EP 1057 - Red or Blue: The Safety Matrix Choice

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Out on the floor, just a little bit of dancing Look to my side, and I see you with your friends,

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yeah I caught you looking back, yeah you noticed

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that I clasped it Now you're laughing in your hand like

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You're embarrassed but you know that you're bad, that you're better than you know

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I can see the way you roll, yeah Ain't no competition, baby

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This ain't an act, this a show, yeah And you're perfect for me, baby, girl

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That's a promise I can make You should trust me when I say

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You're bright and everyday I feel it, yeah

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The following program is rated M-A-L-S-V. It contains strong language, sexual situations,

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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 R Safety Show on Safety FM.

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Countdown to audio torture. The rated R Safety Show starts in 3, 2, 1.

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Let the eardrum pain begin. Forget the corporate bullshit.

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This is the Rated R Safety Show with your host, Dr. It doesn't matter who the host is.

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Oh, it definitely does not matter who the host is.

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What always has mattered is who the listeners are.

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Let's not be mistaken by that. Anyways, today is Thursday, November the

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21st of 2024, day 326th of the year and only 40 days left before we get to the end of the

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shit show known as 2024. We are broadcasting from the Safety FM studios

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in Orlando, Florida and coming across the multiverse known as Safety FM and hanging

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out with our friends and colleagues over there.

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We are Radio. We are Sargazm. We are both combined. Radio Big.

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Radio Big. Yeah, you know, Radio Big is where we get

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to hang out with those people. We get to hang out with the people at Safety FM.

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So some good time. So hopefully the last 24 hours has been good

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for you. So have you been thinking about this?

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Been in one week's time frame? More than likely, you will not be working.

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You will probably be off because it is Thanksgiving here in the U.S. and are you prepping for

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all that stuff? Yeah, my wife was getting everything ready

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yesterday for us and man, what a cluster. But hey, it's a fun time getting to hang out

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with peeps. So there you go. Okay. So let's talk about what we do around

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here. It's our show that consists of safety in the news, news and safety.

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It's kind of how it goes. It is the way of the world of what we talk

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about, no doubt there. So what we do here is that if you want to

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interact with what we have going on, all you have to do is go to callinradio.com.

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Once you get there, video, audio and text messaging are the options.

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The way you can listen to us is we have several different platforms that we go on.

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Safetyfm.com, RadioBig.fm and there's some apps related to that as well.

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So it's radio station. Then we can go into a podcast network or

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catcher, but there are some podcast catchers that are broadcasting as live as we're doing

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it. So keep that in mind too. Then you have the video option.

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Now, if you go to our website, safetyfm.com, you can click on visual radio and that will

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actually show everything up right there. So that's, that's an option there.

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But then we're also on iHeartRadio, Odyssey, Live 365, the Alexa streaming services and

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all that other stuff. I mean, so there's, there's some places to catch us if you want

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to do so. Like I told you about callinradio, that's always an option to interact with us

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because some people like to put on social media. Now, listen, I'm going to tell you straight.

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I look at social media aspect, just not in real time because I can't read all the stuff

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I got going on on my screens and look at social media at the same time and be like, oh yeah,

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that is going on in real time as we are doing stuff.

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So don't take it personal. Some people do. They get offended. I've texted you and said

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communication several times and you didn't read it on the air. I read it, just not during.

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So there you go. In some of the, I mean, in some of the notes that come through change

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kind of the perspective of what we're doing. So keep that in mind as well. Anyways, let's

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start talking right away about what the hell is trending.

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Here is what was trending. Rated R, safety show.

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Okay. Crooks in Michigan make off with an unconventional haul. We'll talk about that

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and surpassing ballot measure fails. So there you go. Also five more lawsuits against Ziti

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and Zell Washington opens up about his past love of wine. Also Colin Hoover's other bestselling

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books is getting a film adaptation with a big star already attached and Queen Camilla

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earns a special award. We'll talk about that in the details of the Royals.

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So with that being said, I have some people waiting over here from feature story news

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that want to give you a feature or maybe a story or maybe both combines and they can

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give you both things. That way you can guide together, take a gather other of what's going

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on. So if you're ready, I'm ready. I'll get the people over here from feature story news,

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giving you the world of info cause I think we need that right now. So let's go ahead

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and go into it.

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Here is the news on the safety show.

