are so, so grateful to people, how they are self-organizing and trying to help everyone, just bringing food, bringing anything they have from that they think that it could be useful.

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All primary schools have been closed for a week in Lahore because of unprecedented air pollution in Pakistan. In neighboring India, air quality in parts of New Delhi's dipped to severe levels, with pollutants spiking to 10 times the permissible limits.

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Officials could now bring in more measures to tackle the pollution, as Ishan Gurg reports.

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For now, what the Delhi government, which is dealing with the problem locally here in the national capital, it has deployed 200 movable smog guns.

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And the idea is to basically target dust particles coming from construction sites. We are currently in phase two of the graded response action plan, which is the policy framework designed to tackle pollution in this time of the year.

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There's a likelihood that we are going to advance to stage three of this response action plan. In stage three, what we are likely to see is more bans on construction activities, more bans on firewood burning, more bans on biomass burning.

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We will also likely see some sort of cuts on vehicles on the road down the line as well, as we have seen in the past.

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From bureaus worldwide, this is FSN.

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With FSN Spotlight, I'm Simon Marks looking today in more depth at the crisis in Valencia after the King of Spain had mud thrown at him over the weekend by local residents, furious at the failure of authorities to provide them with sufficient warning of torrential rains that created flash floods, killing more than 200 people.

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The Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez was evacuated from one town on Sunday after being confronted by furious locals.

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Juan Bodera sits in the local parliament in Valencia and says the national government has engaged in criminal negligence.

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The situation is crazy because of the mismanagement of the government, of the regional government, and of course there are shared responsibilities with the national government and there are cities in the zone that have not yet been able to clean up their entire territory.

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There are still flooded barges and maybe victims there, buildings whose stability may be compromised by the water, health problems that may be aggravated by the water conditions.

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So the situation is quite dramatic and the response of the regional government is beyond words and compressible.

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The Spanish Civil Guard says extra resources are now being used in the search for people missing in the floods. The government has not yet provided any estimate of how many people are missing and when numbers are given they could only cause further fury.

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On Sunday some in the crowd called the King a murderer. I'm Simon Marks.

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To recap the top stories, Donald Trump and Kamala Harris are tearing through swing states in the last hours of the US election campaign. Moldova's pro-EU President Maya Sandus won a second term in an election runoff.

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Officials in Valencia said they understand frustration after Spain's King was pelted with mud on a visit to one of the towns devastated by flooding and all primary schools have been closed for a week in Lahore because of unprecedented pollution in Pakistan.

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That's the latest Feature Story News, Oli Barrett reporting.

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Hey, are you tired of hanging around and talking about safety in a boring kind of format?

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Well, I got something for you.

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If you haven't hung out with us yet at safety FM.com, I'm going to encourage you to do so.

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You have to come out to safety FM.

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You can come hang out with all kinds of safety professionals.

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Some are safety professionals.

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Some are just people that are talking about safety.

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But we want to do it in a format that makes it fun and entertaining.

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If you're kind of trying to figure out what the FM portion is, well, we're a radio station and also a podcast network.

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You come out, hang out, listen to my show, the Jay Allen show.

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You listen to Todd Conklin with a pre accident investigation.

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Just to name a few on what could be found on the station.

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This show is almost as enjoyable as hearing the sound of the toilet flush.

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Rated R safety show on safety FM.

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Well, I'm assuming that could be enjoyable depending on what you have going on.

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I'm just throwing that out there.

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I never know these things.

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I'm just I'm just saying anyway, 17 minutes past the top of the hour as you and I are hanging out on this lovely Monday.

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Yes, it's so lovely.

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I don't even know what to do with myself.

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It's so lovely.

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So let's talk about it because we need to get into the shit list because that's what we do.

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We are shit listers.

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What?

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That's a terrible thing to say.

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But I did say it.

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So let's do this.

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Tomorrow's election day.

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Just in case if you did not know.

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And here is the state of the race squad representative Rashida.

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I'm going to mess up her last name.

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So let's just leave it alone.

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Declined to formally endorse Kamala Harris over the weekend.

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And things can get a nuttier.

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A vowed white supremacist Richard Spencer has endorsed Harris because Trump is too pro-Israel related.

