EP 1073 - Back in the Groove: Safety, Trends, and Fresh Starts for 2025

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Following program is rated MA LSV. It contains strong language, sexual situations and violence.

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It is intended only for mature audiences.

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Finally, show with the balls to call it like it is. Rated R Safety Show on Safety FM.

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Countdown to audio torture.

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The Rated R Safety Show starts in three, two, one.

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Let the eardrum pain begin.

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Forget the corporate bullshit.

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

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Oh, truer words have never been said. It does not matter who the host is.

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What has always mattered is who the listeners are.

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Anyways, how are you? I hope everything is good and grand inside of your neck of the woods.

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Today is Monday, January the 6th of 2025, day 359th of the, well, it's really day six of the year,

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but only 359 days left to go before we get to the end of this thing. Yeah, I know we're already

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talking about it. Yeah, 2025. We're already here. Anyways, we are broadcasting from the Safety FM

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

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out with our friends and colleagues over there. Radio. Oh yes. Radio big. So how have you been?

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No, like seriously, how have you been? It's been at least a couple of weeks. Like seriously,

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this is my first broadcast from the studio since then. I mean, since when, since we last hung out

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last year and I'm not talking about like last year. I mean, it's been a couple of weeks.

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So yeah, I mean, good times, hopefully a lot of stuff going on inside of your neck of the woods.

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Cause that's always important. I will tell you that my house was a construction zone during the,

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you know, the time apart. So that was a, that was interesting to see because I will tell you that,

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you know, when you're trying to cut things close for the holiday season, that was definitely a

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closer O sir in regards to getting that stuff done. So anyways, I hope everything's good grand

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and all that fun stuff, because that's going to be important as we converse today and we go through

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all the stuff. So if you're good with this, I'm going to be good with this and we're going to

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go through a whole rigmarole. Yes. I said a whole rigmarole of things to, to talk about today.

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So here's what's going to happen. If you're not familiar with what we do, we are a show that talks

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about safety in the news, news and safety. It's not all safety related. So kind of be okay with

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that. If you want to interact with the show, call in radio.com. We'll get you moving and grooving.

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Yeah, that's call in radio. We'll get you moving and grooving inside of what we're doing. So that

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will get you in there. Video audio, text messaging are the options that you get once you get over

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there. So not a problem whatsoever in regards to what we have going on. And then once you get there,

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it's going to ask you some limited information and then we get moving. So outside of that,

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we have some professional broadcasters that come in, do their thing and talk all about the stuff

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that is happening inside of the world of news and safety and all that kind of fun stuff. Anyways,

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with that being said, why don't we start talking about what the hell was trending? Cause some

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people tend to care a lot about that. Here is one was trending rated R safety show. Okay. So as we

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talk about the trends of the end of the end, some backdoor dealing seals up the house speakers race

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and a cartoonist of revolts. Yes. Revolts. We'll talk about that as we get into the shitless.

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Also, Joel Alwyn has moved on and a couple of celebrity Liga woes. We'll talk about that as

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we get into showbiz. Also a prop joint prank and hiding clue returns to project runway. We'll talk

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about that. Get it in casting calls and what else Megan Markle. Yes. Megan Markle, a hit social

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media is milestone. We'll talk about that as we get into the Roy Als. So with that being said,

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yeah, we're here. Show number one of 20, 25 between you and I. So if you're ready to go,

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I'm ready to go. And I think it's time for us to do that thing that we do where we bring in our

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little newscasters and they tell you everything that's going on. So let's do that right now.

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Here is the news on the RZR safety show from feature story news in London. I'm Ollie Barrett,

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US secretary of state. Anthony Blinken says he hopes to see a ceasefire deal in Gaza signed

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within the next two weeks. Trent Murray reports from FSN Tel Aviv arriving in South Korea as

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part of his final overseas trip as America's top diplomat. Secretary Blinken said the Biden

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administration was quote, very much wanting to bring this over the finish line in the next two

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weeks in the time we have remaining. His comments calm amid reports the Biden administration is

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reportedly renewing its efforts to get a deal done before president elect Trump returns to the

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White House on January 20. Ceasefire talks have been held in recent days in Doha with Israeli

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media reporting cautious optimism that a deal could be close. Trent Murray, Tel Aviv. The UK

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government setting out plans to slash waiting times for NHS treatment. People will be able to

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access screening centres out of hours as part of plans to clear the NHS backlog in England.

