EP 1079 - Priorities, Perspectives, and That Feeling

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I want it all day.

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It's like a movie.

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It's running through me.

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Hey, hey, hey.

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Press play.

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Lights, camera, action.

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Just give me that feeling.

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Give me that, just give me that.

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Just give me that feeling.

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Give me that, just give me that.

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Take me higher than up in the sky.

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Keep me coming back for more of that feeling.

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That feeling.

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Ah, that feeling.

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

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It contains strong language, sexual situations and violence.

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It is intended only for mature audiences.

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Finally, show with the balls and call it like it is.

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Rated R Safety Show on Safety FM.

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Countdown to audio torture.

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The rated R Safety Show starts in 3, 2, 1.

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Let the eardrum pain begin.

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Forget the corporate bullshit.

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This is the rated R Safety Show with your host, Dr.

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It doesn't matter who the host is.

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Oh, we already know that.

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I think that's for sure as we are hanging out and doing our thing.

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Anyways, today is Wednesday, January the 15th of 2025.

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Day 15th, of course, of the year.

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And only 350 days left to go.

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We are broadcasting from the Safety FM studios in Orlando, Florida.

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And coming across the multiverse known as Safety FM.

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And hanging out with our friends and colleagues over there.

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Rio Big. USA, Canada, UK.

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Yep, that's what we do.

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We hang out. We do our stuff.

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We come in and all that fun stuff.

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No doubt there.

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So how have you been? How's the last 24 treated you?

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You know, I have learned more about a circumference of a circle over the last 24 hours.

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And I think that at any point in my life, but that's a whole other story to discuss.

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Maybe at some other time.

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So if you're new here, let me explain what we do.

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Our show consists of safety in the news, news and safety.

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That's kind of what we do.

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We bring in some professional broadcasters.

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They chat away about everything that's going on.

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I give you the read of what we find on the tea leaves.

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And then we go from there.

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If you've been here before, I appreciate you coming back and hanging out with us.

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Now, keep in mind that we are a radio show that has a podcast that goes into a streaming video service when it's all set and done.

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Now we do come across multiple video services.

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So don't get too scared with that because that's OK.

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But the problem is that if you interact with the show, I don't pay attention to any of the social media stuff as it's happening in real time.

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So with that being said, the best solution is to go to call in radio.com.

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That's call in radio.com.

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They'll get you moving and grooving down the path of least resistance. At least it seems that way.

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So that's what you can do if you want to come and hang out with us.

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Video audio and text messaging is the options once you get there.

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Now, I will tell you, I was playing around yesterday on LinkedIn and holy crap, I did not realize how many people send messages via LinkedIn Messenger.

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Now, I'm going to tell you, I'm terrible at checking stuff.

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Now, and when I say that, I'm terrible at that.

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Like if you shoot me an email, yeah, I'll probably pay attention if you go directly into my phone.

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Yes, light it on the DMZ. Yeah, maybe.

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But, you know, third party services that you have to check into each individual one probably not happen at any time soon.

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Just letting you know.

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Anyways, with that being said, why don't we start talking right away about what the hell was trending in the overnight?

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Here is what was trending.

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Rated R. Safety Show.

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Okay. So as we take a look at the trends of the year and the year and Elon Musk faces another federal lawsuit and with just days to go with the Biden administration.

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So I'll tell I'm sure we'll talk about that as we get into the details.

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Also, did he's defense thinks that they have a win.

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Yeah, a win winner, winner chicken dinner and Coldplay releases a moon music companion film.

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What mood music companion film is that the name of the album or something?

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I have a funny feeling that that's going to be the case.

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Also, more more delays for Hollywood events, which I think at this particular point would probably be kind of expected when it's all set and done.

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So there you go.

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And then some good news from Princess Kate in the Royals.

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So we'll talk about some of that stuff.

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Now, keep in mind that we do video of our one in podcasts of our one.

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This is really a three hour show because our two and three go up to radio big.

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That's kind of where we hang out and we will combine some other stuff that we do.

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So first hour we focus on safety in the news.

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Second and third hour.

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It's more entertainment and music.

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So we'll go through that.

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And the reason people go, well, why don't you play the music stuff on the video?

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Can't do that in a video stream.

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So it's so difficult to be able to get the rights to music when it comes to videos.

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But we can have that discussion as we get into our future generation of stuff because that's what happens.

