EP 1064 - Year-End Reflections: Safety, Change, and Moving Forward

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Hello stranger

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Countdown to audio torture. The rated R Safety Show starts in 3, 2, 1. Let the eardrum pain begin.

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Forget the corporate bullshit. This is the rated R Safety Show with your host, Dr. It doesn't matter who the host is.

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Oh, it does not matter who the host is. What has always matters is who the listeners are. We are broadcasting from our Safety FM studios on this lovely Monday, December the 9th of 2024, day 344 of the year and only 22 days left to go.

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Yeah, we're coming from that studio in Orlando, Florida across the multiverse known as Safety FM and then we are hanging out with our friends and colleagues over there.

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You're being infiltrated. Radio big.

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Yes, infiltration and radio big is kind of the way that we go with doing some of the stuff that we do around here. There is definitely not a doubt about that.

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So don't worry as we are talking because hey man, yeah, that's what we do. Infiltration radio big. Just kind of the way of the world of the things that we do. No doubt there.

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So anyways, how was your weekend? Did you survive another weekend before the holidays? Because that's going to be a big thing for people to talk about.

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You know, hey, I had to go do this. I had to go do that. I swear, you know, I hardly been inundated with any mailing lists or advertisements about any kind of a sales or cyber deals that I could have potentially missed out on and all that kind of fun stuff.

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And yesterday, yesterday I had to tell you I went to Universal Studios and you know, not, you know, not talking about them in particular, but

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remember I had told you that the week, the week end of a, of Thanksgiving, I went there on Sunday, hardly anyone. Yesterday I went totally reverse scenario. Everybody and their brother was there.

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But hey, I mean, that's cool because a lot of people were there for the Macy's Day parade thing that they have. So yeah, good for them. So anyway, let's talk about this. Here's what we got going on on this lovely Monday.

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We're going to talk about everything that was going on over the weekend. Our show consists of safety in the news. So don't worry about that. So we're going to talk about that stuff.

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And then I want to go into some information about a main story. So that's what we'll do. We'll go into that. Also, if you want to interact with the show, call in radio.com. That's call in radio.com.

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Audio video and text messaging is where we are able to communicate with you. If you go into, you know, to the social media stuff. Yeah. At some point I'll get to you.

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It is more than likely will be after the show.

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And some people are like, Oh, you ignored me. It's I didn't ignore you. I just don't look at anything there. So that's it. That's it. That's the, that's the Schindler's. That's the Schindler's list there. Yeah. That's what I'm saying.

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Okay. So with that being said, let's go from here and go into some other info. Are you excited about this Friday? You know, Friday the 13th. Some people are excited about this new Dexter series. We'll, we'll take a look. We'll take a look at some of that.

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But before I start ranting and raving about everything under the sun, why don't we start talking about what the hell was trending in the overnight?

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Here is what was trending rated are safety show.

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Okay. So let's take a look at those trending moments. So did I'm 10 10 10 10 10 10.

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This is what was happening. I see roads aren't the only thing to worry about behind the wheels. This winter. We'll talk about that as we get into the shit list. Also, Barry Kiergaard called social media trolls and a housewife shows off some facial damage.

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We'll talk about that as we get into show business. Also a pair of Ruby slippers that sells for a record breaking price at auction and Coldplay. And I am says a charity event.

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So we'll get into some of that. And also Donald Trump suggests that Prince Harry could have some immigration troubles and the forthcoming and his forthcoming administration.

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So there it is. A lot of stuff for us to talk about. So be on the lookout as we are talking there. So there you go. Some stuff happening always as we are looking around and doing our thing.

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So with that being said, let's go ahead and bring in our friends from feature story news and let them talk with them. Everything that's going on right now. So let's do that.

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Here is the news on the radio safety show from feature story news in New Delhi.

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Celebrations continue across Syria as the country wakes up to the end of Bashar al-Assad's rule, a family that had been in power for five decades.

