EP 1068 - Free Form Friday 12-13-2024

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This show is brought to you by Safety FM.

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We are only friends on a spinning wheel

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In a twine by design all the draw a feel

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Since it's night for the eyes nothing built to feel feel feel feel

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

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Finally! Show with the balls and call it like it is! Rated R Safety Show on Safety FM.

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Countdown to audio torture. The rated R Safety Show starts in 3, 2, 1. 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, you know it and so do I that it does not matter who the host is. What has always mattered is who the listeners are.

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Anyways, we are broadcasting from the Safety FM studios in Orlando, Florida and coming across the multiverse known as Safety FM

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and then hanging out with our friends and colleagues at that other place that we do stuff at.

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Rio Big. USA, Canada, UK.

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Oh yes, hanging out with our friends at Radio Big as we get to do all the fun stuff that we get to do.

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No doubty-outy about any of that stuff. Anyways, it is Friday, December the 13th of 2024, day 348th of the year and only 18 days left to go.

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With that being said, I want to reference this. Woo! Freeform Friday and Friday the 13th. What a combination package in regards to the stuff, huh?

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So how exciting is that as we are talking like seriously Friday the 13th. Now, if you are a let's see a Dexter fan today is a big day today.

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Today is the start of Dexter. What is it? First blood.

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And apparently it got released late last night or at midnight or something along those lines. I can tell you I was up at let's see four o'clock in the morning trying to watch that thing before I got here.

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So there you go. Yeah, it's definitely interesting. It's an interesting concept. But anyways, before I get into all that stuff, let's talk about we have what we have going on today.

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It is free form Friday. So what does that mean? All the stuff that I didn't get to catch up with earlier in the week.

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We're going to play today and go over new stories wise and all that kind of fun stuff. So we'll give you all of the stuff around.

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So we are a show that talks about safety in the news. It's kind of the way that it goes free form Friday.

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We talk about everything that's going on and on free form Friday. You can still interact with the show.

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Colin radio.com will get everything moving and grooving for you. That's call in radio.com to get everything going.

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Once that occurs, what happens is you'll have access to audio video and text messaging.

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Those are the options that will be readily available for you to do what you want to do. That's kind of how that that work goes.

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So once that happens and we move and we do our stuff, guess what happens next? You get to interact.

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That's the fun part. If you do it on the social media platforms, we don't pay a lot of attention to those until probably post show.

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So that gets some people hung up every guy that you didn't answer my message. You didn't say anything. Yeah, it's kind of what happens.

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So that's just information purposes. So let's do this. Let's go ahead and talk real quick about what in the hell was trending in the overnight.

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Because, you know, people like to know that stuff. It's important. It's, you know, trends. You know, let's be the trend.

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Here is what was trending. Rated R safety show. OK, so as I take a look around, here's how it goes.

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A stranded Martian helicopter gets a new purpose and an update on Canada's maelstrom.

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We'll talk about that as we get into the shit list. Also, a shakeup in the Los Angeles DA's office could affect the Menendez brothers and a police arrest.

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If Vanderpump rules, we'll talk about that as we get into showbiz. Also, Beyonce gets extra halftime and a new American psycho movie is in the works.

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Oh, Lord. We'll talk about that. Also, the House of Windsor Christmas plants take shape.

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And we'll talk about all of that stuff because, you know, people want to know. I almost want to say inquiring minds want to know.

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But this is definitely not the inquirer. So maybe that's not the right aspect of what to say. So there you go.

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Anyways, so I have some people that are hanging out with us.

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That are from feature story news.

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And so what do they do? Well, they talk about the stuff that's going on inside of the news stories across the world.

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So if you're ready for them, I'm ready for them and we'll have them come in, talk a little bit about what exactly is going on inside of the world because we need to know and we need to have news stories.

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People constantly ask me, why do you do so much news on the Rated R safety show?

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We have to have talking points in regards of where to start.

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And I have realized that news and pop culture is the easiest way to normally start a conversation before dropping into the heavy stuff.