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Anyways, with that being said, I have the people hanging out from feature story news.

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They are ready to talk.

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They're ready to talk about everything that's going on because believe me, they sit right there waiting for me to go.

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Welcome in.

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So as they sit back and wait as we get close enough to the top of the hour, here we go.

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Let's do that now.

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

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I'm Ollie Barrett.

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South Korean authorities have arrested impeached President Yoon Suk-yeol at his residence.

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Yoon was holed up there for weeks and will face questioning over his short lived imposition of martial law last month.

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Rebecca Bundon reports.

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South Korea's impeached president is under investigation on charges of insurrection.

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Authorities managed to arrest him on Wednesday following a failed attempt earlier this month amid a standoff with Yoon's security forces.

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Last month, Yoon declared martial law but was forced to back down hours later amid opposition from protesters and lawmakers plunging the country into political chaos.

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He was suspended from office and lawmakers voted to impeach him,

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a decision which would have to be upheld by the country's constitutional court to remove him from office.

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Rebecca Bundon, Tokyo.

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Talks to agree a ceasefire in Gaza are in their final stages, according to mediators in Qatar.

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An agreement is closer than ever, according to indications from all sides.

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The proposal is said to include the release of dozens of hostages and a phased withdrawal of Israeli troops from the territory.

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The Times of Israel diplomatic correspondent Leza Baiman says a lot of questions remain.

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In order to reach that phase where we're actually talking about a new governance in Gaza, we have to get beyond the first stage and beyond the second stage.

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The second stage is where soldiers, men of military age that Hamas considers soldiers, even though they're civilians, are released and Israel pulls out fully from the Gaza Strip.

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Once we get to that, then we move to the stage of the reconstruction of Gaza and a new governance.

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But we don't know who's going to do that.

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Obviously Hamas is going to be the most powerful force still in the Gaza Strip.

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Russia's vowing to respond to what Kiev calls its most massive attack of the war so far.

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Ukraine says it struck ammunition depots and chemical plants hundreds of kilometers inside Russia's borders.

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Moscow says it shot down US and UK-supplied long-range missiles.

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Flights and train operations in India's capital, New Delhi, are facing massive disruption as intense fog leads to zero visibility in some areas.

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Dozens of flights have been cancelled and delayed as the region faces a cold wave.

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Ishan Gurg reports from New Delhi.

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A thick layer of fog is engulfing India's capital, New Delhi, driven by poor air quality levels and an ongoing cold wave.

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In many parts of the region, visibility is down to zero meters.

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Aviation officials say it's making it difficult for flights not compliant with category 3 safety standards to operate.

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Category 3, or cat 3, refers to basic level of sensors and on-flight equipment required to land the planes in difficult conditions, such as intense fog.

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Local weather conditions are also playing a role, impacting rail services as well.

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At least 26 trains have also been delayed or cancelled, with disruptions likely during the day.

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Ishan Gurg, New Delhi.

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From bureaus worldwide, this is FSN.

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The president is taking a realistic approach to this conflict.

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I don't know where his position is exactly.

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My colleague, General Keith Kellogg, will be the special envoy for Russia and Ukraine, and he's engaged in extensive discussions and negotiations here in Washington.

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He's working closely with the Trump administration.

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What we're hearing from Lavrov is the beginnings of a compromise.

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They can end this terrible war.

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It's not going to be a perfect deal.

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Each side is going to have to give up something, but we have a president who wants to end the war, and that's the big change.

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Behind the scenes, the Trump transition team is preparing for an early face-to-face meeting between the new U.S. president and Vladimir Putin.

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And there are unconfirmed reports that the two men may already have spoken even before the presidential inauguration in Washington next week.

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It's all further evidence, say Trump supporters, of the determination of America's new leader to bring the conflict to an end.

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I'm Simon Marks.

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To recap the top stories, South Korean authorities have arrested impeached President Yun Suk Yeol at his residence.

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Talks to agree a ceasefire in Gaza are in their final stages, according to mediators in Qatar.

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Russia's vowing to respond to what Kiev calls its most massive attack of the war so far.

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And flights and train operations in India's capital, New Delhi, are facing massive disruptions as intense fog leads to zero visibility in some areas.

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

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Here is another bit for our competitors to copy rated our safety show.

