EP 1091 - No Video, No Problem: Safety, News & Disrupting Patterns

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This show is brought to you by Safety FM.

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This show is brought to you by Safety FM.

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This show is brought to you by Safety FM.

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This show is brought to you by Safety FM.

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

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Rated R Safety Show on Safety FM.

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Countdown to audio torture.

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

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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, you so know that's true and so do I.

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It does not matter who the host is.

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What has always mattered is who the listeners are.

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Anyways, today is Monday, February 3rd of 2025, day 3...

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30th, 140th, listen to me.

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Day 34th of the year and only 331 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, USA, Canada, UK.

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Okay, so if you're hanging out and kind of realizing that,

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hey, I'm listening to your show, but that's it.

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You're not visualizing it.

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I got something to tell you.

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There is no visual today.

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It's just straight up old school radio.

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Yeah, or podcasting depending on how you look at it.

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Because I have no video for you today.

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Just a little FYI action in case you're looking.

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So we are a show that consists of safety in the news, news and safety.

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We do everything to a radio station and then it goes into a podcast network.

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And then it goes into video.

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And for some reason today there is no video.

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We have some issues going on.

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Not going to lie there.

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We can talk about those later if you'd like, but that's kind of it.

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That's kind of the whole thing there.

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So there you go.

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Anyways, if you want to interact with the show, it's simple to do so.

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All you have to do is go to callinradio.com.

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That's callinradio.com.

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That will get everything moving and grooving for you if you're interested in doing that.

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What that will do in that sequence of events is that once you get here and we start going,

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what happens is the following.

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You have the option of doing a video, a text message or an audio message.

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That's kind of the gully-oley when you get into callinradio.com.

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So always a good time as we are doing our things over there because, hey,

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what else would we be doing?

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And some people will go, well, can I do that on social media?

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And I guess you can if you take a look so on doing it.

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But is it as entertaining as the next question?

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Of course not.

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Of course it's not as entertaining doing it on text, not meaning on social media.

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And the reason that I say this is the following is what happens is most of the time during the show,

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I'm not looking at that stuff in real time.

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So some people get upset like you ignited me.

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I love the people that I know directly that will text me and be like, hey, listen, I try to call in.

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Well, if I gave you the hotline number, you know, the line to get in directly,

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then that would probably mean that I wanted you in here directly.

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If I didn't, then you're just going through the normal line.

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You know, the call in radio aspect of it.

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You know, you get that.

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So a lot of stuff going on always as we are speaking anyway.

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So let's start talking right away about what the hell was trending in the overnight

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because something tells me you're going to want to know that is what was trending rated are safety.

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OK, so notable and noteworthy protesters take to the streets in Los Angeles

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against the nationwide illegal immigrant crackdown.

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Beyonce announces a new tour before the big night at the Grammys and more drama

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between Blake Lively and Justin Baldini or Baldoni and showbiz.

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We'll talk about that. Also, Chuck Todd is leaving NBC News and an old series gets a reboot at Netflix.

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We'll talk about that. Also, King Charles will appear in a documentary on conservation.

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We'll talk about details about that where we get into the Royals.

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And I'm not talking about the Royals with cheese here.

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So with that being said, I have some people that are hanging out with us from feature story news

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that are waiting to talk about what the hell is going on inside of the world of the news.

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So if you're interested, I'm sure is interested in talking about what the hell is going on.

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So if you're good to go, I'm good to go and we'll get it all started right now.

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So let's go ahead and do that and get into the news because it sounds like a good time to do that.

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So let's do it.

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

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I'm William Denslow.

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The European Union says it will respond firmly if Donald Trump follows through on a threat to impose duties on European goods.

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After slapping tariffs on Mexico, Canada and China, US President Donald Trump says the EU could expect similar action.

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Pretty soon, the US president has defended his decision to impose sweeping tariffs on the United States is top three trading partners,

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even if he acknowledged there may be some pain for Americans.

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Kate Fisher reports from Washington.

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President Trump accused China, Canada and Mexico of participating in a, quote, decades long ripoff of America with regard to trade crime and poisonous drugs.

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He also suggested it was time for Canada to become America's cherished 51st state, saying they could avoid tariffs that way as well as having lower taxes and better military protection.

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But he did acknowledge that tariffs could cause pain for Americans in the form of higher prices, but assured them it will, quote, all be worth the price that must be paid.