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From feature story news in London, I'm Oli Barrett. Dozens of people have been killed

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in fresh Israeli airstrikes in Northern Gaza, according to hospital officials. Hamas aligned

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media says Israel hit several buildings in Beit Lahir and Gaza city. Israel's recently

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intensified operations in Northern Gaza saying it wants to stop Hamas regrouping there. At

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least 20 people have been arrested in raids across Europe, targeting an alleged Syrian

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people smuggling gang. Law enforcement agencies in Austria, the Netherlands, Poland, Bosnia

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and Herzegovina and Serbia joined the UK's national crime agency and German police in

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taking action. It's thought the network brought hundreds of migrants through the Balkans and

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then into Eastern Europe before they were taken to Germany in the UK. The NCA's director

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of investigations, John Denley says an Iraqi national was detained in the UK's Midlands

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area.

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The network operates in over 20 countries and is responsible for smuggling over 750

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people into Germany and the United Kingdom. The arrest was undertaken with colleagues

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from Poland and the subject will now face extradition.

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The United States has charged Indian billionaire Gautam Adani with orchestrating a $250 million

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bribery scheme. He's one of the world's richest men and is known for his close ties to India's

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Rebecca Bundon reports from Mumbai.

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US authorities say that Adani and other executives promised more than $250 million in bribes

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to Indian government officials to secure solar energy contracts. Federal prosecutors accused

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them of hiding and using the scheme to raise money from investors in the US. The Adani

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group has interests in sectors including ports, airports and energy. The group last year faced

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a crisis after a US short seller accused it of stock manipulation and accounting fraud.

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The US state of Texas is offering Donald Trump land for use for deportation facilities as

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the president-elect promises to fix the country's border crisis. The state's land commissioner

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Dawn Buckingham says the ranch on the US-Mexico border can be used for the largest deportation

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of violent criminals in the nation's history. Sally Patterson reports.

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Donald Trump ran for president on a platform of tackling illegal immigration. Now he's

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working on turning those promises into action, firstly by using the US military to help with

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his proposed mass deportations. Now, Texas authorities say facilities can be built on

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their land to process, detain and deport undocumented migrants. There are around 11.4 million immigrants

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living in the country illegally, according to the Migration Policy Institute. Many now

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face an uncertain future as the next president prepares for his second term in office.

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FSN's Sally Patterson reporting there. From bureaus worldwide, this is FSN.

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With FSN Spotlight, I'm Simon Marks. Conservationists say they believe that a species of bird previously

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found across mainland Europe and the Mediterranean is now extinct. The last confirmed sighting

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of a slender billed curlew was nearly 30 years ago, and researchers say new analysis has

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concluded that with a 99.6% degree of certainty, none of the birds any longer exists.

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It's the first global extinction of a species that occurred in mainland Europe ever, and

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it's a reflection of the threats facing biodiversity more broadly globally.

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Alex Berryman of Birdlife International is a co-author of the study.

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The last sighting was in northern Morocco, February 95. There's been a few claims since,

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but none of them have been verified. The threats that probably drove the extinction are quite

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difficult to pinpoint and will probably never be fully understood. But it's most likely

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that the extensive drainage and the destruction of bogs in western Siberia where they bred

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and their conversion to agricultural use compounded with loss of coastal wetlands on the migratory

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and wintering grounds, and possibly also some impacts of hunting, particularly towards the

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end. The slender billed curlew was a wading bird.

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Researchers say thousands of square miles of territory where the species was routinely

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found have turned up no evidence that the curlew still exists, and ornithologists fear

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it will not be the last species to disappear in Europe.

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With FSN Spotlight, I'm Simon Marks.

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To recap the top stories, dozens of people have been killed in fresh Israeli airstrikes

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in northern Gaza, according to hospital officials. At least 20 people have been arrested in raids

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across Europe, targeting an alleged Syrian people-smuggling gang. The US has charged

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Indian billionaire Gautam Adani with orchestrating a $250 million bribery scheme, and the US

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state of Texas is offering Donald Trump land to use for deportation facilities. That's

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It's always amazing to me on how technology changes and so does the environment that we're

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in and cyber criminals will do everything they can to take advantage of a system. If

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you don't own a home, you have nothing to fear about what I'm about to tell you. But

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if you own a home like me and you don't guard it with home title lock, you're inviting home

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values are sky high at the moment and that makes us a target. The crime is scary. Simple.