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The government says it will create millions more appointments and a major improvement in

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waits for pre-planned care. The opposition conservatives say it shows the Labour Party

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have no new ideas. Industries in Pakistan are pushing back against a proposed plan to hike

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taxes on natural gas supplied to private power plants. As part of an ongoing $7 billion loan

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programme for Pakistan, the International Monetary Fund is demanding a substantial increase.

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Hira Mostafa reports from Islamabad. Industries must either transition to grid electricity or pay

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equivalent costs. This was a key condition that Pakistan agreed to get the latest $1 billion loan

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from the global lender. The country's Petroleum Ministry is now facing mounting pressure from key

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industries, especially textile exporters and gas utilities, to scrap this decision. They claim the

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added costs have led to significant financial losses throughout the supply chain. According

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to the Finance Ministry, Pakistani officials did try to persuade the IMF to modify this requirement.

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Hira Mostafa, Islamabad. Two infants have tested positive for the human metanumavirus or HMPV

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in India in the country's first confirmed cases. The Health Ministry says they were identified

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during routine surveillance. Neha Pune reports from New Delhi. The three-month-old has already

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been discharged from hospital while the eight-month-old is still recovering. Both cases have been reported

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in the southern Indian city of Bengaluru. The infants and their families have no recent travel

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history and the government has ruled out exposure from other regions or countries. India says there

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is no cause for alarm yet but says it has increased laboratory capacity for HMPV testing. Hospitals

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have also been asked to strengthen isolation protocols for suspected cases. Neha Pune, New Delhi.

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From bureaus worldwide, this is FSN. With FSN Spotlight, I'm Simon Marks. Today, growing

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frustration in Europe over Elon Musk's continuing interference in the continent's affairs. Over the

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weekend, he kept up a blitz of messages over his social media platform, targeting the government

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of Kier Stama in Britain for more criticism, even going after a politician long considered a Musk

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ally, Nigel Farage of Reform UK. He's also sown chaos in Germany, where the richest man in the

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world is aggressively promoting the far-right AFD in next month's elections. How should European

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governments respond? It's a very hard question to answer because there's almost no precedent for it.

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Arthur Snell is a former British diplomat and host of the podcast Behind the Lines.

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We've certainly got lots of case studies of countries where we have bad relations being

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perfectly prepared to, you know, say disobliging things about us. But Musk is, let's not forget,

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he's got a government role. He might be the richest man in the world and everyone knows he's a big

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businessman, but he's got his own role in Trump's government, the Department of Government and

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Efficiency. We've seen lots of people in this country already say that Kier Stama or someone

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in the UK government needs to formally respond. The issue there is that no one wants to annoy

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Trump in the phase where Musk appears to be right inside his inner circle. How long will the bromance

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between Trump and Musk last? We don't know, but it must definitely be coming under strain.

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I'm Simon Marks. To recap the top stories, US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken says he hopes

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to see a ceasefire deal in Gaza signed within two weeks. The UK government setting up plans

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to slash waiting times for NHS treatment. Industries in Pakistan are pushing back against

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a plan to hike taxes on natural gas supplied to private power plants and two infants have

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tested positive for the human metanumavirus or HMPV in India in the country's first confirmed cases.

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

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You are listening to a renowned safety expert, Dr. J Allen on Safety FM, changing safety cultures,

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You are listening to a radio God. What? This has to be an error that host is not a radio God.

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Anyways, this is the Rated R safety show on safety FM. Yeah, you know it rated R safety show.

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Safety FM is the way that it works. And we're also hanging out on radio big doing our things. So

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don't worry about any of that stuff because that's what we're doing. Anyway, six of January of

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Hispanic community, uh, Dia de los Reyes. You know, that's, that's the celebration today.

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It's almost as big as Christmas or some, uh, depending on what the hell you have going on.

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No doubt about that one. So anyways, I think we have some news to cover cause that's definitely

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well, you know, the alternative route that we're supposed to be taking. So let's go through some of

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the stuff. I mean, some of the stuff that we need to go through because that's going to be one of

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them. And I'll have to tell you that we were talking about doing a best of show. We didn't do any of

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those just so you know, cause it just didn't happen. Cause I was like, what are we going to pull

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to do the best of? And I felt like everybody else was doing that. So if you were hanging out on radio

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big, people were doing that on that side. Cool for them. I just kind of felt like that we could

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just do music for you. It's a music because it's important to listen to some music. So anyways,

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with that being said, let's get into it here. Let's get into the shot top of the shit list.