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So if you're ready, I'm ready. Let's get into the news right now because I think that's going to be important.

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Here is the news on the Rated R safety show.

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From feature story news in Hong Kong, I'm Laura Westbrook. US President Joe Biden handed out dozens more pardons and commuted almost 1500 sentences.

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The largest single day act of clemency in modern American history.

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The sweeping act will be one of his final uses of the presidential power before he leaves office next month. Benji Hire reports.

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The White House didn't immediately make available a list of those affected, but an administration statement said mercy was granted to people federally convicted of nonviolent crimes who have shown successful rehabilitation.

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President Biden's now issued 122 commutations and 21 pardons during his term, including one to his son, Hunter.

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He's also considering offering preemptive pardons for officials and lawmakers who might face prosecution under the incoming Donald Trump administration.

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Amid concerns, the president-elect will go after his political adversaries even if they haven't committed a crime.

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Online retailers are clamping down on merchandise celebrating the suspect accused of murdering a health care insurance company CEO last week.

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Luigi Mangione's lawyer says his client will plead not guilty to the charges. Sally Patterson has more.

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In the days leading up to and following Luigi Mangione's arrest, the internet exploded with messages, memes and merch.

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Mangione's mugshot and photos circulated by police have been plastered on T-shirts, cups, even Christmas ornaments, all available for purchase online.

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Fundraisers supporting the 26-year-old suspect have raked in thousands of dollars.

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Website GoFundMe says it's removed all campaigns to help Mangione with legal fees because they violate the platform's rules over violent crimes.

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Brian Thompson was the former CEO of health insurance company UnitedHealthcare. He was shot dead last week.

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Mangione's lawyer says the suspect will plead not guilty to the murder charge and all other charges he's facing.

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Air pollution, especially due to finer pollutants that can get lodged in the lungs, could be causing 1.5 million deaths in India.

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That's according to a Lancet Planetary Health study.

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The research claims that no one in the country lives in an area where average yearly air quality levels meet the World Health Organization standards. Ishangargh has more.

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Dr. Duryaraj Prabhakaran, who is one of the authors of the study, says the government needs to act urgently to tackle air pollution in India.

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The study published in the Environmental Journal says 8 out of 10 people in India live in areas that don't even meet the country's own air quality standards.

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The study blames the finer PM2.5 pollutants for what could be an impending health crisis here.

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It claimed that a small rise in this pollutant could increase the risk of death by about 9%.

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These small particulate matter can get lodged in the lungs, increasing the risk of stroke and heart attacks.

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From bureaus worldwide, this is FSN.

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With FSN Spotlight, I'm Simon Marks, rounding the week off by celebrating one of the world's greatest actresses.

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Dame Judi Dench turned 90 earlier this week. She's won an Oscar, a Tony Award, two Golden Globes and is cast iron royalty in the realms of both the stage and the silver screen.

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Sir Richard Eyre, who has directed Judi Dench multiple times and is a former director of the Royal National Theatre, was asked what makes her so special.

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Her intelligence, her quickness of mind, her generosity and above all her empathy for other people.

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She really does get inside the minds of people she meets and the characters she plays and it's a very, very rare gift.

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Plus, she's technically absolutely brilliant, scorchingly brilliant.

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She's very undemanding. She doesn't like to be told too much.

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She likes to be able to make things up for herself rather than being told how to do things.

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So really, it's just like working with a great musician. You're just saying, could you slow down that phrase or could you do this louder, softer?

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She's a great performer.

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Asked about her 90th birthday, she said she is pretending that it is in fact her 29th.

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With FSN Spotlight, I'm Simon Marks.

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The main news again. US President Joe Biden issues 39 presidential pardons and commutes sentences for 1500 people, the largest single day act of clemency in modern US history.

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Online retailers are clamping down on merchandise celebrating the suspect accused of murdering a health care insurance CEO last week.

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A new study reveals the lethal effects of air pollution in India.

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And that is the latest Feature Story News. Laura Westbrook reporting.

