EP 1098 - Shifting Perspectives: Safety, AI, and the Future of Work

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I can't explain what a heart's concealing

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Mind over body, mind over body, mind over body

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With the time to buy a new adventure

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I realize all the cruel intentions so

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Mind over body, mind over body, mind over body

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She keeps on changing, yeah

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Oh, oh

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She keeps on changing, yeah

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

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

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Countdown to audio torture.

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

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Let the ear drum pain begin.

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Forget the corporate bullshit. 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 know it. I know it and the whole world knows it. 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 Thursday, February the 13th of 2025, day 44th of the year and only 321 days left to go.

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We are broadcasting from the Safety FM studios in Orlando, Florida and coming across the multiverse known as Safety FM and hanging out with our friends and colleagues over there.

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The U.S.A. Canada, UK.

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Yeah, there you go. A lot of stuff going on as we are hanging and banging and doing our stuff.

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How's the last 24 hours or so been for you? It's always a good time when we get to hang out and do our thing.

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Oh, I'm just saying in general.

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Because what happens here is when you and I get to hang out, guess what? It changes the whole impact that you have on my day. And hopefully, you know, we're able to do some shenanigans around here that we're able to make sure that we're able to mutually communicate in regards to the things that are going on and making each other happy.

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Maybe that's the way that I should look at this in general as we are talking. So with that being said, if you're new here, thank you for showing up.

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If you've been here before, let's kind of go through the whole gamut here where we can have the explainer. Our show consists of safety in the news.

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That is really what it is. What we talk about is stuff that's news related, topical and try to stay on point. We bring in some safety information because that's important as well.

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With that being said, of course, with the safety stuff going in, going out, it changes and people go, why isn't the whole show about safety? Well, it can't be the whole thing about safety because you'll be bored half to death.

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Let's just be realistic. Let's not lie to each other.

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We'll have to kind of go through some of the sequences of events of some of the stuff that's happening.

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And then we kind of give you a nice little blend. That way, when you start talking about some of this stuff, you're able to have these worlds of discussion.

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Okay, that's it. That's really what the show consists of. Now, if you want to interact with the show, it's simple to do so.

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Call in radio.com call in radio.com. We'll get everything moving for you.

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Okay, simplest process whatsoever. You go there. You put in some deets. You have an option to do a video message, an audio message or text message.

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All right there. I'm terrible at looking at anything when it comes to the virtual world. So if you put anything over there.

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We're probably not going to be doing a lot of stuff together. Just kind of how it happened.

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Okay. So with that being said, let's do this. Let's go through what the hell was trending in the overnight. Can people are going to care about this?

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Here is one was trending rated R safety show. Okay. So as I take a look at the trends of the ends of the ends, notable and noteworthy.

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Another development in the pending release of the JFK files. Also, Christie Carlson Romano recovers and Luca Donick makes a donation.

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We'll talk about that as we get into show business. Also, George Clooney is a bit nervous for Broadway and a couple of new podcasts are happening.

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We'll talk about that as we get into casting calls and also Prince Harry potentially returns some shade to the Royals. So let's talk about this.

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I have some professional newscasters that are waiting to talk to you right now from feature story news.

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And so we kind of do a little combination of here and let me explain feature story news comes up here at the top of the hour.

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Well, not at the top of the hour here in the next few moments. I'll play that for you. And then we have Alan Edwards come in later on.

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Yeah, Alan Edwards, no relation to me or to Bob Edwards, just in case. So that's what we do. That's those are the pros that come in.

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And then you just kind of are dealing with the writers from around here.

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Number one, and number two, you know, the crap that I come up with as we're going through the stuff. So with that being said, why don't we do this?

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Why don't we go ahead and tell you about what the hell is going on with the world of the news?

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And I think that if we get you into that circumstance, life could be better. So let's do that right now. Yeah.

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What's the news stories, man? Let's do that. Here is the news on the radio safety show from feature story news in London.

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I'm Oli Barrett. Countries including the UK, France and Germany say Europe must have a role in negotiations to end the war in Ukraine.