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Joe Allen has, hold on. Let's, uh, let's, uh, make sure that I have the right news story. Cause I was

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about to tell you something that was, uh, in, in that important to him. Let's do this. Let's do this

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one. Sister of Ena, gotten battle has been certified as the world oldest person at 116 days,

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or excuse me, 116 years, 200 days kind of battle from Brazil also holds the title of the oldest

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nun in the world for the most of her life. She's worked as a teacher. Guinness world records

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believes that kind of battle is the last living person born in 1908 and the only one of three

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people born during the first decade of the 20th century. This is according to Guinness world

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records. That's the mage. I mean, let's not lie here. I mean, that that's something. Anyway,

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say, you'll listen to this. A political cartoonist from the Washington Bose has resigned after he

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says the paper scrapped her latest work criticizing its owner, Jeff Bezos and incoming president

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Donald Trump. The unpublished drawing by Ann, uh, dispixed bases alongside with CEOs, Mark Zuckerberg

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from Metta and Sam Altman from open AI kneeling with bags full of cash in front of Trump on a

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pedal stool. Uh, let's see as far as Ian Telleson independently published her rough version of the

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work and called the post the decision game changer in dangerous for the past reps of the post say

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that they have scrapped cartoons because the subject of Bezos relationship with Trump had

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already been covered. This is according to CNN. Uh, let's see, should we, uh, do we have the image?

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I mean, I guess we have the image. Let's see if I can move it. Oh, there we go. That's the image.

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If you are hanging out on our video format, that is the image image of what people are talking

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about. Is it important? I don't know. Is it going to change anything? I don't know. So there you go.

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That's why is the mouse dead? I don't get that one, but there must be some reference point there.

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So that's, that's going to be some of the controversies. So there you go.

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You can find it online. It just go to war. What is it? Ward Sutton at ward Sutton. You'll find it.

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Not, not a dilemma to find. That is for sure. Anyway, speaking of Sam Altman, the tech whiz

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posted on Sunday that he believes his company will develop artificial general intelligence

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technology this year, a huge milestone for AI tech in which the program would be able to think

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and learn for itself. This is according to Altman. So that's going to be scary. I mean,

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unless it's not lie. I mean, I will tell you if you have been hanging out with a chat GPT

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and prompting some of their stuff as of late, you will notice immediately. Yes. Immediately

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how much it's changed and some of the stuff that is able to pull. It's almost downright scary.

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Some of the stuff that it's able to pull off and tell you, like I will tell you a few days ago,

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I was messing around with it and just acting. I mean, I was just acting as if I was, um,

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inside of a psychiatrist office, just to see what it would tell me. And I was amazed on some of the

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prompts. And then there was one thing that it told me that I thought was kind of weird. And I said,

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okay, I think this is incorrect and this is really what it should be. And it goes, oh yes,

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you are correct. And then there was updating it. It's info based on that. And I was like,

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that is strange. Anyways, you kind of get the riff there. So there you go. Anyway,

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say, listen to this. Joe Owens has moved on from the six year relationship with Taylor Swift

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and things that everyone else should do the same. That's something for other people to do.

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We're talking about something that's a while ago now in life. Yep. He told the guardian when asked

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about the past romance. Yep. So that's for other people. That's the white I feel. Swift and Allen

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split back in 2023 around the same time that she kicked off the era store. So there you go. Who is

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this? I mean, should I, should I care about this? Is this like going to be something important to

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me or am I going to be like, am I wasting a lot of time looking into some of this information for

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sure? So yeah, I mean, I don't know as moved on from some Buzzfeed. Yeah. So yeah, I mean,

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whatever. I don't know. I, I don't try to keep up with that stuff. It's not important to me. It

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might be important to you. I mean, I don't know. It's kind of a weird one. Anyway,

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Trapper Tullo accidentally fired his gun during an appearance on the latest episode of one-on-one

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with Mike D podcast while discussing his past life choices and rooting around with a pocket of, of his

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jeans. A loud bang brings the conversation to a halt. Who shot who somebody shot? Who shot who?

