EP 1059 -The Roller Coaster of Safety: Arizona's Amusement Park Dilemma

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I could see the truth, no you don't have to lie to me

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Don't feel your head with things and think you're free

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I could smell the fear, I think you may care

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I could be rude, be in the mood, I could be rotten

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I could be cruel, mad at the fool, but never forgotten

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The following program is rated M-A-L-S-V

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It contains strong language, sexual situations and violence

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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 eardrum pain begin

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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, so true as you already know

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It does not matter who the host is

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What has always mattered is who the listeners are

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Anyways, we are broadcasting from the Safety FM studios

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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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You know, at that other place

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You're being infiltrated

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Radio big

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Okay, so let's talk

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How did you survive? How did it make out?

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How did you make out for it?

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You know, it's been a few days

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It's been a few days since we got to hang out and do our thing

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So how did it go for you?

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Did you do a lot of stuff?

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Did you get to hang out?

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Did you do the turkey treating stuff?

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I mean, it's been a long time

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So don't get me wrong

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I've missed you guys

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I hope you know, you had a fantastic time doing what you got to do

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Because that's always an important aspect

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So let's talk real quick, you know

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So it is Monday, December the 2nd of 2024, day 337th of the year

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And only 29 days left to go

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Yeah, that's what's going on

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29 days

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You know, I remember earlier this year

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As we were talking about the countdown

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I was like, well, it'll be here at no time

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At no time

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And I already feel like we're there and ready to go

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So with that being said, let's talk a little bit

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If you're new here, well, welcome aboard

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If you've been here before, welcome group

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Thank you for coming back

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Our show consists about safety in the news, news and safety

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That's kind of how the whole rigmarole of the whole show goes

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So there you go

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So we talk about safety

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We talk about the news

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We bring in some professional broadcasters

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As they will talk about everything that is going on inside of the world out there

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Because that's kind of what they do

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And then outside of that, you can interact with our show

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If you want to call in radio.com

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That's call in radio.com

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They'll get everything moving and grooving our general direction

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

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You know, some people will go, hey, we're available on social media

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But that's not what we're looking to do

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I mean, you can do that

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But I just don't look at it until after the after the show

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And some people get pissed off about that

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Like I do it on purpose

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It's like I'm not doing it on purpose

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I just don't check it

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Because I got a lot of other things going on on the screen

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So there you go

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So our show consists of doing a radio show

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That can be heard on safety FM and on radio big

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And also an I heart radio and Odyssey and all other kind of stuff

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And then we kind of go into the podcast motion

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Our show jumps directly into a podcast at eight a.m. Eastern time

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But if you have one of those fancy Nancy podcast catchers

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We can actually be there in real time

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So it'll be coming across at our seven o'clock Eastern hour as we are doing it

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Or if not, you can just listen to it on the radio

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Also, we do a video stream that's available on safety FM.com under visual radio

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We're also there on the social media aspect

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And that's what gets me in trouble

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Because people are like I talk I sent you a message and you didn't respond

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You know, I get it. I get it

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So anyways with that being said

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Why don't we start getting into what the hell was trending in the overnight?

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Here is one was trending rated R safety show

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Okay

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So as I take a look at the trends at the end of the end

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The brother and sister say that they have a definitive proof that their father was D.B. Cooper

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And FDX executives earned time off her prison sentence

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

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Also, Taylor Swift is an influence his is influential and Nico moon gets sued

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We'll talk about that as we get into showbiz

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Also wicked is a box office hit for Broadway and Barry Keegan will play Ringo Starr

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We'll talk about that

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Also, Meghan Markle legal troubles with the trademark office worsened

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So we'll talk about that as we get into the Royals

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So so so so so many things to talk about so little time to do

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So so if you are ready, I'm ready

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And what I will do is I will bring in my friends from feature story news

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And they will do a feature of a story for the news

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Yeah, because that's you know, that's that's part of the title feature story news

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So if you're ready to go, I'm ready to go. So let's bring them in right now

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Our friends at feature story news going ahead and talking away about what the hell's going on

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So here you go

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Here is the news on the

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From feature story news in New Delhi, Nehapunia

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Donald Trump has called US President Joe Biden issuing an official pardon for his son Hunter

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abuse of justice. Biden, though, has defended his decision by claiming politics infected the

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judicial process in his son's trial. Earlier in the year, Hunter Biden was found guilty of illegal