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Over the weekend, rebels seized the capital of Damascus, forcing President Bashar al-Assad to flee. The president is now in Moscow along with his family.

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Russian state media confirming and will be given asylum there. Trent Murray has more.

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Scenes of jubilation continuing to play out in towns and cities across the country, marking really the end of what has been one of the most brutal civil wars not just the Middle East has experienced in recent times but indeed the world.

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We have seen some of those people in the capital Damascus for example even breaching the presidential palace of Damascus, looting the personal belongings of the Assad family.

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Of course through much of the past 24 hours one of the big questions had been where President Bashar al-Assad fled to. Certainly there were indications that he was on a plane but the destination was unknown.

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Overnight we have heard from Russian state media that he and his family have now travelled to Moscow where they were granted asylum by President Putin.

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US President Joe Biden has offered his nation's ongoing support for Syria but it's not clear what Biden's approach will be and whether it will be shared by his successor Donald Trump who takes over next month.

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Jagruti Dhave is in Washington DC.

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A moment of historic opportunity, that's how Joe Biden described the capture of Damascus and the departure of Assad after more than two decades in power.

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Mr Biden's optimism came with a warning that this was also a moment of risk and uncertainty with ISIS preparing to take advantage of the power vacuum.

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With that in mind he said the US had conducted dozens of precision airstrikes in Syria.

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The incoming Trump administration is also watching events in the Middle East closely with the President-elect posting on Truth Social a day before the government's collapse.

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This is not our fight. Let it play out. Do not get involved.

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But given the level of existing US sanctions on Syria's economy and concerns about ISIS, the Trump administration may find that staying out of Syria is easier said than done.

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China is monitoring developments in Syria it says and hopes the country returns to stability as soon as possible.

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Beijing's Foreign Ministry also said its embassy in Damascus has been helping Chinese nationals leave Syria.

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On Chinese social media the fall of President Bashar al-Assad was a trending topic with the Satchitan rebels declare end to Assad rule receiving more than nine and a half million views.

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Beijing has stepped up engagement with Damascus in recent years looking to Syria to expand its influence in the Middle East.

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Last year Chinese President Xi Jinping invited Assad to China. From bureaus worldwide this is FSN.

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With FSN Spotlight I'm Simon Marks with more on the weekend's extraordinary events in Syria and the sweeping from power of dictator Bashar al-Assad.

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US President-elect Donald Trump said over the weekend that he does not believe the United States should be playing any role arguing on social media that this is not our fight.

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But in fact the US is already deeply engaged in Syrian affairs. There are 900 troops in the northeast of the country supporting Kurdish fighters there.

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And American sanctions on Syria's oil and gas sectors are so comprehensive that to all intents and purposes it has a strangle hold over the country's economy.

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Joshua Landis heads the Center for Middle East Studies at the University of Oklahoma.

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There are heavy American sanctions on this. America owns all the oil and gas so that's not coming to the Syrian government.

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And so Assad has not been able to rebuild. We'll have to see what the new one brings and whether America will lift those sanctions, return oil and gas to the Damascus or keep it for the Kurds.

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These are going to be big questions. They're going to look to the international community to lift those sanctions.

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He spoke to Canada's CBC. Many observers believe that after Bashar al-Assad and members of his minority Alawite sect in Syria, the Kurds may be the biggest losers from this weekend's events, with Turkey watching closely and hoping to neutralize Kurdish hopes for autonomy.

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With FSN Spotlight, I'm Simon Marks.

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The main news again. Syria's Bashar al-Assad is in Moscow and will be given asylum there, Russian state media is confirming. Even a celebrations continue across Syria following his ouster.

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U.S. President Joe Biden has offered his nation's ongoing support for Syria as he claims America's approach to Syria shifted the balance of power in the Middle East.

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China says it is monitoring developments and hopes the country returns to stability soon.

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Oh, yes. Some risky business as we are 17 minutes past the top of the hour hanging out on this lovely Monday.