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Harris is taking apparently a contradictory stances on the Middle East conflict.

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In Pennsylvania, she's running ads doubting that her support for Israel in Michigan.

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She's running pro-Palestine ads, an extra perimeter fence expanding the security footprint around the Naval Observatory went up over the weekend.

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And the event of Harris wins and begins receiving even more extensive protection.

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So there you go.

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Also, Harris appeared on a cold open of Saturday Night Live in September.

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Lauren Michael said that neither candidate would appear over equal time concerns.

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The Trump campaign said that there were never invited to appear.

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The FCC Commissioner Brendan Carr calls this a clear and blatant equal time violation.

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So, well, you're going to see what happens there because I don't think that that's going to be left alone.

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Regardless of the outcome, I think that there will be some conversations that will definitely come out of it at minimum.

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At minimum, some conversations in regards of what will happen there.

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So we'll take a look as we go forward.

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You'll know. I mean, you just kind of know how this goes.

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This is not going to be one of those things where it's just going to go away.

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Never is going to happen.

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There's going to be some conversations about this.

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So let's continue.

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And what one of the most astonishing stories of the entire year has been the entirely the campaign chaos.

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The Washington Post reports that Chinese intelligence agency have hacked deeply into the American telecommunications network

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and have been actively monitoring real time phone calls, including Donald Trump and J.D. Vance.

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But the extent of the hack gives China access to the phones of millions of American sources, say.

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And it's not even of the top 10 story.

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So that's something. I mean, that's something to think about.

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Trump has a busy final campaign day for rallies beginning in North Carolina, swinging through two in Pennsylvania

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and closing things down at nine thirty p.m. in Grand Rapids, Michigan.

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Harris is finishing up her last day campaigning with rallies in Allentown, Pittsburgh and Philadelphia.

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Lady Gaga is expected to appear at one of the rallies.

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I mean, here's my question, because I want to know this.

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So you did hear.

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Because I think everybody did hear that good old Beyonce showed up to one of them, but she didn't sing.

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And I think that's kind of odd.

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And now I'm kind of interested in regards of OK, so if Lady Gaga is showing up, is she singing?

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Because I don't know. I mean, I would think that when you have somebody.

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But then again, I guess if you have like an actor show up to your event, it's not like they're going to be acting.

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So I guess I have a lot of questions there. I'm just kind of confused.

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Like if you have a singer that shows up and they can sing, why wouldn't they sing at your event?

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It's kind of a weird one. But who knows?

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Who truly cares what this guy has to say? Who gives a shit?

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Rated R, Safety Show.

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Yeah, I don't know. I just ask questions.

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Anyways, Friday, October jobs reports from the Bureau of Labor Statistics shows the devastating number for this economy.

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Yeah, I did say that. Who's a firms created just twelve thousand jobs in the last month.

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Expectations exceeded one hundred thousand, offsetting the private job sector implosion where there are forty thousand government jobs created.

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And it gets worse. The report revised down the job numbers from August and September by twelve thousand.

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This is according to Barron's.

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So just in case if you're looking at where the source information is coming from, because I've told you this from the very beginning.

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Even with a doorbell camera and tracking down the culprit, the committed property damage isn't always a given.

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Yeah, a California man, Madure or excuse me, Brady Moore came home to find one of someone had crashed into his Jetta.

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His son left parked in the front of the house.

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Home camera footage revealed that the mail truck driver struggling to control the vehicle, hitting the car, then speeding off after someone called local posts of the local post office came to take photos were reimbursement claim.

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He didn't hear back when it escalated to Sacramento Postmaster General.

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He told the two repair estimates that he was told to take take up to nine months to take a look at his information.

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Moore said that even though the impact was minor, that the hit was enough to cause structural damage, making the vehicle undrivable.

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The insurance claim wasn't enough to replace it and were settlement for an older model.

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It's going to take nine months.

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I mean, let's be realistic.

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That's a real weird one when we start talking about it.

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Crooks in the Netherlands took a pair of screen prints of work by Andy Warhol from MPV, not MVP, but MPV Gallery on Friday.

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The stolen piece of the stolen pieces despic is the picked Queen Elizabeth II in Denmark's Queen from the Denmark's Queen.

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The thieves apparently tried to take all four but left the latter of the two on the street.