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

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I know you all want to hit your revenue targets and get the launch done.

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Well, making sure that your team knows what to do and how to do it is a huge part of it.

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So I'm sure that you all do different kinds of training and I'm willing to bet that you probably use PowerPoint, Zoom, et cetera.

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I also bet that when you get someone droning on about a topic using these tools, you probably zone out and your team does too.

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I mean, it is a reality of what happens. That's why I strongly recommend a tool called Articulate 360.

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That makes it so easy to whip together interactive, really beautiful e-learnings that really engages people and gets info across.

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And don't forget to tell them that I was the one that sent you there.

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Safety never sounded so terrible. Rated R safety show.

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So do you feel like you're missing out on what everyone is starting to do now?

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That live streaming thing and you don't know where to start or what to do.

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I have the resource and the information to provide to you in regards on how you can stream onto 40 social media platforms all at one time.

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Yes, that's forty four zero social media platforms all at one time.

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But all you'll need to do is go to safety FM dot com four slash one that safety FM dot com four slash one.

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That's O.N.E. So just in case, then you'll be able to start live streaming just like you're hearing people starting to do right now.

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Up to forty social media platforms.

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More sarcasm than a mortal combat beatdown.

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Rated R safety show.

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Yeah, rated R safety show. Eighteen minutes past the top of the hour as you and I are hanging out on this lovely Friday.

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So let's start talking in January.

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The Ingenuity Mars helicopter ended its mission after crashing on the 72nd flight by all accounts.

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The entire Ingenuity project was a massive success.

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Its original mission called for just five flights.

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And in April of twenty twenty one, it became the first aircraft to perform a controlled flight on another planet.

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Now, NASA says, despite the broken rotor that prevents the Ingenuity from flying,

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it will continue on the weather monitoring station of the Red Planet.

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And we are very proud to report that even after a hard landing on flight 72 avionics battery and sensors have all been functional.

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The Genie of the Ingenuity project manager said that this week.

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So there you go. Also, the Perseverance Rover remains operational on Mars,

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but NASA has no scheduled mission to send another lander there.

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Elon Musk has said that SpaceX may attempt to send an uncrewed starship rocket to Mars in late twenty twenty six.

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If those are successful crewed missions in late twenty twenty eight or early twenty twenty nine.

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So there you go. So if Musk is saying twenty twenty six and if we go based on the standard of how long stuff normally takes when he says he's going to do something.

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So twenty twenty six will probably if we go Cybertruck route, probably let's see.

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Twenty thirty, twenty thirty one. Like, seriously, who truly cares what this guy has to say?

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Who gives a shit? Rated R Safety Show.

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I'm just saying, I mean, you have to go based on what is normally going on.

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Anyway, say listen to this. A survey by online prescription company,

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Levitity shows that 12 percent of Americans are using GLP one weight loss drug like ozimbic and what go we plan to skip the meds over the holiday.

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Of those more than half say that they want to enjoy cookies or other sweet treats in abundance during Christmas season.

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Nearly half of them say that they don't have any concerns about taking a break from the treatment affecting their long term weight loss plans.

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A word of caution. Forty percent of men and 32 percent of women say that they struggle to get back on the saddle after going off the drug.

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So there you go. Hold on. So hold on. Forty percent of 32 percent of women and men say that they struggle to get back in the saddle after going off the drug.

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What is the what's the struggle? I mean, is it an injection?

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I mean, that's the understanding. I mean, I think they have a pill format now.

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So what I mean, what's I'm just trying to figure it out.

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What is the struggle? You can't inject yourself. I mean, I don't know.

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Just some weird things there. OK. Idiot of the week.

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A Massachusetts man got himself stuck in a chimney while trying to hide from police when officers arrived at the home of Robert Lang,

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the last on Tuesday night to serve and search or to serve the search warrant instead of answering the door.

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The 33 year old made a run for it, climbed in onto the roof, but then let's see, skittered down a chimney where he got stuck.