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Somebody got shot. Mike D ask a while the voice off the camera asked you good. You good low.

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Thankfully no one was hit. There's a video of it because why wouldn't there be? So there's a video

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available for that. I never know if these things are worth watching. Your choices. Listen,

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those were your choices. Listen, who shot who? Yep. Somebody got shot.

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Oh, those. Yeah. I mean, if you, I didn't, I just did the audio, but now the dude, it was like,

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I probably cause, you know, you never know what the hell's going to happen. I put that on a social

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media thing, but yeah, that is the craziness of what's going on. I mean, you heard that. Could

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you imagine this be hanging out all of a sudden? Somebody is rummaging in their pockets and voila,

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voila, voila. That is the number that occurs. So there you go. Just a weird one. Anyways,

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after eight year hiatus, Heidi Klum is making her return to host the project runway. Yeah.

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Columa held the day of the debut season of the show alongside cohost Tim guide in 2004. And she

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stayed for 16 years. Season 21 of the fashion design competition shows will premiere sometime

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this year with 10 weekly episodes on free form. Disney plus and Hulu is according to billboard.

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So are people going to be excited about this? I mean, I don't know. It's kind of, it's, I mean,

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I guess it's cool that they're coming back. Whatever. I mean, whatever, whatever. I mean,

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it is what it is. Why do I feel like we're kind of going backwards today? I feel like we're talking

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about some other stuff ahead of time. Anyways, the documentary seller centered around Melania

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Trump will hit theaters and streaming services later this year. Amazon MGM describes the not

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yet titled film as an unprecedented behind the scenes look at the first lady. Trump serves as

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an executive producer of the project via the rap cell. Let's see some stuff going on there. What

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do you think? Uh, what else, what else do we got? Uh, let's talk about some of this other stuff

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because I think that this is going to be important for some to hear. If you care to hear this,

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some startling new job data shows how much the labor market has tightened over since the bandera

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era jobs, which in a remote work boom, over 7 million Americans without a job and looking

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for work in November, more than 1.6 million have been hunting for at least six months.

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That's double the number at the same time in 2022.

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Also at the start of 2022, there were two job openings for every American looking for work.

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Now it's down to one on one. The wall street journal points out that the wage growth is also

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down about two points over the last two years. This is according to the wall street journal.

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So what do you think there? I mean, that's an interesting way. What do you think about this?

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And what do you think about all this stuff going on right now with, um, a lot of companies saying,

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Hey, if you were doing remote work, it's time to call it in.

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I mean, I don't know. I have, I have kind of a weird, weird thing about this because

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some people look at it that if you work remote, you do less work, which I don't understand that

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and that you need that vibe that if you're in the same room together,

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I think that the talent pool changes altogether. If you are looking around and having a,

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you know, multiple people, opposed to having them coming into an office, but that's my,

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that's my thing. I mean, I don't know. You have to decide whatever the hell you think

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it's best for you. People get weird about that whole work, um, you know, work remote thing.

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when you start explaining to people, you know, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like,

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for some reason, when you start explaining to people that you're traveling here or traveling

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there, it became all, it becomes all of a sudden that it's not so much that, uh,

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you're traveling for work. It's like, they think that you're vacationing.

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there are some people that try to take advantage of the system. Let's not lie here

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because I'd be lying to you if I told you otherwise, but that's how it goes.

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take it, try to take advantage of everything. Anyway, take a listen to this. Mike Johnson

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will stick around as speaker of the house for a little while longer. He retained his position

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in the vote of newly elected representatives, 218 to 215, but not without a bit of drama.

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Three Republicans initially votes for other members in six of, um, have stained during

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the first roll call worth noting the house rules back. It requires that nine members

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to call for nine, a vote of non-confidence of the speaker before the entire body takes

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up the matter. So the number, yes, the number of holdouts was likely a symbolic play to remind

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Johnson of their power to call him out. If he doesn't deliver on a conservative promises

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promises under Kevin McCarthy, who lasted just a few months, only one member had to call

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his outstairs, um, for a, for the time for it to take the vote. So there you go.