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So let's start talking right away about some of the things that are going on inside of the world of the multiverse because that's kind of part of what we do.

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Nerd alert. Michael Jamon claimed the top prize of this year's Excel championship.

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Yes, Microsoft Excel championship, a financial due diligence expert from Canada edge out.

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Andrew the Annihilator. No, really. That's in his nickname from Australia at the Las Vegas Gala.

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The championship challenges include managed data and simulated game of Worldcraft with each retreat with calculating characters, various and game capabilities as the scenarios unfold.

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Whereas accomplishment jamming took home $5,000 in a WWE style belt.

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They are now the when everything gets announced, people tend to start going bananas about it.

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If you want to, we can take a little listen. It's in here.

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Some of the stuff we have 30 seconds left. Okay, let's see.

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Michael Jarman off top spot with 30 seconds to go.

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It is. I think it's coming. Are we coming? Are we going to see 2120 seconds left?

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Australia to Canada. All right, let's see. Oh, 10 seconds.

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Come on. Is anything going to happen? Can anybody throw a Leroy Jenkins out in the last few seconds?

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Come on.

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Yep, people getting super excited here about, you know, playing the game.

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I don't know the dudes Michael Jordan, but that's what they're saying.

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They're.

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Yeah.

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So there you go. People very excited about.

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About, you know, playing the game in Microsoft. So yeah, I mean, hey, whatever.

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I mean, whatever works, whatever floats your boat, I guess. So there you go.

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So a new study has given the meaning to happy wife, happy life, but that's the mutual enjoyment of each other's company goes both ways.

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The research team analyze that data gathered in a different studies of from 321 older adult couples who have been together on average 44 years.

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From Canada and Germany, participants completed regular surveys to report their moods throughout the day and provided corresponding saliva samples up to seven times each day to measure their levels of cortisol and stress hormones.

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Yep. I'm not, this, this is what the report says. So there you go.

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In general, one partner had lower levels of cortisol. When the other partner reported positive mood, when one partner reported more negative emotions, there was a correspondent increase in each other's cortisol levels.

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However, researchers suggest that this could mean that older people do a better job at regulating their emotions. Overall, the older participants and more positive emotions expressed the lower cortisol levels in the relationship.

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So there you go.

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Okay. So let's make sure that I understand this. If my spouse is stressed out, that causes me stress.

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Hmm. I don't know if it took a genius to figure that out, but yeah, that's kind of how that world normally goes is what I would imagine there. So there you go.

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So take a listen to this. Here's the latest in the investigation of United healthcare CEO, Brian Thompson's murder.

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Police recovered the backpack believed to belong to the prime suspect in central park, but found monopoly money inside.

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And the New York post reports that multiple insurance companies have scrubbed their, the names of top executives off their websites likely as a measure to protect their, um, well, their identity.

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I would imagine the FBI has issued a $50,000 reward to offer tips that successfully lead to the suspects capture while law enforcement seems certain.

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They figured out the prime suspect's identity and they have not yet released his name. So.

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I will tell you because you know, we live in this, uh, multiple reality, uh, world at the moment.

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Really? When I say that it's sarcasm, of course, but we live in this world where we have this digital life and we have this virtual life and we have this real life.

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But some people over the weekend.

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We're naming off companies and their CEOs in case people wanted to know it.

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And I know we can be, um, but one would call it a time as Polish when it comes to certain aspects, but being that, I mean, timeline is always kind of important when you're going to play some of these games as we are talking.

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So I don't know. I mean, I don't know.

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It's going to be an interesting one. Once the person is captured from this murder, uh, because that this is just a strange thing.

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And like we played part of the video, you can't play the whole video through because that's just, you know, not the thing to do, but man, it makes you kind of wonder.

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Sometimes some of the things that are going on in this lifetime, no doubt about that.

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Okay. So in some followups and updates from the big stories around the world over the weekend in South Korea, after last week, short-lived martial law declaration, the president of South Korea apologized for the chaos and saying that he has instituted the measure out of desperation.