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Let me explain it to you real quick. A cyber thief simply forges your name on a property

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cell form and refiles it. That's it. Now he or she is on the deed of your home and you

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have no idea that you're a victim. Then the version takes out a loan on your home and

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vanishes you to the police that you didn't commit bank fraud. Home title locks put a

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virtual barrier around your home title. The instant they detect any kind of tampering

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or anybody messing around, they help shut it down. Look, if you have equity in your

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

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It's too stupid. Rated R, safety show. Oh, there you go. Rated R safety show. 17 minutes

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past the top of the hour as we are hanging out on this lovely, lovely Thursday. Yep.

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Some Thursday action coming your way. That is for sure as we are doing our thing. So

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let's start talking about the shit list real quick because those who are tasked with a

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lugging along part of the Thanksgiving meal through the airport next week, TSA has some

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guidelines for what you can and cannot be carried on to the plane. So if you're ready,

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here you go. If you can spill it, spray it, spread it, pump it or pour it, it is a liquid.

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Marasols or gel. It must be packed in your checked bag. If it exceeds 3.4 ounce limit.

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This is according to their press release. Also hardier dishes such as turkey pie, stuffing,

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casseroles, baked goods and fresh produce can all be placed in carry on luggages. Around

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2.9 million people are expected to take to the skies the day before Thanksgiving. The

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same amount will fly home on Sunday after Thanksgiving. This is according to TSA.gov.

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So what are your plans? Will you be flying on or before Thanksgiving on Thanksgiving

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or even for Thanksgiving? I'm just asking because here's the thing. If you kind of play

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your cards right, you can probably get a decent trip, decent trip, depending on where you

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want to go. But then also it is a total cluster getting back, especially if you're trying

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to do it on a Sunday, Monday, you know, a Sunday, Monday scenario. I'm just saying.

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So what are you going to do? I mean, if it was up to me, I would go to Mexico, but apparently

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a lot of things when it's up to me, I would go to Mexico.

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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. We're to our safety show. I'm just saying it's just the

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truth. So there you go. Okay. So here we go. Another former executive of defunct crypto

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exchange FTX will avoid prison time. Judge Lewis Kaplan sentence. The company co-founder

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Gary Wong to three years of supervised release and time served on Wednesday. His attorneys

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noted that Wong has since gotten a job having nothing to do with cryptocurrencies and has

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actively aided prosecutors and finding other financial fraud. Prosecutors also took it

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easy and nothing to the court that Wang was the first FTX employee to come to them and

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cooperate with from the start showing prosecutors or internal mechanism that same bank been

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free to use to facilitate all the crimes. So what do you think? Did the person do the

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right thing? You know, do the right thing. I don't know. A lot of people have questions

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about stuff like this. They always do and always will. So that was coming from inner

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city press, just in case if you wondered where the sourcing of the info came from, because

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people always want to know that stuff. So there you go. Okay. And some other news, a

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New York fifth Avenue has long been the most expensive place to open a store when measured.

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The rent prices is a per square foot clocking in just around. Are you ready for this? $2,000.

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Yeah, $2,000. So via via Montenegro in Milan, Italy has taken the crown of the richest retail

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shopping lane in the world where an 11% increase in rents year over year costs around $2,047

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per square foot. The real estate analyst firm, Crushman and Wakefield attribute the rise

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in simple supply and demand rounding out the top five most expensive shopping spots is

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new bound street or new bond street in London, a place in Hong Kong and champs LC in Paris.

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So there you go. Yep. I would have never known this without having a list because that's

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just not my, just not my forte. I mean, no, seriously, just not my forte. It just makes

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no sense to me on why you would want to pay some crazy amount of money for things that

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don't mean anything. So there you go. Okay. Police in Dearborn, Michigan are looking for

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crooks who robbed a pharmacy and made off with thousands of dollars of you ready for

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this weight loss drugs. Security camera footage showed that at least four crooks involved

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in the, in the heist, they specifically took about $15,000 worth of appasite suppressant

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ozempic, not super bright. A quick review of the security footage also showed that the

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robbers wearing a GPS tracking device, figuring out who it was took a little more of more

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effort than identifying which devices were all at the location at the same time breaking

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in the suspect has not been named, but police suggest that they have leads on who else was

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involved. With this, this is according to W X Y Z. Okay. So let me make sure that I

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understand this. You decided that it was a good idea to go rob a store, a pharmacy, and

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you were tracking devices as you were doing it. And then you were wondering how this is

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going to get you caught. Interesting. Very interesting. Here is another bet for our competitors

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to copy rated our safety show. Okay. For the first time in nearly 30 years, a public ballot

