EP 1055 - Safety Chronicles: Navigating Headlines and Beyond

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I'm sitting in Nashville tonight

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The unnecessary way you waited for me

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Were families hold up signs

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And I almost forgot the way that

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You looked at me in the soft light

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I saw my soul reflected, felt known

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In the middle of haze of a red wine stained night

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So won't you tell me

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That I wasn't the only one

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But I'm

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

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Finally! Show with the balls to call it like it is!

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Rated R Safety Show on Safety FM

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Countdown to audio torture

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The rated R Safety Show starts in 3...2...1...

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Ah! Let the ear drum pain begin!

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Rated R Safety Show on Safety FM

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Forget the corporate bullshit

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This is the rated R Safety Show with your host, Dr....

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It doesn't matter who the host is

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Oh, you know it and so do I

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It never has mattered who the host is

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What has always mattered is who the listeners are

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Anyways, today is Tuesday, November the 19th of 2024, day 324th of the year

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And only 42 days left to go

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

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And coming across the multiverse known as Safety FM

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And hanging out with our friends and colleagues over there

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Radio Big, streaming 24-7 at RadioBig.FM

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Yep, hanging out with our friends at Radio Big

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Doing the things that we get to do with them

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And you know, doing the stuff that we get to do on this side of the channel as well

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So don't worry about any of that stuff because we will cover a little bit of everything today

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Because that is kind of what we do around here

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So if you're new to the show, here's what we talk about

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We talk about safety in the news, news and safety

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If you've been here before, well you kind of know how the rigmarole goes

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You have the rigmarole of the stuff that we talk about and do around here

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So don't worry about that stuff

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So yeah, that's what we do, safety in the news

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If you want to get involved, call in radio.com

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Will be the best way of doing so

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That's the easiest, the most beneficial

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The way to crack the case

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Yes, Ace, crack the case

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So there you go

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Some stuff always going on

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So our show consists of a three hour show

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But we only do one hour where we actually do it on this little thing

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Outside of that, everything else, you know, you can get involved with

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Call in radio.com

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We'll take you into our messaging, texting and video messaging

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All available in one shot

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If you want to do it in that particular versionality

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Outside of that, well, we bring in some professional broadcasters

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They talk and they do the things that they do

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And we get to hang out and look around and do all the stuff together

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So don't worry about any of that

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Because that's kind of the way that the whole aspects goes

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The whole world of it goes

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So there you go, yep

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Audio, video and text messaging is what's available to you

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And then the other part that I think about all the time

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Is that it's our radio show that goes into a podcast network

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That we also video broadcast for the first hour

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And if you have one of those live pod catchers

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Well, it will allow you to do something that it's not normal

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Where the pod catcher will actually play everything in real time for you

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So it makes it a little bit interesting

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Just to say the least

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So there you go, a lot of stuff, a little time

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And there's how the whole thing goes

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Anyways, let's start talking right away about what the hell was trending in the overnight

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Because that's important

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Seriously, what was trending?

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Here is what was trending

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Rated R, Safety Show

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Okay, so as I take a look at the trends of the end to the end

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To go something like this

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Da da da da da

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A survey sheds light on on on on

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Are you ready?

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On on on on

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American media habits and the budget airline files bankruptcy

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We'll talk about that

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Also, did he get rated again?

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And Liam Payne will be laid to rest this week

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We'll talk about some of that

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Also, Beyonce will perform at one of the NFL Christmas games

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This is on Christmas Day

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And Timothy Shamilai didn't hold back on when playing Bob Dylan

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We'll talk about that in just a bit

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In regards to details of casting call

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Also, investigators pursue crooks in a major robbery at Windsor

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Details, we'll talk about that in the Royals

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By the way, you know, we've talked about this a little bit

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But this should be the like the last full week of work

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You know, you know what I'm talking about

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Where you're doing everything if you're here in the US

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Before we get into the holidays

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So yeah, next week will be interesting

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We'll kind of we'll we'll play it closer to the to the chest

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As we get there and figure out what the hell we're doing

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So there you go

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A lot of stuff going on as we are talking

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But anyways, with that being said

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I have some professional broadcasters waiting from feature new

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Feature newie

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Yeah, feature story news

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They want to talk to you a little bit about what the hell's going on

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So if you give me just one moment

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We'll get them all set up for you for the you can listen to what the hell is going on with the headlines of stuff

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Because that's important for you to have something to talk about

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You know, some people always go why is there so much news?