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That does not seem like a good move. Meanwhile, another officer made it to the roof and to head to head off.

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Robert, you're an idiot. He called down the chimney.

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Firefighters were able to safely remove Robert, who had was taken to the hospital out of precaution. He was medically cleared and then booked into the county jail.

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When it was all set and done. I mean, I don't know that. See, that just seems all kinds of special of a regard to it.

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Of course, if you go to what is it, police activity on YouTube.

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You can see the video of him actually being stuck in the chimney. I mean, that's that's for you. If you want to go look at it.

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What a what a weird time, man. What do we I mean, I understand that want to go to the poke, but man, you decided to go down a chimney.

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I will tell you that is this total fear right there. Total fear.

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

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Rated R safety show. Yeah, man, Jody Fitzgerald and Bernie Lippman of Pennsylvania have been certified as the world's oldest newlyweds.

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She's one hundred and two and he's one hundred. They made after moving into the same floor of a nursing home in Philadelphia at the time of the nuptials.

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In May, their combined age was two hundred and two and two hundred and seventy one days.

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Each of them have been married more than six. Hold on more than sixty years to their retrospective late spouses dates for the Centurion includes sharing meals together and working on the facility shows in production.

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This is according to the Guinness World Records.

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I mean, that's a time. That's a time for sure. You want to be a couple hundred years of age.

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So there you go. OK, take a listen to this follow up amid Canada's male workers strike. And I'm talking about M.A.I.L. not M.A.L.E. just in case. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau fears that his countrymen might decide that they don't need a postal service after all.

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Because if he goes through a complete Christmas season and everyone figures out alternatives to it, even if we're bringing out donkeys to like whatever solution people are trying to figure out, if you break trust in an institution, it's really hard to rebuild it.

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Trudeau said this week. Government mediators and union reps have not met in several weeks, but Trudeau says that he's pressuring them to get back into negotiations.

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This is according to the counter signal. So that gets interesting. So let me make sure that I understand the M.A.I.L.E. service is not working.

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It hasn't for a period of time. People are looking for alternatives. I would imagine such as the FedEx, the DHLs and the UPS of the world.

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And you're going, OK, if you break someone's trust, it's hard to get them to trust you again. Well, yeah, that's kind of how all trust works.

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So it'll get be a little bit more interesting as we go and move through that whole scenario. That is for sure. OK, take a listen to this.

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Actress singer Selena Gomez is engaged to record producer Bene Blanco. She's 32 and he's 36. The pair started dating last December. And yeah.

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They're engaged. Good for them. Isn't he considered now one of the wasn't he listed as one of the sexiest men in the world? I'm just asking.

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I don't know. I never know about these things. Like, how do you how do you make that? How do you make that list?

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So there you go. OK, let's talk about the numbers real quick.

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The Dow lost about 234 points to close at forty three thousand nine hundred and fourteen on Thursday.

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The S&P lost about thirty two points. To close at six thousand fifty one and the NASDAQ lost about one hundred and thirty two points to close at nineteen thousand nine hundred and two.

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West Texas intermediate close at seventy dollars a barrel. Brent crude was at seventy three dollars a barrel.

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The national average price of a gallon of gas was three dollars and two cents. On Thursday and Bitcoin dipped back below one hundred thousand dollars, but barely.

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I don't think you're suffering if you know what I'm saying.

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Also, tonight's mega million drawing will be for six hundred and seventy million dollar jackpot or three hundred and seventeen point eight million dollar cash payout. Saturday's Powerball drawing will be for forty five million dollar jackpot or twenty one point seven million dollar cash payout.

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So if you want to play the game. You have the opportunity to do so because man, wouldn't you want to do that?

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I always get kind of weird about talking about the lottery because I don't know if you play. I know people that are addicted to playing that and I'm talking about that.

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They're they already have it planned out every week. I know how they're going to spend the money that they're going to win.

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I'm a big believer of you don't count the chickens until they've hatched.