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measure to increase minimum wage has failed in California of all places. Proposition 32

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would have raised the state's minimum wage of $18 or two $18 per hour by 2026. It's already

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$16 an hour, more than twice the federal minimum and fast food workers earn about $20 an hour

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amid all of that healthcare workers would soon see a wage of $25 an hour in the coming

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month. Still proposition 32 failed by narrow margin of 51 to 49 in 1996 voters of the two

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state rejected minimum wage hikes, Missouri to six 75 in Montana to six 25. The last,

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the last time such measures failed in the United States worth noting the vote is for

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final now because California takes literally forever to count ballots. Maybe that's not

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such a true point, but you get, you get what I'm saying here. So there you go. So you have

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the opportunity in California to go to $18 per hour in 2026. It did not pass narrow margin

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59 51 49 when it's all set and done. I don't know. I look at minimum wage in a weird way.

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extent in regards to that. And I don't know, depending on where you're located, this will

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play a huge factor. Of course, sometime federal minimum wage is not even close to getting

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you to live in where the hell you're located. Like think about this warm up and because

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it came up, we'll talk about it. Let's say somewhere we're like California, you're probably

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not going to live off of minimum wage there. And I mean, I'll use this. I mean, New York

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would be another place. I look at Orlando and I know some people will be like, why are

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you talking about there? Well, I live here and I don't think you could live in an apartment

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making minimum wage. If you didn't have a shitload of roommates. I mean, I'm just saying

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you're not doing it as a single person, but I guess let me get off my soap box. We at

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

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to be entertaining. What did our safety show? Oh, I'm sure I'm trying to be something. That's

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for sure. Who knows what that is. So there you go. There you go. There you go. There

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you go. Okay. So take a listen to this. Let's go through some things here. Let's talk about

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the Dow. It gained about 139 points to close at 43,408 on Wednesday. The S and P fell flat

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to close at 5,917 and the NASDAQ lost about 21 points to close at 18,966. West Texas intermediate

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closed at $68 a barrel and Brent crude was at $73 a barrel. The national average price

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of a gallon of gas. You ready for this was $3 in six cents on Wednesday. Bitcoin hit

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a hall time high again with $94,300. So imagine how many people are excited about that. And

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also Friday night's mega million drawing will be for $453 million jackpot or $209.6 million

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cash payout. So if you want to play the game, you have the opportunity to do so. Okay. Let's

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talk about this. I'm just going to references. We'll probably talk a little bit more about

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this in our two and three. Um, if you go over to radio big.fm, but the 58th annual country

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music association awards aired last night live from Nashville's bridge stone arena,

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odd hand hosts, Luke, Brian, paint Manning and Laney Wilson. We'll talk. We have a whole

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list of the winners if you care about that, but I think that that should be a little bit

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better suited to what we have going on on the other station. So we'll talk about that

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over there if you are so rich to do so. So there you go. What else do we have? Let's

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take a look. Sean cone faces new allegations from five additional alleged victims, one

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man and four women who claimed that he drugged and sexually assaulted them. All of the suits

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have been filed by Houston based attorney Tony Busby, who is representing more than

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120 alleged victim victims. Meanwhile, an offer has been made on combs Los Angeles mansion,

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no Belmont of Bellwood investments put in an offer of $30 million for the place, a fraction

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of the $62 million asking price by that, by the, by the way, that's the same guy who scooped

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up Yee's a gutted Malibu home for $21 million. So what do you think? I mean, it's going to

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get interesting more and more because I mean, I don't know. It seems like every time we

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turn there's something new that's been brought up in regards to what's happening here. I

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mean, I'm just saying, I don't know. I mean, that would be me saying, I'm just saying,

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you see, see how that works. So there, so there you go. Okay. And some other news, Denzel

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Washington says that for 15 years he would drink wine for months on end, sober up for

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a while shooting a film and then go back to a popping bottles. The pattern did not, uh,

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did a lot of damage to his body. He told Esquire while revealing that he has now been sober

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for 10 years and has it had a thimble worth since then. So there you go. Pretty interesting.

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I mean, I would say 15 years and then, you know, saying, Hey, I'm just going to be sober

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as I make a movie. It almost reminds me quite a bit of that flight movie that he did. If

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you think about it, you know, the one that reads the plot where he's the pilot. I'm just

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saying, I don't know something to think about. Anyways, think about this one real quick.