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We need something to start talking about

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Before we start throwing down some of the smack down

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When it comes to some of the stuff that we talk about safety

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So there you go

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Anyways, with that being said

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Let's go ahead and get you into the news right now

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Because that seems to be important

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Here is the news on the

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Safety show feature story news in London

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I'm Ollie Barrett

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A Hong Kong court has sentenced 45 former politicians and pro-democracy activists in a mass subversion trial

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Three judges handed down jail terms of up to 10 years in Hong Kong's largest national security case

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Laura Westbrook reports from the court

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Many have spent the past three years behind bars

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They planned an unofficial primary in July 2020 to pick candidates for the election scheduled in September that year

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They were accused of trying to paralyze the government and forced then leader Carrie Lam to resign by seizing a majority in the legislative council

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And using it to block government budgets

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The judges had rules that the scheme would have created a constitutional crisis if it had been carried out

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Laura Westbrook, Hong Kong

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The Russia Ukraine conflict is into its 1000th day

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Moscow is warning the use of US long range missiles by Kiev would force what it calls an appropriate and tangible response

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US President Joe Biden has pledged four billion dollars for the world's poorest countries

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The announcement came after Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva launched a global alliance to fight hunger and poverty at the G20 meeting of the world's leading economies in Rio de Janeiro

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From where Kate Fisher reports

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Joe Biden's pledge of four billion dollars to help fight global hunger

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Supporting the Brazilian leaders new global alliance that he's launched as part of his country's presidency of the G20

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But there was less consensus among members over other issues like climate finance and Russia's war in Ukraine

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And overshadowing all of this is the specter of the new US President Donald Trump

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None of these countries are quite sure what will happen once he takes office again in January

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Thousands of farmers are descending on London to protest against the government's changes to tax rules for farms

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Farmers say more will have to pay inheritance tax and that many UK family farms may not survive

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The government insists the vast majority of farmers won't be affected and says it isn't backing down

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Farmer Harry Middleditch says that's wrong

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It's going to affect us all. That's one of the sides that's angered the industry where Treasury has got the figures totally wrong

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We need to stand united together and it's not just purely on my behalf that why I'm going because of the budget

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The budget for us, for me, was the last nail in the coffin

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It's just an ongoing side of it and we're just being squeezed by the supermarkets even harder

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Government Minister Dame Diana Johnson is playing down fears of food shortages while pointing to contingency plans if needed

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Those plans are there. They are worked on constantly

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National security is obviously one of the most important things that any government has to be prepared for

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And those contingency measures, if needed, are there

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From bureaus worldwide, this is FSN

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With FSN Spotlight, I'm Simon Marks

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Today, the furious reaction from Trump insiders over reports that President Joe Biden has given Ukraine the go-ahead

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to use US-supplied long-range Atacomz missiles to their full capacity

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Up until now, the Ukrainians have not been allowed to use those weapons to strike at targets on Russian soil

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even though they have a sufficient range to strike at least 200 miles inside the country

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If it is true, it is one of the most egregiously irresponsible acts of any sitting president in modern times

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Sebastian Gorka advised President Trump during his first term in office and is tipped to return to the President's national security team in January

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The idea that we are 62 days away from the inauguration means that there should be no serious military strategic action taken

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short of an impending attack against US forces

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The idea that he is precipitating further destabilization of Eastern Europe 62 days from the inauguration of President Trump, it just boggles the mind

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Biden officials say the President's decision was designed to punish Russia for deploying troops from North Korea into the Ukrainian front lines

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But many in Washington believe it was also driven by a desire to give Kiev a military advantage

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before the Trump team is able to force President Volodymyr Zelensky into peace talks with the Kremlin

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I'm Simon Marks

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To recap the top stories, a Hong Kong court has sentenced 45 former politicians and pro-democracy activists in a mass subversion trial

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The Russia-Ukraine conflict is into its 1000th day

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US President Joe Biden's pledged $4 billion for the world's poorest countries at the G20 summit in Rio

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and thousands of farmers are descending on London to protest against the government's changes to tax rules for UK farms

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

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Okay, there you go, 17 minutes past the top of the hour as you and I are hanging out today