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President Trump says talks with Israel are progressing.

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He had a meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Washington on Tuesday.

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The first phase of the ceasefire between Israel and Hamas is holding, the focus now shifting to negotiations over a planned second phase.

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Giles Gibson reports from Tel Aviv.

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The Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is set to be the first foreign leader to meet President Trump at the White House since his inauguration.

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As he boarded his flight to the US, he said their talks will focus on securing the release of Israeli hostages as well as Iran.

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Now, this is a critical moment in the Gaza ceasefire deal with talks set to begin this week on moving on to the second phase of the agreement.

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That includes the release of all remaining Israeli hostages as well as the complete withdrawal of Israeli troops from Gaza.

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India is deploying paramilitary forces along with a slew of new crowd control measures as tens of millions make their way to Kumbh Mela.

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Monday is set to be one of the busiest days of the six-week-long festival.

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And pressure is building on officials to ensure a safe environment after a stampede killed 30 people there last week.

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Ishan Garg tells us more from New Delhi.

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Tens of millions of pilgrims are expected to take a dip at the holy site in Kumbh Mela,

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which is at the confluence of three culturally significant rivers.

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Vehicles have been banned in the area and a new entry and exit route prepared after crowd rushes led to multiple deaths and injuries last week.

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Officials say they expect some 400 million pilgrims to attend the Hindu festival that's been touted as the largest religious gathering in the world.

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A new executive state, Marco Rubio, warns that Washington will take necessary measures if Panama doesn't curb China's perceived influence over the Panama Canal.

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Panama's president says discussions over the canal sovereignty are a non-starter,

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but has offered to cooperate with the US on the subject of immigration.

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From bureaus worldwide, this is FSN.

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With FSN Spotlight, I'm Simon Marks.

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Today, fresh questions about whether the war between Russia and Ukraine really is heading towards a conclusion.

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President Trump indicated on Friday that discussions are underway at a high level.

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Between Moscow and Washington, he would not be drawn on whether he has already spoken to Vladimir Putin about the need for peace negotiations.

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But some analysts are wondering whether there really is sufficient impetus for the Kremlin to wrap up its military campaign.

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Air Vice Marshal Sean Bell is a military analyst and co-host of the Red Matrix podcast.

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There was a hope that Putin would be prepared to negotiate with Trump.

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But the question is why? At the moment, Russia is on the front foot.

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It is winning.

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Ceasefires generally only happen when one side wins, the other side loses, or you end up with stalemate.

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It's a boring military strategy. But the fact is Russia used to do frontal assaults.

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Now they're encircling villages and towns along the way, strangling the Ukrainians out of them.

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Now this takes months, normally six to nine months.

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But the Russian military are going ahead, so there's no evidence at all that the Russian military are preparing for a pause anytime soon, despite the fact

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there's a lot of sort of air of expectation that Trump will be able to bring this all to a halt and very soon.

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It will fall to retired Lieutenant General Keith Kellogg to see whether Moscow and Kiev can be prodded to the negotiating table.

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He is President Trump's new special representative to Ukraine and Russia.

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With FSN Spotlight, I'm Simon Marks.

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FSN is an independent source of news for TV, radio and digital networks worldwide.

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You can find more of our minute-by-minute updates on Twitter.

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Follow us there at Feature Story.

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And we have a wealth of audio and video stories from our global news bureaus on Facebook.

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You can find us there by following Feature Story News.

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Stay tuned for further updates right here.

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But for now, that's the latest Feature Story News.

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William Denslo reporting.

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And how technology changes and so does the environment that we're in.

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And cyber criminals will do everything they can to take advantage of a system.

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

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Cyber thieves around the world know our home values are sky high at the moment, and that makes us a target.

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The crime is scary simple. Let me explain it to you real quick.

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A cyber thief simply forges your name on a property cell form and refiles it. That's it.

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Now he or she is on the deed of your home and you have no idea that you're a victim.

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Then the version takes out a loan on your home and vanishes and you to the police that you didn't commit bank fraud.

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Home title locks put a virtual barrier around your home title.

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The instant they detect any kind of tampering or anybody messing around, they help shut it down.

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

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Some people might even go as far as guarding it with their life.

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

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

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So I'm sure that you all do different kinds of training.

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And I'm willing to bet that you probably use PowerPoint, Zoom, etc.

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

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That's articulate.com forward slash 360 to start your free trial.