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drug use and gun possession charges, becoming the first child of a sitting president to be convicted

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of a crime. Sarah Kessler has more. The president issued a statement Sunday saying no reasonable

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person looking at the facts in Hunter's criminal case could conclude that Hunter wasn't singled out

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because he's my son. Biden said there was an effort to break Hunter, which in turn meant

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trying to break the president. Hunter was convicted on federal gun charges. He's also due to be

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sentenced this month in a separate criminal case after pleading guilty in September to federal

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tax evasion. The pardon covers the guilty plea and the gun conviction. US lawmakers from both

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parties have questioned the political neutrality of Donald Trump's pick for FBI director

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Kash Patel. The president-elect has also nominated personal family connections for posts related to

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US foreign policy. Our US correspondent, Jagrati Dave has more. Longtime Trump supporter Kash Patel

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has previously raised a few eyebrows with his calls to remove people from the FBI who refuse

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to support the president-elect's agenda. Democrats like Jamie Raskin called Patel a personal loyalist

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to Trump. Republican Senator Mike Rounds also noted how Trump's cabinet selections are based on

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loyalty. Current FBI director Christopher Wray, who's a Republican, would have to resign or be sacked

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before Kash Patel could replace him. And this comes as Mr Trump tapped his daughter Tiffany's father-in-law,

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the Lebanese-American businessman Masad Boulos, as his senior advisor on Arab and Middle Eastern

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affairs. He previously has picked his daughter Ivanka's father-in-law Charles Kushner for the

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post of US ambassador to France. Taiwan President Lai Ching-Tai has kicked off his second day in the

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US as China fumes over the stopover that is part of a week-long Pacific tour to drum up support for

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the island. China has vowed resolute countermeasures to a recently approved US arms sale to Taiwan as

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well. Laura Westbrook has more. The US announced the approval of a sale worth US$385 million of

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spare parts and support for F-16 jets and radars to Taiwan just hours before its President Lai

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Ching-Tai left to visit three diplomatic allies in the Pacific. He will stop over in Hawaii and the

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US territory of Guam. China's foreign ministry is fuming. It says the sale sends a wrong signal to

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Taiwan independence forces that it firmly opposes any official exchanges between the US and Taiwan

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and strongly condemns the US for arranging the transit. From bureaus worldwide, this is FSN.

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With FSN Spotlight, I'm Simon Marks looking in more detail today at Donald Trump's nominee to be

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the next FBI director. Kash Patel is an outspoken and uncompromising supporter of the President

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elect and his Make America Greater Gain agenda. A former chief of staff to the acting defense

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secretary in Trump's first term, he has endorsed the need for retribution against the President

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elect's political enemies, telling Trump adviser Steve Bannon last December that he is firmly

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committed to unleashing the country's judicial system against people responsible for upending

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the first Trump administration. The one thing we learned in the Trump administration the first go

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around is we got to put in all America patriots top to bottom and we got them for law enforcement,

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we got them for intel collection, we got them for offensive operations, we got them for DOD,

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CIA everywhere. We will go out and find the conspirators not just in government but in the

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media. Yes, we're going to come after the people in the media who lied about American citizens,

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who helped Joe Biden rig presidential elections. Whether it's criminal or civilly, we'll figure

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that out. But yeah, we're putting you all on notice. That message strikes fear into many Trump

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opponents including some who testified against the President at his two impeachment trials.

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Kash Patel, a former federal prosecutor and public defender, will need to secure Senate confirmation

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before he gets to sit atop the FBI, a process that could be sticky if a handful of Republicans

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take issue with his nomination. With FSN Spotlight, I'm Simon Marks. The main news again,

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Donald Trump calls US President Joe Biden issuing an official pardon for his son Hunter,

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abuse of justice, even as Biden defends his decision by claiming his son was selectively

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and unfairly prosecuted. 25 people killed as Russian and Syrian jets target Idlib in Northern

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Syria. President Bashar al-Assad vows to retake Aleppo. Tens of thousands of Indian farmers are

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marching towards India's capital city demanding agricultural reforms. And that is the latest

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Feature Story News. Neha Punia reporting.