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The asking price for the home that, uh, that the late Jean Wilder, uh, was just slashed

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by $3.5 million, dropping in price to $9.5 billion. The former owner, Elon Musk, a requirement

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that the future buyer preserve the property, meaning that no tear tearing the place down

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is still still in place. However, the place was purchased by Musk in 2013 and then went

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to Wilder's nephew in 2020. Musk lent the nephew $6.7 million to purchase the home.

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But it went into default after he and his wife fell behind on the loan payments while

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there's, um, purchased the place in 1976 for around $300, $300, $300, $300, $300,000. This

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is according to TMZ. So there you go. So there you go. Take a listen to this one real quick.

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Okay. You ready? Uh, Tori spelling is Tori spelling is done roughing it. The actress

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recently traded her RV for a $12,000 a month mansion in Calabasas. It was rumored that

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at the time spelling was a suffering financially and was forced to downsize. But her ex husband,

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Dean McDermott felt that she did it on a way to a garner sympathy to move to an RV. I mean,

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I think you're doing more than just trying to garner sympathy. If that's what you're

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doing. I mean, I'm just saying, throw that out there. Okay. Ellen DeGeneres and Portia

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de Rossi are making good on their promise to leave the U S of Donald Trump was reelected.

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The pair have reportedly settled on a place in, uh, Cosmoles of that south of West England,

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about two hours from London as their, um, as for their California real estate insiders

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told TMZ the plans is to lint the Montecito mansion soon. I don't know. I mean, it's,

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it's a weird thing. Okay. So listen, regardless of who won the election, you know, that some

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people are going to come out of the woodwork and be like, Hey, if this person wins, I'm

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leaving. If that person wins, I'm leaving. Okay. So yeah, people are doing their make

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good. Is that good? I don't know. There is that bad. I don't know. Should people be touting

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that they're leaving? I don't know because listen, you're still in one of the greatest

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countries of the whole world, regardless of what the hell's going on. Some people will

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argue that it's the greatest country in the world. So do you want to leave it? It's up

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to you. I mean, listen, have you left a job because a manager came in and you didn't like,

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I don't know. This is why I'm asking these questions. So you have to make those determinations

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on what is going on. That is for sure. Anyways, 32 minutes past the top of the hour. So let's

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go ahead and go into some of the stuff that we call our main story. Here is our main story

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on the Rated R safety show. Okay. So let's hang out and talk and do some things and just

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imagine some of the stuff that you've seen in the past and how would it would apply to

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some of the things that are going on now? Now I want you to think about this when it's

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all said and done, but you know that there are movies that impact people's lives. There

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are songs that impact people's lives. There are things that occur inside of this world

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that we sit around and go, this might be the neatest thing that I've seen, or this might

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be the dumbest thing I've seen. So let's talk about some of that. So today I wanted to give

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you some of those options, the red and the blue pill. So if I was to welcome you to our

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main story where we are going to explore safety through the lens that you might not expect,

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and I told you, let's talk about it from the aspect of something that has influenced a

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good chunk of people, something like the matrix. If you've seen the movie before, you'll recall

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the iconic moment where Neo is presented with the choice, you know, the choice, the red

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pill or the blue pill. And if you're not super familiar with the movie, let me kind of just

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give you a breakdown. The red pill represents a path of truth in reality, no matter how

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difficult. The blue pill offers some of that comfort and ignorance, allowing you to remain

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blissfully unaware of how harsh the truth around you are. That's kind of the overall

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concept once he gets to that point of the movie. But here's the kicker. This decision

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closely mirrors the choices that we make every day when it comes to our safety and our organizations.

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And I want you to sit back for a moment and take a listen to some of this, because some

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people might agree and some people might not agree in regard to what I'm going to say,

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because that's just kind of how it goes overall all the time. But think about this. Let me

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give you the blue pill of safety. And now we're not talking about the Viagra stuff.

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We're talking about something else. So taking the blue pill is the path of least resistance

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in safety. And if you had to give a breakdown on what exactly it would look like, it would

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be something along these lines. We're lying on outdated process and tools because that's

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how we've always done it. Now, you know, you've been in an organization and you've heard somebody

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use that before. The other aspect to think about would be ignoring near misses or minor

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incidents because they didn't result in serious harm at this time. Think about that for a

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moment. These are not things that you have not heard before. Also focusing on compliance

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over actual improvement. We've checked all the boxes. So we must be safe, right? I mean,

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isn't that how some of these people look at some of these things? When you're looking

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at everything based on doing some virginality of an audit, some virginality of paperwork.