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Okay, here we go 16 minutes past the top of the hours you and I are hanging out on this lovely whip about Wednesday.

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Yes, you know, it is the most picturesque day of the week it feels that way at least around here.

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So there you go. Anyways, with that being said, let's start talking about what the hell's going on inside of the world because people want to know, and I like to share so let's do this.

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Xanax and alcohol may seem like a good idea for a nervous flyer, but the 34 year old Zachary grury, it was a costly mistake after taking the concoction.

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Let's see Zachary wet himself in his seat and a nearby aisle forcing the flight from Amsterdam to change course and the pilot to dump more than $30,000 worth of fuel, despite offering the court.

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Where he was, he was ordered to pay the damages caused to the flight which amounted to about $10,308.

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You know, this is not the first time that I've heard of somebody doing the Xanax stuff before they get on the plane for them to be relaxed on the flight itself, but the alcohol concoction is something new but that thing of them actually

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Soiling themselves because they're trying to be politically correct and not say piss themselves seems to be a common bond and that's not a bond that you probably would have in common with anyone.

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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, definitely go with the two stupid aspect. That's for sure. Anyways, Elon Musk faces another lawsuit connected with the purchase of Twitter now turned into X.

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Oh yes, this is where the time and securities Exchange Commission before beginning the hostile takeover the company must quietly bought shares on the social media platform eventually worth more than 5% of the all outstanding shares.

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The SEC are the SEC argues the threshold should have required must to publicly disclose his stake before he did waiting to disclose his ownership value.

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Let's see at the time helped him save about $150 million.

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They argue because other investors would have valued the stock differently had they known that he was making the moves reps for the more must say that the suit is a sham.

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Last month the SEC gave must the option to pay a fine to avoid the lawsuit.

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No word whether if the SEC under the direction of the second Trump administration will continue to pursue the charges, but you can probably guess what's going to happen next.

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So this is according to CNBC. So let's talk about that real quick.

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That's kind of a weird thing and I'm not sure how well you know the security exchange stuff goes, but if I'm going to start investing in something and then essentially try to take it over.

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Why should I disclose that I did that? I mean think about this real quick. Let's imagine that there's a very big entertainment complex. Let's even call it a resort in Orlando and they essentially bought a whole bunch of land.

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By different realtors and investors quote unquote and will use those terms investors, but the investors were selling out by one party to overtake this big chunk of land.

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And then they built an entertainment complex.

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A resort, let's say within 90 miles of land.

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Is there a difference there? I mean I'm just asking. I'm just a total idiot when it comes to all this stuff.

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Who truly cares what this guy has to say. Who gives a shit.

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Okay, so take a listen to this. GoFundMe has raised more than a hundred million dollars for the families affected by the LA wildfires.

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Thanks to several donations from celebrity. Shark Tank Barbara Cora Coran, you know who she only just goes by Barbara on the show, donated $50,000.

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Arnold Schwarzenegger gave $10,000. Musician Marshmello contributed $45,000. Sophia Varagra turned $20,000 in. Jonas Brothers and Zach Brian both donated $15,000 while handfuls of celebs including Megan Trainor, Gal Galette, Pink and Kristen Bell contributed $5,000.

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So there's a lot of money being definitely donated towards that because I mean if you haven't looked at any of that stuff on the news.

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It's just devastating. I mean in regards to just everything that is going on there and you know.

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I just I have a hard time understanding about the whole policy thing about them potentially. I guess denying or canceling people's policies prior to the fires or saying that if it's arson the wildfires or the arson was caused or the wildfires are caused by arson that led to.

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The people's houses being lost that they're not that the insurance companies don't have to cover it now that straight there is some craziness.

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Another pitfall of our society rated our safety show.

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Yeah, nothing like chewing on ice inside of your ear. Anyways, Monday more in her family have been staying with actress Hillary Dove and her husband Matthew coma after losing their home in LA.

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More brother-in-law who also lost their home in the blaze took to Instagram to thank Duff and coma for not only opening up their home but also setting up a GoFundMe for him and his wife who are expecting a baby.

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When more shared the GoFundMe page with followers she was met with a swift backlash from people suggested just to give her own money and not to ask for donation.

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She addressed the comments by saying that they are they are not helpful or empathetic while adding that of course they're helping that they are helping financially in addition to losing their homes more said that her children's school is also God.