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It follows President Trump's promise to begin peace discussions with Vladimir Putin immediately.

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The UK says there should be no talks about Ukraine without Ukraine's involvement at a NATO summit in Brussels.

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U.S. Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth says his country has been a major supporter of Kiev.

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No country, as the president Trump has pointed out, has made a larger commitment to the Ukrainian mission than the United States of America, north of 300 billion dollars.

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So the United States has invested in stabilizing those front lines after the aggression of Russia. There is no betrayal there.

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There is a recognition that the whole world and the United States is invested and interested in peace.

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Hamas officials are in Cairo as Egyptian and Qatari mediators attempt to salvage the Gaza ceasefire.

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Israel and Hamas both accuse each other of violating the agreement, with Israel saying hostages have to be released by Saturday or it will relaunch full military operations in Gaza.

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Pyongyang is demolishing a venue in North Korea that hosted reunions of families separated for decades by the Korean War and the division of the country.

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A spokesperson for Seoul's unification ministry called the demolition an inhumane act that tramples on the wishes of separated families.

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Laura Westbrook reports.

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More than 133,600 South Koreans have registered themselves as separated families since 1988.

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That means they have relatives in the north. As of this year, around 36,000 are alive.

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Some were lucky enough to be chosen to take part in occasional cross-border reunions, which were mostly hosted at the Mt. Kumgang resort.

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North Korea has been escalating its rhetoric, designating South Korea as a hostile state.

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Now it seems the separated families are paying the price of the increased tensions between the two sides.

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Laura Westbrook, Hong Kong.

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A three-member IMF delegation is in Pakistan to review the $7 billion loan programme.

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Islamabad secured the larger loan programme last year to avert economic crisis.

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Since 1958, the South Asian countries borrowed from the global lender more than 20 times, making it the fund's fifth-largest debtor.

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Hira Mustafa reports from Islamabad.

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In its ongoing assessment of governance and corruption, the IMF delegation met with the Auditor General of Pakistan to review public sector audit procedures.

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The International Monetary Fund is pressing Pakistani authorities to implement a range of policy reforms.

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These include increasing tax revenue, phasing out subsidies, introducing taxes on agriculture, raising levies on energy, privatising inefficient state-owned enterprises and improving administrative efficiency.

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From bureaus worldwide, this is FSN.

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I do not think it was a smart way to begin this negotiation because before talking to Putin about what might be possible,

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I think the president needed to have an understanding of where Ukraine had flexibility and where it did not.

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Any kind of a settlement that's being worked out is going to be judged on two main factors.

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How much territory does Ukraine have to succeed, if any?

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And second, what kind of security commitments does Ukraine receive in return?

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I think it was unfortunate for the Secretary of Defense in Brussels to say it's unrealistic for Ukraine to get back to the 1991 borders.

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That may be true, but why say that publicly?

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That seems to be giving away some bargaining leverage that could have been useful in terms of trying to put Russia to become more accommodating and moving off some of its more outlandish demands.

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But the Trump team is in a hurry, saying they want to solve the Ukraine crisis so they can stop getting distracted by events in Europe

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and concentrate instead on Chinese expansionism in the Asia-Pacific region.

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And to recap the top stories, countries including the UK, France and Germany say Europe must have a role in negotiations on Ukraine.

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Hamas officials are in Cairo as Egyptian and Qatari mediators attempt to salvage the Gaza ceasefire.

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Pyongyang is demolishing a venue in North Korea that hosted reunions of families separated for decades by the Korean War

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and a three-member IMF delegations in Pakistan to review its $7 billion loan program amid economic crisis.

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

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Okay. So a lot of stuff going on little time to have the discussion. You know, just in case I want

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to bring this up. If you don't know this tomorrow, it's Valentine's day. And if you're in a relationship

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where that's important and this has to be brought up, make sure you do the right thing for tomorrow.