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So do you think that they went there with no idea what the hell they were stealing?

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Or do you going to go now?

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I'm just wondering because you wouldn't think that you would want to leave that on the road and then go, oh, no, it's not going to fit in my my getaway car.

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Weird stuff. Weird stuff.

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Mental health completed the journey on Saturday, setting the new Guinness World Record.

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Anton Newton boom walked more than three thousand one hundred miles over eight and a half months.

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He had to have nothing on his feet and not even a bandaid.

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An army veteran who who did three tours in Afghanistan, used his walk to raise over forty thousand dollars for Movember and an annual fundraising campaign for men's health.

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Newton bottom Newton boom says that his next plan is to complete more world records. This is according to the New York Post.

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I don't know some stuff to think about. No doubt there whatsoever.

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So let's get into some other stuff. I got a death and I got a baby.

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So let's talk about both. Actor Alan Ratchen has died.

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He passed away on Saturday at Cedar Side and I Medical Center in Los Angeles after experience heart failure.

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Alan is best known for his roles in L.A. law and Dharma and Greg.

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I mean, there's nothing else to put it in that way.

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Also, actress Margot Robbie welcomed her first baby, a baby boy with her husband, Tom, whatever the hell his name is.

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They're both 34. No word on the official date or name of the baby.

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Jennifer Gates welcomed her second child with husband Esquistine Natal Nassar.

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She's 28 and he's 33, a baby girl named Maya arrived on October the 16th, according to Instagram posts from Gates.

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Layla Gates is the daughter of Bill and Melinda Gates.

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So there you go. There you go. What else do we got? What else do we got?

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Should we talk? Oh, yeah, let's talk about the sick bathing.

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I was I was at the beach yesterday. I should probably show you the lifeguard video.

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That's an interesting one. But we'll talk about that later.

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But somebody informed me that James Vanderbeek has a I guess colorectal cancer.

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Let's talk about the weekend box office because I think some people are going to want to hear about this.

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Beetlejuice Beetlejuice came in at number 10 with two million dollars.

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Zingham again was two point one million dollars.

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Bull Brahelli, I believe it's what it's called. Part three, two point two million dollars.

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Terrifier three, three point two million dollars.

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Number seven, we live in time three point four million dollars and number six and number five was here with five million dollars.

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And number four, Conclave with five point three million dollars.

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What seven point five million dollars.

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Venom. Twenty six point one million dollars stayed at the number one spot.

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There you go. For the people that are excited about their about Venom.

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And if you're not familiar with what I was just quoting, it's an Eminem song just in case.

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Anyways, let's talk about the Dow real quick. The Dow gained about two hundred and eighty eight points to close on Friday.

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The S&P increased by twenty three points to close at five thousand seven hundred and twenty eight.

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And the Nasdaq increased by one hundred and forty four points to close at eighteen thousand two hundred and thirty nine.

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West Texas Intermediate closed at sixty nine dollars a barrel.

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The national average of a price of a gallon of gas on Sunday was three dollars and ten cents.

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And I know some gas station attend to got fired because somebody they had put the price out there for two dollars and nine cents for unleaded regular fuel.

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So, you know, somebody lost it there on that one, that's for sure.

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What else? Bitcoin was mostly flat on the weekend trading just under seventy thousand dollars.

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And there was more than let's say let's say let's say let's say more than two thousand eight hundred and ten flights delayed within into and out of the United States on Sunday.

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So there you go. And about forty five such cancellations.

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A lot of people not excited about that. Tuesday night's mega million drawing will be for three hundred and three million dollar jackpot or one hundred forty one point eight million dollar cash payout.

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Tonight's Powerball drawing will be for sixty three million dollar jackpot or twenty nine point seven million dollar cash payout.

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So if you want to play the game, you have the opportunity to do so.

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Also take a listen to this. Liam Payne's body will be returned home to the UK by midweek ahead of the funeral in St. Paul's, Catrida.

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The autopsy of the 31 year old who died from falling off the third floor balcony in Buenos Aires the last month showed that he suffered twenty five injuries and had alcohol and drugs in his system.

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An investigation of his eye of his death is still ongoing. This is according to the site.

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So I thought that there was already some information out there that he that there was drugs inside of his system and some alcohol inside of his system.