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So there you go. Also the red carpet season to premiere of Netflix action drama. The night agent has been canceled due to the LA wildfire season to which follows newly amended night action agent Peter Sutherland Gabriel Basso and cyber security expert Rose Larkin.

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Let's see racing to save the city from terrorist attacks and start streaming on January the third 23rd. So there you go. So take a listen to this the federal lawsuit that accuses Capital One of deceptively misleading customers with high yield savings account offering the suit brought by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau also known as a CFPB alleges that the bank offered to similar name saving account products with vastly different interest rates but specifically preventing employees

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from explaining the difference between the two. One is called the 360 savings and the other is calling the 360 performance saving while the performance version higher yields the basic version only offers a point 3% according to the suit.

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The only thing that has ever meaningful distinguish was the 360 performance savings from the 360 savings is the former product higher yield rate a rep from Capital One's tells the New York Times that they intend to expute the accusation in court will know shit.

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Of course you're going to dispute it because you know how much that's going to cost you if you lose the suit. Now think about that real quick point three getting point three back on your money or getting the high yield one and depending on the bank of course is anywhere between 3.5 and 4.5 is what I've seen.

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So, I don't know it gets interesting that we started talking about banking stuff because I've been reading a lot of stuff about be your own bank and boy could we get into a whole plethora of things to talk about.

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But maybe that's another day and another conversation and not even 100% sure if it would be on this show but something to think about. Yeah, it's it. Yes. If you look it up, it's be why OB and it does not stand for bring your own booze or bring your own beer.

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Now anyways, a verbally abusive Eagles fan went viral for his disgusting taunts of a female Packers fan on Sunday at the playoff game in Philly and now has been banned from ever watching his team in person ever again.

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Speaking to the local Philly media the victim of harassment, Ali Keller says the man in the video Ryan Caldwell kept trying to pick fights with her and her fiance Alex Basaro Basaro he stated that with a playful jabs at first and then kind of saying things like to us when they sat down he adds and it got worse and worse.

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As the game went on the Eagles lead grew in the taunts got worse Caldwell told the couple to have a better attitude despite his harassment and the Packers poor performance when the couple refused to engage in a tit for tat Caldwell started making it personal he allegedly told Keller actually you're not good looking enough to be talking to me.

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The insults continued until Basaro started filming, which was enough to get Caldwell pipe down after the video swiftly went viral Caldwell was quickly connected to the company that he works for in a social media justice consumer firm called BCT partners, the firm publicly

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acknowledges Caldwell as the culprit for as far as not announced whether he has been terminated from his job Caldwell also appeared to have wiped out all of his social media accounts USA Today reports that the Eagles have been Caldwell.

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From attending any events at their stadium Lincoln financial field the team has also reportedly tracked down the woman and will be sending her a bunch of Packers gears as part of the apology but Keller says that that she hasn't heard anything yet from the team.

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So this is according to NBC Philadelphia, you know how stupid this is.

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Like, seriously, it's a dumb football game. Now, yeah, I know some people love football and baseball and basketball and they will tell you how, you know, we did this as a team and all this other bullshit and I you know hey love that you have the community

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perspective, but you're not part of the team, unless it's be realistic unless you're on the payroll.

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Of course you might be paying into it because of your taxes but that's a whole other story, but man, people get weird about this stuff like weird weird like if you were looking at some of this stuff that happens sometimes in stadiums and people getting into fights

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about, oh you're wearing the wrong colors on this side and blah blah blah blah I mean I don't get it man. I truly don't. It makes no sense to me, like no sense whatsoever, like, you are so committed to a team that you should treat people like shit,

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is that going to be the best thing for you.

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I mean that is a strange.

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Truly cares what this guy has to say, who gives a shit.

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Show. Okay, take a listen to this the Food and Drug Administration thinks that you're too stupid to turn around a food package to see what's in it. A new rule proposed to the regulatory agency would require food manufacturers to put products like fat sodium and sugar content on the front of its packaging,

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and the manufacturer who has ever bought literally anything at the grocery store already knows a complete nutrition information label is already required such etiocracy and to further the adult proof the packaging the fat sodium and sugar content will only be described as low medium and high.

