EP 1093 - The Future of OSHA, Bitcoin's Wild Ride & A Super Bowl Surprise

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Thank you.

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This is

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This is this is brought to you by safety FM.

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You're in the corner.

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I knew something was off.

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You got

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You got

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Seein' things far and true, you got no, no, no life

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Yeah, you got no, no, no life, you got no, no, no life

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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

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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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Ah, let the ear drum pain begin

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Forget the corporate bullshit

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This is the rated R Safety Show

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With your host, Doctor, uh, it doesn't matter who the host is

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Oh, you so know it 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, 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 the...

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Rio

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Okay, so today is whip-about Wednesday, February the 5th of 2025

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Day 36 of the year

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And only 329 days left to go

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How are things in your neck of the wood?

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Not in your neck, but in the woods or whatever

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How are you going to factor that through as we are talking?

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So a lot of good stuff, a lot of bad stuff, and a lot of interesting stuff happening in the overnight

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No doubt there as we are talking about this

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And doing all the stuff that we do

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So with that being said, if you're new here, let's talk about what we do

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If you've been here before, well thanks for hanging out with us once again

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Our show consists of Safety in the News, News in Safety

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That's what we talk about, that's what we do

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We are a radio show that goes into a podcast network

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That goes directly into a video feed

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That's kind of the order of how we prioritize some of the stuff that's going on out there

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So we talk about Safety in the News, News in Safety

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That's where some people get confused

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It's not all about news and it's not all about safety

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It's a combination of things that we get to talk about

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So with that being said, let's do a lot of stuff today in regards of what is going on

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Because listen, I'm going to put it to you this way

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If we start talking and we start moving and we start grooving, guess what happens?

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We start moving

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So the reason that we talk about Safety in the News is because we want you to have additional things to talk about

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In regards of when you start talking about safety

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Now we give you some good safety components

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And I live through one of those things where I grab all the books that I can get a hold of

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Good, bad, or indifferent, and we talk about stuff

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And the reason that we talk about it is because I get a lot of information from some of those safety books

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And that's kind of how it goes

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

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Because some people are going to care about that

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Okay, so let's start talking

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We're going to talk about Blue Origin's successful test new technology to stimulate gravity in space

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We'll talk about that

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Also, Marcus Jordan gets arrested

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And Taylor Swift's management team takes a shot at the Grammys

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Also, Netflix pulls Carla Sofia got a song

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And Buffy's sequel is close to happening

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We'll talk about that as we get into details

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Also, some more insider's details about Prince Harry's settlement with spying newspaper

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When we get to the Royals

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So just letting you know, that's kind of what is happening

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So if you're ready, I'm ready

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We'll go through the whole thing because that is what we talk about here

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Everything that's going on inside of the world of the news

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Anyways, with that being said, I have my friends waiting for Feature Story News on the other side here

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So let's have them come in, take off and do all the fun stuff there because they got some news stories for you

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Here is the news on the Royals safety show

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From Feature Story News in London, I'm Oli Barrett

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US President Donald Trump says America will take over the Gaza Strip

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President Trump says he wouldn't rule out US troops being deployed to assist

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Nicarpa reports from Washington

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Having earlier on Tuesday suggested that Palestinians should not return to Gaza

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But rather be relocated to up to six other sites because the area is a demolition site

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Donald Trump made a second stunning suggestion while standing alongside Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu

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He told reporters that the US will take over the Gaza Strip

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Level it out and that the United States would have long term ownership over the territory

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He sees it as a real estate and job creation opportunity

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Saying thousands and thousands of jobs would be created to achieve what he called the Riviera of the Middle East

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The US Postal Service says it's not taking parcels from China and Hong Kong until further notice

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It comes after an executive order from President Trump eliminating an exemption on duties on goods worth $800 or less

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Downing Street says the UK will only agree a deal over the Chagos Islands that's in the country's interest

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It comes after reports the costs of an agreement could soar by being linked to inflation

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London's been hoping to make the case for the deal to the Trump administration by securing the future of the Diego Garcia military base for decades

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But the Prime Minister's being accused of bending the knee to Mauritius by opposition politicians

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Former head of the Royal Navy Admiral Lord West says the UK should dump it

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Can I make any sense that the answer is no? I think we have absolutely no need to come to a deal or an agreement at all