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Like I don't count on bonus money or anything along those lines until I physically have it in my hand. I don't I'm not playing it out here.

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Hey, this is what's going down. Just saying that there you go.

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OK, take a listen to this. A judge sent Morgan Wallin to seven days in a DUI detention center in two years probation after the country singer pleaded conditionally guilty to two misdemeanor charges.

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While in God into some hot water after throwing a chair from the roof of Eric's Church bar chiefs in April.

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He originally faced three more serious counts. If Wallin completes the program, he'll have the opportunity to clear his record.

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He also is on the hook for three hundred fifty dollars in fines and court costs.

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This is according to the TNAC in. So let's think about that for a moment.

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Three hundred and fifty dollars.

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We're probably a person who's already a multimillionaire.

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Not so much. I mean, it is a lot. I mean, it's going to have a pretty huge impact.

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But if you're looking at it as a multimillionaire, I don't really think it's going to have the impact that you're you're thinking there.

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Just saying. Anyways, the top of the hour, we talked about this Vanderbump rules alum.

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James Kennedy is facing possible charges of a misdemeanor domestic violence.

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He was arrested after allegedly getting into an argument with a woman whom many suspect was his live girlfriend, Ali Labor.

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I think Kennedy was booked and released on a twenty thousand dollar bail.

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Worth noting, of course, the altercation occurred after the two attended a Christmas party at fellow Bravo star Kathy Hilton's home.

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This is according to US Weekly. I don't understand people.

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This is what I think. Sometimes I avoid parties just because I hate hearing about the drama that normally happens during the party.

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Yeah, not the love, but the drama that occurs or the drama that's occurring during the party.

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OK, take a listen to this. Megan Fox bought herself an eight million dollar home prior to her recent split from Machine Gun Kelly.

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Insiders tell TMZ that the actress who is currently pregnant with her and MGK's first child together was planning to make the house a home without him.

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As previously reported, the two split during the Thanksgiving vacation in Vail.

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This is according to TMZ. I mean, you have to do something pretty drastic.

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I mean, think about it. There's not a lot of life when you hear some stuff like that.

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You kind of sit back for a moment and go, wow, what the hell happened that you said?

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Peace out. I'm not doing this because you did some level of stupidity.

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Or maybe, you know, it was her. I mean, who knows? I mean, it's all speculation, of course.

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You know what I'm saying? So at some point.

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You're still going to be involved with that person for at least the next 18 years. Yeah, it's kind of, you know, that double sided thing as we talk about.

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Anyways, I talked about this earlier. The NFL is extending a halftime during the Christmas day Texan Raven game for Beyonce.

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Instead of the typical 12 to 15 minutes, the league is giving Bay around 20 minutes.

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While this is longer than normal, it isn't as long as a Super Bowl halftime show.

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Twenty five minutes, a game along with the Steelers chief game will stream exclusively on Netflix.

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So we'll see. Hopefully they don't have any kind of streaming problems.

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Okay. With that being said, it is 32 minutes past the top of the hour. So let's go ahead and do this.

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Here is the news on the road. Our safety show story news in Hong Kong. I'm Laura Westbrook, us president.

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Joe Biden handed out dozens more pardons and commuted almost 1500 sentences.

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The largest single day act of clemency in modern American history.

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The sweeping act will be one of his final uses of the presidential power before he leaves office next month.

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President Biden's now issued 122 commutations and 21 pardons during his term, including one to his son, Hunter.

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under the incoming Donald Trump administration.

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Amid concerns, the president-elect will go after his political adversaries even if they haven't committed a crime.

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Online retailers are clamping down on merchandise celebrating the suspect accused of murdering a health care insurance company CEO last week.

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Luigi Mangione's lawyer says his client will plead not guilty to the charges. Sally Patterson has more.

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In the days leading up to and following Luigi Mangione's arrest, the internet exploded with messages, memes and merch.

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Mangione's mugshot and photos circulated by police have been plastered on T-shirts, cups, even Christmas ornaments, all available for purchase online.