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before voting formally closed. So there you go. Ah, the drama, you gotta love it sometimes

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in regards to the things that happen. Anyway, step aside porch pirates, the new way to be

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creepy in your neighborhood. UK police are searching for individuals wearing Spider-Man

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mask. We have been anonymously delivering packages to homes and East Sussex in England

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over the past year. Yep. Delivering nada, not anything else. And of course there's a video

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for it. If you want to take a look at that one. Yeah. Have a good time. I'm taking a look around

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for that. Anyways, a couple of other things. Authorities release camera footage that sent to

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send to them by homeowners, which shows the mask individuals leaving their packages or at least

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three separate occasions over the past year, even waving at the camera. The victims of the freebies

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hasn't said that it is inside the boxes, but would like the drop-offs to stop local police

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are encouraging neighbor neighbors to share anything fishy with authorities. So there you go.

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So a couple of weird things real quick. A filmmaker, Jeff Bana has died. He was found

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by his assistant on Friday morning at his home in Los Angeles of an apparent suicide.

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Be on a was, was married to actress Aubrey Plaza. He was 47 at the time of his passing.

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Also take a listen to this. This one I found out yesterday. I was in shock when I found this out.

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Scientology critic, Mike Rinder has died. He passed away on Sunday, according to a social media post

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of his wife. No cause of death was shared. Uh, though Mike had previously revealed that he has

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was battling, um, cancer. In addition to writing a book about the horrors of Scientology's Rinder

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also, uh, co-hosted with Emmy winning Siri Scientology's in the aftermath alongside

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Leah Remy. He was 69 at the time of his passing. I was, I have to tell you, when I heard this

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yesterday, I was like in total shock about the whole thing. Now keep in mind that I have spent

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a lot of time, uh, looking into the mystery that people call Scientology. And I'm talking about from

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a, from an information standpoint, just to, just to be on the safe side. Okay. Take a listen to

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this real quick. Let's talk about the weekend box office coming in at number 10 was the fire inside

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with $1.2 million. Homestead with $2.1 million. Number eight was gladiator to a $2.6 million.

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Number seven, baby girl with $4.4 million and number six, a complete unknown $8 million.

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And number five was wicked with $10.2 million. By the way, wicked came out last week on streaming.

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Uh, Moana too, came in at number four with $12.3 million. And number three was no Sephirot to,

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or $13.2 million. And number two was Sonic the hedgehog three with $21.2 million.

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And coming in at the number one spot was Mufasa with $23.8 million. Okay. Take a listen to this

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real quick. The Dow gained about 339 points to close at 42,732 on Friday. The S and B increased

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by 73 points to close at 5,942 in the NASDAQ increased by 340 points to close at 19,621.

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West Texas intermediate close at $74 a barrel. Brent crude was at $76 barrel. The national

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average price of a gallon of gas was $3 and six cents on Sunday. And Bitcoin was mostly flat,

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uh, on the weekend trading just around $98,000. Tuesday night's mega million drawing will be for

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$62 million jackpot or $27.7 million cash payout. And tonight's powerball drawing will be for $220

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million jackpot or $98.4 million cash payout. So if you want to play the game, I guess you have

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the opportunity to do so anyways, with that being said, why don't we go ahead and do some

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stuff real quick because I think that it's going to be super important because right around this

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time we normally do our thing that we call. Yes. That we call our main story. So let's do that.

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Here is our main story on the rated R safety show. Okay. So main story, you know that we do these,

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well, if you hang out here, you know that we do these daily and it's always kind of that time to

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sit back, relax and go through some information together in regards of what is going on inside of

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the world. And here's the fun part or the non so fun part, depending on how you want to take a look

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at it is it's kind of a breakdown of what the hell's going on inside of the world at the time is

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normally when we start talking about these things. So as we discuss this for the first time,

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the first time inside of 2025, my question to you becomes the following.

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What are you going to do this year? What are you going to do this year to change everything?

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Like, seriously, what are you going to do to change everything?

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Because it gets interesting as we start going through the information, as we start going through

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all of the stuff that one would want to go through.

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And I'm talking about last year, people take a look around and go, I'm tired of doing X, Y, and Z.

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And when you go from, from this standpoint, you go, this is what I want to focus on. So if you've

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went through that this year and you went, okay, this is what I want to focus on for this year.

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What exactly are those things? Because that's going to be the standpoint.

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You have to focus on X, you have to focus on Y, you have to focus on Z, because hey,

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if you want to move forward with things, what comes to mind?

