On this Election Day episode of the Rated R Safety Show, Jay Allen dives into the tension and excitement surrounding the U.S. presidential election, breaking down what’s at stake as Americans cast their votes. Jay discusses predictions, polling, and the possible twists and turns as the night unfolds. While reflecting on the voting process, he also challenges listeners to think about the real impact of elections on their daily lives and encourages everyone to focus on their personal role in shaping the future. Will it be a red wave, a blue wave, or maybe even a purple haze? Listen in for insight, a bit of humor, and some Election Day motivation.

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The following program is rated malsv it contains strong language sexual situations and violence it is intended only for mature audiences

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Finally show with the balls to call it like it is rated our safety show on safety FM

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Come down to audio torture

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The race is our safety show starts in three two one

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Let the eardrum pain begin

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Forget the corporate bullshit. This is the rated our safety show with your host doctor

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It doesn't matter who the host is. Oh

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So true. I know you know it too. It does not matter

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Who the host is what has always mattered is who exactly the listeners are?

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Anyways, if you'd have not heard today is Tuesday

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Yes, Tuesday

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November the fifth. Yes, this date might have been mentioned quite a bit before day

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310th of the year and only 56 days left to go. We are broadcasting from the safety FM studios in

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Orlando

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Florida and coming across the multiverse known as safety FM and hanging out with our friends and colleagues over the

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Why does infiltration and radio big always seem to be a thing when we are hanging out

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So are you ready for today?

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Like seriously, it's the day that people have been talking about for

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months maybe even years

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And how big of a day today is gonna be just in case you did not know this if you're not in the US

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It is a you know political Tuesday. I mean, I guess it's political every day

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But today is the election here in the United States of America. So yeah, it's gonna be an interesting one

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Regardless of what happens red wave blue wave purple waves maybe a purple haze if you know what I'm saying there

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So a lot of stuff going on for sure

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So hopefully the last 24 hours have been enjoyable for you in regards of what's going on cuz hey, you know

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That's gonna be an important aspect of regardless of what happened. So there you go

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So if you're new here, let's talk about this because I need to describe to you what we do here

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

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And some people like that some people don't and it's okay. It's okay if you don't like what we have to offer. It's okay

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We bring in some professional broadcasters

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They talk about what's going on from their particular level and then I give you some level of main story and we tie it all

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Together and give you a love love love love love love love

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We're a video. We are a video show an audio show in a text messaging show

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No, not not true on the last part

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But we are in a podcast catcher that plays this in real time as we're doing it

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Then we're on the bay are available on the radio in real time

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And then we're available also in a video aspect in real time safety FM calm will kind of get you all the best places

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In regards of taking a listen taking a view whatsoever on what you want to do now

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Remember we do visual radio and safety FM calm

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Besides that we're on the social media platforms

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And then you can interact with our show if you're so inclined to do so by going to you ready for this going to

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going to do do do

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Colin radio.com. So there you go all kinds of stuff

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To be able to do if you're able to do it in that particular fashion

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So with that being said why don't we start talking right away about what the hell was trending in the overnight?

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Here is what was trending rated our safety show

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Okay a tough housing market spells trouble for

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The young first-time buyers and tech union strikes on election eve

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We'll talk about that as we get into the shit list

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Also did he turns 55 behind bars and Tom Holland often googles his girlfriend. No, there you go

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Also, Jennifer Hudson and sting joined the voice and another

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Royale or tour

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Tour is already in the works

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So we'll talk about all of that stuff as we are going through. So there you go

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Yeah, a lot of a lot of things a lot of things going on. No doubt here. I

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Don't know. I think today's gonna be interesting. I will be surprised

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Will be surprised that if by this evening

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We will tell you who the new president of the United States will be I will really be in shock

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We'll see what happens. I mean, I don't know. I mean I mean it's we'll talk about it later

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Let's leave that info for later. We'll talk about that a little bit later, later, later, later, later

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So there you go

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So I have some people that are waiting for future story news that are ready to talk to you about everything that is going on

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Inside of the world of the news at least the way that they see it

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And so let's get them started. Let them talk a little bit. We'll come back

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We'll talk about some stuff that's going on in real time, baby

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Real time, you know, it's all about the love around here in regards to the things that are going on

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So we'll do that stuff and go from there. So if you're ready, I'm ready feature story news coming up right now

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So let's get it all started for you

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Here is the news

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News in London, I'm Ollie Barrett

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It's election day in the United States the final day on which Americans can vote in the race for the White House

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Vice President Kamala Harris wrapped up her campaign in Pennsylvania flanked by Bruce Springsteen and Lady Gaga

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Donald Trump addressed supporters at his final rally in Grand Rapids, Michigan

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From Washington Simon Marks reports by the time this campaign wrapped up to show up and bring your vote

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And if you have somebody else that got a little lazy