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

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home title fraud, one of the fastest growing crimes. Cyber thieves around the world know

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

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simple. 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 have no idea

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that you're a victim. Then the person takes out a loan on your home and vanishes. You can prove to

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the police that you didn't commit bank fraud. Home title locks put a virtual barrier around your home

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title. The instant they detect any kind of tampering or anybody messing around, they help

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shut it down. Look, if you have equity in your home, you need to guard it the best way that you

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can. Some people might even go as far as guarding it with their life. Go to home title lock.com

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Well, you might be like me and heard all these terms and we're not 100% sure on what they meant. Things is mining blockchain, the internet of things. Well, I will tell you we here at safety FM have partnered up with a company that will explain this to you.

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What exactly is mining? What is cryptocurrency? And what is the internet of things to find out more information? Go to safety FM.com forward slash I hub that safety FM.com forward slash I hub. And don't forget to mention that Jay Allen sent you.

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Your own risk rated are safety show.

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Sounds like some risky business for sure as we are talking anyways, currently 17 minutes past the top of the hour and we have a lot of stuff to cover. So let's go ahead and get to it right now. So we can start having all those, you know, great discussions that need to come about. So let's do this.

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A brother and sister in North Carolina say that their late father was DB Cooper. And that's what they have a parachute to prove it a parachute. Okay. Well, let's hear the proof as the story goes on November the 24th of 1971, a passenger named Dan Cooper successfully hijacked a Boeing 727 with a bomb threat.

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And exchange the passengers on board for a set of parachutes and a $200,000 ransom money and managed to disappear from the aircraft mid flight somewhere over the Southwestern Washington state. The following April, a man named Richard McCoy Jr. attempted a similar hijacking making off with half a million dollars when he bailed out over the pro of Provo in Utah. And he was able to get out of the plane.

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He was arrested just two days later and convicted two years later. He busted out of prison and he died in a shootout three months after that. Now McCoy's two kids say that they found the parachute that their father used as DB Cooper in a storage shed and showed it to an independent journalist.

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Who tracked down the case two decades ago, the parachute matches the type of provided to Cooper in 1971 after showing it to the reporter. They have, they gave it to the FBI. The Bureau formerly closed Cooper's case in 2016, but did, but did reportedly collect DNA samples from the siblings.

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The siblings say that they know that the C the secret for years, but didn't come forward until after their mother died, fearing that she would be complicated, be implicated in both of the 1971 and 1972 hijacking. This is according to the cowboy state daily.

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So DB Cooper, I mean, think about this for a moment. Your proof that this person was your father and was DB Cooper is a parachute that you found in a storage shed. Wow. I really hope the people don't start digging through the trash can because I don't know what the hell they might find.

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Who truly cares what this guy has to say? Who gives a shit? Rated R safety show.

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Okay. A fruit vendor who sold 35 cent bananas that were, was then duct taped to a wall and sold for $6.2 million. Felt that he was made the butt of a cruel joke. When a sham alarm, a nearly blind 74 year old buying the dash immigrant who works on the sidewalk,

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standing outside of Salisbury was told that his fruit was part of the artwork. He became emotional saying, I am a poor man and I have never had this kind of money. I have never seen this kind of money.

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After hearing his stories, Justin Sim who bought and ate the banana tweeted it, tweeted that he will buy a hundred thousand bananas from alarm stand and will then be distributed free for the fruit free to worldwide.

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No world on SIM who lives in China is going to follow through on the promise, but anonymous New York worker started to go fund me for alarm with a promise to match a $5,000 raids donors contributed $17,000 by Sunday.

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So there you go. So how do you butt up with the joke? I don't understand. I mean, it's kind of a weird one if you think about it. So if you're a fruit stand vendor and you sell a fruit and somebody uses artwork, I I'm kind of, or were you thinking that you should be compensated more than what you steal the fruit for?

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I mean, I don't know. Maybe I'm looking at it the wrong way. Maybe, maybe, you know, you should tell me what I'm doing wrong here in regards to what I'm seeing. I mean, yeah. Colin radio.com will tell me more about what the hell you're thinking.

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Cause I have no clue. I'm kind of lost on that one. Like what would you expect? So, I mean, it's, I don't know. It's kind of a weird, like if you go to a restaurant, then sign a big contract while you're at the restaurant or after you had the food, should you donate money to the restaurant?

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I mean, I don't know. I look at things very differently. I guess anyways, last month, Caroline Ellison, the former girlfriend at Sam Bankman freed and the head of the hedge fund at the center of FTX is collapsed, reported to Danbury federal correctional Institute in Connecticut to begin her two year prison.

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And since now the prison record showed that she's already had more than three months shaved off of her sentence while neither her lawyers nor prisoner officials have a commented prisoners with good behavior, often earn time off their sentence.