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So those rule goes into effect manufacturers would have until 2028 to comply. Now I don't know when was the last time you went to to Mexico if you've been to Mexico, but man, when you get a product there that has too much sugar, too much fat, or they think that is bad for you, it has these giant black labels on the

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front of it and it tells you hey, not good for you. Now, if they adopted here in the US, something similar think it's a genius idea. If you ever go anywhere outside of the US, and are looking at cigarettes.

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They have like some of the most horrid pictures on them as well. So maybe it's some stuff to think about as you are looking around.

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Okay, so let's take a look at this.

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The star Tim Tebow and his wife, former Miss Universe Demi Lee are expecting their first child together. He's 37 he's 29. They tied the knot back in 2020. Also, Jessica Simpson and Eric Johnson are calling to quit after 10 years of marriage.

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She's 44 and he's 45 since and confirmed the separation and a statement to People magazine, though she didn't spill any details. The two are parents of two daughters, a 12 year old and a five year old. And let's see. So let's see two daughters and I guess a son and 11 year old son.

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There you go. Terrible news there, but it does happen, I guess. Okay, so let's talk about the Dow real quick. The Dow increased by 221 points to close at 42,518 on Thursday, the SMB increased by six points to close at 5842 and the NASDAQ lost 43 points to close at

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19,044. West Texas intermediate closed at $78 a barrel and Brent crude was at $80 a barrel. The national average price of a gallon of gas was $3.07 on Tuesday and Bitcoin. Yes, good old Bitcoin gained over 2% on Tuesday trading just around

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96,500. Tonight's Powerball drawing will be for $303 million Jackpot or $132.8 million cash payout. So if you want to play the game, you have the opportunity to do so. No doubt about that. Anyways, take a listen to this. Sean Combson said the freak off videos that were

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confiscated by the government will actually work in his favor and prove that things were all consensual between him and then girlfriend Cassie. According to a new legal docs filed by Combs team, the nine or so videos feature private sexual activity between fully

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consenting adults in the long term relationship. The defense also claims that she that the videos were turned over to the feds by Cassie not combs as previously reported no word on how this will play out in a slew of other accusations towards him. I don't know. That's going to be an interesting one because listen, if it was a long term relationship as being said, and then all of a sudden now you're turning around and saying, you know, this took place and that took place in the other turn of events.

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And she's saying that it was abused for a long period of time. I don't know how nine videos is going to show anything good, bad or indifferent because Hey, it's going to be a lot of the he said, she said stuff. That's going to be the difficulty about this case, but we'll take a look as things go on. Anyways, Coldplay announced a 44 minute companion film to their most recent album. Moon music, the project called a film for the future will debut on YouTube next week on January the 22nd. There will also be a live screening of the movie.

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Especially equipped facilities in London, Manchester and Seoul, uh, where viewers can watch the three 60 degree version in partnership to with Microsoft. After they review of the film, fans will be able to create their own remixes of the music and the video. So there you go.

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I'm going to do one more real quick, uh, just to get it in there.

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We'll be Goldberg is sort of supportive of Carrie Underwood's decision to perform at Donald Trump's upcoming inauguration. I stand behind her. She said this week on the view. If I believe I have the right to make up my mind to go perform someplace, I believe that she has the right.

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And that being said, Goldberg said that she, um, still won't be watching co-host and fellow never Trump or Sonny Austin added that she has a scheduled spa day on January the 20th. I don't know. It'll be interesting next week to see exactly what happens. Let's do this. It is time to do that thing that we call our main story.

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Here is our main story on the rated R safety show. Oh yeah. Apparently it's bad button day hitting in regards of what I have going on on the video side. That's just kind of what happened from time to time. Okay. So let's talk about some things that are going on.

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Now I want to ask you a strange question because there's no better way to start most of this stuff. Besides with strange questions.

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When you look at your life, do you split a personal life in a work life?

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Think about that for a moment. Do you split the personal life in the work life? Are they two separated things in your mind?

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Or do you want to these people that have it? Everything kind of combined into one. Now, if you work with family, then you more than likely have everything combined into one. But if you don't, it might be separated or you still might have it mixed. Who knows?

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Now, I think this conversation is going to be interesting for some and not interesting for others. So let's just make sure that we're clear. But what happens when your personal life mixes with your work life?

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And I'm not talking with having a relationship with someone at the office because that might be a that might be a whole other conversation that we should not probably have together.

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As our employer might think that our personal life gets put on hold and we are only focusing on work.