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I mean, we talked yesterday about waffle house, you know, being ready for Valentine's day,

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taking reservations and all that kind of fun stuff. So just letting you know, some, some

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interest scientists, some interest scientists right there, by the way, the question mark tattoo

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still continues to be the question about my finger. I don't know why people keep on asking me about

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that, but yeah, I do have that. And if you do wonder a little bit, yes, I quite, I put it there

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because I want questions to constantly be asked. I want people to look at my ring finger and have

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questions. And I look at it also because I have all kinds of questions. And yeah, there's been

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some people that have already reached out to me telling me that they've gotten the tattoo as well,

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which I thought was pretty interesting. Some pictures coincided with some of that stuff.

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And now, even though I would love to do this at the next conference, we're doing, no, I

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am not having a tattoo artist there to, to do, to put the tattoos on people just in case, even

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though we should give that as an option, they want to do that. Okay. All joking aside, or am I joking?

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I'm not sure. Maybe it's something we should talk about for the next conference. Who knows? Okay.

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So let's do this. Let's talk real quick about some things that are going on inside of the world of

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the multiverse. Cause that is what we do around here. No doubt about that. Elon Musk is betting on

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big driverless cars and opposed on X. He says an autonomous ride hauling trial will begin this

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summer in Austin, Texas. Riders will be able to summon a Tesla car without a driver by using an

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app to pick them up and take them to their destination. Similar to how Uber or Lyft operate

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today. Musk added that he believes the autonomous cars will be about 1000% safer than a human cars.

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If all goes well with the trial, it will extend to many cities in America by the end of this year.

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This is according to Elon Musk on, on X. I almost called it Twitter, you know, bad habits die hard.

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Also in Elon's world, a group of investors led by must have put a bid in for the artificial

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intelligence company, open AI, whose technology powers a popular chat box chat GPT.

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The wall street journal reports that the group has placed an unsolicited 97.4 billion dollar bid.

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Must was an early investor in the projects, but pulled out over strategic and creative differences.

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Since then he had an open public beef with open AI's founder, Sam Altman, and they're battling it

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out and competing on competing visions for the company in court. An attorney to four must says

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that their group will match or exceed any other bids while open AI has not expressed any public

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interest in selling the size of the offer could force a sale. This is according to the wall street

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journal. Now, Sam Altman has turned it down from what I understand and has now offered to, uh,

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to buy X for $9.74 billion. $1 10th of a, what, uh, Elon was offering for chat GPT or open AI,

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better saying. So I don't know a lot of stuff going on right there as we are talking.

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Anyway, say you listen to this at the end of January, experimental aviation company,

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boom, supersonic or hold on. Let's, let's redo that. Uh, yeah.

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Boom supersonic announced the successful flight of their first civil supersonic jet made in America

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in an experimental plane dubbed XB one topped the mock 1.2, two or 12% faster than the speed of sound

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over California. Now, further details, further flight data analysts show that the XB one broke

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the sound barrier without creating a sonic boom that was audible on the ground opposition to the

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sonic boom from a conservationist among other niche interest groups has previously impeded

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widespread adoption of supersonic flight technology. The company says the plane flew at an altitude

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a speed for mock cutoff in which the sonic boom becomes a refracted wave of the atmosphere and

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registered no sound on the ground. As the company explains, boomless cruise leverages, well known

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mock cutoff physics, whereas sonic boom reflects, or refracts better saying upward due to the

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temperature and wind gradients affecting the local speed of the sound. So the XB one is

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a speed of sound. This is similar to how the light bends when I'm passing through a glass of water

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by flying a sufficiently higher altitude at an appropriate speed for current atmospheric

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conditions. Overture ensures that the sonic boom never reaches the ground in applying this

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technology, the flight over land. The company promises 50% faster flights over land and twice

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speed over water. Once once commercial jet technology is tested and approved by regulators,

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will be the new reg. I mean, let's just be realistic. If you have a company that's called

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you know that you're trying to do some crazy things out there. No doubt about it.