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That's part of their 2018 first step act. The report of business insider inmates can earn up to 54 days off of a good conduct for every year of the sentence is according to the business insider. So hold on 54 days. And she has two years and you can shave off for 54.

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I mean, really must be good behavior. If you're already three months down, I mean, good for her. I mean, guys are talking about it. Also the public got the first glimpse inside the restored Notre Dame cathedral in Paris, more than five years after the devastating fire broke out on the roof.

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While reconstruction brought a new design architects and builders carefully paid tribute to the original construction president of France, Emmanuel McCrown and his wife toured the site in a televised special and inspected the Oak beam of the roof.

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Private donation worth nearly $1 billion helped fund the extensive restoration project. $1 billion. That's crazy, which cleaned up the smoke damage, stained glass windows and the iconic flying buttresses inside the building wall and open to the public on Saturday.

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This is according to New York post $1 billion. Okay. So let's think about that. That's a restoration project. And okay. Is this like one person donated the $1 billion? Cause I'm totally, totally lost.

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Well, safety never sounded so terrible rated our safety show. Okay. In invasion of a wild turkey and North, North East Minneapolis has usps letter carriers on edge. The letter circulating to residents in the area, encourage them to not feed them in the neighborhoods to

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to try to disperse the turkeys, which have taken the following mailman. Oh, well, on

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their route, the rebel local union tells Minnesota, well, tell CBS Minnesota it's not like bad

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attacks are happening, but they are nuances. The state's DNR also advises to keep the bird

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feeder clean and scares a scare turkeys off with loud noises or even a broom. Okay. So

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hold on. So now I'm chasing a turkey down with a broom. I mean, this is getting kind

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of weird. Think about that real quick. I mean, what else are you going to be doing? So you

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got a turkey, you know, that are as a nuance and you need to chase it down with a broom.

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Then you're going to be getting sighted on animal cruelty and all this other kind of

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stuff. You know how it goes around here.

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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 did our safety show entertainment. I guess is the name of

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the game. So let's talk about some things real quick. Bob buyer. Yeah. Bob buyer, the

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former drummer of for my chemical romance has died. He was found dead in his home in

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Tennessee on November the 26th. The cause of death is unknown. Prior was only 44 44

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at the time of his passing. So there you go. Also actor Earl Hall. A man has died. He passed

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away on November the 25th, according to a statement from his partner, no further details

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Oliver was best known for his roles in the Twilight zone and the rainmaker. He was 96

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at the time of his passing. Also actor Wayne Northrop has died. He passed away on Friday

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of his California home after years long with battle of Alzheimer's North. Let's see. Wayne

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was best known for his roles in dynasty and days of our lives. He was 77 at the time of

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his passing. So a lot of interesting stuff going on right there. You know, kind of a,

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kind of a strange one as we were talking about it. So let's talk about the box office. Now

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I don't know about you, but I don't know what you, what your Thanksgiving rituals are. And

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if the box office makes it in, I will tell you, my daughter's convinced me to go to the

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movie theater twice over a two day period. So there you go. So let's talk about some

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of the movies that were out there and I'll talk about what I watched. Conclave was a

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came in at number 10 with $690,000. Also at number nine, a real pain with $785,000 and

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number eight, the wild robot with $820,000 and number seven, venom. The last dance, $2.6

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million. Okay. And then number six, pastor spy assassination, $2.9 million. Number five,

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the best Christmas pageant ever. $4 million. And number four, red one, $15.9 million. It's

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down from the number three spot from the previous week, just in case. Also at number three,

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gladiators to $37.4 million down from a number two and number two was wicked with $97 million

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down from the number one spot and the number one movie in the box office. I don't think

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there was any doubt about this whatsoever was going to happen, but it was Moana Moana

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to $163.5 million. So I, my daughter's convinced me to essentially go watch an animation and

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a musical and the animation was part musical as well. So I got to see Moana and wicked,

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you know, during our little break there and I'm not picking here. I'm just talking. So

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understand this, but that wicked movies two hours and 40 minutes. So it's almost a, a

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three hour extravaganza there. And let me explain that when you get to the end of it,

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it's not over. That's part one. There is a part two from what I understand that they

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don't really give a date, but the person that was sitting behind me that wanted to be a

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narrator during the whole damn movie there was talking and said that the next one comes

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out in November of next year. So we will see what will happen, but yeah, two hours and

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40 minutes. I want to see Moana was like an hour and 40, but don't hold me a hundred percent

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to that one.