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These were things that were already known. And so, I mean, that took. I mean, let's talk about this. Wasn't it like the 16th of October?

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And we're still talking here mid like we're at the beginning of November and the body still has not arrived to his home country.

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That sounds like a long period of time to get to get it over there. I mean, I'm just saying I'm not picking. That's for sure.

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But I look at it from the standpoint and go, man, that is weird that it would take that amount of time to get that rolling.

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I mean, I'm just saying I don't I don't know how you look at it. I just go from the standpoint of it gets strange all of a sudden that it would take that amount of time in regards of getting that stuff over there.

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I'm what do you think? Like, what is your perspective on it? Do you look at it and go differently or do you look at it from the standpoint and go?

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No, that's about the amount of time that it would take to do something along those lines. I never know. I don't know anything about traveling.

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I mean, I know that I'm supposed to be somewhere. I was supposed to get into a plane. I was supposed to go somewhere.

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But that's about it. That's about the highlight of the stuff that I know. And believe me, I'm not a person that you want to follow in regards to traveling.

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I'd probably give you some terrible ideas of things to do because that's just kind of who I am.

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So there you go. Some stuff, some stuff for sure for us to talk about.

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So let's do this because it's already past the timeline. Let's talk about our main story.

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So let's go ahead and do that right now.

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Here is our main story on the way to our safety show.

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OK, so let's talk about this because, you know, we talk about some stuff.

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We talk about other stuff, but we don't talk about all things. That's for sure.

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And maybe that's a good thing that we don't talk about all things, but we talk about a lot of things.

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So I wanted to cover something today and maybe it's a term that you've heard of.

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Maybe it's a term you haven't heard of, but definitely want to give it as the title of this thing today as we are talking about this.

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But have you ever heard the term C.O.A.P.?

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No, I have you like think about this for a moment. C.O.A.P.

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If you don't know what it stands for, it says check often as possible is generally used in various contexts where monitoring or frequent check ins are required.

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Here are some of the scenarios that it were well that it might apply to safety and compliance and workplaces where safety critical equipment or hazardous equipment.

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Employees are often instructed to check often as possible to ensure that everything is functional and correct correctly and safely working.

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This can apply to checking machinery, equipment, safety measures, so on.

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I.T. and network security in cybersecurity and I.T. check often as possible could refer to regularly monitoring systems for threats or vulnerabilities.

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Network administers may see a AP for abnormal activity system updates or alerts quality control and manufacturing or in production environment.

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C.O.A.P. is useful to maintain quality standards by inspecting the product or process frequently to ensure that they meet specification.

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Service is customer support. C.O.A.P. can apply to situations where the agent should check regularly on ongoing issues or updates for consumer maintain satisfaction resolved issues promptly and health care for health care monitoring,

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particularly with at home care of chronic conditions.

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Management C.O.A.P. can be advised to check vital signs, symptoms or equipment. Essentially, C.O.A.P. is a guiding principle to stay on top of situations that require ongoing intention, providing early detection or issues before it's escalated.

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Now you might be sitting there today and going, why in the hell are you talking about C.O.A.P.? Check often as possible.

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Isn't it funny that tomorrow if you're in the U.S., you have the opportunity if you haven't done so already to participate in an election.

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And I don't care who you're voting for. Let's start off with that because I always think that that's an important thing for us to discuss.

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But funny on how during this time of the year and for most people every four years, this becomes C.O.A.P. Check often as possible.

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Now, listen, I'm not going to sit here and tell you that I'm going to agree with any politician that sits inside of the White House because that's not for me to tell you or not to tell you.

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But I look at it from the standpoint of why is it that during this timeline we look at this as a checked often as possible to see who's winning, to see on who might be leading, on seeing on what's going to happen next.

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Why are we not doing periodic checks throughout? Because here's where we get confused sometimes.

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And I know that we're getting a little political today. Why do we only check every four years? Why are we not keeping a scorecard throughout?

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Because what we tend to forget from time to time is the politicians that sit there are supposedly the people that are supposed to be helping the general public.

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They represent the general public. So if it's a checked often as possible every fourth year during an election, why don't we make that the standard throughout?

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And listen, you can do as many polls as you want.