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

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Safety in a way never heard of before.

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The Rated R Safety Show on Safety FM.

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Okay, there you go. 16 minutes past the top of the hours.

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You and I are hanging out on this lovely Monday and getting to do all the fun stuff that we get to do.

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Yes, I know. I know. I've already had several people got Doug.

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Yes, there is no video today. And guess what? We're going to be okay.

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It's going to be okay because we're a radio show does podcasting and does video from time to time.

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I didn't realize that it was going to be a thing, but hey, it's a thing today.

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It seems like but we're good. It's all good as we are talking.

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Anyways, let's get into what's important because I think that that's going to be part of our protocol.

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Of what needs to be done. Anyway, shots have been fired in the great North American and China to trade war of 2025.

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The official tariff go into effect just after midnight tonight, leaving Canada and Mexico one last day to play ball.

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Otherwise, the blanket 25% tariffs will be in place on virtually all imported Canadian and Mexican products,

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excluding energy or energy resources from Canada, which face a 10% in board tax.

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China faces its own additional 10% tariffs to Trump said late Sunday that he will be holding calls with Canadian and Mexican leadership today.

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These tariffs are small part of the broader economic policy, but that year they're not being used as tools to bring down prices in the short term.

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They're explicitly being implemented as leverage so that Canada, Mexico and China take more serious the international drug trade, particularly related to fentanyl.

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In the specific language of the executive orders issuing a tariff on Canadian imports, immediate action is required to finally end the public health crisis

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and national emergencies, which will not happen unless the compliance and cooperation of Canada is assured.

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In other words, these tariffs could end tomorrow if Canada's government stepped up resources to secure the border, its border and use it well,

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that it shares with the United States from drug smuggling operations.

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But wait, possession of fentanyl and just about any other opioid meth, coke and ecstasy, ecstasy, ecstasy, apparently I can't say that word,

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have been largely decriminalized in British Columbia and now Canada was admiss providence since January 31st of 2023 as the part of a sick three-year experiment.

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This could be a good place to start. Also, Canadian policies have empowered trucking companies to become drug smuggling rackets

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in which criminals sell trucking licenses to desperate people and turn them into drug mules.

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Worth asking why wouldn't Canada government eagerly fix these problems even for the sake of their own people?

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We're going to have all kinds of combos and people are going to be asking this question and that question.

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So what's your thought about this? Because it's an interesting time to say the least.

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When you look at this, what do you, what do you think? Like what comes to mind and you go?

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Yeah, this is going to be a problem or it's not going to be a problem or whatever. I mean, however you're deeming this.

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I look at it from the standpoint of it's about to get a little, a little strangey-angy around here.

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No doubt about that because that's just kind of what happens.

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It's a weird time in the world altogether with everything that's going on because I just don't know what to think anymore.

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A lot of strange things over the last little bit, but that could be the good, the bad and the ugly,

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depending on what side of the aquajon you are looking at. There is no doubt as we are talking.

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Anyways, with that being said, let's continue talking about some other things. Mount Turinaki, I think it is an 8,260 foot volcano

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is no longer under the ownership of the New Zealand government after being officially declared a person.

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Known as its Maori name, the mountain is the latest natural feature in the country to be granted the rights, powers, duties, responsibilities and liability of a person.

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The government seeks ownership of the mountain under January 30th Turinaki Manga Collective Redress Bill,

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which comes as a responsibility to the history of the land's confiscation and transgression against the Moari.

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The mountain is considered by the Moari to be among their ancestors and the tribe will work with government officials to assume its care.

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The volcano is the first natural entity to gain rights in the recent years.

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In 2014, New Zealand recognized Te Ruawera, sacred forest, as a legal person, followed by the Wanguni River in 2017.

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This is all according to NBC. So what do you think here? I mean, it's interesting. Don't get me wrong.

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A lot of stuff as we are talking. No doubt about that. So there you go.

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Also, Carla Sophia Gaskin is the first trans woman nominated for Best Actress Academy Award in Under a Fire for a series of tweets from 2020 and 2021,

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expressing controversial views on Muslims, George Floyd and diversity at its Oscars.

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Next year, instead of English, we'll have to teach Arabic. So there you go.

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And a lengthy thread about Floyd Gaskin called him a drug addict swindler and very few people ever cared about.

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OK, in regards to 2021 Oscar, she wrote that the ceremony looked like it was for independent and for protest films and called it ugly, ugly gala.