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And I think it would be far better if we walked away from this now and left the situation as it is

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There is no compulsion on us to do something and we can be absolutely certain as the situation is now

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And as it has been for decades that we do look after the islands and we look after the base

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And we make sure the Americans are secure there on this bit of British territory

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Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's BJP party is hoping to return to power in an election in the state legislature in the capital New Delhi after three decades

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The election is being called a referendum on the ruling AAP party who many see as a disruptor in the country's politics

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Residents are voting to choose local representatives on Wednesday

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Ishan Gurg reports from New Delhi

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BJP is looking to come back into power after nearly a three-decade hiatus

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The Ahmadinej Party is looking to continue its term and hoping to build its presence nationally by winning this election

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And for the Congress party it's really a fight to survive because it really comes down to whether they can win elections or not

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That will determine their popularity not only in the country but also within the India opposition block

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Where they can emerge as a pole power if they do win this Delhi election

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From bureaus worldwide this is FSN

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They do not believe that any of the babies were murdered

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Danny Shaw is a policing crime and justice commentator

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The evidence that's been presented by Dr Shu Lee, this retired neonatologist from Canada, would appear to be quite powerful

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They've looked at all the cases and he said that in all those cases that he looked at we did not find any murders

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He's attributed the deaths to natural causes or to substandard care at the Countess of Chester Hospital where Lucy Letby was working

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Clearly that is very important evidence

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It will have to go to the CCRC and they will have to look very carefully at it

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That's the Criminal Cases Review Commission which has now received an application to review the convictions

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After Lucy Letby already lost two earlier bids to appeal her case

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A veteran member of parliament David Davis is assisting Letby's legal team

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And on Tuesday called the case which secured worldwide attention

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One of the major injustices of modern times

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With FSN Spotlight, I'm Simon Marks

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To recap the top stories, US President Trump says the US will take over the Gaza Strip

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The US Postal Service says it's not taking parcels from China and Hong Kong until further notice

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Downing Street says the UK will only agree a deal over the Chagos Islands that's in the country's interest

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And Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's BJP is hoping to return to power in an election in the state legislature in the capital New Delhi after three decades

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That's the latest Feature Story News, Ollie Barrett reporting

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You are listening to something magical

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You're listening to the Rated R Safety Show

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It's always amazing to me on 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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One of the fastest growing crimes, cyber thieves around the world know our home values are sky high at the moment

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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

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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

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Leading you to prove 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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Safety never sounded so terrible. Rated R safety show.

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Well you might be like me and heard all these terms and were not 100% sure on what they meant

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Things as mining, blockchain, the internet of things

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Well I will tell you we here at safety FM have partnered up with a company that will explain this to you

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All you need to do is go to safety FM.com forward slash I hub

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They'll discuss blockchain, what exactly is mining, what is cryptocurrency and what is the internet of things

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To find out more information go to safety FM.com forward slash I hub

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That's safety FM.com forward slash I hub and don't forget to mention that Jay Allen sent you

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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

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Okay here we go 15 minutes past the top of the hour as you and I are hanging out on this lovely whip about Wednesday

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And thanks for all the messaging that has already come up this morning

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A lot of people are still interested about the HR 86 stuff

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So we'll talk about that at some point in regards to the abolishment of OSHA

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So we'll talk about that I think at some point hopefully

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You know I did reach out to several people yesterday in regards about that

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And to be honest with you I want to make sure that we're clear

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Because I always try to keep the honesty and openness of everything going on

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I had not really heard much about it

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And what I reached out to do is try to get a hold of Sheldon Primus in regards of what's going on

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Because he's normally you know he has his ear to the ground on what the hell is going on with that stuff

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So as soon as I hear more info from him either we'll have him back on safety FM with Jay Allen

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Or maybe he'll talk about it just on one of his shows so we'll take a look at that as we go forward

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So there you go just some stuff going on over there

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Of course you can find the Sheldon Primus show the safety consultant shows really what it boils down to

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If you hang out with us here on safety FM you go to safety FM calm it will get you directly to his show

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After you click on the show section so there you go

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Okay so let's talk real quick about some things that are going on

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All direct hire personnel of the United States agencies for international development received notice on Tuesday

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That they'll be placed on an administrative lead the globally or leave go globally as of 1159 p.m. Friday