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And regards on how great someone is, how good someone is taking a look at these polls and regards on how people are seeing them. And that's great and everything. But is that going to get you where you want to go?

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I don't know. I look at this during this time and go in your life.

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What is a COAP? What have you determined that it's that?

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What have you determined that it needs to be checked all the time?

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What do you check as often as possible?

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Because over the next few days, and hopefully we will have an outcome by tomorrow night, and if we don't, then we'll be looking at a COAP for the rest of the month is normally how it gets or for an extended period of time.

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But think about that for a moment.

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The checked often as possible aspect becomes on things that are important. So why does it take so long for it to become important? And it's not important where you're going through.

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That's the stuff that I am always curious about. Why do these things happen in that particular matter?

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But then again, what the hell do I know? I am just a guy behind a microphone.

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Oops, what did he just say?

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We at Safety FM don't always agree with the viewpoints of our hosts and guests.

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Now back to real safety talk on Safety FM. Don't go anywhere. You're listening to the home of real safety talk.

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Radio.

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I know you all want to hit your revenue targets and get the launch done.

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Well, making sure that your team knows what to do and how to do it is a huge part of it.

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So I'm sure that you all do different kinds of training and I'm willing to bet that you probably use PowerPoint, Zoom, et cetera.

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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.

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I mean, it is a reality of what happens.

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That's why I strongly recommend a tool called Articulate 360.

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That makes it so easy to whip together interactive, really beautiful e-learnings that really engages people and gets info across.

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You can create short form micro learning super interactive courses and really whatever you need when you're in their site.

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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.

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Literally, everyone uses Articulate over one hundred and twenty thousand companies and all one hundred fortune one hundred companies.

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That's Articulate dot com four slash three sixty to start your free trial.

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And don't forget to tell them that I was the one that sent you there.

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Some of the best things in life come to those who wait.

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But we ain't waiting for shit.

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OK, here we go.

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You know how it goes around here.

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We're talking some music is that's what we do.

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Currently, forty four minutes past the top of the hour.

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What's the price you pay for heaven?

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Seriously, that's the song that's playing right here on the rated our safety show.

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This is by a band called Night in I.T.E.

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Price for Heaven.

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Songs readily available on Spotify, YouTube music, Apple music.

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What do you think?

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What is the price you pay for heaven?

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Yeah, definitely would like to thank night for allowing us to play this here on the rated our safety show.

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No doubt about that.

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Songs available on Spotify, YouTube music and Apple music.

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Give it a little downloady reaction.

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OK, so there you go.

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Thanks again tonight for allowing us to play this here on the rated our safety show.

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Anyways, let's talk about the most important thing that I will ever tell you in my lifetime.

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And that's about my friends that to write love on her arms, no matter what you're facing, you deserve to be connected to help.

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And the people that to write love on her arms want you to know that people have been where you are now and healing is possible.

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Things can get better.

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So all you need to do is go to T.W.L.O.H.A.

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.com and go to the far right hand side and click on the section that says find help.

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Once you get there, you can find information related to addiction, depression, anxiety, eating disorder, self-injury, suicide, trauma, grief, support.

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Just to name a few T.W.L.O.H.A..com to write love on her arms.

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Probably the best website that I've ever been to.

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And I'm not saying that as a joke.

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I am saying that because it has so much good information on there in regards to how it can change everything for you.

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Seriously, T.W.L.O.H.A..com to write love on her arms.

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So there you go to write love on her arms.

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Anyways, let's continue talking about some other things that are going on inside of the world.

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Let's talk about this. A new kind of plug in.

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Yeah. So do you have the feeling that time change lag this morning?

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Well, even though the switch of the standard time over the weekend and most of North America and many other countries resulted in a theory is the U.S.

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or excuse me, in us enjoying the extra hour of sleep on Saturday night.

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We got the news last week the effects of the brains last until November the 16th.

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And those are just the effects of the actual time change.

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Many people suffer of depression symptoms throughout winter due to the reduced daylight, cold weather and resulting isolation that can result.

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Now there's good news.

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Research researchers at King College in London say that they have developed a device that delivers mild electrical stimulation to the brain,

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which is a safe safely and effectively treat depression symptoms and it can be used at home.