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This is according to Variety and response Gaskin apologized about her remarks in a lengthy Instagram post saying that it's not racist.

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It's called controversy, a smear campaign to her for her not to win anything and sink.

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She's referring to being the first openly trans actor nominated for an Academy Award for her role in Amalia Perez.

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So there you go. I don't know. I look at some of these things sometimes when I go, OK, people have opinions about stuff.

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And I mean, it doesn't necessarily mean that their opinions are good. Doesn't mean that they're bad.

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Doesn't mean that they're the greatest either. It's just one of those weird things in life that things happen and people start talking about rando things.

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And some people get upset. I mean, it's kind of a weird thing that somebody's pulling up your your text messages from twenty twenty one all of a sudden.

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I look at it and go, that's kind of a strange time that you're doing that.

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But hey, everybody has to do their own thing on how they want to do that. So, I mean, I don't know. What do you think about this?

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Is it a controversy or is it one of those things that you just don't know what to say anymore?

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OK, so there you go. A lot of stuff going on inside of the world of the multi, because that is what we do.

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If we weren't talking about the multiverse, we would definitely be talking about something else, some other kind of verse, no doubt there.

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Anyway, so let's continue talking about some other things, because I think that's kind of what I do around here.

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Former Meet the Press moderator Chuck Todd is leaving NBC News.

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He announced his exit on Friday, saying that he wants to pursue other ventures outside of the network.

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This is according to the mirror. So there you go. Some stuff there.

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I mean, Chuck Todd, I think I feel like he's been there for a hot minute, hasn't he?

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In regards of being looking around and talking about all this stuff, about what's going on inside of that world.

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What do you think? I mean, do you look at it and go, no, that's not that's not what's been happening.

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And I think, you know, that's cool that the guy is saying, hey, I don't agree with things.

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no, you're supposed to agree with everything that we say. And that was not his case.

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He was like, hey, you can agree or you can disagree, but it's not going to be both.

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Reese Weatherspoon is setting the record straight when it comes to rumors that she had a falling out with fellow actress Kate Winslet.

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Hey, guys, just spoke to a very dear friend of yours, Kate.

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Kate W. She posted in her Instagram stories over the weekend.

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We laughed about the stupidity. Please do not believe the Internet.

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We are good friends and have never had a falling out.

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after Reese roasted the unnamed actress while presenting with her at an award show.

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And it literally haunts me, she said of the insolent celebs assumed that the actress in question was Wednesday.

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It looks like they're back to the drawing board. So we'll see what ends up taking place there.

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Let's talk about what's coming up. Sean Coates dips out of prison. Yep, dips out of prison and busy weekend for MAGA World.

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And the music dies in this day in history. We'll talk about that here in just a tiny bit.

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Rio, USA, Canada, UK.

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Anyways, this is the Rated R safety show on Safety FM.

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OK, so let's talk about this amazement of protest against the nationwide crackdown of illegal immigrants

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spilled into the 101 freeway in Los Angeles on Sunday, blocking traffic in both directions.

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Police quickly moved the demonstrators back to the side of the street, but they made their way back onto the freeway again.

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A few hours later, the back to the back and forth happened at least one additional time as police grew in numbers to contain the protesters.

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The protesters continued to fill the streets across Los Angeles into the evening and overnight.

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Multiple videos online show nonviolent demonstrators squaring off with police lines across the city.

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So there you go. Always some interesting guys, because I always look at this as like, what are you supposed to do if you're trying to let's say, for instance, for instance, that you're trying to get to the hospital.

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Like what happens there? Like always, it's always a weird time when we start talking about this stuff.

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So I don't know. It's it's it's strange. Also, multiple major tech companies have signaled they're moving their official in corporations out of Delaware.

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Yeah, take a listen to this. Meta is eyeing the move to Texas.

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It has been in discussions with officials in the state, though it would keep its physical headquarters in California.

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Cloud file is sharing service Dropbox has signaled that their shareholders that it will move to Nevada and hedge fund hedge fund.

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Hold on. Hedge funder Bill Ackman says that he's considered moving his shops from Delaware to Nevada or Texas.

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The change follows the ruling last year from the active judge in Delaware that permitted the nuanced suit against Tesla and Elon Musk challenges his compensation.