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And then the last but not least, accepting a false sense of security because everything

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looks fine on the surface. So it must be fine. So the blue bill feels safe. It's easier.

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It doesn't require questioning the status quo or addressing uncomfortable truths about

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culture risk systems in place. Now let's look at the other side of the equation. Let's

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look at that red pill of safety. The red pill represents stepping into the world of awareness

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and reality. This is about confronting the truths that may not always be easy to accept.

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So let's give us a quick breakdown here. What if you went around identifying some themic

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gaps in your process that put workers at risk? What about asking those rough questions? Are

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we just lucky or are we just truly safe? What about shifting the focus from lagging indicators

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like injury rates or leading to leading indicators like workers, engagement and reporting? What

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about recognizing the safety isn't just a list of rules, but a cultured shared responsibility

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inside of the organization. So taking the red bill means acknowledging that safety is

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complex and that there's no singular solution. It's about embracing the challenge of continual

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improvement and empowering workers to play a active role in shaping a safer workplace.

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You know, that employee engagement thing, that team member engagement thing in regards

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of what needs to be done. So in choosing the red pill, so what happens when you choose

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the red pill in safety? Well, you begin to see being seeing the bigger picture. Safety

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becomes part of the culture, not just department of a program. You recognize incidents that

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are not about individual failures, but systemic failures. Workers filled in power to recognize

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hazard and near misses without fear of punishment. And you're just not compliant. You're resilient.

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You're doing things that are different. So just like in the matrix with Neo, the red

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bill doesn't promise an easy path, but choosing to address the deeper truths about safety,

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meaning facing complexities, challenges and resistance, but also the path that leads to

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transformation and ultimately a safer, more engaged workplace, maybe a place that has

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some safeguards. So ask yourself, are you ready to take the red pill or will you stay

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comfortable with the blue pill pretending everything is fine while hazards lurk in the

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shadows? So as in the movie, as Morpheus would say, all that I'm offering you is the truth,

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nothing more. The truth might be uncomfortable, but it's the only way that you and your organization

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will actually end up growing.

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Oops, what did he just say? We at safety FM don't always agree with the viewpoints of

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our hosts and guests. Now back to real safety talk on safety FM. Don't go anywhere. You're

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Okay, here you go. 45 minutes past the top of the hour.

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And we are still hanging out here on the rated R safety show. Okay, this song right here

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is called let me by chromatic songs readily available on Spotify, Apple music and YouTube

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music. We would like to thank Romani for allowing us to play this year on the rated R safety

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show. Yeah, I would say give it some streamer, email action. No doubt there. Okay, so let's

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go. Let's go. Let's go. Let's go. Let's get into the move in the groove of some things

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going on. You're gonna do something here. Take a listen to this. Frankly, it can be

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depressing at this time of the year when it comes if you're spending all of your hours

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in daylight at work. And while many of us are quick to chalk up the feeling to lethargy

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and carb craving to seasonal affective disorder or sad, a mental experts are saying that not

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so fast. We're starters, Carrie, Lebron ski, a winter psychologist mindset expert wants

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us to remember that people that are sad isn't something you can just self diagnose use as

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a shield to avoid a living normal life for the next three to four or maybe even five

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months. According to her people who fall into the two categories who generally feel down

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in the winter with worse mood and response to the lack of daylight and those who simply

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having a very normal healthy response to daylight change. But don't view it that way. She points

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out that the feelings of tired and an antisocial are at least less than the social might might

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be during the summer and a very normal response to the 10 hour difference in the amount of

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daylight between the summer solstice and the winter solstice. She says that it's normal

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to expect the same energy interest and productivity year round her advice in dealing with the

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effects of day of day of daylight in the time of the year, slow down, rest more, socialize

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in a low key way and be indulgent in staying in and eat lots of comfort food and me count

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down to December the 22nd, the days that start getting longer. Sure, you know, start the

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winter but the daylight means that is also the first signs of spring. So hey, yeah, you

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know, there is some hope there and let me tell you about the most important thing as

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well that I will ever tell you after that story and that's about my friends at to write

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love on her arms. No matter what you're facing, you deserve to be connected to help and the

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people that to write love on your arms wants you to know that people have been where you

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are now and healing is possible. So even if you're dealing with sad, you know, with the

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thing that you're missing daylight, yeah, there's some options there and once you get

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here there's some information related to addiction, depression, anxiety, eating disorder, self

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injury, suicide, trauma and grief support. Just to name a few to find out more information,

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go to TWL o h a dot com. That's T W L o h a dot com and click on the section that says

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find help. Tell some options readily available for you. So there you go. TWL o h a dot com

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to write love on her arms. So a lot of information, a lot of things to do, a lot of things to

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take a look at if one may do so. So there you go. Some stuff for you as we are talking.