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Bring that person to Donald Trump and Kamala Harris had relentlessly urged their supporters to get out and vote more than

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77 million Americans participated in early voting

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That's the majority of people who will take part in this election

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But Kamala Harris in Pennsylvania like her rival in Michigan was pushing for every last supporter she could find

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So listen, we got hard work to do but here's the thing. We like hard work

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Hard work is good work

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Hard work is joyful work

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And make no mistake we will win

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But will she Democrats cannot understand how this race is close but it is

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Security across the nation is tight fears are spreading about violence if the result is unclear or if Donald Trump

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Disputes its outcome North Korea fired multiple short-range ballistic missiles towards its Eastern Sea hours before the US

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Presidential election according to the South Korean military Laura Westbrook reports at least seven missiles flew 400 kilometers

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To an altitude of a hundred kilometers before falling in waters outside of Japan's exclusive economic zone

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According to Japan's defense minister again Nakatani

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There were no immediate reports of damage Kim Yo-jong the powerful sister of leader Kim Jong-un

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Condemned the recent military drills by the United States Japan and South Korea as threats and said they justify North Korea's nuclear

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Reinforcement South Korean officials have said that North Korea was likely to dial up its military displays

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Around the US presidential election human rights activists are calling for Iran to release a woman detained after taking her clothes off at a university

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They say she was protesting against hijab rules. The university says she was taken to a psychiatric hospital

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suffering from a mental disorder

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Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's hit out at Canada in an escalating row accusing the country of making cowardly attempts to intimidate

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India's diplomats both countries last month expelled each other's top diplomats after Canada claimed India was targeting Indian

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dissidents in the country

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Rebecca Bundon reports from Mumbai Modi's comments followed an attack on a Hindu temple in the Canadian city of Brampton

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He called it a deliberate attack and India's foreign ministry says that extremists and separatists were behind the violence

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Canada's Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said the violence was unacceptable from bureaus worldwide. This is FSN

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With FSN spotlight

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I'm Simon Marks as America's election wraps up will the gender gap in support between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump prove to be

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Decisive more women say they are determined to vote for Harris than men are for Trump and in early voting women have

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participated in greater numbers than men

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Fueled the Democrats believe by a desire to protect abortion rights in America

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Michael Yaki is a former senior advisor to Nancy Pelosi

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Well, I think you're going to be seeing it especially in the areas where there's a state referendum on it. There's one in Florida

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There's one in Arizona. There's one in Montana

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You know Kamala Harris did a little drop by in Florida not too long ago

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and I think that measure the the initiative to serve and the

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Six-week abortion ban is gaining a lot of steam and may have a knock-on effect for Kamala Harris's campaign

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This is not unlike what the Republicans did in

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2004 when they put on a bunch of competitive state ballots anti-gay marriage measures

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Which at that time were fairly popular in a lot of conservative states

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They use that as a means to generate turnout from the Christian right that I think that we're seeing here is one of the largest

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in history gender gaps in voting

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That will be seen and it's going to be interesting that the look at the numbers at when the polls closed and everyone's

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Sort of dissecting what happens and how big that gender gap is and that gap some polls suggest is as high as

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19% even in this fiercely competitive race between Harris and Trump with FSN spotlight

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I'm Simon Marx to recap the top stories its election day in the United States

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North Korea has fired multiple short-range ballistic missiles towards its Eastern Sea hours before the US presidential election

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according to South Korea

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human rights activists are calling for Iran to release a woman detained after taking her clothes off at a university and

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Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has hit out at Canada again in a diplomatic row

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That's the latest feature story news Oli Barrett reporting

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Okay, here we go 17 minutes past the top of the hour as you and I are hanging out on this lovely

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Lovely lovely day. Yeah, it's that Tuesday, you know, we've been talking about it already

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So I don't think I'm telling you anything extra anything. You did not know anything that you should be surprised about it

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Okay, so let's get into it because that's what we do here

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We get into the shit that we want to talk about so it's the hit list and let's go ahead and get through it right now

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Today's Election Day if you're hoping for an early bedtime

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There are early signs of one candidate might be running away with it for Harris

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If there's an early call for Harris in North Carolina or Georgia, that's a sign of a big early decisive wins in a crucial

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Battleground states that currently favor Trump for Trump an upset win in New Hampshire or Virginia

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Where he held a rally in the last few days suggest a massive shifts in voter sentiment in favor of him and an early win

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in any blue wall states of Wisconsin, Michigan or

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Pennsylvania also bodes well for

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For either though. It's likely won't be an early call to

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Taking Pennsylvania gives either candidate an enormous boost tonight

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The first polls will close at 5 p.m. Central time in the eastern parts of Indiana and in Kentucky

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The big wave of states call will come in around 7 p.m

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With polls closing in 21 states in the District of Columbia

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Alaska shuts things down at midnight, but it tallies it will likely will still be underway in the Western States at least

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Trump will will be at Mar-a-Lago with the event nearby in Palm Beach County Convention Center and Harris will have an event in

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the alma mater of Howard University in

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So there you go a lot of stuff

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Regardless of what's going on and I'm gonna tell you this

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We're gonna see a lot of stuff going on tonight regardless and you know

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One person will be up for a period of time and then some other person will be will be down or vice versa

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And things will kind of shift and shatter and all that other kind of fun stuff

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It's as good as a guess is your guess so that's gonna be the the fun part because that's all we're doing at this point

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It's guessing so let's get into some other stuff and we'll get back into that in just a few

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Because why would we not talk about that today?