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Getting to do all the lovely stuff that we get to do, no doubt about that

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Anyways, let's get into some of the new stuff

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Because I think that that is going to be important for you

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So take a listen to this real quick

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An undersea communication cable linking Germany and Finland went offline this week

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Leaving both countries and the rest of Europe wondering what happened

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Officials believe the cable was physically severed

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But have not publicly announced how it happened

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Though they're implicated Russia in a joint statement

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The nation's foreign minister said

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The company that manages that cable which runs 730 miles between Hintzky

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The Genance oil field managed by Norway went offline on Monday after a power outage on shore

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Stranding tens of thousands of passengers across Europe

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I don't think it gets much more clear than that

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What do you think?

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A lot of stuff

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A lot of stuff for sure as we are talking

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Don't you think?

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

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He is trying to be entertaining

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Rated R Safety Show

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I mean I'm just trying to point out what's obvious here

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Don't get mad at me in regards of doing what I do in regards of talking about it

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Because it's kind of strange

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It's kind of a stranger angel one

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A recent study of 2000 adults living in the US found that only 1 in 5 plan to host friends and family for the first time ever in the holiday season

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73% and think that the menu is important

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So let's talk about some other stuff because I don't know what to talk about when it comes to certain things

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But let's talk about what's going on with with some airline

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So take a listen to this in January a federal judge blocked a proposed merger between Spirit Airlines and JetBlue

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Anyways a beer research survey shed some light on how Americans consume news

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Traditional mainstream media outlets lose their influence about 20% say that they get news from social media influencers

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These influencers who are specifically promote news into their audience are concentrated on X where 85% have photo files

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Of these influencers 27% identify as right wing or right leaning 21% is right wing or excuse me as left leaning or left wing

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This is according to pure research

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Where do you get most of your new stuff? Do you go through traditional media sources?

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I'm not asking for any other purposes

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I get it from podcast and then I don't understand why everything seems to be so slanted in regards of all the marketing stuff that I get

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You have to think about some of that stuff

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It's the show and they just make fun of a whole bunch of people

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Okay a piece of the Titanic memorabilia connected to the disaster has sold for a record two million dollars

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Captain Arthur Rushton's directed RMS to the site of the Titanic's survivors where it scooped up 700 people in a lifeboat

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As the token of gratitude three widows of wealthy men who died in the disaster including the late wife of business tycoon

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John Jacob Astor gifted Roskin 18 karat gold Tiffany Kell watch the auction house facilitating the rostrum watch says that the anonymous American buyer now owns it

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The watch includes an inscription that reads with the heartfelt gratitude and appreciation of the three survivors

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In April the pocket watch belonging to Astor who was the wealthiest passenger on the Titanic and the one of the richest men in the world sold for then a record 1.5 million dollars

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So give it a little bit of time and things change it sounds like that's for sure as we are talking so there you go some stuff to think about

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Okay so let's talk about some other stuff happening inside of the world here

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Remember actor Paul Teal well he passed away on November the 15th after the battle with stage four pancreatic cancer according to a statement from his partner

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Teal was mostly notable for the Warner Brothers drama series One Tree Hill he was 35 yeah 35 at the time of his passing

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Think about that real quick 35 that's young I mean in the grand scheme of things that's like super young young you know what I'm saying so there you go

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Some info for you as well okay the Dow lost about 55 points to close at 43,389 on Monday and the S&P increased by 23 points to close at 5,893

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And the NASDAQ increased by 111 points to close at 18,791 West Texas Intermediate closed at $69 a barrel and Brent crude was at $73 a barrel

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The national average price of a gallon of gas was $3.07 on Monday and Bitcoin rebounded on Monday up over 2% and trading around $92,000 yeah $92,000

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Think about how Bitcoin has changed over the last few weeks and tonight's mega million drawing will be for $420 million jackpot or $191.7 million cash payout

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So if you want to play the game you definitely have the opportunity to do so so there you go let's talk about some other news real quick

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Sean Combs jail sale was raided by federal agents who sees what his lawyers are calling privileged material including notes about his forthcoming trial

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His lawyer said Monday that the search and seizure violates his client's fourth, fifth and sixth amendments rights and is demanding the hearing to get to the bottom of the whole ordeal

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This is according to TMZ so there you go a lot of stuff going on right there for some reason a lot of things going on with Diddy in regards to this