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A small number of essential personnel will be told that they are able to stick around till the end of the day on Thursday

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Meanwhile the federal government is working to bring home all USA ID personnel around the world within the next 30 days

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On on the government's dime so so there you go according to the message the USA ID website

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Exceptions will be granted on a case-by-case basis for and personnel and medical and other reasons

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Worth remembering most of the orders issued by the Trump administration have provided carve out for similar exemptions

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If agencies personnel believe that they have a legitimate reason to do things differently or keep spending money or go go about business as usual

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The problem is that their business as usual is very very expensive and inefficient according to what the actual information states

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But I don't know how true some of this is so that's that's the problem. There's kind of

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Kind of counteracting information that's out there. I mean, I don't know

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There's so I'm gonna put it to you this way until over the last couple weeks

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Did you had you ever dealt or heard anything about USA US ID by name?

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USA or USA US see there's so many different ways to call this this is called the whole lettering system USA ID

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Had you heard anything about it prior to so that's where you know, it becomes the conundrum as we are talking

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So there you go. Let's continue go down the path here the first trench of repayments to creditors screwed over by FTX collapse will be paid

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On February the 18 qualifying recipients will receive up to $50,000 plus. Yeah plus

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Let's see 9% interest year per year based on the value of the crypto holding when FTC collapse back in 2022 Bitcoin was up over 440%

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Since then a second tranche or repayments will be will go out in mid-March Bitcoiners are watching the disbursement carefully

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Worry crypto traders would be sourced by FTX to collapse and keep their money in cash or they could get backed in aggressively spiking

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So it'll be interesting to see how that ends up handling altogether is really what it's going to boil down to

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So I don't know I look at it from the standpoint of what's going to make the most logical sense here

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I mean how much do you know about Bitcoin or do you look at it from the standpoint of don't invest in something you don't understand

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At safety FM are not responsible for what this idiot behind the microphone is saying is trying to be entertaining

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We did our safety show. It's just talking to talk about some stuff and making sure you understand what you're investing your hard-earned dollar for

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So there you go. Lot of stuff. Lot of stuff little time. That's for sure as we are going through it

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Okay, so take a listen to this Jeff Bezos own space technology company blue origin successfully launched and tested an orbital centrifuge

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That simulates gravity in space at around 11 revolutions per minute the the capsule approximately approximate

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Approximated gravity on the moon like SpaceX blue origin is vying for the government's contract on the ongoing space missions and contracts

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Having the ability to simulate gravity in space helps test technology to be used on the lunar surface without having to actually go there

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As one of the reps for blue origins explains this enables researchers to test lunar technologies at the fraction of the cost

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And rapidly iterate and test again in a significant compressed time frame. This is according to blue origin

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So what do you think here? Because you know that some of the testing for the anti gravity stuff is done mostly on the planet Earth with pulls

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Yes, the blooded Earth. Let's do that again. The planet with a pools

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So I guess there has to be a way of doing the gravity thing if you don't have it where you're trying to go so some stuff there for sure

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Anyways, an armed pilot that attempted the robbery of an airplane by an unnamed juvenile at a small airport in Texarkana, Arkansas

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Yeah, that's the that's the line between Texas and Arkansas referred to as Texarkana early Tuesday morning

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Local media reports the suspect carried an assault rifle into the facility and demanded an airplane in an odd twist

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He quickly left the premises but a pilot on the ground who saw the scene on fold wood into his truck got a gun and ordered the kid to the ground

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Who complied enthusiastically police arrived and took him into custody. He's been charged with multiple counts of including making

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A few horrific threats. No word yet on the suspect's motive. This is according to CBS 19 on the things that are going on

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I mean, what did you think was gonna happen? Like you walked up there and said, hey, I need a plane

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I mean, is that how that worked? It's kind of a weird thing to you know, just come in somewhere and think that you're just gonna get it

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Like weird times man. So I was gonna I'm gonna tell you I was gonna try to show you the clip out of this

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But the website on where this is being shown. Oh my lord

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I don't think I've ever seen anything with more ads in my whole life on there at one time. So there you go

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Anyways, let's talk about some egg flation

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No, seriously egg flation there was this thing that I remember when both candidates were running Kamala and Trump

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They both said that they were gonna make sure that eggs went down in price. Well, let's talk about this egg flation