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Fundraisers supporting the 26-year-old suspect have raked in thousands of dollars.

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Website GoFundMe says it's removed all campaigns to help Mangione with legal fees because they violate the platform's rules over violent crimes.

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Brian Thompson was the former CEO of health insurance company UnitedHealthcare. He was shot dead last week.

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Mangione's lawyer says the suspect will plead not guilty to the murder charge and all other charges he's facing.

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Air pollution, especially due to finer pollutants that can get lodged in the lungs, could be causing 1.5 million deaths in India.

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That's according to a Lancet Planetary Health study.

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The research claims that no one in the country lives in an area where average yearly air quality levels meet the World Health Organization standards.

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Ishang Garg has more.

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Dr. Duryaraj Prabhakaran, who is one of the authors of the study, says the government needs to act urgently to tackle air pollution in India.

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The study published in the Environmental Journal says 8 out of 10 people in India live in areas that don't even meet the country's own air quality standards.

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The study blames the finer PM2.5 pollutants for what could be an impending health crisis here.

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It claimed that a small rise in this pollutant could increase the risk of death by about 9%.

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From bureaus worldwide, this is FSN.

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With FSN Spotlight, I'm Simon Marks, rounding the week off by celebrating one of the world's greatest actresses.

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Dame Judi Dench turned 90 earlier this week.

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She's won an Oscar, a Tony Award, two Golden Globes and is cast iron royalty in the realms of both the stage and the silver screen.

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Sir Richard Eyre, who has directed Judi Dench multiple times and is a former director of the Royal National Theatre, was asked what makes her so special.

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Her intelligence, her quickness of mind, her generosity and above all her empathy for other people.

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She really does get inside the minds of people she meets and the characters she plays and it's a very, very rare gift.

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Plus, she's technically absolutely brilliant, scorchingly brilliant.

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She's very undemanding. She doesn't like to be told too much.

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She likes to be able to make things up for herself rather than being told how to do things.

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You're just saying, could you slow down that phrase or could you do this louder, softer? She's a great performer.

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Asked about her 90th birthday, she said she is pretending that it is in fact her 29th.

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With FSN Spotlight, I'm Simon Marks.

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The main news again. US President Joe Biden issues 39 presidential pardons and commutes sentences for 1,500 people,

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the largest single day act of clemency in modern US history.

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Online retailers are clamping down on merchandise celebrating the suspect accused of murdering a health care insurance CEO last week.

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A new study reveals the lethal effects of air pollution in India.

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Give it a little linger anger, if you may.

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Do it some give it some time.

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Yep, yep, yep, yep.

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So there we go.

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A lot of stuff going on with this one. No doubt about that.

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So let's get into the move in the groove of the things that we need to talk about.

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And let me tell you about the most important thing that I will 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 and to write love on her arms.

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I just want you to know that people have been where you are now and things can get better.

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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. Dot com.

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That's T.W. L. O. H. A. Dot com and click on the section that says find help.

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Once you get there, there'll be information related to addiction, depression, anxiety, eating disorders, self injury, suicide, trauma, grief support.

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Just to name a few, that's T.W. L. O. H. A. Dot com and click on the section that says find help.

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I'm going to tell you it can change the outcome of a lot of things if you have the information readily available to you.

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OK, let's talk about some movies that are coming out today.

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Some people are going to want to know about some of this.

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Craven the Hunter rated R Craven complex relationship with his ruthless father starts him down a path of vengeance

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with brutal consequences motivating him to become the greatest hunter in the world and one of the most feared.

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So there you go. That comes out today.

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Rated R the Lord of the Rings, the war.

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So that's what it's called.

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BG 13, a sudden attack by Wolf, the ruthless Dundling.

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Let's see. Dundling Lord seeking.

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Yes, seeking vengeance for death of his father forces the helm,

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the king of Rowan and his people to make the daring last stand comes out today.

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So there you go. Some some stuff for you to take a look at if you're so inclined to do so.

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OK, let's talk about some timely advice.