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You know a lot of stuff for some reason a little here a little there a little song a little dance Batman's head on a lance you get the point here on what I'm trying to say seriously

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Okay so there you go also Liam Bain will be laid to rest this week in his hometown the mayor reports the contrary to the initial reporting the funeral will be private and limited to those in his personal life

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Expect expect except for his manager Rogelio Roger Norris according to entire his norris is not welcome he is currently under investigation for his role pains passing of last and last month of for his last month's passing

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So here's my question under investigation

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Can't be here you know I'm just saying there's something to think about this overall and some other new Stephen King is releasing a new thriller titled never flinch next year the novel features intertwining storylines one about a killer on a revenge mission and another about a vigilante stalking a feminist celebrity speaker

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Several characters from the previous works appear in this book, as well as a slew of new faces never flinch hits the shelves on May the 27th.

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So be on the lookout for that. If you're interested also speaking of King the author announced on November that he was abandoning his ex account and his 7 million plus followers.

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Saying in his post that there is an atmosphere that has just become too toxic as he is posting come on competing platforms like thread in the meantime so there you go. Have you heard of this new platform that I keep on hearing about called blue sky.

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The people are leaving to go to that when I'm not familiar with it I'm just asking if you've heard of it. And what's the difference because I would love to understand what is the difference there between now there and whatever so there you go.

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Take a listen to this on Mondays morning morning on Mondays morning Joe MSNBC and married co-host Joe and Mika said that they paid a visit to presidential elect our president elect Donald Trump at Marla over the weekend before Trump one in 2016.

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The pair were frequent guests at the resort and friends with Trump and ensuring years they became vocal critics in a closing weeks of this year's election they openly compared Trump to his supporters to Nazis multiple White House insider said that the more the morning shows essentially watching for president for president Joe Biden.

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Now they have they want that they want to communicate with Trump again Joe and I realize it's time to do something different and that starts with not only talking about Donald Trump but talking to him.

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This is according to Micah and well morning Joe or Mika is how she says it Mika. So there you go. So what do you think. That's definitely a turn of events.

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I mean think about it last Trump election a lot of people from MSNBC wanted nothing to do with him.

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It will not Trump election better let me rephrase that back in 2016.

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And so I don't know this is going to be this is some interesting times I mean we're seeing a lot of weird shit going on after this political cycle.

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So we're I mean it will be interesting to see what happened starting January the 20th. I mean there's a lot of stuff already changing.

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And we're not even close. I mean we're 60 days out or so but it's going to be interesting when timeline hits that is for sure.

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Anyways with that being said why don't we go ahead and get into our main story because it is 32 minutes past the top of the hour.

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Here is our main story on the Rated R safety show.

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So let me ask you a question or two or maybe three maybe 14 or 15. But as you do the stuff that you do where do you get information from

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in regards of some of the safety stuff that you do. Like I'm being serious.

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Like what do you look at and go OK this is the best probable cause in regards and how we should do things.

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This is the best way to get some information and so on. Because listen I will tell you when you start off and some of this stuff.

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This is not the easiest gig to be in. Let's let's be realistic.

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And you look at it and you go OK I need to talk to fellow people that do the kind of work that I do to have a better understanding.

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I don't know where to start. I don't know where to go and all this other stuff.

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So I will tell you you know it's not it's not new per se but pretty recently.

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OSHA has been making a big push for something that they're calling OSHA quick takes.

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Yeah listen to them with that quick takes and it's OSHA quick takes English and Spanish.

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And what has occurred is that OSHA has started sending out we'll call it a newsletter just to kind of give it some aspect here.

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And in this newsletter they give you information that they're it's information that's going on within OSHA.

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And it's normally done on a weekly basis is how it comes about.

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So I don't know what where you gather information or even share some of this information in regards of how you go forward and move some of this stuff.

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Now keep in mind that when I normally talk about OSHA I normally tell people the following information OSHA guidelines is normally what people would consider bare minimum.

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And I don't mean that in a bad or insulting way I mean it from the standpoint of this is the bare minimum of what the requirements are.

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So look at it from the standpoint of this is information that you can get and then look at some of these standards on what's out there and then you kind of work around them if that makes sense for you.

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So like right now I'm taking a look at at this news this new report from OSHA let me see if let me see if I can actually pull one up because maybe that's that will be the better gig here.