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And then there's this belief with your family life that when you leave work, work stays at work and everything kind of moves forward going on.

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Now, I think that those things can happen depending on your family relationship. And some of those things can happen depending on your work relationship. And that also plays a factor to what your position is.

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Let's be realistic. That's just kind of how they're how it goes.

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So with that being said, what happens with the blend of both things?

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And I'm asking this for the following reason.

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I want you to imagine that you have at work.

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The worst thing that could possibly occur for what you do for work.

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Now, if you're in safety, we all know that it is a severe injury or a fatality. Those are the things that are normally worse.

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There's different things that can play a factor bad relationship fatality injury.

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If these worlds collide and you have something happening in your personal life in a serious event at your work.

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Which one takes priority?

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Like, seriously, which one takes priority?

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And that's where it gets strange for some things.

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Because we can talk about this and go, OK, well, I would have to put this as a priority. Now, everything's going to be different depending on who the person is that gives that answer.

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Now, the other side here.

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I want to throw a caveat into it.

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What if you own the business?

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How do you factor these things?

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Now, how does that work at your workplace?

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How does that work with your family life?

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And listen, I'm not saying that before we're done today, you need to have some level of a structure on how this is going to work.

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But man, does it get interesting when you start thinking about it.

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Where do you prioritize stuff?

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Like, if you're a perfectionist and things have to be perfect at work and something is to come up like this, what are you to do?

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I'm just asking because I had a long conversation yesterday about this exact matter.

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And it was interesting to hear the different aspects, depending on who the person was giving the answer.

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What is your thought process?

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What exactly would you do?

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We're rocking all day at work because we don't give a duck.

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Auto correct probably just saved my ass there.

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Like I give a flying.

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Give me that, give me that, just give me that.

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Take me higher than I've been before.

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Keep me coming back for more.

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That feeling, that feeling, that feeling.

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That feeling.

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Okay, we're looking for that feeling as we are 44 minutes past the time of the hour.

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Hanging out here on the radar safety show.

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Give me that feeling.

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Oh yeah, give her that feeling.

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Okay, so as we are hanging out this morning, this one is called Lins.

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Songs titled that feeling just in case you didn't figure it out.

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Songs readily available on Apple Music, YouTube Music.

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And Spotify.

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So there you go.

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Yeah, it doesn't get more poppy than that.

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Yeah, give me that, give me that, give me that.

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Yeah, she's looking for that feeling.

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Okay, so we'd like to thank Lins for allowing us to play this here on the radar safety show.

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Hopefully you're enjoying the Whip-Em-Out Wednesday as much as I am.

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Give me that feeling.

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See it like it grabbing.

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Okay, back to the normally scheduled program as we are hanging out doing all of our fun stuff right here on the radar safety show.

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Yep, you know, different strokes, different folks is this kind of way that it goes.

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Okay, so let's continue talking a little bit about some other things that are going on.

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And if anything, this is probably the most important thing that I ever tell you in my lifetime.

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And that is about my friends at To Write Love on Her Arms.

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

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And the people at To Write Love on Her Arms wants you to know that people have been where you are now and things can get better.

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Healing is possible.

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To find out more information, all you have to do is go to T-W-L-O-H-A.com.

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That's T-W-L-O-H-A.com and click on the section that says Find Help.

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Once you get there, there's going to be information relating to addiction, depression, anxiety, eating disorders, self-injury, suicide, trauma, grief support.

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And that's just to name a few.

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That's T-W-L-O-H-A.com.

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That's T-W-L-O-H-A.com.

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And click on the section that says Find Help.

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I'm telling you, it will have a very large impact.

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If you allow it to do so in regards to the things that are going on, I will tell you it is life-changing because it's that important of information of what is there.

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So keep that in mind.

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Anyways, let's talk a little bit more about some other stuff.

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Rich Wife, Unhappy Life.

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Yeah, you'd think that you'd be grateful, but according to a new study, men are unhappy when their wives make more money than them.

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The study, published by the Economic Journal, found that when a wife out-earns her husband, there is a higher incidence of mental health issues for both spouses.

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But specifically, the husband.

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The University of Durham researchers found and also pointed out that the share of couples where the wife out-earns the husband is growing globally in both the United States and Sweden and has increased by approximately 25%.

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Since the start of the millennium, in the total related news, Travis Kelz has just been named the saddest man on earth.