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Waffle house has begun charging a 50 cent per egg surcharge as the bird flu makes a poultry products ever more expensive

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A rep for the chain which has more than 2,000 locations nationwide said the price increases temporary and targeted to offset the unprecedented rise of the price of eggs

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Speaking of eggs over a hundred thousand eggs were stolen from the back of a distribution trailer parked in Pete and Gary's organic LLC in Green Castle, Pennsylvania over the weekend

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According to what they were saying it was worth about forty thousand dollars worth of food or eggs in this case

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The thieves comes or the theft comes at a price as eggs are on the rise up about 50% per dozen from last year

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Economists and market analysts blamed the bird flu for driving up the cost of that

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So there you go. This is according to local 21 now local 21. I guess they're based out of wherever the hell I was talking about

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So yeah stealing eggs. What kind of a world have we gotten to that? This is where this is where we're at where it was like

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Hey, let's steal some eggs because I think it's gonna be a good time. So I don't know. Let's hold off for a second here

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Because I'm kind of a intriguing about some of this stuff. So let's let's play a little bit of this game as we are talking because man

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You know if anytime you can get an egg story inside of a news channel, we want to do that. No doubt here

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So let's uh, let's take a listen to what we have in stored here. So let's go

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Thanks to an outbreak of bird flu and this is gonna make things any better

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Police say egg distribution center in Franklin County just had more than 100,000 eggs stolen

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Wow, so CBS 21's Andrew Klein outside that center now talking to people who say it's concerning

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But it's also confusing. Hold on. What are they confused about? Let's let's hear some more

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Well guys, it was just a few nights ago that Pennsylvania State Police was called to this distribution center right here in Green Castle

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They say the thieves sold tens of thousands of dollars worth of eggs. That's pretty shocking to hear that someone could come and take 100,000 eggs

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Can't imagine they could use that many eggs. So on Saturday night, Pennsylvania State Police got a call about an egg

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Heist at Pete and Jerry's organics. This almost sounds like a fake story. You know that right?

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I mean like really a hundred thousand eggs, but let's continue makes me feel like I need to protect my family more

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You know, there's a lot of crazy things going on in the world these days and just pray to God that everything turns out better for the world

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Police say thieves stole around a hundred thousand eggs valued at around forty thousand dollars

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Like we have a whole bunch of warehouses around here. So there's definitely like a large quantity of product that could be stolen

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If there are people out there looking for stuff like that. Pete and Jerry's put out a statement this afternoon saying they're working with police to try to figure out who did this

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I'm very surprised that that would happen in Green Castle. I actually work only about a couple hundred yards from there. So that's kind of interesting to me

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There's just a bunch of stuff going on and like so as he surprised that it happened because he worked so close to the place because I'm slightly confused

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Let's continue with all the tariffs happening. There's going to be impacts on prices and everything. So it's just it's not good news

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If you're hearing that a hundred thousand eggs get stolen. The investigation is still ongoing. So if you have any more information, you should reach out to Pennsylvania State Police in Chambersburg in Green Castle

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Andrew Klein CBS 21 news. OK, so thanks for that one. So that's an interesting tidbit of information. Some stolen eggs making the news in the news rounds on local 21. So there you go. OK, so let's talk about some other things that are going on because that is what we do around here. Let's talk about the swamp. So let's go. President Trump will attend the Super Bowl on Sunday in the New Orleans making him the first

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sitting president to attend the big game. Trump met with prime minister from Israel Benjamin Netanyahu at the White House on Tuesday making the first reception for a foreign head of state in the second Trump administration.

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Trump floated a proposal bound to send a shockwaves through the foreign policy apparatus that Gaza Strip should be given to the United States and its former residents rehomed elsewhere in the Middle East away from the violent violence and terror.

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President of El Salvador has offered to to imprison deported illegal immigrants from the United States in exchange for a fee. The government will also accept deportees regardless of the nationality or criminal history.

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The development comes as Wall Street Journal reports the first deportees have been transported to the military facilities in Guantanamo Bay. Trump said others identify unidentified countries have also agreed to make to take criminal deportees.

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Also, Alexandra Ocasio-Cortez or AOC says that Elon Musk is one of the most unintelligent billionaires I've ever seen or met or witnessed. Okay. Former president Joe Biden has signed a representation agreement with creative Argus agency CAA who also repped him between his vice presidency and his presidency.