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But yeah, there you go. A lot of stuff going on in the box office. And then yesterday I'm

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at universal studios and they have now they have a whole, a whole store. I mean in a whole

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store dedicated to the, to the wicked, to the wicked stuff. You know, I I'm kind of

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amazed at how that story changes the wizard of Oz. If you haven't seen the movie, I don't

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want to ruin it for you, but yeah, whatever, you know, weird stuff. I don't know. I don't

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get it anyways. Let's continue talking because you know, I will go on some, some extravagant

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elaboration of crap about movies. Cause that's what I've been doing all week. So the Dow

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gained about 188 points to close at 44,910 on Friday. The S and B gained about 33 points

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to close at 6,032. And the NASDAQ added about 157 points to close at 19,218 West Texas intermediate

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closed at $68 a barrel and Brent crude was at $72 a barrel. The national average price

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of a gallon of gas was $3 and five cents on Sunday and Bitcoin rebounded a bit over the

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weekend. Are you ready for this? You know, it, it just had a minor rebound at $97,000.

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Yep. $97,000 is what you're looking at. So there you go. Also let's say, listen to this

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one Tuesday nights, make a million drawing will be for $541 million Jackpot or $257.6

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million cash payout. So if you want to play the game, go ahead and do so. Tonight's power

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ball drawing will be for $224 million Jackpot or $106 million cash payout. So a lot of stuff

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going on as we are talking. So take a listen to this one. Fans of James Van Der Beek will

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be able to buy a limited edition number four, Jonathan mocks Jersey for his role on varsity

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blues all signed by the actor for charity, of course. And the announcement vendor Beak

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said that he, the proceeds will go to families recovering from financial burden of cancer,

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including his own last month, Vanderbeek shared that he is battling cancer. This is according

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to page six. So, I mean, I, it's great. It's great that he is doing a cause for sure. Take

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a listen to this nine years after being diagnosed with a considered terminal cancer, Dolph

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London says that he is now cancer free and an Instagram post, the 67 year old said that

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he's getting rid of the last dead tumor and had no cancer cells left in his body.

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Lindren first spoke about his diagnosis in 2023, revealing that he was told that he had

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kidney cancer back in 2015 after surgery, he remained symptom free for five years, but

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then additional tumors were discovered during a routine doctor visit. At that point, he

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was given terminal diagnosis that he had two to three years to live. This is according

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to deadline. So there you go. A lot of stuff going on right there as we are talking. Take

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a listen to this. Debbie Moore proved herself to be bit of a, of a food scientist on a recent

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episode of hot ones. More kicked off the episode by proclaiming that she's, that she's a spicy

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food enthusiast and was ready for the challenge in which the celebs sample increasingly fiery

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hot sauces while getting towards the end of the lineup. She explained that the science

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behind why some people actively subject themselves to a mouth numbing sensation. So if you haven't

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seen the episode, probably would encourage you to go take a look, see OOXIE no doubt

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about that as we all talking. So that's it. So anyways, it is 32 minutes past the top

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of the hour. So why don't we go ahead and do that thing that we do right now? Cause

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it might be a good time to do so. Don't you think it would be? I do.

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Here is our main story on the right safety show. Yep. Main story time on the rated are

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safety show as we are talking. So I have to tell you, I live in a very, very, very, very,

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very, very, and did I say very interesting state? I'm not going to lie here. And the

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reason that I say this is because we have so many different aspects that have been on

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this state. And you kind of know that I'm based in Orlando. Cause I say it on every

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show that we're on together. But here's what happens. The theme park capital of the world

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is in Orlando in regards of how many theme parks are here and the way that things are

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done and you know, the way that things are done, people fly from all different places

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of the world to come to some of the parks that are here. It's kind of, or the resorts

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is the proper term in regards of the resorts that are here. But let's talk about this because

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sometimes it, where you're kind of hanging out in the U S you get to do some stuff and

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you don't realize that you might be going to places that are not as, you know, not as

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a treated in the same way that other things are. And you're probably sitting here going,

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where are you going with this? So you know that when you work, that you have different

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kind of crews and the crews that you have, you kind of get, well, this crew does this,

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that crew does that. And you know, it's just kind of one of those great things that happens

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because it's just the way that it goes. But I look at some things sometimes and I go,

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how crazy our world is when it comes to how we look at stuff on how we go out there and

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say, okay, we're going to do this, but this is not our best crew. Well, you're going to

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probably have some questions and I'm not saying here now that, you know, the best theme parks

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in the world are only in, in Orlando, but man, are there some questions here in regards

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of some of the stuff that I'm going to bring up to you this morning? That is for sure.