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We at safety FM are not responsible for what this idiot behind the microphone is saying

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is trying to be entertaining. We did our safety show. Is that breaking the fourth wall? I don't

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know. Okay. So let's go into it celebs. They're just like us ahead of his Broadway debut and

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good night and good luck. George Clooney says he's nervous. I haven't done a play in 40 years. So

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it's terrifying. He told reporters. Yes, George Clooney gets nervous. So there you go. The play

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adapted from Clooney's 2005 film from the same name centers of broadcast news, legendary Edward

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It begins on March the 12th. This is according to the New York Post. So what do you think? I mean,

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does the guy have anything to be nervous about? I mean, he's a great actor, but you never know

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how many takes something takes and regards of getting it done. So how many takes something takes

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or how many segments need to be recorded for something to occur. So there you go. Okay. So

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let's let's butcher this basketball player's name again. Basketball player Luca Don sick is donating

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$500,000 to wildfire recovery efforts in Los Angeles. I am also committed to

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helping rebuild courts, playgrounds and fields that were destroyed because the kids needs a

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safe place to play. He said in his announcement, Luca is the most recent addition to the LA Lakers.

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He was traded in a blockbuster deal over the weekend. This is according to TMZ. So there you

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go. I don't know what exactly was the blockbuster trade, but it apparently had happened. So I,

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I don't keep up with anything sports wise. If it's not MMA and if it's not sports entertainment,

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I probably don't really know anything. Now ask me stuff from years and years ago. I might be able

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to help you a little bit, but yeah, my brain has just went out, has went elsewhere since then.

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faces appear less chiseled in a pregame Superbowl ad a doctor, a plastic surgeon out of North

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Carolina said that Cruz showed signs of recent filler in his cheeks and Botox leaving his face

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looking puffy and stretched puffy and stretch. They didn't appear to be signs of more invasive

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procedures. However, though the doctor did note that the jawline definition has changed and how

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he appears in the latest mission and possible film cruise has never admitted to getting work done.

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This is according to the daily mail. I mean, at this point, I think that everybody's getting

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something done. I mean, maybe I need to get something done. I mean, I got body art. Does

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that count? Is that count is getting something, something done. You know, it's interesting as we

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talk about some of this stuff. It's called body dysmorphia in regards to what we do. And we look

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at something and we say, it doesn't look like it's supposed to. And we get all, um, hung up on doing

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stuff. Like think about this real quick and nothing against working out, but you're not happy with how

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you look. So you're trying to change everything up for you to look a certain way. It's kind of

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what it happens, man. I don't know. I don't make this stuff up. I do a lot of reading. It's just

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kind of what happens. Who truly cares what this guy has to say? Who gives a shit? Rated R safety

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show. Yep. There you go. Okay. So take a listen to the suspected killer, Luigi Mangione has accepted

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nearly $300,000 in donations to fund his legal defense. An independent organization called the

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December 4th legal committee named for the data of the mind. Joni allegedly killed the United

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healthcare CEO, Brian Thompson collected the contributions more than a than 10,000 donors,

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uh, gave the fund on crowdfunding platform, give, send, go. This is according to the New York post.

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Worth asking if people contribute because they think that my journey did good for the world

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by murdering the healthcare executive. How does it make sense to find a legal defense, uh, to

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exonerate him from murder, uh, or in an even more horrifying turn in the argument to be that it was

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a killing, but it was justified. I don't know. Um, he's either a hero to those, um, to these nuts

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who were committing the murder or he didn't do it. One or the other. So I don't know. It's kind of

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weird because if I remember correctly on how some of this stuff started, I thought some of these

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platforms would not accept some of the money because of the perception of what they were doing.

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is a kind of the lingo that we've used around here for a long period of time.

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Don't you think? So how would that go? How would that work? Is it a something that we need to give

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some considerations to or not at all? So I don't know. I don't know. I think that this is something

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that we should probably ask ourselves. What makes the most logical sense in regards of everything

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that is happening. No doubt about it. I don't know. It gets weird when it comes to stuff like this. I

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mean, don't you think it's all in the eye of the beholder? No doubt about that. So there you go.

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Okay. So let's continue talking about some things that are going on inside of the world

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because we need to talk and all that kind of fun stuff. So, so we, you know, we try to keep up with

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some of the stuff that is going on inside of, of, of the world though here. So let's continue talking

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a little bit more about some of the news stories that are out there. Are we getting swampy yet?