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So there you go some stuff going on right there as we are talking. Let's talk real quick about the numbers. The Dow increased by 134 points to close at 44,556 on Tuesday.

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The S&P increased by 43 points to close at 6037 and the Nasdaq increased by 262 points to close at 19,654. West Texas Intermediate closed at $72 a barrel and Brent crude was at $76 a barrel.

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The national average price of a gallon of gas was $3.10 on Tuesday and Bitcoin dipped back under $100,000 on Tuesday trading just around $98,000 for the evening. So there you go.

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Tonight's Powerball drawing will be for $113 million Jackpot or a $51.2 million cash payout. So if you want to play the game, there is an opportunity to do so.

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Also take a listen to this coming out of Orlando. Marcus Jordan was arrested early Tuesday for DUI cocaine possession and resisting arrest here in Orlando.

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The arrest came after he got into his Lamborghini SUV and got stuck on some railroad tracks at night at a local gentleman's club.

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The arresting officer says that Jordan was combative and that he tried to put him in a in the squad car and once they did he sang the entire way to jail.

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The 34 year old was released on bond the same morning. So there you go.

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Marcus Jordan enjoying some time here, I guess in Orlando, you know, whatever you can bring out there is what guess I guess what you're going to do. I don't know.

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Why would you be sinking? I don't know. I'm just saying. So let's continue talking about some other stuff that is going on inside of the world.

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Taylor, Swiss management team took a swipe at the Grammys in a message to our fans.

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We'd like to thank the entire department of the for the entire department for tuning in tonight as a board.

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Taylor and the incredible artists at the Grammys. No, Explicit Body loved the TSTTPD.

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That's the Taylor Swift, the torture poet department more than you.

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And we couldn't be prouder of what the album has accomplished until our next board meeting.

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They wrote since then deleted tweet from X.

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The Grammys is up for six awards on Sunday night, but came away with zero of them.

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This is according to Newsbreak. So there you go. Let's give you one more billionaire energy mogul.

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Bill Koch is looking to offload his 52 acre Aspen estate for one hundred and twenty five million dollars.

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After purchasing the property back in 2007, the twenty six point five for twenty six point five million dollars, Koch transformed the the former event venue into a private retreat with more than sixteen thousand six hundred and sixty sixteen thousand six hundred thirty one square foot main lodge in several guest cabins.

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Koch previously tried to sell the place in 2015 for one hundred million dollars later, dropped that to eighty million dollars. So we'll see what takes place from there.

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No doubt about that. Anyways, currently, thirty two minutes past the top of the hour. And how do we get into this? Well, we get into our main story.

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Seriously, like we should get into a main story. Don't you think feels like we're there, but I'm not there because, you know, audio sucks sometimes as we're doing it.

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Here is our main story on the Rated R Safety Show. OK, so let's start talking about the things that are going on inside of the world.

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Listen, yesterday we started talking about some of the things that are going on with the HR eighty six.

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And listen, some people liked it. Some people didn't. Some people loved it. Some people hated it.

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But somebody sent me something yesterday that I was like, it's intriguing. The point of view that people have about this, about what is going on with HR eighty six.

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And just in case you're not familiar with what HR eighty six is, it is something that is attempting to be passed to essentially to abolish OSHA.

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And we talked about that yesterday. So a lawmaker has introduced a bill to abolish OSHA and fight the bloated federal government.

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In regards to what's going on now, I had somebody send this over yesterday and I thought it was very interesting to read.

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And it goes like this, and this is what they had to say. They said every safety regulation is written in blood.

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This is not hyperbole. OSHA is a well-known example of this, which each regulation is being made because of some death or grievous injury.

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This is what happens when people without any concept of reality are setting policies without input from those that actually live that reality.

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This is why science based policy is so important.

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Now, listen, this right here could potentially be a really good example of something.

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This right here could be a really good example of what we talk about when it's related to black line and blue line and black line.

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We have always talked about how it's normally a straight line.

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Somebody has written out a policy. Someone has written out what they think idealistically on how something is going to work.

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Straight line, black line, how you want to look at it. And then this is how the work is imagined.

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And then the work is performed in the blue line where we see it kind of go up and down, ebbs and flows and so on.

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And I will tell you that as this discussion is becoming a big thing out there about us talking about this, about the potential abolishing of OSHA,

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we have to look at this and go, does this make sense?