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Hours later, the nation's parliament failed to meet for a quorum and in an impeachment vote after enough of the president's allies in the legislature exited the room for the vote.

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Uh, you maintain that he will not try to, uh, to evade future legal or political responsibilities in the New York times reports in Syria.

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Rebel groups took control of Syria over the weekend, forcing the nation's, uh, president.

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Let's see two into exile aside and his family have reportedly been given asylum in Russia, which has been a long time financial backer of the regime.

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Meanwhile, um, search of American journalists, Austin Tice is underway. Tice was kidnapped in Syria while reporting in 2012.

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In a brief statement on Sunday, president Joe Biden said that he believes that Tice is alive and that a diplomatic efforts are underway to bring him back home separately.

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Tice family tells ABC news.

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They have sources who have confirmed that he is alive and well in El Salvador.

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An optimistic note president from the president announced the discovery of $3 trillion in gold in the country.

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And they will work to undo regulatory bands of mining other for other precious metals and elements discovered include, um, well, 10 gallium tan tan tanium.

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Um, so be on the lookout for some of that stuff.

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It'll be interesting to see because, Hey, you know, who doesn't like some Muna some Mula there.

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This has to be an error. That host is not a radio. God.

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Oh yeah, you know it. You know it.

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That's what we go through. So take a listen to this.

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Be careful driving and singing this holiday season.

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A new study in South China University of technology found that songs with BPM greater than 120 encourages dangerous driving behaviors.

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Applying that to Christmas classic frosty.

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The snowman was deemed the most dangerous to drive with with 172 BPMs coming in.

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Second was Mariah carries.

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All I want for Christmas is you with 150 BPMs.

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So let me give you the rest of the top 10 because, Hey, why would we not talk about this?

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The police now be that Santa Claus is coming to town.

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Happy Christmas. War is over.

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Let it snow. Let it snow. Let it snow.

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Rudolph the red nose reindeer.

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I wish it could be Christmas every day.

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Have yourself a merry little Christmas.

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And I saw I saw mommy kissing Santa Claus was the other way.

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So there you go. A lot of stuff going on right there.

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So I guess, you know, get the holiday cheer out of the car while you're driving is what it sounds like to me.

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I mean, I don't know how you're looking at it, but what other, what other thing am I telling you?

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Cause outside of that, there doesn't seem like I'm selling you much of anything else.

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So there you go. So let's talk about the top 10 over the weekend in regards of what was coming in at the box office.

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Some people get very excited about that.

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The best Christmas badge and ever came in at number 10 with one point $5 million.

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Number nine was for, for King and country.

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A drummer boy Christmas live. It was $2 million at number nine.

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Why it's UK. $2.1 million.

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Solo leveling was a let's see. $2.4 million.

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Interstellar came out at the rerelease made $4.4 million over the weekend.

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$7 million at number four was push bar.

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The rule part two. Wow. That's, that's a long title.

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Nine point $3 million.

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At number three was gladiator to what?

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Stayed at the number three spot and the rest goes kind of the way that it went last week.

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Staying at number two and at number one for the second week in a row.

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Moana.

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Let's do that.

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With $52 million. So Moana two or part two or however you want to look at it.

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Okay. So let's talk real quick about the down because some people are going to want to know about the numbers.

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That were occurring on Friday.

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So it's going to sound something like this.

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The Dow lost about 123 points to close at 44,642 on Friday.

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The S&P increased by 15 points to close at 6090 and the NASDAQ increased by 159 points to close at 19,859.

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West Texas Intermediate closed at $67 a barrel and Brent crude was at $71 a barrel.

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The national average price of a gallon of gas was $3 and a penny on Sunday and Bitcoin ticked up again.

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Past $100,000 trading just over the mark in the evening.

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So there you go. If you have some Bitcoin, I'm sure you're celebrating out there depending on when you bought in.