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And hey, I work in radio, so she could be making less than me legally.

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Yeah, she couldn't be making less than me legally.

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It's just not how it works.

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So there you go.

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Yeah, I mean, I don't know.

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I think it's kind of strange on how people look at that stuff.

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But to each their own, no doubt about that.

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Let's see, should I talk about the fraudster case?

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Let's do that.

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I think we should.

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A 53-year-old French woman, yeah, French woman, was conned out of $850,000 by scammers pretending to be Brad Pitt.

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The woman identified only as Ann was married to a millionaire when she started texting who she believed was a A-lister actor in 2023.

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During the relationship, the scammers conned her out of a large chunk of money, claiming that he needed the funds for cancer treatment.

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The individual videos included duped photos to seal the deal.

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The fake Pitt said that he could access his own funds because he couldn't access his own funds because they were all tied up in the Angelina Jolie divorce.

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It is until Ann saw photos of Pitt out with his girlfriend girlfriend that she realized that it was a hoax.

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After filing a complaint and entered a treatment for depression, the scammers has not been caught.

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And there's quite a few pictures out there in regards of what was going on.

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So there you go.

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Oh, so it gets interesting.

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That is for sure.

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I don't know. Just kind of one of those strange things in life.

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But those things do happen from time to time.

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So there you go.

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OK, so let's do this.

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Let's bring some John Smalls into our life because he is one of the happiest people that I know in regards of things that are happening.

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And let him talk a little bit about the motivation minute.

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And let's go ahead and do that right now on the rated R safety show.

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The motivation minute is courtesy of Genesis Gold IRA dot com and Jace Case medical dot com.

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Motivation. Today's quote was submitted by Johnny George Bernard Shaw said, Life isn't about finding yourself.

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Life is about creating yourself.

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What a great quote. We do get to create who we want to be.

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I even know some people who have recreated themselves.

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They didn't like where they ended up in life.

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So in their mid 40s, they sold their home, they pulled up their roots and they moved to the place where they wanted to live out the rest of their life.

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When I first met this family, I'll admit I thought they were crazy.

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But to see how happy they are, where they want to be and who they want to be.

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That's not crazy at all. It's kind of inspirational.

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Be who you want to be.

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The motivation.

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The motivation minute is courtesy of Genesis Gold IRA dot com and Jace Case medical dot com.

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I'm John Small. Thanks for listening.

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Your motivational quotes can be submitted for an upcoming program at motivation minute dot org.

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Hello, I'm Richard. Actually, would you one minute devotion when we emphasize the wrong things?

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It is only a matter of time until we reap what we have sowed for nearly three decades.

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Charismatic ministers have been preaching prosperity and is finally catching up with us.

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We developed an attitude of entitlement.

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It is our ministry and the assets are ours to do with as we see fit with only our conscience to guide us.

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That's a precarious place and few of us can manage it.

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The apostle Paul said those who want to get rich followed the temptation and a trap and into many foolish and harmful desires.

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Lord, give us godliness with contentment, which is great gain.

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Your holy name we pray. Amen.

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

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Here is the news on the world's safety show.

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Ukrainian President Zelensky has pledged to capture more North Korean soldiers fighting for Russia after two were detained over the weekend.

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The two soldiers from North Korea were apprehended in the Kursk Oblast, a Russian region bordering Ukraine.

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Zelensky stated in a post on X Putin began three years ago with demands on NATO and efforts to rewrite history.

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But now he relies on military aid from Pyongyang, he added, referencing Russian President Vladimir Putin.

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Benjamin Wright reporting illegal Israeli settlers in the West Bank continue to perpetrate violence against Palestinians in the occupied Palestinian territory.

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The United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs reported last week that during the year's first week,

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illegal settlers injured 18 Palestinians while Israeli authorities demolished homes belonging to approximately 50 individuals as part of punitive measures.

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Joseph Eccerson reporting the death toll from wildfires near Los Angeles has risen as California officials disclosed that more people are missing.

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The Los Angeles County Sheriff's Office announced on social media that it will maintain a zero tolerance for looters policy.

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Curfews are being enforced in evacuation zones, including affected areas of Altadena. Deputies are enforcing curfews in Altadena and maintaining vigilance to prevent looting.

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Sergeant Miguel Meza from the Sheriff's Office stated Lawrence Keller reporting.