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Because if you have somebody who's sitting back and saying, let's get rid of this because it makes no sense and they have never.

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And I mean, never had to investigate a serious injury or investigate a fatality or take a look at some severe action occurring inside of a workplace.

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This could potentially be an issue. And that's the stuff to think about here, because there's so many things that happen when we're looking at this.

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Because, look, if you've never done something, you have an imagination or an idea on how it should work,

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but it does not necessarily mean that you know how it will work. See the difference there?

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And this is something that we run into not sometimes, but a lot of times with people that are making policies even inside of our workplace.

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So that's something that we have to give some consideration to.

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So as you look at this and we talk black line, blue line here,

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I know that we have sat here on this show and several times had the discussion that minimum standards is normally what we talk about, what OSHA sets up.

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Can you imagine what the hell this is going to look like if OSHA is abolished?

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I am just saying here, I want you to give some consideration to that. I don't know if it's good. I don't know if it's bad.

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I have an opinion, but I'm also not a fortune teller.

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So I can't tell you this is what's going to happen if you remove it. I can't tell you this is what's going to happen if you keep it.

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But there's a lot of stuff to think about and what that person sent in in regards to how some of these things are set up.

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It really gives you something to think about that's out of the ordinary. Some people wouldn't even give this any consideration.

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But think about this. Something major normally has to occur for something to change inside of a policy.

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So what's your opinion about this? And if you want OSHA to stay around, what are you going to do to make it happen?

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And if you don't, what are you going to do to make that happen? Those are some good questions for you.

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What did she just say? We at Safety FM don't always agree with viewpoints of our hosts and guests.

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Let's start using cutting edge work speed 5G technology with your cell phone. Let me tell you

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about my friends at mobile mobile dot I O. They have an ultra fast 4G LTE and 5G network that

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radio? Yeah.

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Okay, here we go. 44 minutes past the top of the hour as you and I are hanging out,

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doing our thing on this lovely Wednesday.

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Not a hundi, but always a good time. Not sure what is going on inside of our world of the

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multiverse, but always some fun as we're hanging out. Anyway, this is flower songs called got nerve

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readily available on Apple music, YouTube music, and Spotify. Might want to give it a little streamer

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eamer action, you know, because why wouldn't you? So there you go. Always a good time as we are

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hanging out. So let's get into the move and the groove of everything that's going on inside of

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the multiverse because we need to do that. Let me tell you about the most important thing that I

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will ever tell you in my lifetime. And that's about my friends at to write love on her arms.

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No matter what you're facing, you deserve to be connected to help. And the people that to write

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love on her arms wants you to know that people have been where you are now and things can get

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better. Healing is possible. Seriously, healing is possible. To find out more information, all you

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have to do is go to TWL o h a.com. That's TWL o h a.com and click on the section that says find

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help. Once you get there, there'll be information related to addiction, depression, anxiety, eating

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disorders, self injury, suicide, trauma, and grief support. Just to name a few, just to find out more

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information, TWL o h a.com to write love on her arms. So there you go. A lot of stuff to talk about,

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a lot of things to make sure that you're taking a look at. Sometimes people go, well, that's not

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going to be important information to me. I look at it from this standpoint, might not be important

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right now to you, could be important for someone else, or it could be something that you might need

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later down the road. Things to think about as we are talking about this, no doubt about that.

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Anyways, TWL o h a.com to write love on her arms. Let's continue talking about some other things

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that are going on inside of the world of the multiverse, because that is what we do. If we

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start talking about shooting the bull, let's start talking about this because we're getting relatively

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close. But Valentine's day is February the 14th this year, just in case you didn't know. That was

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just over a week away and I just wanted to put that out there for you. But you already knew that,

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because according to a new poll, men are actually bigger romance fans than women.

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The survey of 2000 American romance readers revealed that 63% of men consider themselves

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diehard romance enthusiasts. Compared to 60% of women, men spend more time reading romance too.

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The Docker research study found that men spend 364 hours immersed in the genre per year,

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while women spend about 312 hours. And just so you know, 17% of married romance readers

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typically picture their spouse when imagining the love interest in a novel. 21% of respondents

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admitted that having envisioned their celebrity crush, that's 7%, said they usually imagine their

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ex. What a coincidence, I usually envision their spouse too. Okay, just a joke as I say that.