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And the board of directors approved and later all shareholders approved since then Tesla has reincorporated in Texas and Neuralink has filed paperwork in Nevada.

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So I think that, you know, we're going to take a look at some things here going forward on what people might be doing when it comes to that.

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So I don't know. What do you think about this? It's kind of an interesting time, no doubt there.

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Anyways, a family escaping Los Angeles area wildfire to return to the find their home spared from the blaze.

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But the new but with a new resident owner Sam Arbid found a five hundred twenty five pound bear in a crawl space underneath the first floor.

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Turns out the bear is local to celebrity nickname Barry by local residents and wasn't Barry's first time to visit the Arbids home either.

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Arbid first discovered the giant animal shortly after moving a few months before the fires broke out.

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The California Department of Fish and Wildlife dispatched a team to lure the bear out and food set as a trap.

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Barry since then was tagged with the GPS collar and taken to Los Angeles National Fortress.

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This is according to ABC News. So there you go. A lot of stuff going on there.

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Let's talk about this real quick.

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Talk about the top 10 movies that occurred over the weekend. Number 10 was Den of Thieves Pantera.

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One point six million dollars at number nine was the Brutalist.

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One point eight million dollars. Number eight. A complete unknown. Two point one million dollars.

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Number seven Moana to with two point eight million dollars.

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Sonic three was at number six with three point two million dollars.

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And number five was flight risk five point six million dollars at number four.

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One of them days six million dollars at number three Mufasa the Lion King six point one million dollars.

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Number two was companion nine point five million dollars.

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And at the number one spot was the dog.

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No, the dog man. Thirty six million dollars.

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So there you go. Let's talk about the numbers real quick before we jump to the next thing.

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The Dow lost about three hundred thirty seven points to close at forty four thousand five hundred and forty four on Friday.

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The S&P lost about 30 points to close at let's see six thousand forty and the Nasdaq lost fifty four points to close at nineteen thousand six hundred and twenty seven.

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West Texas Intermediate closed at seventy three dollars a barrel on Friday and Brent Crude was at seventy six dollars a barrel.

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The national average price of a gallon of gas was three dollars and nine cents on Sunday and Bitcoin sharply sharply on tariff talk down under ninety four thousand dollars on Sunday before beginning to tick back up.

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Tuesday night's mega million drawing will be for seventy seven million dollar jackpot or thirty four point eight million dollar cash payout.

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So tonight's Powerball drawing will be for a hundred million dollar jackpot or forty five point three million dollar cash payout.

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So if you want to play the game you have the opportunity to do so.

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No doubt about that. Anyways with that being said thirty two minutes past the top of the hour.

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So why don't we go ahead and do that thing that we do around this time that we call our main story.

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Here is our main story on the right.

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OK so some main story time as we are hanging out here on the rated our safety show coming across safety FM and radio big. And yes thank you for the people that continue to let me know that there is no video.

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I appreciate that. I know there is no video.

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OK so let's talk about a lot of stuff a lot a lot a lot a lot a lot of stuff that's going on.

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You know I've told you years and years ago I heard some concept that was called controversy creates cash and I kind of feel that that is still the way the truth and the light when it comes to some of the stuff that we talk about.

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Because listen there is always a way of being the voice of reason and there's always a way of starting controversy and you know this based on the kind of work that you do because that's just how it happens inside of the workplace.

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So I've been taking a look around and going hey what can we talk about what can we do and how does the stuff look at work.

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And I want you to think about this because listen we normally talk about all kinds of stuff all the time and I want to kind of go back to one of my favorite books.

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It's the simple revolutionary acts book by Todd Conklin and I want you to take a listen to this.

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It says change a pattern every day you perform your common workplace task in much the same way having a fixed routine it's not all bad in many ways a fixed routine will make your life dependable easier and within your control for a while.

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However these patterns of behavior can be one of the primary reasons we wake up in the morning and wonder where our life went patterns can all can cover huge gaps.

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In our happiness and meaningfulness patterns can create the feeling of being trapped by our own lives try identify try identifying identifying patterns figuring out why these patterns exist and what they can do for us and then changing them change your your route to work.

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Change what you do every day at the same time do things differently in your workplace get out of your own comfort zone if you even if for a little bit of time try this changing patterns causes people to change the way they view their daily task and can end up becoming our lives.

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Do not allow yourself to miss part of you of the excitement and the rush of adrenaline does doing something new has on on you and your career.