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So TWL o h a dot com. Okay. Let's continue talking about some other things cause that

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is what we do around here. So what did you think? I mean, did you think that sad was

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going to play a big factor is I was bringing it up or did you look at it and go, I don't

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know if I go through that. I mean, there's a lot of people that are still hating this

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in listen, I'm not a lover of the time change thing. I'm just keeping it real when it comes

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to that, but it's a, it's a weird thing. Like if you look up all of the information on why

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it was done, it's silly that we still do a time change. And if you have the option to

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be stuck into one or the other, which one would you do? Would you be in daylight savings

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time or would you be in daylight standard time? Because that's the, that's the thing.

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And what if we just had the world in one separate time zone? You know, what if it was just one

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time zone around, you know, what does it matter? Anyways, time is time. Yeah. You know what

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I'm saying? Anyways, let's bring somebody in who has more sense than I do. Let's bring

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in some John Smalls and let him tell us about the motivation minute.

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The motivation minute is brought to you by Genesis gold IRA.com. Today's thought was

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submitted by Tom. We often start with a quote, but today it's more of a thought titled.

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What is marketing? If the circus is coming to town and you put up a poster that's advertising.

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If you put the poster on the back of an elephant and walk them through town, that's a promotion.

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If you walk the elephant through the mayor's flower bed and the local radio station airs

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a story about it, that's publicity. If you can get the mayor to laugh about it, that's

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public relations. If you tell people about the various entertainment booths and the fun

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that they're going to have, and you answer all their questions, that's sales. And if

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you plan that entire thing, that's marketing. All right. I love that as a guy who works

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in marketing. I agree wholeheartedly with this thought. The motivation minute courtesy

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of Genesis gold IRA.com. I'm John Small. Thanks for listening. Your favorite motivational

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quotes can be submitted for upcoming programs at motivationminute.org. I'm Richard Exley

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with your one minute devotion faced with the seemingly insurmountable challenges of our

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day. You may be tempted to give up. You may be thinking there's nothing you can do. You're

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too young or you're too old or you don't have any money or you don't have any power influence.

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Which brings us to the foremost unlikely miracle workers in the Bible. Four men with leprosy

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sitting at the entrance of the city gate. They said to each other, why stay here until

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we die? They had nothing. Nothing that is except an indomitable spirit, an unwillingness

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to do nothing and unwillingness to just sit there and die. Lord Jesus, give us a courage

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to risk failure and rejection rather than doing nothing. Amen. If these devotions are

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a blessing and an encouragement to you, you can subscribe at one minute devotion.com.

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Here is the news on the raising of our safety show. From Feature Story News in London, I'm

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Molly Barrett. Dozens of people have been killed in fresh Israeli airstrikes in northern

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Gaza, according to hospital officials. Hamas Aligned Media says Israel hit several buildings

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in Beit Lahir and Gaza City. Israel's recently intensified operations in northern Gaza, saying

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it wants to stop Hamas regrouping there. At least 20 people have been arrested in raids

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across Europe, targeting an alleged Syrian people smuggling gang. Law enforcement agencies

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in Austria, the Netherlands, Poland, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Serbia joined the UK's

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National Crime Agency and German police in taking action. It's thought the network brought

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hundreds of migrants through the Balkans and then into Eastern Europe before they were

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taken to Germany and the UK. The NCA's director of investigations, John Denley, says an Iraqi

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national was detained in the UK's Midlands area. The network operates in over 20 countries

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and is responsible for smuggling over 750 people into Germany and the United Kingdom.