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Anyways, I got news for you guys. A story about a race car driver or an astronaut who happens to

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have a love interest doesn't count as a romance novel. But some people will probably argue that

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fact as we are talking. So there you go. Anyway, take a listen to this new to you and possibly me

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as well. Subway is now selling a foot long Oreo cookie. Last year, the Sub Sanguage Shop launches

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sidekick menus featuring foot long snacks. The first three were a foot long cookie, foot long

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churro developed by Cinnabon by the way, and a foot long pretzel. And now the foot long Oreo,

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according to Subway, the 12 inch features chocolate cookie dough with Oreo cookie pieces

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and topped with vanilla cream and pieces of Oreo cookies and served warm. On January 31,

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the company wrote on Instagram, our new foot long is almost as long as this month. For God's sake,

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I hope they're still sell milk. So I mean, I'm just saying some things to think about. Also,

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just in time for Valentine's Day, the perfect gift for Lego lovers is now available. Amazon is

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selling the Lego Icon Icons, uh, bouquet of roses. Let's let the set includes 822 pieces and let's

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them assemble an impressive looking bouquet of roses. Builders can choose from three different

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stages of the flowering to the mix of the process for roses of full bloom, three three blossoms or

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in four buds. How about $60? How much? $60. Hey, if I can get roses and not have to worry about

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keeping them alive, I'll give them to anyone if you're interested. So just in case anyways,

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with that being said, let's bring some John Smalls into our life and let him tell us about what the

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hell's going on with the motivation. The motivation minute courtesy of Genesis gold IRA.com and

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case case medical.com. Today's quote was submitted by JJ. Ahmed Ben Shaiban said,

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train your mind harder than your body. Never accept someone as a temptation. Visualize what

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you want all the time. Learn the meaning of overload, become obsessed and never become

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satisfied. What a great quote. Ahmed is also known as Aquaman because he owns the world's

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largest water park. He learned all of these lessons the hard way. He went bankrupt twice

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and he was sued 24 times. He was also told no over 600 times in his first year. Have you been

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too quick to give up? Oh, I've been there on some things, but I'm also super stubborn on other things.

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The motivation minute courtesy of Genesis gold IRA.com and Jace case medical.com. I'm John Small.

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Thanks for listening. Your favorite motivational quotes can be submitted for upcoming programs at

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motivationminute.org. Hello, I'm Richard Exley with your one minute devotion. Have you noticed that

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we are often our own worst enemy? The old man is a killer. He is selfish, blindly ambition, critical

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and cruel. He destroys relationships, breaks up marriages and wrecks home. Our best intentions are

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undermined by our pride, by our gluttonous need for recognition and by our insatiable ambition.

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Left to our own devices, we inevitably self-destruct. No other Paul writes for to be carnally minded

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is death. Almighty God, break our stubborn self will be ruthless in your love as you

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deal with our carnal selves. In your holy name, we pray. Amen. If these devotions are a blessing

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and an encouragement to you, you can subscribe at one minute devotion.com.

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Here is the news on the safety show.

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In a significant development, two senior security officials at the US agency for

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international development have been placed on administrative leave, John Voorhees and his deputy,

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Brian McGill, reportedly resisted efforts by Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency to

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access classified materials without proper security clearances. Kyle Norris reports.

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The USAID website has since been taken offline and the agency is grappling with significant

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staff reductions due to recent budget cuts and hiring freezes. USAID plays a crucial role in

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administering billions of dollars in humanitarian aid worldwide. When Russia's Kursk region,

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a deadly attack on a boarding school has led to mutual accusations between Russia and Ukraine.

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The incident resulted in the deaths of four individuals with four others sustaining serious

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injuries. Concurrently, a Russian missile strike on an apartment building in Poltava,

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Ukraine caused 14 fatalities and injured 17 others. Benjamin Wright reporting.