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Miss miss a train once and see what happens at your workplace.

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Always try to remember the time match marches on whether you are at your desk at 7 07 a.m. every morning or not sometimes it's quite appropriate to stop and smell the roses. Now think about that for a moment.

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Think about that for a moment when was the last time you did something out of normal pattern.

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And let's talk about this and I know radio 101 tells you don't ever talk about traffic because that's not what you're supposed to talk about unless you're doing a traffic report.

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But think about it today. Think about it today that if you're not actually teleworking and you had to drive into where you're going if you drove a different way to get there how would it be because here's the thing redundancy is sometimes good depending on how you're looking at it but not when it comes to your life.

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So as you are looking around and you're going through this whole factoid stuff of everything that you're wanting to do.

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How do you look at life. Do you look at it and go life is better because I'm changing things up or do you look at it and go life is not better.

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So here's the thing that I'm going to ask you here.

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Here's the challenge.

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What pattern.

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Are you willing to change.

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For the remainder of the week.

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Something that you normally do.

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Let's say for instance you're one of those people that hits the snooze button a few times. Are you willing this week to get up as quick as you can.

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Are you willing to do something.

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Slightly different day.

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Altogether like seriously.

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Like are you willing to try something out of the ordinary just to see what happens.

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I'm asking the question because that is what we get hung up on.

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We get a hung up on so much on these things where we don't want to change the way that we do things and it becomes extremely difficult at times to ever get out of that pattern behavior.

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So do something different today.

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Take that moment and smell the roses if you need to just to see what happened.

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Life can be entirely different if you allow time to do so.

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What did he just say.

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

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Now back to real safety talk on safety FM.

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Dancing.

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OK here we are rated our safety show 44 minutes past the top of the hour.

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Oh yeah this song right here coming your way is called We Should Be Dancing by Tiger Run.

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Songs readily available on Spotify Apple Music.

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And some YouTube music of course where else would we be.

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So some stuff to think about of course it is.

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So there you go.

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We should be dancing.

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So there you go.

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We would like to thank Tiger Run for allowing us to play this right here.

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Make sure to give this one a little screamer emir action.

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I think you're going to enjoy it.

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Always a good time.

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OK so let's get back into the move and the groove of the things that we have going on here inside the side of the world of the multiverse because why would we not do that.

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

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

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No matter what you're facing you deserve to be connected to help and to write love on her arms wants you to know that people have been where you are now and things can get better.

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To find out more information all you need to do is go to TWL OHA.com.

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That's TWL OHA.com and click on the section that says find help.

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

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Just to name a few that's TWL OHA.com to write love on her arms.

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I'm going to tell you it will get you moving and grooving and everything that you need to know.

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So one more time TWL OHA.com.

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So there you go let's talk about some other things because that's what we need to do real quick.

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So I am sure that you have heard of dry January and you're probably glad that it's over.

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But you might be looking forward to the most the moist February or whatever you might be another another challenge.

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How about phone free February.

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Yeah some nonprofits are encouraging people to take the month to either drastically reduce their phone usage or not to use it at all.

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The hope is to trying to get people taking some time to live the phone freeze and well realize that the grip that it has on our lives.

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One benefit of the digital detox may be the improvement of mental health.

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Executive smartphone use has been associated with higher rates of anxiety depression sleep problems and social isolation.

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That showed that we check our phones the average of two hundred and twenty one times per day even more if you just posted a new awesome selfie.

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You know what I'm saying. And phone free February I guess I finally get to see that outside place that everyone keeps on talking about.

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And I'd much rather celebrate the free phone February not phone free but free phone.

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You know you can get a free phone somewhere or something along those lines.

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You know I'm sure that's what people would want.

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So there you go. OK so let's talk about this because there's a lot of stuff going on on this side over here.

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The MAGA movement had a busy weekend like Elon Musk pointed out on X on Saturday.

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Very few of the bureaucracies actually work on the weekend.

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So it's like opposing team just leaves the field for two days working on the weekend.

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We on the weekend is a superpower at least at least at the White House.

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President Trump issued executive orders requiring every agency to repeal 10 existing rules regulations and guidance documents for new ones issued.

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So in Venezuela six Americans are being held on bogus espionage charges and have been freed after the visit from a special envoy Richard Colonel.

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Trump also announced the Venezuela's hostile socialist government has agreed to accept deportation flights according to reporter Bill Belgin in 2020.