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And let's see. And rather than going to a clinic, the technique is called Transactional Direct Current Stimulation, TDCS,

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involved in delivering a very weak electrical current about 1000 times weaker than what powers the LED bulb.

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Though two electrodes placed on your scalp in the test, those who received the treatment were three times more likely to see their depression

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go into remission compared to those who using a placebo device.

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The researchers point out that this could help around 280 million people worldwide who are currently dealing with depression symptoms

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and without the side effects of antidepressants or the extensive ongoing of going to my therapist.

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I mean, I guess and to double the effect, turn on your brain stimulator and off the mass singer.

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So there you go. That's some stuff to talk about. I don't know. What do you think?

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I mean, how does this affect you? Like I will tell you when we get to this time of the year, I hate it.

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I do not like it. I am not a fan. I do not like the time change.

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What I don't understand is that I live in Florida. Well, I do understand that part.

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But what I don't understand is this many moons ago, they passed a law here or not a law.

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They actually passed a statute that you could vote on that we would stay in daylight savings time.

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I pose the standard time and it was approved through the state, but it has to go to the feds to get approved because you can approve to change your time to

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daylight standard time the whole time, but you cannot approve to stay in daylight savings time the whole time.

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It has never been approved for the federal government. I don't even know if it was even brought forward.

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So I don't know. It gets weird. That's for sure. Anyways, with that being said, why don't we do this?

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Let's bring some John Smalls into our life and let him tell us a little bit about the motivation minute.

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

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Today's quote was submitted by Julie.

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Frida Kahlo said they will call you crazy because you are because you were born with the gift of seeing things differently.

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And that scares them. They're going to call you intense because you are because you were born with the value well placed to allow yourself to feel it all fully.

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And that intimidates them. They're going to call you selfish because that's right.

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Because you found out that you're the most important thing in your life. And that doesn't suit them.

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You're going to be called in many ways with many judgments for a long time.

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But stay firm on yourself and what you want. And I promise you one day they're going to call you to say thank you for existing.

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What a great quote. I love the entire thing.

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Today's motivation minute courtesy of Genesis gold IRA.com. I'm John Small.

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Thanks for listening. Your favorite motivational quotes can be submitted for upcoming programs at motivation minute dot org.

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Hello, I'm Richard actually with your one minute devotion.

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No matter how many times Peter failed, God refused to give up on him.

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The Lord had a plan for Peter's life and he refused to allow Peter's repeated failures to compromise his divine purposes.

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In the end, God redeemed Peter's mistakes. He touched them with his redeeming grace and turned them into material for ministry.

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If God did not reject Peter because of his mistakes, he will not reject us either.

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In truth, God's gifts and his call are irrevocable. That's Romans 11, 29.

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Philippians one says God, who began a good work within you, will continue his work until it is finally finished.

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Lord, thank you for never giving up on us. 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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I'm Ollie Barrett.

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Donald Trump and Kamala Harris have been tearing through swing states in the last hours of the US election campaign, whose undecided voters could decide the result of the race.

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Jai Gritty-Dawai reports from Washington. After her surprise appearance on Saturday Night Live, Democratic nominee Kamala Harris hit the battleground state of Michigan.

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Her challenge there is reaching out to those Arab-American voters disillusioned with the White House over its approach to the Israel-Gaza war.

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Meanwhile, Republican Donald Trump spent Sunday in North Carolina and Georgia, starting off in Pennsylvania, where he once again falsely claimed the election was being stolen and disparaged an Iowa survey that put Harris ahead in the state.

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Moldova's pro-EU President Maya Sandus won a second term in an election runoff. Her rival Alexander Stoyanoglu had called for closer ties with Russia.

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Officials in Valencia say they understand people's frustration after Spain's king was pelted with mud on a visit to one of the towns devastated by last week's flooding.

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Nearly 220 people are known to have died, dozens more are missing. Samuel Romero is a civil engineer in the area. He says volunteers have been working tirelessly.

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We need to clean so many houses, we need to clean so many businesses. More people will need once we need to rebuild all this. But what we need is big machinery because we need to move all the stuff to lorries in order to clean the streets first and then to put some water in there and start cleaning all the pavement.

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These hands are really needed and we are so, so grateful to people how they are self-organizing and trying to help everyone, just bringing food, bringing anything they have at home that they think could be useful.