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is scheduled to meet with US President Donald Trump

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to discuss the recent ceasefire with Hamas, strategies to counter Iran and the expansion

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of diplomatic relations with Arab nations. Joseph Eccerson has the latest. Netanyahu faces domestic

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pressure to resume military operations, but advocates for a decisive victory over Hamas

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and the return of hostages. The war has led to significant casualties and extensive destruction

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in Gaza. This is the latest news headlines. In Arlington, Virginia, authorities have recovered

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the remains of 55 out of 67 victims from a mid-air collision between an American Airlines jet and an

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Army Black Hawk helicopter near Washington, DC. The tragic accident resulted in the deaths of all

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individuals aboard both aircraft. Lawrence Keller reports. Federal investigators are examining

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conflicting altitude readings from both aircraft to determine the cause of the collision. Families of

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the victims have visited the crash site to honor their loved ones, while Transportation Secretary

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Sean Duffy has raised concerns about potential air traffic control issues. This incident is noted as

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the deadliest US air disaster since 2001. President Donald Trump has acknowledged that Americans may

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experience economic discomfort due to newly imposed tariffs on imports from China, Canada,

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and Mexico. The tariffs include a 25% levy on Canadian goods and a 10% tax on oil, natural gas,

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and electricity. Economists warn that these measures could lead to higher consumer prices

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and increased inflation, potentially costing American households between 1,000 to $1,200 annually.

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Despite these concerns, President Trump remains committed to his strategy, emphasizing national

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interests and economic protectionism. Kevin Sanders reporting. In Greece, authorities have

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heightened monitoring of the Santorini volcano following increased seismic activity. The island

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renowned for its tourism has experienced a series of minor tremors, prompting concerns about potential

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volcanic unrest. Jim Kender reports. Local officials have advised residents and tourists

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to remain vigilant and follow any safety instructions issued by authorities. While no evacuations have

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been ordered, contingency plans are being reviewed to ensure preparedness in case of an eruption.

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

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Listen to our host of the Rated R safety show. Self-implode on our airwaves only on Safety FM.

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Okay, so there you go. Let's start talking right away about some things that happened back on this

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date. Back in 1997, OJ Simpson is found liable and the deaths of Ron Goldman and Nicole Simpson

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in a civil court action. The jury deliberated for five days, excuse me, five days, four days,

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and 19 hours longer than the jury in the criminal case. Simpson was ordered to pay $33.5 million

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to the families of the two victims that have been back on this date in 1997. If you're looking at

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some birthdays for today, Jeremy Sumpter, 36, Henry Golden, 38, Darren Criss, 38, Kevin Gates,

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39, Cristina Ronaldo turns 40, Omasa Newman turns 51, Queen Mary of Denmark, 53, Sarah Evans, 54,

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Bobby Brown turns 56, Michael Sheen turns 56 as well, Duff McKagan turns 61, Tim Meadow, 64,

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Roseanne Caton turns 71, David Denny turns 77, and Nolan Bushnell turns 82. He's the electrical

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engineer who founded Atari, just in case if you're not familiar with the name. If you're looking at

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some days of the year to celebrate, it's World Nutella Day, National Weather Person Day, National

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Chocolate Found Due Day, and National Signing Day. I don't know what the hell you're signing,

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but you're signing something is what it sounds like. So there you go. What else do we have going on?

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There you go. Let's give you a rando joke real quick. Judging by my day so far, apparently Rock

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Bottom has a basement. So there you go. What else do we have? If you need a phone starter for today,

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try this. What is the most ridiculous movie trope? According to Collider, the worst include bad guys

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attacking one by one slasher villains that never die and characters hanging up the phone without

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saying goodbye. So there you go. If you need a question for the water cooler, try this.

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A survey found that 4% of couples sleep this way. What is it? Facing each other. Really? Facing

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each other? That's different to say the least. I mean, I would imagine it's different. I don't know.

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So there you go. That's going to sum up our time together. Thanks for hanging out with me on this

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lovely Whip-Em-Out Wednesday because that is what we get to do around here. No doubt about that.

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So thank you. That's going to sum up our time. Top of the hour, I'll be going over to RadioBig.fm

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if you want to come and hang out with me. If not, you can hang out here on Safety FM and hang out

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with the likes of Sheldon Primus as he talks about the world of safety consulting. If I can't leave

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you with a deep thought for today, I would love to leave you with this one. Hate injures the haters

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more than the hated. Hate injures the hater more than the hated. Keep that in mind. Anyways,

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

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The views and opinions expressed on this podcast are those of the host and its guest and do not

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

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

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

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information. Assumptions made within this analysis are not reflective of the position of the company.

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This podcast may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form

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See you next time.