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So here you go the astronauts in the International Space Station have cast ballots for today's election despite

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orbiting some 250 miles above the earth

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Though than the national race even presidential elections are organized at the state and county level some logistics varying

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Depending on where the astronaut is registered

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But generally they will fill out an electronic ballot that is sent back through a ground-to-date

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Sent back through a ground antenna in New Mexico and from there the data head submission control

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Which passes into the appropriate of the appropriate clerk?

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Only the astronaut and clerk have access to the ballot was completed using data encryption technology

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This is according to the New York Post

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So yeah that I mean that's interesting. I think it's interesting

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So a lot of stuff to make sure that their votes count as well. So there you go

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What do you think? Yeah, there's a whole there's a whole article about it

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If you go to the New York Post where they're sharing everything that happens

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With how that uh that whole schema of things ends up working for them. So there there you go

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I don't know. I think I find it kind of interesting when it's all set and done. Anyways, the New York Times Tech

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Guiled a union of workers

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Who work for great lady technology in?

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Technology in home infrastructure went on strike on Monday as previously reported

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They are demanding a buffet of benefits and worker protections on more a reasonable end

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They want to increase in stricter contract

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Contracts to only permit dismissal for cause the nuttier end of things

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They want a bereavement leave for their pets in unlimited break time

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Which is even more weird because they're most likely work from home and also are protesting the the paper

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Demanded they work from the office twice a week. This is also coming

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From the New York Times. So let's talk about this because we're starting to see this more and more and I don't know where you work

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From I don't know how the the layout of the land works at your workplace, but I want to talk about this real quick

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for you to start coming into the workplace to

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In this example, it's twice a week. How do you look at that? How does that come about for you?

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Because is it something where you go? Okay, this makes sense to do or does it make no sense whatsoever?

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Because that's gonna be a lot of questions now because if I was hired to do one thing and then all of a sudden the thing

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Changes was that it does happen with work

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Progress going forward because some of these people were living

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Hundreds of miles away from their office

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I mean and I know that during the pandemic some people lived in New York and they moved to like states like Alabama as an example

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And we're spending the expecting the same kind of compensation, which I don't know how that works

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Because should it change because based on where you live, I don't know because now the competition changes entirely

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

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Is trying to be entertaining

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We did our safety show

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Okay, in the just the last year the median age of American home buyers has increased by six years. Are you ready for this?

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Yeah, that's a troubling statistic and just another sign of young Americans have been priced out of the home ownership market and post-pandemic

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Era in the early 2010s according to research the National Association of Realtors the median age is in the low

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40s and it gets worse the first time home buyers are also getting older rising from 35 to 38 over the last year

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first time home buyers also decreased by eight points in the last year from

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32% to 24% when analysts from CNBC says it may take two decades

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And of the mortgage business, I've never seen a more difficult time for Millennials to purchase a home

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Where Millennials purchasing homes before?

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I'm just asking the question. I'm just curious on how it works

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So, I mean that gets interesting when you start talking about it

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So I'm talking about average the average person signs a 30-year mortgage

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a 30-year mortgage is what they sign

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So if we're using the example that you're 56

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Look at it from the standpoint of all of a sudden now you are 71

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So what is the I mean, I don't know it gets interesting and it gets weird

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it gets interesting and it gets weird if you're going through the

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The standard stuff the standard stuff to get there. So there you go

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Also take a listen to this giant spiders are taking over uk

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Uh, this is thanks to the breeding program that led by chester zoo

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According to the zoo fin raft spiders once on the decline are now at an all-time high with 10 000 breeding females

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Who just had the biggest mating season on record?

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hmm, okay

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While the semi-aquatic spider can grow to the size of a human hand. Hey now

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Zoo says that they are harmless to play a vital role into healthy aquatic

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ecosystems

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Antiphobia fear not fin raft spiders are not found in america. This is according to the new york post

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So what do you think?

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A lot of stuff there. I mean a lot of stuff

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I mean like a lot a lot a lot a lot a lot a lot a lot a lot of stuff there

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As we are talking, so there you go. Let's talk about um, some sad news because we had to talk about it

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If you're in my age demo, you've definitely heard of this person some way shape or form

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But legendary composer quincy jones has died. He passed away on sunday at his home in belle air according to

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His publicist no furthe