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If you got stressed out at this time of the year with the task of finding the right gift for everyone on your list,

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then you're having to make sure that it's nicely wrapped and delivered in time.

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Take take to heart. New research says that gift givers overestimate the negative consequences of sending a late gift.

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it was conducted that when people give presents,

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they pay more attention to the norms of gifting than the recipients do.

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For example, earlier research has found that people tend to be reluctant to give

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used things as present because there is a norm that gift should be new.

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The new research found that the concept also applies to the belief that in importance of timing,

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many people worry that late gift signals means that they don't care about what their recipients thoughts are.

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But in reality, these fears are largely unfounded and the gift recipients are much less worried about when the gift arrives.

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Awesome. So after Christmas sales, here I come. That's a thought right there.

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Also, people are OK with not paying attention to the norms of gift giving. Great.

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This is so gets me off the hook for my well for my well, we'll see the unorthodox style gift wrapping that I do,

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because it makes no sense when I do my gift wrapping.

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I'm just saying if you ever receive something for me and you see how it's gift wrapped, you're probably going to have some questions.

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That's OK, because those things happen. So with that being said, why don't we do this?

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Why don't we bring in our friend, John Small, and let him tell us about what the hell is going on with the motivation minute?

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Because that seems to get some people excited around here. So let's go ahead and do that right now.

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

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Today's story was submitted by TJ. Today I saw a photo of Arnold Schwarzenegger sleeping on the street in front of a hotel.

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He posted the photo and said how times have changed. When he was governor of California, he inaugurated that hotel and they put a bronze statue of him out front.

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They told Arnold that you'll always have a room here. After serving as governor, he asked to stay at the hotel one night.

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They refused to give him a room, arguing that he'd have to pay because the hotel was almost full.

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So he brought a sleeping bag and posed under the statue for the photo.

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He warns, don't rely on your position or the amount of money you have or your power or your intelligence. That will not last.

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He went on to say, you're not always who you think you'll always be. Nothing lasts forever.

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The motivation minute. This has been today's motivation minute, courtesy of Genesis Gold IRA dot com.

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I'm John Small. Thanks for listening.

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Your favorite motivational quotes can be submitted for upcoming programs at motivationminute.org.

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Hello, I'm Richard Exley with your one minute devotion. To resolve our differences, we often need to change our focus.

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Instead of focusing on the issue, we need to focus on finding a solution. Some questions that I found helpful in that regard include one,

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help me to understand why you're feeling this way. Two, what can we do to resolve this issue?

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Three, what can I do to make things right? The first statement seeks clarity.

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The next two questions seek actions to resolve the issue. The next time you are in a heated discussion, take a deep breath, breathe a prayer,

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and then ask, what can we do to resolve this issue? Lord Jesus, help us to focus on finding a solution rather than finding fault. 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 Rosy Hour Safety Show.

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From Feature Story News in Hong Kong, I'm Laura Westbrook.

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U.S. President Joe Biden handed out dozens more pardons and commuted almost 1500 sentences, the largest single day act of clemency in modern American history.

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The sweeping act will be one of his final uses of the presidential power before he leaves office next month. Benji Hire reports.

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The White House didn't immediately make available a list of those affected, but an administration statement said

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mercy was granted to people federally convicted of nonviolent crimes who have shown successful rehabilitation.

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President Biden has now issued 122 commutations and 21 pardons during his term, including one to his son, Hunter.

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He's also considering offering preemptive pardons for officials and lawmakers who might face prosecution under the incoming Donald Trump administration.

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Amid concerns, the president-elect will go after his political adversaries even if they haven't committed a crime.

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American retailers are clamping down on merchandise celebrating the suspect accused of murdering a health care insurance company CEO last week.

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Luigi Mangione's lawyer says his client will plead not guilty to the charges. Sally Patterson has more.

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In the days leading up to and following Luigi Mangione's arrest, the internet exploded with messages, memes and merch.