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Also, Tuesday night's make a billion drawing will be for $619 million Jackpot or a $297.7 million cash payout.

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A winning ticket in Saturday's Powerball drawing was purchased in New York and the winner can choose between $256 million Jackpot or $123.5 million cash payout.

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Tonight's drawing will be for $20 million Jackpot or a $9.7 million cash payout.

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So if you want to play the game, you definitely have the opportunity to do so because like they say, it's all about the game and now we're playing.

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So there you go. Okay. So take a listen to this because you know, some people were making a big hoopla about this over the weekend.

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Taylor Swift's era. Stewart came across, came to a close last night with her final. Yes.

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Her final show in Vancouver after kicking things off in March of 2023 in Glendale, Arizona, Swift performed more than 150 shows across five continents.

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As far as the next record breaking singer inside says that she plans to to rest and recoup with boyfriend Travis Kelce, but she is reportedly working on making her feature directorial debut.

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This is according to page six. So there you go.

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I don't know because you know, somebody will answer this because I don't keep up with football and I don't keep up with Taylor Swift for the most part.

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But someone is going to be able to tell us did Travis Kelce make it to the last game because that was like the big thing.

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Like, hey, we need to know if he's going to make it to this damn thing because people were making such a big deal about it.

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It was the weirdest thing. Like, hey, the NFL needs to push this game back to make sure that he could make it.

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I mean, I don't know if it was that serious, but hey, people do their thing. So there you go. There you go. There you go.

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OK, so let's take a look at some things here. So let's take a look at some of this.

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Social media users are giving Hilaria Baldwin a flack for promoting her daughter's new skincare book.

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The book glowing glowing up as a recipe to rock natural beauty.

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It's not itself the issue, but rather that is it was created by Baldwin's 11 year old daughter.

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the book described as a guide of embracing self-care, building confidence and celebrating natural beauty, which was all positive messages for tweens.

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So here we go again with social media to save the day. This is why we can't depend on some of this shit.

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I'm not joking as I say that some people get all, you know, get all gung-ho when you say something about that.

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But hey, it is what it is as we are talking.

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And I have that feeling that we should probably be doing our main story now.

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And let's go ahead and get into that because it's always important to do that.

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

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Okay, so let's start talking. Let's start looking and let's start remembering.

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So I will tell you, we get to this time of the year and people are always sitting back and they're doing that thing.

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You know, that thing that we look at and we go, hey, I need to recap the year.

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I need to think about everything that I did within the year on how great the year was on what everything will change in the in the future.

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And everything that was so important to me this year and how, you know, the change.

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That is going to happen in the future.

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It's going to change everything for me and we will need to talk about that about how the changing of the year will change everything going forward.

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Yeah, this is all sound familiar. This is not new stuff that I'm telling you.

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This is all the old of all the old stuff because it happens every year.

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And listen, I'm excited for people that they want to take a look around and implement changes and be happy about life and all that kind of fun stuff.

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But what I always look at, even regardless of what's going on every year and what we get to look at and move forward with, I'm going to say this though.

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I'm going to say we probably, regardless of how we decide to move forward with life, we need to still remember.

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That.

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How things change and how we look at it and how things are happening and I'm talking mostly from a working standpoint.

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Is what's super important here.

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And I always look at it as the principles of how you run the versionality of safety that you have inside the organization.

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So let's go through them because I kind of feel like it's been a little bit since we've spoken about them.

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But I think it might be time once again to do it because, hey, life goes on.

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But sometimes things are forgotten. So let's go through the five principles.

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I'll run through them real quick.

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Number one, the five principles of human and organizational performance or human organizational performance or however you want to look at it or human performance.

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Number one, principle one, people make mistakes.

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Principle two, blame fixes nothing.

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Number three, behaviors are my contacts.

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Number four, learning and improving matters.

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And number five, management's response matters.

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Think about it.

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Think about it for a moment.

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All these things that we speak of.

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Because a lot of people look back and go, uh-uh, this cannot apply.