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All primary schools have been closed for a week in Lahore because of unprecedented air pollution in Pakistan. In neighboring India, air quality in parts of New Delhi's dipped to severe levels, with pollutants spiking to 10 times the permissible limits.

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Officials could now bring in more measures to tackle the pollution as Ishan Garg reports.

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For now, what the Delhi government, which is dealing with the problem locally here in the national capital, it has deployed 200 movable smog guns and the idea is to basically target dust particles coming from construction sites.

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We are currently in phase two of the graded response action plan, which is the policy framework designed to tackle pollution in this time of the year.

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And there's a likelihood that we are going to advance to stage three of this response action plan. In stage three, what we are likely to see is more bans on construction activities, more bans on firewood burning, more bans on biomass burning.

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We will also likely see some sort of cuts on vehicles on the road down the line as well as we have seen in the past.

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From bureaus worldwide, this is FSN.

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Ah, safety show.

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In order to save the planet from cow farts, why doesn't someone just invent really large gas ex pills? God, what's that awful stench? Radio.

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Okay, so let's get into it. Let's talk real quick about some things that are going on before we get you out of here. Let's take a look at things that happened back on at this date.

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Back in 2019, the largest mask commutation in the US history, over 460 nonviolent inmates are freed from Oklahoma prisons as part of the state prison reforms.

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The release comes after the passage of a bill that limits prison time for many low level and nonviolent drug and property offenses at the time. Oklahoma had the highest incarceration rate in the country that happened back on this date in 2019.

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Let's talk about some birthdays that are going on today. Meadow Walker turns 26. Drew Starkley turns 31. Des Bryant 36. Bethan O'Frankel turns 54. Sean Combs, well, he turns 56 today. Matthew McConaughey turns 55.

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Jeff Probst turns 63. Ralph Macchio turns 63. I would have never guessed that seriously from karate kid fame. Kathy Griffin turns 64. Laura Bush, the former first lady turned 78 and Loretta Swift turns 87 today.

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If you're looking at some birthdays, you're looking at some days of the year to celebrate. I have some of those. It's job action day.

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Color the World Orange Day, National Chicken Lady Day, National Easy Bake Oven Day, Use Your Common Sense Day, and National Candy Day. I guess that's some days. I mean, if you really look at it, some days really to celebrate if you're into that stuff.

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So there you go. If you need a random joke for today, I of course have one of those for you. If I had a dollar for every time I did not know what was going on, I'd be like, why am I always getting all this money?

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Seriously, not a joke. That's a, that's a, I should, I should have said that was a serious statement, not a joke. So there you go.

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If you need a question for a matter of fact, if you need a phone starter for today, let's do this one. What quote totally changed the way that you look at things?

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Just ask him. Okay. If you need a question for the water cooler, I got one for you. I got one for you. 26% of us say this is our biggest pet peeve about zoom calls. What is it?

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Other people yawning. Really? That's your biggest pet peeve on zoom.

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What pisses me off is when I go into an event and somebody else is hosting it and I'm in the middle of the speech and somebody hits the mute all button.

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And then of course I don't realize that it's muted. And then it takes a hot second before some everybody else realize that it's muted and I'm just moving my mouth for no reason.

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And people are going, yeah, can't hear you. And then you kind of have to start back up in regards to what's going on. I guess that would be my biggest pet peeve.

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Okay. So with that being said, that's going to end our time together. Top of the hour. I'll be going over to radio big dot FM. Yes. No, seriously.

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I will be going over to radio big dot FM to hang out for the next couple of hours or so. If you're so inclined to come out and hang out with me, would love to see you there.

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If not, you can hang out on safety FM and hang out with the likes of Sheldon Primus as he'll talk about the world of safety consulting.

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Thank you for always being the best part of safety FM and radio big. And that is the listener because without you, it makes no sense to do what we do around here.

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If I can't leave you with a deep thought for today, I would love to leave you with this. Success is often achieved by those who don't know that failure is inevitable.

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Yep. There you go. Something to think about. I know who you are.

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You know who I am. Love you. Mean it. And goodbye.

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The views and opinions expressed on this podcast are those of the host and its guests 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.

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It 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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