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There's a lot of stuff that we do sometimes that I kind of question in regards to just as a human

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race. So I look back at sometimes at what version of what we're doing can we make better?

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What version of what is going on? Can we do and change things? And I look at this and I kind of,

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I'm not going to say that I chuckle at stuff, but I look at it and go,

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I know last year I was not happy about X. So how, what do I do this year to, to make it better?

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Now there's other things that I was super excited about in regards to what happened on

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last year. But then I look at it, you know, that every year you're going to have that whole thing

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that's going to be different. So there you go. So what do you think? What are you wanting to

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focus on this year? There's so many things to talk about. There's so many things to look back on

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and go, if I do this, where will I be in a year from now? And I know that some people sit around

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and have five year goals and five minute goals and all that kind of fun stuff. I mean, you can do

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whatever you want, but at the end of the day, you have to look at it from the side of the screen.

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But at the end of the day, you have to look at it from the standpoint like this.

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If you want things to change, you have to put things in motion for them to change.

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It can't just be one of those things that, Hey, you stop from here and go, that's it.

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It's not how that works. So what would you like to see different this year in what efforts have you

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put forward to change whatever this is? Now, listen, it can be a personal thing. It can be

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something at work. It can be something entirely different than what most people would normally

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talk about. That's for sure. But some people get very hesitant about, I can't change anything.

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I can't do this. Of course you can. And we're not going to sit here and be like, you can put

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anything, you can change anything you put your mind to. But there's a lot of stuff that can change

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if you're willing to put in the work. And that's what sometimes happens is that people forget that

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or change to occur at times. You have to put in the work and that's going to be the key part to

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the whole thing. So think about that today as you're going through your, through your day. Now,

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I don't know if this is day one for you, um, it's going back into work today for 20, 25,

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or if you've already been back earlier this week, some people are earlier last week.

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I mean, just to kind of depends on how your work schedule works, but man, there's a lot of

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interesting things to think about as we're going through the whole thing. That is for sure.

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is setting up term coverage life insurance. You've probably seen life insurance commercials on TV

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warped a version of behavior-based safety? How about safety training that actually addresses

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if you're receiving this message, you are the solution to unsafe workplaces.

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It's. I know you all want to hit your revenue targets and get the launch done. Well,

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making sure that your team knows what to do and how to do it is a huge part of it. So I'm sure

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that you all do different kinds of training and I'm willing to bet that you probably use PowerPoint,

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zoom, et cetera. I also bet that when you get someone droning on about a topic using these

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tools, you probably so and your team does too. I mean, it is a reality of what happens. That's why

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That's Articulate.com forward slash 360 to start your free trial. And don't forget to tell them

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Okay, here we are 45 minutes past the top of the hour here hanging out on the Radar

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Safety Show. Yeah, you know how it is. We get to move and groove and do our thing. Yeah,

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this one's keep on moving here on the Radar Safety Show. This is brought to you by the Savage Society.

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Yeah, you might want to give them a little screamer-eamer action.

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Songs readily available on Apple Music, YouTube Music, and Spotify.

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And we would like to thank Savage Society for allowing us to play this here on the Radar Safety

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Show. No doubt about that. I gotta keep on moving. Yeah, I gotta keep on moving. So there you go.

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Thanks to Savage Society for allowing us to play this here on the Rated R Safety Show. No doubt about

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that. Anyways, let's get into the move and the groove things that we need to talk about. And let

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me tell you about the most important thing that I will tell you in my lifetime. And that's about

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my friends at To Write Love on Her Arms. No matter what you're facing, you deserve to be connected to

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help. And the people at To Write Love on Her Arms want you to know that people have been where you

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are now and healing is possible. Things can get better. To find out more information, all you have

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to do is go to TWLOHA.com. That's TWLOHA.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

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disorder, self-injury, suicide, trauma, grief support, just to name a few. That's TWLOHA.com

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To Write Love on Her Arms. TWLOHA.com. So there you go. Some information for you. That is for

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sure. Anyways, take a listen to this because we got some other stuff going on inside of the world,

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though. That is for sure. So take a listen to this. Here's a little something to keep in mind

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for the next time that you find yourself in a heated argument and you're absolutely sure that

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you're right. Science has just confirmed that the more confident you feel about your stance,

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the more likely it is that you don't know as much as you think you do. Study coordinators at Angus

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Fletcher, Ohio State University Project Narrative. Use the example when someone is stuck in traffic,

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carefully transporting wedding cake or that manic who just rushed past taking someone to the hospital.