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The arrest was undertaken with colleagues from Poland and the subject will now face

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extradition. The United States has charged Indian billionaire Gautam Adani with orchestrating

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a 250 million dollar bribery scheme. He's one of the world's richest men and is known

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for his close ties to India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Rebecca Bundon reports from

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Mumbai. US authorities say that Adani and other executives promised more than 250 million

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dollars in bribes to Indian government officials to secure solar energy contracts. Federal

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prosecutors accused them of hiding and using the scheme to raise money from investors in

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the US. The Adani group has interests in sectors including ports, airports and energy. The

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group last year faced a crisis after a US short seller accused it of stock manipulation

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and accounting fraud accusations which Adani denied. Rebecca Bundon, Mumbai. The US state

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of Texas is offering Donald Trump land for use for deportation facilities as the president

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elect promises to fix the country's border crisis. The state's land commissioner Dawn

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Buckingham says the ranch on the US Mexico border can be used for the largest deportation

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of violent criminals in the nation's history. Sally Patterson reports. Donald Trump ran for

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president on a platform of tackling illegal immigration. Now he's working on turning those

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promises into action. Firstly by using the US military to help with his proposed mass

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deportations. Now Texas authorities say facilities can be built on their land to process, detain

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and deport undocumented migrants. There are around 11.4 million immigrants living in the

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country illegally according to the Migration Policy Institute. Many now face an uncertain

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future as the next president prepares for his second term in office. FSN's Sally Patterson

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reporting there. From bureaus worldwide this is FSN. In order to save the planet from

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cow farts why doesn't someone just invent really large gas X pills? What's an awful

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stench radio? Oh yeah it's stinty alright I believe ya. Anyway 55 minutes past the top

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of the hour and let's talk about some things that happened back on this date back in 2019

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Elon Musk unveils Tesla's all-electric pickup the cyber truck at an event in Los Angeles

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while showing off showing off much of the of the beating of the vehicle could take Tesla's

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let's see let's see what is it chief designer Frank Vaughn whatever Frank Vaughn took a

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sledgehammer to the body he also hit it the shatterproof window with a metal ball and

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to the surprise of Musk it shattered the window. Earlier Musk had claimed the truck was bulletproof

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against a 9 millimeter handgun so who knows you know and keep in mind about that so that

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happened back in 2019 think about how long it took to get that thing on the market and

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how the price what was it almost double of whatever the year what was it like it was

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40,000 for the entry but it ended up being 60,000 but when they started selling them

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they were like 120. Anyways so that happened back in 2019 if you're looking at some birthdays

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for today Isabelle May turns 24 Grace Van Patten turns 28 Justin Tucker 35 Carly Rae

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Jespin turns 39 Jenna Malone 40 Nikki Garcia and Brie Bella both or Brie Garcia was what

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I would imagine they both turned 41 Johnny Danny turns 50 Michael Strahan turns 53 Ken

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Griffey jr. turns 55 Troy Aikman turns 58 Bjork turns 59 and Goldie Hahn turned 79 today

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so there you go that's some birthdays for you if that's what you're looking for if you're

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looking at some days of the year to celebrate I have a crap load of them for you it's Gurnes

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World Record Day National Gingerbread Cookie Day World Hello Day World Television Day Great

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American Smokeout Social Enterprise Day False Confession Day National Stuffing Day World

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Pancreatic Cancer Day World Philosophy Day Useless Stuff Day National Red Mitten Day

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so a lot of things going on short period of time if you need a random joke for today according

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to my chocolate advent calendar there is only three days until Christmas you get it okay

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if you need a phone started for today try this what's the most frightening thing you

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can imagine uh-huh yeah think about that and then if you need a question for the water

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cooler try this 19% of moms say that they'll do this sometimes to teach their family a

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lesson what is it hide clothes I don't know what lesson you're teaching but hey that just

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means like it sounds like you're spending more money but that's just my thought process

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on the whole thing anyways that's gonna sum up our time together at the top of the hour

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I'll be going over to radio big.fm if you want to come and hang out with me for the

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next couple hours or so if not you can hang out here on safety FM with the likes of Sheldon

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Primus as he talks about the world of safety consulting because that is what he does so

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there you go some options readily available to you whatever you want to do thank you for

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always being the best part of safety FM and radio big and that is the listener because

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without you it makes no sense to do what we do around here if I can't leave you with a

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deep thought for today I would love to leave you with this one life is the art of drawing

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without an eraser think about that anyways I know who you are you know who I am love

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you mean it and goodbye the views and opinions expressed on this podcast are those of the

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host and its guests and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of

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the company examples of analysis discussed within this podcast are only examples they

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should not be utilized in the real world as the only solution available as they are based

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only on very limited and dated open source information assumptions made within this analysis

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are not reflective of the position of the company no part of this podcast may be reproduced

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stored in a retrieval system or transmitted in any form or by any means mechanical electronic

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recording or otherwise without prior written permission of the creator of the podcast Jay

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Allen