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So let's, let's kind of hang out a little bit here because I want to show you something

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this morning and it's, it's a new story and the new story consists of some things that

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occurred at a theme park that was not in Orlando or it was not even in Florida. So take a listen

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to this little new story real quick because I think we might enjoy it together. Let's

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go for it. It shouldn't cost your life. It shouldn't cost your life to have fun. A fun

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birthday celebration at castles and coasters on Sunday afternoon, go carts. We did the

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smaller roller coaster. We did the magic carpet turned into a nightmare for one Valley family.

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I think the worst part for me is having the kids there and knowing that it could have

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been one of them. The man got onto desert storm, a double looping roller coaster with

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only a lap bar for protection. The lap bars came down mine click twice. So click, click

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and you know, checked it. It was latched. He says the operator didn't physically check

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the bars. I pushed up on mine. She looked, she walked away. Then the ride starts. We

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start to climb and you hear, you know, the, the, the click of the chain of normal roller

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coaster going on, you know, click, click, click, click. And the unthinkable happens.

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We get just about to the top and I hear a click different from the click of the chain

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taking us up. And so I checked my lap bar one more time and it released video from the

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ground shows what happens next. I had near seconds to act on whether I stayed on or got

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off. The man climbs out of the moving roller coaster onto the catwalk. I just started the

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climb down because I just wanted off of that. He says the operator didn't notice what happened

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until he was on the ground. She should have been watching that car and when she saw me

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climbing out, she should have been able to hit him in emergency release. Arizona is one

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of eight states that does not regulate its amusement parks. According to the U S consumer

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product safety commission, state law requires parks to have private or insurance companies

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inspect the rides annually. A hundred percent needs to change. I think, I think all amusement

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parks that basically, you know, have people's lives in their hand need to be better regulated.

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The man says he filed a report with the park but was not given a copy. I think the scariest

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part was the negligence on their part and just the absolute carelessness that they had

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throughout the entire thing. I reached out to castles and coasters for comment on this

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incident but did not get a response in Phoenix. Gabriella Becara, 12 news. So think about

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that real quick as we are talking. So, wow. I mean, what, what a change of events there.

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So all of a sudden you're going down in regards of taking a ride and you're going on a double

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looper with all of a sudden just a lap bar protection and the thing doesn't even click

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into place. So I bring up this story cause I want you to think about this. Arizona is

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one of eight states that, you know, you saw what the record or you heard what the requirement

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was, which was not much in regards of how these things get inspected. And sometimes

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I look at some of these things as we tie in news stories and I go, man, what a weird world

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we live in at times that you can take something like this and go, how is it okay here, but

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not okay there. And then you heard me earlier talk about cruise and think about it. You

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have your eight crews, you have your B cruise and you have your C cruise. And now listen,

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I'm not picking on the, on the lady that was running the machine, but what category would

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you find her under and what is the determination between your A crew, your B crew and your

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C crew, the difference, because what are you willing to let people get away with and did

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the guy do the right thing by jumping off the ride? And why was there not a fail safe?

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Like there was no fail safe whatsoever in regards of what was going on. Um, when he

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jumped out and you know, we'd love to thank the news, the new station out of Phoenix where

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I'm actually, uh, or out of Arizona actually saying the story, but man, it is a weird time.

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So as you think about it today, what are you willing to let your crews get away with and

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not get away with? Cause listen to what could have happened. And that's sometimes stuff

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that you had to sit around and think about what could have, what could have happened

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there and why didn't the machine stop? So many questions.

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What does he just say?

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We have safety. Don't always agree with the viewpoints of our hosts and guests. Now back

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That's to write love on her arms. TWL o h a dot com. Okay, so a lot of stuff going on right there as we are hanging and banging and doing our stuff as we are talking.

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So let's take a look around and see what the hell is going on still inside of the world of the news because hey, we're always talking about some of this stuff. Why would we not be doing this? So let's talk about that holiday mixer. So now it's December.