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The border patrol encounter two hundred and one thousand Venezuelans only eight hundred and thirty four were deported under Biden's administration.

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The policy virtually all immigrants from Venezuela even those crossed illegally were given temporary protected status.

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What else do we got? There's a lot. There's a lot that's showing that's going on.

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There's definitely a lot of stuff. So you'll have to take a look around and see what else I see at the Pentagon.

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The legacy media outlets have been booted from their offices to make room for alternative outlets out as New York Times, NBC News, National Public Radio and Politico.

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And is the New York Post one American News Network, Brett Bart News Network and Huffington Post just for fun apparently.

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So there you go. All credential members of of the Pentagon Press Corp will maintain all access.

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But the four outlets that will be given office space for a year before they're rotated to make room for a new state.

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Also in response to the announcement, Katie Couric warned without any hint of self-awareness.

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This is how news becomes propaganda is what she wrote.

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Also at whatever evil volcano layer 60 layers operates from the CBS News has agreed to release the unedited transcript of the 60 minutes interview of Kamala Harris and

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the bigotry added to make the former VEEP sound like a coherent human, according to what's being said, handling over the transcript as part of the network's attempt to settle a 10 billion dollar election interference lawsuit that Trump filed back in 2018.

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So there you go. Anyways, let's bring up some other information.

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Let's bring some John Smalls into our life and let him tell us about the motivation minute, the motivation minute, courtesy of Genesis Gold IRA dot com and Jay's case medical dot com.

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The motivation. Today's quote was submitted by Shane.

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Jim Rohn said, Good people are not trained.

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They are found. If you're training too much, you might not have the right people.

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What a great quote. I agree with this to a point.

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I think some people are born with special gifts, but I also think people can be trained to learn some of these gifts.

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Why do I think that? Because I've seen it with my own eyes.

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My wife and I were raised in different places and in different ways.

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When we were married 25 years ago, she retrained me in some areas.

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Now, it's not like I was living like a wild animal before, but there are things that I do differently today because that's the way she did it.

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And I'll admit it's better to the motivation.

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The motivation minute, courtesy of Genesis Gold IRA dot com and Jay's case medical dot com.

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I'm John Small. Thanks for listening.

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Your favorite motivational quotes can be submitted for upcoming programs at motivation minute dot org. Hello.

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I'm Richard Exley with your one minute devotion.

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If you were a Christ follower in the first century, you were risking your life.

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History tells us that 11 of the 12 apostles were martyred.

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James was beheaded. Peter was crucified upside down.

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Mark died after being dragged through the street by horses.

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Luke was hung. Thomas was stabbed with the spear.

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Matthew was impaled by a sword.

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And Paul was beheaded.

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Although we may never be required to lay down our physical life for Christ, we will be required to lay down our way of life.

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Daily, we'll have to choose between the way of the world and the will of God, between our self interest and the cause of Christ.

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Lord, help us to lay down our way of life for the cause of Christ. 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 Road to Nihon Safety Show.

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Bird flu is believed to be widespread among birds across Massachusetts, according to state health and environmental officials.

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The Division of Fisheries and Wildlife, the Massachusetts Department of Agricultural Resources and the Massachusetts Department of Public Health announced that bird flu, formerly known as highly pathogenic avian influenza, is suspected to be the cause of death in both wild and domestic birds across multiple municipalities in the state.

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Lawrence Keller reporting.

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Ukrainian drones struck Russia's Lucoil refinery early Wednesday morning, sparking fires and causing extensive damage, according to Ukraine's military intelligence.

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Benjamin Wright has the latest the key of independent, citing Ukraine's military intelligence agency, H.U.R., reported that four drones targeted the refinery, which is believed to be supplying Russian occupation forces just before midnight local time.

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Russian Smolensk region Governor Vasily Anokhin described it as a massive drone attack and stated that one drone was intercepted while attempting to strike a nuclear energy facility.

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A federal judge sentenced a tearful former U.S. Senator Bob Menendez to 11 years in prison on charges after he was found guilty of leveraging his political power in exchange for bribes, including gold bars, a luxury car and other valuables.

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Kyle Norris reports.

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You stood at the apex of our political system, Judge Sidney Stein said while delivering the sentence.

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Somewhere along the way, you lost your way.

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Menendez, 71, was convicted on all 16 counts last year in his federal trial, making him the first sitting member of Congress to be found guilty of acting as a foreign agent.