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So if I take a look at some of the report stuff from OSHA itself.

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There's some information on there that when you start looking I mean there's a plethora of things.

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It's not like it's just one of those things where you go oh this thing kind of sucks because it's not.

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I mean it's relatively good for what it is and think about it that all you have to do is go online and sign up for the information and it's amazing on what is there.

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Yeah so let me let me let me do some thing some thingeringers here because I think that that's going to be important so let me flip some screens and if you're hanging out with me on the video sequencing aspect you'll get to see some of this stuff.

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If you're not on the visual sequencing that's fine because remember we're mostly a radio station that does other stuff as well so that is some things to think about as we are going.

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So if you take a look right here you see you will see in for the mass young that is readily available to you that you can take a look at in real time.

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So like right here fatalities investigated by federal OSHA.

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If you take a look at physical year 22 there was 954 non covid fatalities.

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Excuse me yeah not 952 954 and there was 110 equating to 1064 if you look at physical year 23 there was 926 non covid fatalities with two being covid related and so far for this year preliminary is 826 nothing related to covid just mostly related to everything else.

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So if you take a look at it there's information you know preventing workplace violence and all of this other stuff how you can make a difference some photo contests and so on.

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So if you are looking for this information you can go to the OSHA website and sign up for their quick takes air or yeah it is called quick to I'm not going to I'm going to end up calling this the wrong thing or yeah quick takes.

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So if you don't know where to start with some of your OSHA stuff this would probably be a very good place to start.

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So some things to think about today in that particular regards because listen when we all started off in this industry we didn't know exactly where to go we had some general ideas on things that needed to be done but we had no clue of hey this is the best place to go or not to go.

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So if you're looking for information and you're looking what to do next OSHA quick takes will take you there in regards to that and believe me this is not anything sponsored but I looked at it from the standpoint of I remember when I was going through all this stuff.

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I didn't know where to find anything I always was like what if somebody could probably tell me some of these things it would be much appreciated so there you go some OSHA quick takes in regards of some information to take a look at that's for sure might help you give it some thought process that's for sure.

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What did he just say we have safety don't always agree with viewpoints of our hosts and guests now back to real safety talk on safety FM don't go anywhere you're listening to the home of real safety talk safety FM will be right back.

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If you're anything like me, you have certain tendencies to put things off such as filing taxes, seeing the doctor, you know, working on that home improvement project that you're supposed to be doing, but just as having gotten to it.

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And while most of the times it works out the one thing in life that you really cannot afford to wait on is setting up term coverage life insurance. You've probably seen life insurance commercials on TV and thought, yeah, I'll look into it later. Well, the answer is no.

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Finally, since life insurance costs more as you age, now is the time to cross it off your list. So go to ladder.com slash safety FM today to see if you're instantly approved. That's L A D D E R life.com slash safety FM ladder and life.com slash safety FM.

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Some of the best things in life come to those who wait, but we ain't waiting for shit.

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I've left the line on for you now for almost 10 years. I'm done paying those bills. They're stacking up tall now. No, sir. I don't feel like putting my card down. You never do. You just enter a room and let me come to you.

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Okay, here we are. 44 minutes past the top of the hour. This is still the rated art safety show. You're taking a little listen to Mo. Well, Monica Moser with her song titled headlines. Songs readily available on Spotify, Apple Music and YouTube music.

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Like to thank Monica Moser for allowing us to play this year on the rated art safety show. Yeah. Always a good time as we get to play some new music. Your general direction.

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So there you go. Let's get back into the move in the groove of the things that we have going on this morning. No doubt there. So as I take a look around, I want to tell you about the most important thing that I will ever tell you in my lifetime.

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And that's about my friends at to write love on her arms. No matter what you're facing, you deserve to be connected to help. And the people that to write love on her arms wants you to know that people have been where you are now and healing is possible.

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Things can get better. Find out more information. All you have to do is go to TWL o h a dot com. That's TWL o h a dot com. Go all the way to the far right hand side of the screen and click on the section that says find help. Once you get there, you can see some information related to addiction, depression, anxiety, eating disorders, self injury, suicide, trauma, grief support.

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Just to name a few things. I mean, just to name just a little bit of what's on that website. And once you click on it, a whole plethora of things come about in regards of giving you information on what's exactly there.