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And I believe that means is a season of pumpkin spices officially over. So what's the next? It's the deep thinking thinkers at Pepsi are to be believed. You definitely want to get your hands on their new festive flavor, which tastes tastes like holiday season in a can. The new Pepsi zero sugar gingerbread blends notes a brown sugar, cinnamon, ginger and molasses. According to all recipes, Pepsi zero sugar gingerbread gives dirty soda vibe that starts with a

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sweet and almost chocolatey flavor and finishes with some warm spicy with an almost creamy mouthful. The new soda flavor out this week will only be available at the Pepsi's website via special giveaway on tick tock. Go figure on tick tock. The first holiday release for Pepsi since

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let's see, Pepsi holiday spice, which was released in 2004 and discontinued two years later and with reviewers using words like dirty soda, what can only even think of what that's going to taste like or how long it's going to last. Sorry, Pepsi. For me, the title holiday season in a can is already taken by cranberry jelly and Budweiser. So there you go. Some stuff to think about as we are talking. I mean, I don't know.

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It gets so weird sometimes with some of the stuff that we talk about. So there you go. What else do we got? Let's talk about this one. The holiday shopping season is definitely underway and with the average shopper in the US planning to spend more than $1,000 on gifts alone this year, many must be concerned about the overspending today. Consumers have a ton of options when it comes to pay for your seasonal expenditures. Do you swipe the credit card or pick up the free miles or do you use the buy now pay list?

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Do you spend less later and spread the payment over time or do you see, uh, use a debit card to avoid going into debt? According to experts, if you're worried about spending too much, you should go old school and pay with cash business school.

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Jay Zagori of Boston University points out that for the commit that committing to using paper money gives you automatic method of budgeting. When you're out of cash, you're done shopping. And in addition, you're likely to spend less by paying with cash. Thanks to the psychological pain of paying, which isn't apparent when you're using a card. Thirdly, it's a long run paying cash for things is cheaper because you don't have to pay interest on your purchases. One caveat though, Professor, uh,

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doesn't recommend putting all of your money into your wallet at once. Instead, bring just a portion of it, of your budgeted cash. When you go shopping, if you need to bring it all split it into money into everything separate. So sorry, pal. I simply can't get my hands on enough cash to reveal my holiday traditions or for buying one of the, one of the, one of those things for someone else and not for me. Good points though. It's also very handy for those, for the field that their kids are running out of things to make fun of.

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Especially when you're using cash. I mean, I don't know a lot of stuff to think about as we are talking. So with that being said, why don't we bring some John Smalls into our life and let him tell us a little bit, a little bit about the motivation minute. Let's do that.

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The motivation minute is brought to you by Genesis gold IRA.com. Today's story was submitted by Monica holiday time of 1938. Bob May wasn't feeling much comfort or joy. The 34 year old ad writer was exhausted and broke. His wife was losing her two year battle with cancer. Bob did his best to care for their four year old daughter. He shared a fun tale about a reindeer with a bright nose who found a special place with Santa. His wife passed away just before Christmas. He reluctantly went to a

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company party at Montgomery ward. His coworkers encouraged him to share the story he'd written. After he read it, there was a standing ovation and the story was bought by Montgomery ward and they gave away over 6 million copies of Rudolph the red nose reindeer. They returned all rights to Bob May and his story made him a millionaire.

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The motivation minute. This has been today's 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 Lexley with your one minute devotion. Change is not only one of life's most difficult lessons, but one of its most important. The person who refuses to accept what it cannot change cuts himself off from the renewing power of the Holy Spirit. Conversely, the person who comes to terms with his past is now free to embrace the future.

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Philippians 3 says, Forgetting what is behind and straining towards what is ahead, I press on toward the goal to win the prize for which God has called me heavenward in Christ Jesus. Lord Jesus, help us to forget the past with its mistakes and disappointments. Help us to focus on your will for our future. Your holy name we pray. Amen.

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

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Earlier in the year, Hunter Biden was found guilty of illegal drug use and gun possession charges, becoming the first child of a sitting president to be convicted of a crime. Sarah Kessler has more.

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The president issued a statement Sunday saying no reasonable person looking at the facts and Hunter's criminal case could conclude that Hunter wasn't singled out because he's my son. Biden said there was an effort to break Hunter, which in turn meant trying to break the president. Hunter was convicted on federal gun charges. He's also due to be sentenced this month in a separate criminal case after pleading guilty in September to federal tax evasion. The pardon covers the guilty plea and the gun conviction.