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Fletcher said that in general, please don't stop to think whether you might be more, hold on,

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where there might be more information that or what you would do to help make, yes, help make a more

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informed decision. If you give people few pieces of information that seem to line up, most will say

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that it sounds about right and that is all that it needs to be good. So this is so much about a lot

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of bastards, the public disclosure on social media these days. So why isn't there when I don't know

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what the hell I'm arguing about, I still lose. I mean, there's a lot of stuff there that is for

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sure. Anyways, kind of a, kind of a weird stuff and it's some weird stuff. That's for sure. Take

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a listen to this. It's just like the old saying 57 channels and nothing on except now there's 57

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streaming services and still people are having a tough time deciding what to watch. A survey found

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that despite having more content at your fingertips, even before the average person spends a staggering

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110 hours per year, nearly five full days scrolling through streaming platforms in search of something

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to watch the talker research poll conducted in the U S found that one in five streaming subscribers

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feel that finding something good to watch is harder now than a decade ago. And 41% struggled

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increasingly in large content libraries. 51 agreed that they feel overwhelmed by the sheer content

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of content suggested by the streamers and 26% feel that streamers are making too much content

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these days. And that my friend, if they keep rewatching old episodes of friends, it turns out

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that the true sport out of error isn't been watching and scrolling through endless until you

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finally settle onto been watching the office season five times. So there you go. Some stuff to

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think about anyways, let's go ahead and do this. Let's bring some John Smalls into our life for him

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to tell us about the motivation minute. Here's some John. The motivation minute is courtesy of

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Genesisgoldira.com and Jace case medical.com. Today's quote was submitted by Tom. It's a poem

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by William Arthur road. Another fresh new year is here. Another year to live to banish worry,

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doubt and fear to love and laugh and give this bright new year has given me to live each day

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with zest to daily grow and try to be my highest and my best. I have the opportunity once more to

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write some wrongs, to pray for peace, to plant a tree and sing some joyful songs. Very nice poem

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to begin a new year. What can you do differently this year? Could you make a small change now that

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can make a big difference later? If you can, now's the time. The motivation. The motivation

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minute is courtesy of Genesisgoldira.com and Jace case medical.com. I'm John Smalls. Thanks

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for listening. Your motivational quotes can be submitted for an upcoming program at motivation.

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The motivation minute is courtesy of Genesisgoldira.com and Jace case medical.com. The motivation.

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Today's quote was

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from feature story news in London. I'm Ollie Barrett, US secretary of state. Anthony Blinken

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says he hopes to see a ceasefire deal in Gaza signed within the next two weeks. Trent Murray

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reports from Eversand Tel Aviv. Arriving in South Korea as part of his final overseas trip as

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America's top diplomat, Secretary Blinken said the Biden administration was quote, very much wanting

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to bring this over the finish line in the next two weeks in the time we have remaining. His comments

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come amid reports the Biden administration is reportedly renewing its efforts to get a deal done

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before President-elect Trump returns to the White House on January 20. Ceasefire talks have been

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held in recent days in Doha with Israeli media reporting cautious optimism that a deal could be

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close. Trent Murray, Tel Aviv. The UK government setting out plans to slash waiting times for NHS

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treatment. People will be able to access screening centers out of hours as part of plans to clear the

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NHS backlog in England. The government says it will create millions more appointments and a major

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improvement in waits for pre-planned care. The opposition conservatives say it shows the Labour

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Party have no new ideas. Industries in Pakistan are pushing back against a proposed plan to hike

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taxes on natural gas supplied to private power plants. As part of an ongoing $7 billion loan

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program for Pakistan, the International Monetary Fund is demanding a substantial increase.

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Hira Mostafa reports from Islamabad. Industries must either transition to grid electricity or pay

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equivalent costs. This was a key condition that Pakistan agreed to get the latest $1 billion loan

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from the global lender. But the country's Petroleum Ministry is now facing mounting pressure from key

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industries, especially textile exporters and gas utilities to scrap this decision. They claim the

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added costs have led to significant financial losses throughout the supply chain. According to

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the finance ministry, Pakistani officials did try to persuade the IMF to modify this requirement.