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So TWL o h a dot com to write love on her arms. So there you go. Yep. I will look at it from the standpoint of the view. Go there. That website can and will change your life in regards of the information that's readily available for you. No doubt about that.

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Okay, so let's talk about this. Do you L O L? Of course you do. Everyone uses abbreviation when texting, but should should we? Apparently not. According to a new study research published and the American Psychology Association concluded that if you want to sound more honest and receive more

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more responses to your texts that you send, you should actually spell out the words rather than abbreviate them. The researchers carried out the analysis of replied of discord group chat users, the Tinder users conversation histories across 37 countries, although they expected that

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that textures would appreciate abbreviations because it would be convey a sense of closeness. They found that those who use them were seen as putting in less effort and therefore were seen as less sincere. Textures were found that they received shorter and fewer responses were less likely to receive a reply and

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receive contact info less often on perhaps surprisingly while younger generations tend to use more text abbreviations. They still weren't happy about receiving them. So basically stop L O L-ing and they won't stop T T Y L question mark.

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And don't you hate when people start making up their own abbreviations like how was I supposed to know that PP US LD means please pick up the lasagna dear. I mean seriously like who was going to know that stuff. More sarcasm is an immortal combat beat down.

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It's just a question man. Don't get mad at me. It's just one of those things. Let's talk about did you know real quick. It may not not be robots but while the while we rule the earth when humanity goes extinct.

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I mean what we still oh my guess rule the world but experts say that octopus are most likely the creatures that will take over the world. Thanks for their marine animal intelligence and adaptability University of Oxford professor Tim Colson said that the

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octopus is one of the most resourceful creatures on the planet making them more likely to overrun earth like animals like birds and other insects which means well and their intellect lack of fine motor skills needed to construct a civilization.

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I vote that we let them let them take over now and let's see if they can do a better job running the place and we are I mean I'm just saying you know because I don't know it seems like every election season when people start talking it's like some impending doom.

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So if the octopus all of a sudden came out and said hey we can take care of some stuff. Maybe people would be happy and go oh yeah maybe we can just let that happen. Okay maybe that's a little maybe that's a little bit much but you get the point. I mean I think you get the point.

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The safety FM are not responsible for what this idiot behind the microphone is saying he is trying to be entertaining. Our safety show entertaining I'm not sure something else maybe so who knows. Anyways with that being said, there's some john smalls in our life, waiting for us to tell us about what the hell's going on with the motivation minute so let's do that.

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

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Today's quote was submitted by Paul, Sir Winston Churchill said, many forms of government have been tried in this world of sin and woe. No one pretends democracy is perfect or all wise.

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Indeed it has been said that democracy is the worst form of government, except for all those others that have been tried from time to time. What a great quote. I have more like socialism is a philosophy of failure and creative ignorance and the gospel of envy.

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Churchill also said, a lie gets halfway around the world before the truth has a chance to get his pants on. I like that one too. I have a whole page of quotes from Sir Winston Churchill shared with me, I'm going to have a few more to add this week.

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I love the humor and wit of Sir Winston Churchill. The motivation minute, courtesy of Genesis gold IRA.com. I'm John small. Thanks for listening. Your favorite motivational quotes can be submitted for upcoming programs at motivationminute.org.

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Hello, I'm Richard actually with your one minute devotion. First Samuel 18 four says, Jonathan took off the robe he was wearing and gave it to David, along with his tunic, even his sword, his bow and his belt.

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When Jonathan gave David his weapons, he made himself vulnerable. He was at David's mercy. He had no way to defend himself. So it is in a true friendship.

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When we share our deepest self with our friend, we are giving him weapons he can use to destroy us. It is the ultimate act of trust.

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And it is what distinguishes the truly great friendships from those that are just average. Lord Jesus, make me the kind of friend who is always loyal. Amen.

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Radio big. Here is the news on the raising our safety show.

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From feature story news in London, I'm Oli Barrett, a Hong Kong court has sentenced 45 former politicians and pro democracy activists in a mass subversion trial. Three judges handed down jail terms of up to 10 years in Hong Kong's largest national security case. Laura Westbrook reports from the court.

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The judges spent the past three years behind bars. They planned an unofficial primary in July 2020 to pick candidates for the election scheduled in September that year. They were accused of trying to paralyze the government and forced then leader Carrie Lam to resign by seizing a majority in the Legislative Council and using it to block government budgets.