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U.S. lawmakers from both parties have questioned the political neutrality of Donald Trump's pick for FBI director Kash Patel. The president-elect has also nominated personal family connections for posts related to U.S. foreign policy. Our U.S. correspondent, Jagrati Dave, has more.

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Longtime Trump supporter Kash Patel has previously raised a few eyebrows with his calls to remove people from the FBI who refuse to support the president-elect's agenda. Democrats like Jamie Raskin called Patel a personal loyalist to Trump. Republican Senator Mike Rounds also noted how Trump's cabinet selections are based on loyalty.

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Current FBI director Christopher Wray, who's a Republican, would have to resign or be sacked before Kash Patel could replace him. And this comes as Mr. Trump tapped his daughter Tiffany's father-in-law, the Lebanese-American businessman Masad Boulos, as his senior adviser on Arab and Middle Eastern affairs. He previously has picked his daughter Ivanka's father-in-law Charles Kushner for the post of U.S. ambassador to France.

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Taiwan President Lai Ching-Tai has kicked off his second day in the U.S. as China fumes over the stopover that is part of a week-long Pacific tour to drum up support for the island. China has vowed resolute countermeasures to a recently approved U.S. arms sale to Taiwan as well. Laura Westbrook has more.

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The U.S. announced the approval of a sale worth US$385 million of spare parts and support for F-16 jets and radars to Taiwan just hours before its president Lai Ching-Tai left to visit three diplomatic allies in the Pacific. He will stop over in Hawaii and the U.S. territory of Guam.

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China's foreign ministry is fuming. It says the sale sends a wrong signal to Taiwan independence forces that it firmly opposes any official exchanges between the U.S. and Taiwan and strongly condemns the U.S. for arranging the transit. Laura Westbrook, Hong Kong.

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From bureaus worldwide, this is FSN.

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It sounded like some serious business, no doubt about that. So let's talk about some things that happened back on this date back in 2001 energy giant Enron files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection exposing one of the largest corporate scandals to ever rock the U.S.

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The company got in trouble with creative and illegal accounting practices and defrauded shareholders and employees. The company stock price dropped from $90 a share in the mid 2000s to less than a dollar by December of 2001 that happened back on this date in 2001.

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If you're looking at some birthdays for today, I have some of those. It's Aaron Jones's birthday. He turns 30 Charlie Poo turns 33 Jana Kramer turns 41. Aaron Rogers 41 as well.

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Britney Spears turned 43 Lally Fortrado turns 46 Joe Lotrigo turns 54. Lucy Liu turns 56 and Edwin Meese turns 93 today. If you're looking at some days of the year to celebrate.

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I always have some of those to show with you. So let's talk about them because I think that those will be important to you don't think they'll be important.

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Why would why would why would they not be important. I mean I would say that they were always important. So why wouldn't you um why would you deem them. I mean I don't know.

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You know what happens sometimes people move stuff. That's what that's what happens. So it's Cyber Monday. So let's talk about that because we were going to love that. So Cyber Monday is you know it's one of those.

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It's one of those days where people go out and you know well they don't go out. I guess they do it from home where they're looking at you know some of the greatness that is today in regards of you know things that you could you could do to you could do today.

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Also it's Walt it's Walt Disney Day Fritter's Day play basketball day. Monday business of popping corn day and what else you you a B national day. So there you go. So some things to look at if you're so encouraged to do so.

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If you need a random joke for today will I have one of those for you because why would I not have that. I went to the store to buy some candle holders but they didn't have any. So I bought a cake instead.

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If you need a question for the phone if you need a phone started dry this what phrase makes you roll your eyes every time you hear it.

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And then if you need a question for the water cooler dry this if your average you have about 24 of these in your home. What are they gift bags. Yes gift bags would be what you actually have.

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So anyway thanks for coming back hanging out with me and doing the things that you get to do and I get to do together with you. That's for sure. Always enjoy our time together at the top of the hour I'll be going over to radio big dad FM for the next couple hours or so.

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Yeah that's what I'll be doing. If you hang out here the likes of Sheldon Primus will come into safety FM and he'll take over and talk about the world of safety consulting.

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So that's what we got going on. If I can't leave you with a deep thought for today I would love to leave you with this. The best man sees difficulty in every opportunity. The optimist sees the opportunity in every difficulty.

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Think about that. That one might take you places that you didn't expect. Anyways I know who you are. You know who I am. Love you mean it and goodbye.

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