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This cannot be the thing.

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Of course, it's the thing.

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We talk about these all the time or we talk about these all the time, depending on what show you're listening to.

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Because when we start going through them, it's important to know.

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And listen, it's not like this is the first time that we are talking about this.

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We've spoken about this time and time again across multiple shows on our platform.

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And the reason we do that is because it is an important aspect of what we do for work.

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And some people have a hard time with that.

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And I don't know why.

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If you use these as the five basics, regardless of you recapping of what you did the previous year or recapping the things that have happened in your life, these are things that we look at and go, okay.

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Remember, the biggest thing is people make mistake errors or errors are just normal.

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I mean, just look at the whole damn thing.

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Just look at it from that particular standpoint.

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If anything, look at it from that standpoint, because that will be the thing that we look at and go, okay, these are the way that our system works.

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And if we start focusing on what we can do with those five principles as we move forward, opposed to it being, oh, this is the year, bud.

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It'll change everything.

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In time and time again, if you have doubts on how things are changing as we get into this point of the year or any point of the year, and you go, these are the core principles that we're looking at.

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It'll be a starting point or something to always go, okay, are we still looking at this through the right lens as we move forward?

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Or are we looking at it from the standpoint of this makes no sense whatsoever because we have left what our principles are.

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Those are the questions that are normally brought up when we're talking about this.

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Yeah. Still hanging out here doing our jives.

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Okay. So let's get into the move and the groove of the things that we do around here is that's going to be important.

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If anything, let me tell you the most important thing that I will ever tell you in my lifetime.

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And that's about my friends at to write love on her arms.

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No matter what you're facing, you deserve to be connected to help.

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

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And healing is possible to find out more information.

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All you have to do is go to T W L O H a die cam.

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That's T W L O H a dad cam to write love on her arms and click on the section that says find help.

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Once you do all of that, we get to hang out and do all kinds of interesting stuff because you're going to see all kinds of information related to addiction, depression, anxiety, eating disorder, self-injury, suicide,

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trauma and grief support.

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Just to name a few, I'm going to tell you this.

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You never know what information you might need to look into, but having the resources readily available for you is going to be a crucial part of the whole thing.

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We need to normalize this conversation.

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Besides it being one of those things that people go up, there's a weird stigma to it.

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Now there's not.

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If we talk about it more and more, there is nothing weird about it.

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There is information to share things to go through this kind of the way that it goes.

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So there you go.

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Okay.

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Let's talk about some other stuff because that is what we do around here.

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And just in case, if you don't remember the websites T W L O H a die cam.

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Okay.

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So let's talk about some other things.

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A Japanese company claims they've invented a washing machine of the future.

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It's for people.

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Yeah. Shower head maker science Co says that it's about 70% theirs.

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Isn't the quest of, uh, of the offer people the ultimate bath named the midigan, Negan, sitoki, uh, the cutting edge shower capsule.

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Uh, it's, it's completely enclosed, similar to a cryo Germanic chamber and takes just about 15 minutes to wash and dry the user.

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How does it work after the user steps into the center of the transport of the cockpit and fills a part way with water in the sensors, then measure the people's polls and biological metrics.

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And to make sure that they're, that is batched to the ideal temperature.

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The version is a blasted with high speed water jets for three, uh, micro meter wide in the bubble.

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When the, when those pop, they produce a small but powerful pressure to wave to as of early, uh, skills, grim of the skin.

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Uh, meanwhile, the AI system analyzes the bio makers to determine, uh, biomarkers, but are saying to determine if the Bay there is calm or as excited.

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And when the project, especially chosen to video, um, onto the pod, the interior to help calm them down.

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The company, uh, let's see the company claims that as a result, the user receives a psychologically deep clean to with it will be the physical one.

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Science go hopes it makes this available by next year.

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Uh, the only way that this could be a kid interest me, if you could make all the dirty pots and pans, um, in there with you and maybe the dog, maybe that would be a way to make it work.