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Mangione's mugshot and photos circulated by police have been plastered on T-shirts, cups, even Christmas ornaments, all available for purchase online.

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Fundraisers supporting the 26-year-old suspect have raked in thousands of dollars.

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Website GoFundMe says it's removed all campaigns to help Mangione with legal fees because they violate the platform's rules over violent crimes.

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Brian Thompson was the former CEO of health insurance company UnitedHealthcare. He was shot dead last week.

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Mangione's lawyer says the suspect will plead not guilty to the murder charge and all other charges he's facing.

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Air pollution, especially due to finer pollutants that can get lodged in the lungs, could be causing 1.5 million deaths in India.

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That's according to a Lancet Planetary Health study.

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The research claims that no one in the country lives in an area where average yearly air quality levels meet the World Health Organization standards.

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Ishang Garg has more.

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Dr. Dhrayaraj Prabhakaran, who is one of the authors of the study, says the government needs to act urgently to tackle air pollution in India.

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The study published in the Environmental Journal says 8 out of 10 people in India live in areas that don't even meet the country's own air quality standards.

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The study blames the finer PM2.5 pollutants for what could be an impending health crisis here.

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It claimed that a small rise in this pollutant could increase the risk of death by about 9%.

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These small particulate matter can get lodged in the lungs, increasing the risk of stroke and heart attacks.

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From bureaus worldwide, this is FSN.

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The station is so big that you don't have to do much to make it work for you. Radio big.

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OK, 55 minutes past the top of the hour as you and I are hanging out on this lovely free-form Friday.

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So let's go ahead and get into some stuff that happened back on this date back in 2018.

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Kurt Novitski takes the court for the 21st NBA season with the Dallas Mavericks establishing the record for the most season played for the same team.

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He surprises Kobe Bryant, who played with L.A. Lakers for 20 seasons that happened back on this day in 2018.

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OK, let's talk about some birthdays that are going on today.

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Emma Corrin turns 29. Dermot Kennedy turns 33. Taylor Swift turns 35 today.

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Also, Katherine Swartzenegger turns 35. Amy Lee, 43. Tom Delonge turned 49.

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Nenad Leakes 57. Jamie Foxx 57 as well. Steve Buscemi turned 67. Randy Owen turned 75. Ted Nugent.

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He turned 76 today. Ferguson Jinkin turns 82. And if you're ready for this, Dick Van Dyke.

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He turns 99 today. So yeah, some birthdays going on for sure as we are talking.

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If you're looking at some days of the year to celebrate, it's National Violin Day.

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It's National Coco Day, Day of the Horse. Lost and Found Day, New US National Guard Day and St. Lucia Day. St. Lucia Day.

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Who even knew that was a day? So there you go.

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If you need a random joke for today, here's one. Just remember there is no we in chocolate.

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If you need a phone starter for today, try this. What did you really want for Christmas when you were a kid but never got?

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And don't say your two front teeth. That's a damn song.

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OK, if you need a question for the water cooler, try this.

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Only 8% of people say that they would appreciate receiving this for Christmas. What is it?

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A gag gift. What about a gift that makes you gag? I mean, I don't know. I'm just asking. So there you go.

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Anyways, that's going to sum up our time together. At the top of the hour, I will be going over to Radio Big.

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If you want to come and hang out with me for the next couple of hours or so, you're more than welcome on doing that.

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If not, that's fine. You can hang out 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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So there you go. Some options for you to do some things. OK, so that's going to sum up our time.

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Let me leave you with a deep thought. If you don't mind, there is always flowers for those who want to see them.

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Think about that. So that's it. Thank you for always being the best part of Safety FM and Radio Big.

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And that is the listener, because without you, it makes no sense to do what we do around here.

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God willing, I will be back on Monday for us to do this whole thing again and hang out.

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Enjoy your Friday the 13th. It's a little scary out there for some as we are talking.

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Anyways, I know who you are. You know who I am. Love you. Mean 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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They are not yet utilized in the real world as the only solution available as they are based only on very limited and dated open source information.

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