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Hira Mostafa, Islamabad. Two infants have tested positive for the human metanumavirus or HMPV in

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India in the country's first confirmed cases. The health ministry says they were identified during

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routine surveillance. Neha Punia reports from New Delhi. The three-month-old has already been

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discharged from hospital while the eight-month-old is still recovering. Both cases have been reported

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in the southern Indian city of Bengaluru. The infants and their families have no recent travel

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history and the government has ruled out exposure from other regions or countries. India says there

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is no cause for alarm yet, but says it has increased laboratory capacity for HMPV testing.

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Hospitals have also been asked to strengthen isolation protocols for suspected cases.

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Neha Punia, New Delhi. From bureaus worldwide, this is FSN.

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Hello, I'm Richard Exley with your One Minute Devotion. I sometimes have a hard time believing

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that the words I say to God in private can affect the rise and fall of governments

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and the course of history. I choose to believe prayer has that kind of power because the Bible

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says it does, and history has shown it to be true. But it's not easy. My prayers often feel small and

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irrelevant, more like an exercise in futility than a world-shaping joint venture with God.

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Reminding myself that when you fill a pond with rock, that the first 100 loads disappear beneath

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the surface of the water helps some, but I still struggle. Lord, help our prayers to be fervent

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and effective. Amen. If these devotions are a blessing and an encouragement to you,

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you can subscribe at oneminutedevotion.com. Oh yes, Infiltration Radio Big. Here we go, 55 minutes

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past the top of the hour. Let's talk about some things that happened back on this date. Back in

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2021, protesters descend on Washington, DC during the certification of the Electoral College.

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Members of Congress and then Vice President Mike Pence were evacuated and held in lockdown areas,

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and some of the protesters broke into the Capitol complex. Some would eventually face years-long

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prison sentences for being on site. Eventually, security officials retook control of the building

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and Congress certified the vote that happened back on this date, back in 2021. Also today,

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let's talk about some birthdays. Courtney Eden turns 29. Jamie's Winston turns 31. Alex Turner

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39. Kevin Starrl turns 41. Kate McKinnon turns 41 as well. Eric Trump turns 41 as well. Let's see,

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a lot of 41s. And AJ Hawk turns 41 as well. Mike Jones turns 44. Johnny Young Bosch turns 49.

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Norman Reedus turns 56. Nancy Lopez 68. And Rowan Atkinson turns 70 today. If you're looking at

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some days of the year to celebrate, well, I have some of those for you. It's National Thank God

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It's Monday, National Cuddle Up Day, and National Bean Day. Yes, National Bean Day. That's a thing

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for you, just in case. If you need a rando ando joke for today, I definitely have one of those.

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So why don't we share that with you? That is for sure. I used to crassinate, but I got so good,

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I went pro. You get it? I hope you do. Anyways, if you need a phone starter for today, try this.

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What's the story behind the last time you slept for more than nine hours?

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Like how many drugs were you on? No, I'm just joking. As I said that. So there you go. If

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you need a question for the water cooler, try this 75% say this skill automatically makes you

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more attractive. What is it cooking? So what if you're a comedian and a cooker? I mean, I mean,

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I don't know. And I cook. I mean, how does that work? Does that kind of get, put you over the top

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of this asking? I never know. Anyways, that's going to sum up our time together at the top of

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the hour. I will be going over to radio big.fm. If you want to come and hang out with me for the

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next couple hours or so talking about the world of music and entertainment. So you have that option.

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If you don't want to come over there, that's perfectly fine. You can stay on safety FM and

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hang out with the likes of Sheldon Primus as he talks about the world of safety consulting.

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There you go. That's it. That's that sums it up. So thank you for hanging out with me during this

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first episode back because it's always a good time as we get to do our thing. That is for sure.

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

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one. Perfection is boring and getting better is where all the fun is. Keep that in mind.

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Anyways, thank you for being the best part of safety FM and radio big. And that is a listener

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because without you, it makes no sense to do what we do around here. I know who you are.

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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 guest and do not

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necessarily reflect the official policy or position of the company. Examples of analysis

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discussed within this podcast are only examples. They should not be utilized in the real world as

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the only solution available as they are based only on very limited and dated open source

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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

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or by any means mechanical, electronic recording or otherwise without prior written permission

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of the creator of the podcast. J. Allen.

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you