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His children, Alicia and Rob, were present in court to witness the sentencing.

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This is the latest news headlines.

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A simple blood test could help determine which patients are at risk of developing long COVID, according to a new study, researchers reported in the journal Menopause on Wednesday that higher levels of leukocytes, a type of white blood cell, were linked to more severe long COVID symptoms among older women.

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For the study, scientists analyzed blood samples from over 1,200 women who participated in a COVID study conducted between June 2021 and February 2022.

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Jessica Oakley reporting.

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A tree trimmer lost his life after becoming caught in a wood chipper while working near a town hall outside Miami, officials reported.

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Kevin Sanders reports.

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The fatal incident took place around 930 a.m. on Tuesday morning when the Ocean Ridge Police Department responded to a call at Ocean Ridge Town Hall, located about 60 miles north of Miami, regarding an accident involving one employee from a contracted tree trimming vendor, according to a statement released by the town of Ocean Ridge on social media.

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The Irish Katy Perry and Lady Gaga were among the artists who took the stage at the Fire Aid Benefit Concert on Thursday to support those impacted by the Southern California wildfires.

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Funds raised through the Fire Aid Benefit Concert will assist wildfire victims by providing financial aid for rebuilding communities devastated by wildfires and supporting efforts to prevent future fire disasters throughout Southern California.

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Former Microsoft CEO, current Los Angeles Clippers Steve Ball along with his wife, Han, are matching all donations made during live broadcast of the event.

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

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What do guys like besides pizza and morning sex?

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J. Alan in the morning.

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It's so bizarre and unnatural.

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It's all good.

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On Radio Ii.

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That's what she said. Anyways, let's talk real quick about some things that happened back on this date back in 2019.

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The New England Patriots once again compete in the Super Bowl for their 11th appearance overall.

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And it's the sixth win in 18 seasons.

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They defeated the Rams 13 to three.

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If you're looking at some birthdays for today, let's talk about some of those.

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Amy Lou Wood 31.

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Sean Kingston 35.

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Elizabeth Holmes turns 41.

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Jessica Harp 43.

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Bridget Regan 43 as well.

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Amal Clooney turns 47.

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Daddy Yankee 48.

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Isla Fisher turns 49.

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Alyssa Donovan turns 54.

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Warwick Davis 55.

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Marty Gennetti turns 65.

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Nathan Lane 69.

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Fred Lynn 73.

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Morgan Fairchild turns 75.

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And Frank Teckerton turns 85 as well.

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

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National Golden Retriever Day.

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Feed the Birds Day.

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And National Woman Physician Day.

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Just to name a few.

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So there you go.

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Some stuff to think about as always as we are talking.

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If you need a random joke for today, I am sure I have one of those for you.

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Because that's what we do.

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I used to be a people person.

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But people ruined that for me.

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If you need a phone star to try this.

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What movie or show do you quote the most?

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And if you need a question for the water cooler, it should sound something like this.

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53% of people say that they have always do this alone.

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What is it?

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Eat breakfast.

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It's kind of funny that it's not go to the bathroom.

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But hey, we'll leave it at that.

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Neither here nor there, of course.

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Neither here nor there.

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Anyways, with that being said, that's going to sum up our time together.

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At the time of the hour, I will be going over to Radio Big.

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Because that's what I do.

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Here on Safety FM, you'll hang out with the likes of Sheldon Primus.

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And he'll tell you about the world of safety consulting.

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As I go over to Radio Big, we'll talk about the world of music and entertainment.

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Because that's what we're going to do for the next couple of hours or so.

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Yes, I appreciate the people letting me know that the video is not working.

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Because we're not streaming it today.

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But I appreciate it.

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So anyways, thank you for always being the best part of Safety FM and Radio Big.

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And that is the listener.

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Because without you, it makes no sense to do what we do around here.

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If I can leave you with a deep thought for today, I would love to leave you with this one.

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Find a job that you like and add five days to every week.

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So there you go.

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Some stuff to think about as always.

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Anyways, I know who you are.

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And you know who I am.

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Love ya, mean it, and goodbye.

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The views and opinions expressed on this podcast are those of the host and its guest.

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And do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of the company.

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Examples of analysis discussed within this podcast are only examples.

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They should not be utilized in the real world as the only solution available,

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as they are based only on very limited and dated open source information.

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