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And also if they're, if they say, I don't care what they say, but I'm going to say that naked anywhere near something that uses AI seems kind of scary.

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I'm just saying it's just a weird thing.

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And I will tell you that if you go online, there is about a four minute video on how this capsule thing works.

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And it's kind of a weird one because your head sticks out of the top of it. I mean, I can't even imagine how expensive this damn thing must be, but hey, power washing the humans.

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I don't know how it gets any stranger around there. It just seems like it's one of those things that, um, you do some weird stuff, I guess, from time to time.

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Anyway, single listen to this. Here's one of those seasonal stories that you might tear your tear your tear your eyes up. United airlines is showing the spirit of the season by offering children in need.

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Fantasy flights to the North Pole planes will depart from 13 cities around the world during and carrying kids and their caretakers. The planes will briefly take them to the skies and circle around the landing and the gate decorated in Santa's workshop.

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One flight happened to Honolulu last week with the pilot announcing that over the intercom Santa who was has invited us to the, um, to Christmas Island and his Elsa waiting on the ground for us.

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The 125 travelers typically, um, typical families that have children with cancer or those that are grieving landed at the Christmas Island and they were taken to a festive hanger made up looking at the North Pole where they received presents from their wishlist played games and enjoyed a meal with their families.

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This month, our fantasy flights will depart from Chicago, Denver, Fort Lauderdale, Cleveland, Los Angeles, Newark, San Francisco, Houston, Virginia, Tokyo, Guam and London.

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Faith in humanity apparently is restored. So there you go. But being a being an airline, they're still charging extra for the carry on. Okay. I know that's that's as whole issue, but man, you know, it gets interesting around that time. No, no doubt about that.

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Anyways, with that being said, why don't we bring some John Smalls into our life 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 motivation.

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Today's quote was submitted by Bernie Nikolai Tesla predicted the smartphone. He said when wireless is perfectly applied, the whole earth will be converted into a huge brain, which in fact it is all things being particles of a real and rhythmic hole.

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We shall be able to communicate with one another instantly irrespective of distance. Not only this, but through television and telephony, we shall see and hear one another perfectly as though we were face to face despite intervening distances of thousands of miles.

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And the instruments through which we shall be able to do this will be amazingly simple compared to our present telephone. A man will be able to carry one in his vest pocket.

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Nikolai Tesla said that in 1926. What a visionary.

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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 motivation minute.org.

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Hello, I'm Richard actually with your one minute devotion, put human beings together and conflict is inevitable.

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Whether we're talking about the family, the church or politics, the Bible puts it this way. Where do you think all these appalling wars and quarrels come from?

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Do you think I just happened? Think again. They come about because you want your own way and fight for it. You lost for what you don't have and are willing to kill to get it.

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You want what isn't yours and will risk violence to get your hands on it. That's James four from the message Bible. Given our human nature.

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Conflict is inevitable. Lord Jesus, help us to be peacemakers preferring others above ourselves. Amen.

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

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Here is the news on the great safety show from feature story news in New Delhi.

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I'm Neha Punia. Celebrations continue across Syria as the country wakes up to the end of Bashar al Assad's rule.

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A family that had been in power for five decades over the weekend.

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Rebels seize the capital of Damascus, forcing President Bashar al Assad to flee.

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The president is now in Moscow along with his family. Russian state media confirming and will be given asylum there. Trent Murray has more.

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Scenes of jubilation continuing to play out in towns and cities across the country,

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marking really the end of what has been one of the most brutal civil wars not just the Middle East has experienced in recent times,

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but indeed the world. We have seen some of those people in the capital, Damascus, for example,

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even breaching the presidential palace of Damascus, looting the personal belongings of the Assad family.

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Of course, through much of the past 24 hours, one of the big questions had been where President Bashar al Assad fled to.

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Certainly there were indications that he was on a plane, but the destination was unknown.

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Overnight, we have heard from Russian state media that he and his family have now traveled to Moscow,

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where they were granted asylum by President Putin.