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The judges had rules that the scheme would have created a constitutional crisis if it had been carried out. Laura Westbrook, Hong Kong. The Russia Ukraine conflict is into its 1000th day.

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Moscow is warning the use of US long range missiles by Kiev would force what it calls an appropriate and tangible response. US President Joe Biden has pledged $4 billion for the world's poorest countries. The announcement came after Brazilian President Luis Inacio Lula de Silva launched a global alliance to fight hunger and poverty at the G20 meeting of the world's leading economies in Rio de Janeiro from where Kate Fisher reports.

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Joe Biden's pledge of $4 billion to help fight global hunger, supporting the Brazilian leaders new global alliance that he's launched as part of his country's presidency of the G20.

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But there was less consensus among members over other issues like climate finance and Russia's war in Ukraine and overshadowing all of this is the spectre of the new US President Donald Trump. None of these countries are quite sure what will happen once he takes office again in January.

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Thousands of farmers are descending on London to protest against the government's changes to tax rules for farms. Farmers say more will have to pay inheritance tax and that many UK family farms may not survive.

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The government insists the vast majority of farmers won't be affected and says it isn't backing down. Farmer Harry Middleditch says that's wrong.

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It's going to affect us all. That's one of the sides that's angered the industry where Treasury has got the figures totally wrong. We need to stand united together and it's not just purely for the on my behalf that why I'm going because of the of the budget.

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The budget for us for me was the last nail in the coffin. It's just an ongoing that side of it and we're just being squeezed by the supermarkets even harder.

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Government Minister Dame Diana Johnson's playing down fears of food shortages while pointing to contingency plans if needed. Those plans are there. They are worked on constantly. National security is obviously one of the most important things that any government has to be prepared for and those contingency measures if needed are there.

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From bureaus worldwide this is FSN. Some of the best things in life come to those who wait. We ain't waiting for shit. Okay there you go. Fifty five minutes past the top of the hour. Let's talk real quick about some things that happened back on this date.

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Back in 2003 Santa Barbara County police issue an arrest warrant for Michael Jackson. It is followed by an accusation of child molestation against the pop icon who is increasingly becoming more public freak show in the tabloids. His image wasn't held by an interview featured the conducted by Martin Bashir whose crew had unprecedented and tremendous access to Jackson and his family Jackson admission on camera to sleeping in bed with other children triggered the investigation.

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And to elicit behavior in the early 2005 his case could would go on trial and Jackson would be acquitted following the trial Jackson and his family would relocate only to return in 2006 Jackson would later die in 2009 and due to acute proto fall well proto fall intoxication at his home in Los Angeles.

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That's happened back on this date in 2003. If you're looking at some birthdays for today let's talk about some of them. Patrick Kane turns 36 Adam driver 41 Jack Dorsey turned 48 Buckshot turns 50 Jodie Foster 62 Meg Ryan 63 Allison Janey turned 65 and Calvin Klein turns 82 today.

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If you're looking at some birthdays that are going on that is full of show. If you need a random joke for today I am sure that I have one of those for you. We're officially declaring today the day when lazy among us can us can cross take down the Christmas lights off their to do list and plug it into the Christmas lights.

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So there you go. Yep. There you go. Also what else if you need a phone started for today. Try this name a product or service that you would love so much you'd happily be its spokesperson.

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I don't think there's a spokesperson for the one that came to mind. Just said, if you need a question for the water cooler try this one in 10 people between the ages of 20 and 40 are afraid to do this. What is it.

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Talk on the phone. Yep. Talk on the phone is that number. So there you go. Anyways that's going to sum up our time together today. Well meaning for this show at the top of the hour I'll be going over to radio big FM if you want to come and hang out with me for the next couple hours or so you're more than welcome on doing so.

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If you don't that's fine as well. You can hang out here on safety FM with the likes of Sheldon Primus where he will be talking about the world of safety consulting. So some options there available for you depending on what you want to do. No doubt about that.

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So there you go. Anyways with that being said 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 when you focus on the good the good gets better.

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Think about that. It'll take you places that you did not expect. That is for sure. Anyways, I know who you are.

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You know who I am. Love you mean it and goodbye.

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Jay Allen.

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I've left the line on for you now for almost 10 years.