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This is the latest news headlines.

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Syria's new leader, Ahmad Sharah, has called on Lebanon to move past the negative history stemming from decades of the Assad family's rule, vowing to address unresolved issues and forge strong strategic ties.

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Sharah referenced the damaged relationship during the tenure of late Syrian President Hafez Assad.

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He described Lebanese caretaker Prime Minister Najib Mekati's visit to Damascus as a step toward a new phase and affirmed that long term strategic ties would be established between the neighboring nations with significant mutual interests.

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Chris Anderson reporting NFL draft prospect.

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Kieran Lacey, a leading wide receiver candidate, is being sought for negligent homicide in connection to a fatal crash in Louisiana last month.

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State police reported Friday, the Louisiana State Police announced an arrest warrant for Lacey, 24 of Thibodeau, accusing him of leaving the scene of a fatal December 17th crash.

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Authorities allege that Lacey drove around the crash site and fled south without providing aid, contacting emergency services or reporting his involvement in the incident, according to the police state, Kyle Norris reporting.

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Reality TV personality chase.

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Chrisley is accused of striking the manager of a popular Atlanta sports bar after refusing to leave.

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Chrisley, known from the show Chrisley Knows Best, featuring his family, was reportedly intoxicated at a Twin Peaks restaurant on January 6.

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When the manager asked him to leave, Chrisley allegedly struck him twice in the face, including once while the manager was on the phone with 911, according to an Atlanta police report, Jessica Oakley reporting.

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And that's the latest news headlines with Alan Edwards.

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If you ever wish that Facebook had a suck it button.

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You suck.

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This rock block is for you.

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Okay, so here we go. Let's talk about some things that happened back on this date. We take a look at back at 2009.

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Sully Sullenberger lands his historic miracle on the Hudson flight. The passenger jet hit a flock of geese just that it was ascending and lost power in both engines. Sully was unable to return to the runway and prepared for a water landing.

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Everyone that survived though one passenger suffered two broken legs. The disaster also demonstrated the influence of social media in a digital age. Photos and videos on the plane and the water began popping up on the computer screens and smartphones around the globe almost instantly.

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Both with witnesses and victims that happened back on this date in 2009. Let's talk about some birthdays that are going on today.

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Debo Samuel turns 29 Dove Cameron turns 29 as well. Carolyn Arapallo turns 34 Skrillex turns 37 Kelly Kelly turns 38 Ben Shapiro turned 41 Pitbull turns 44 Drew Brees 46 Regina King 54 Shane McMahon turns 55 today and Charo actress and comedian.

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She turns 74 today. If you're looking at some days of the year to celebrate I have some of those for you. It's National Hat Day National Strawberry Ice Cream Day and Museum Selfie Day. So does that mean I should go to the museum and take a selfie.

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I mean I'm not sure here is asking to have a better understanding. Okay if you need a random joke for today it should sound like this. I just had my patients tested and I'm negative.

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I thought it was pretty good. Okay what is the wildest bit of mischief you've ever. Hold on. What's the wildest bit of mischief your pet has ever gotten into.

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If you need a question for the water cooler try this almost 20% of us leave home today with this but don't use it. What is it.

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A gym bag of course you're using the gym bag. It's carrying your stuff doesn't mean you're going to take it to the gym just because it's carrying your stuff around. So there you go.

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Let's talk about would you rather would you rather be captured by pirates or bad guys from the old west.

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Something to think about. Would you rather have a terrible boss but a great job or a great boss in a terrible job. Would you rather speak only in a baby voice for a day or only speak in T.O. in a baby voice for the day.

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Would you rather go over into the past and meet your ancestors or go into the future and meet your great grandchildren.

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Yeah these are some good questions to think about. Anyways that's going to sum up our time today. At the top of the hour I'll be going over to radio big FM for the next couple hours or so if you want to come and hang out with me.

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If you don't that's fine you can hang out on safety FM and hang out with the likes of Sheldon Primus as he is talking about the world of safety consulting.

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

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That is for sure. If I can leave you with a deep thought for today I would love to leave you with this. Being a professional is doing the things that you love to do on the days that you don't feel like doing them.

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Yep. That's what it's all about. So there you go. Anyways 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 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. They should not be utilized in the real world as the only solution available as they are based only on very limited and dated open source information.

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J. Allen.

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Give me that.