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US President Joe Biden has offered his nation's ongoing support for Syria,

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but it's not clear what Biden's approach will be and whether it will be shared by his successor, Donald Trump, who takes over next month.

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Jagruti Dhave is in Washington, DC.

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A moment of historic opportunity. That's how Joe Biden described the capture of Damascus and the departure of Assad after more than two decades in power.

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Mr Biden's optimism came with a warning that this was also a moment of risk and uncertainty,

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with ISIS preparing to take advantage of the power vacuum.

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With that in mind, he said the US had conducted dozens of precision airstrikes in Syria.

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The incoming Trump administration is also watching events in the Middle East closely, with the president-elect posting on Truth Social a day before the government's collapse.

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This is not our fight. Let it play out. Do not get involved.

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But given the level of existing US sanctions on Syria's economy and concerns about ISIS,

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the Trump administration may find that staying out of Syria is easier said than done.

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China is monitoring developments in Syria, it says, and hopes the country returns to stability as soon as possible.

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Beijing's foreign ministry also said its embassy in Damascus has been helping Chinese nationals leave Syria.

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On Chinese social media, the fall of President Bashar al-Assad was a trending topic,

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with the search term rebels declare end to Assad rule, receiving more than nine and a half million views.

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Beijing has stepped up engagement with Damascus in recent years, looking to Syria to expand its influence in the Middle East.

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Last year, Chinese President Xi Jinping invited Assad to China.

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From bureaus worldwide, this is FSN.

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I'll talk about some birthdays that are going on today.

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Johnny Osmond turns 67, John Malkovich turns 71, and Judi Dench turns 90 today.

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If you're looking at some days of the year to celebrate, well, I always have some of those for you.

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It's National Pastry Day, World Techno Day, Green Monday, National Llama Day, Christmas Card Day,

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International Day of Veterinary Medicine, International Anti-Corruption Day,

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Worry Willie Day, and Genocide Prevention Day.

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Those are all days that you can celebrate if you are so far looking into one of those, that is for sure.

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Let's talk about some other stuff, because hey, why would we not do that?

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You know what I'm saying? Because hey, we need to talk about some stuff.

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So take a listen to this. If you need a random joke for today, I have one of those, because why wouldn't I?

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It's beginning to cost just like Christmas. Yeah, that's the joke. Just remember that.

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Also, if you need a phone starter, try this. If you found a surprise $100 in your pocket, how would you spend it?

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In a poll, the top answer were shopping, dining out, and filling your car with gas.

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If you need a question for the water cooler, try this. A study found that the average woman has $500 worth of this. What is it?

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Unworn clothing, $500 worth. So there it is. So anyway, that's going to sum up our time together at the top of the hour.

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I will be going over to RadioBig.fm if you want to come and hang out with me. If you don't, that's perfectly fine.

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You can stay here on Safety FM and hang out with the likes of Sheldon Primus as he talks about the world of safety consulting.

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There it is. Those are the options, man. That's how it works. So Safety FM with Sheldon Primus, RadioBig with me if you want to go over there.

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Anyways, thank you for always being the best part of Safety FM and RadioBig. And that is the listener, because without you, it makes no sense to do what we do around here.

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That is for sure. Anyways, if I can leave you with a deep thought for today, I would love to leave you with this.

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Don't worry about failures. Worry about the chances you miss when you don't even try. Think about that.

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Anyways, I know who you are. You know who I am. Love you. Meet it and goodbye.

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The views and opinions expressed on this podcast are those of the host and its guests and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of the company.

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Examples of analysis discussed within this podcast are only examples.

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It should not be utilized in the real world as the only solution available as they are based only on very limited and dated open source information. Assumptions made within this analysis are not reflective of the position of the company.

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No part of this podcast may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system or transmitted in any form or by any means mechanical, electronic, recording or otherwise without prior written permission of the creator of the podcast, Jay Allen.

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