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Let's not get swampy, but let's talk about this. Just days after taking office, president Trump

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issued an executive order calling for a planned to declassify and release government files on the

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assassination of JFK on access reports. The FBI has uncovered 2,400 new records that have not

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previously been disclosed. According to the JFK records act passed in 2016, the FBI has

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passed in 1992. These files, even if heavenly redacted, should be, should have been handed over

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to the national archives. And let's see an initial release plan was presented to Trump on Friday.

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Axios also reported that while the E dot L gave a 15 days deadline for the presentation of the plan,

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there has so far been no firm release date said to be announced knowing Trump. It could very

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be well made public on in truth social, according to the post, you know, true social post. And this

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is according to access. So we'll have to see what happens there. No doubt there. Okay. Fans and

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hoping to partake in a stadium treats during the super bowl in new Orleans may have been dealt some

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serious sticker shock. You ready for this? I'm going to share this with you, a specialty

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cocktail called voodoo magic costs $59. Don Julio based concoction came to the super bowl cup with

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the rim covered in black magic seasoning in a dehydrated lime wheel. The premium cocktail

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costs $24 while the top shelf option were around $30 non alcoholic beverages such as water and

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Gatorade cost between seven and $9 respectively. Um, and meanwhile, food also was kind of pricey.

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A surf and turf po boy costs $30. What kind of poll boy is spending $30 and po boy was $20.

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The shrimp kind and grilled alligator sausage. Bo boy was 18. I guess a lot of people were eating

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that stuff. If you take a look around. Okay. So let's take a listen to this one real quick.

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The Doge team found that FEMA spent $59 million just last week to continue paying to house illegal

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immigrants in luxury hotels rooms. This is according to what Elon Musk posted on, um,

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on X and the payments were amount were gross in subordination, uh, to the president's executive

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order and that the funds are intended for American disaster relief at the clawback demand will also

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made today to recoup these funds. President Trump also imposed an aluminum tariff from 10% to 25%

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on Monday that imposed 25% tariffs on steel Tulsi, uh, uh, gay bird. It was ex she was confirmed

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yesterday as a national intelligence, uh, director or director of national intelligence that occurred

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yesterday clearing the procedure. So there you go. Just some information there. Also the voluntary

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buyout program of the government employees has been indefinitely paused by the federal judge

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in Massachusetts pending final ruling, no word on when the final ruling when will occur. So there

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you go. Let's talk about the numbers real quick. Stock markets for yesterday. The Dow industrial

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average decreased by 225 points to close at 44,368. The S and P 500 declined also by 16.53

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points to close at 6051 and the NASDAQ composite slightly increased by 6.09 points to finish at

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19,649 crude oil prices of west Texas intermediate was closed at 70.88 dollars a barrel and Brent

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crude settled at 75.10 cents a barrel. The national average price of a gallon of gas was $3 and 13

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cents and Bitcoin Bitcoin price remained relatively stable trading just around 96,186

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and also let's see, uh, let's see for tomorrow, Friday, the mega million drawing will be, uh,

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an estimated 110 million dollars, uh, jackpot or a $50.2 million cash payout. So if you want to play

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the game, it's the opportunity to do so we're running behind. So let's do that thing that we

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do right now that we call our main story. Here is our main story on the rated R safety show.

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Okay. Main story time. And I don't know if a story is a story or if you're sorry that there is a story

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about things that we need to talk about, but there's a lot of stuff going on right now

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that there is a lot of people in despair about what occurred or what's occurring about the

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potential of OSHA going away. And I keep on getting questions about this.

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Now I will tell you, there's some people that I would talk to right away, given the opportunity.

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And if you are familiar with our friend of the show, former assistant secretary, Jim Frederick,

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that would be a person of interest that I would talk to in regards of what his thought process is

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in regards to what's going on. That's one number two. What did you do before you knew anything about OSHA?

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Seriously, like what did you do before you knew anything about it? Like you had some idea,

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but how much of a dive did you take into that? So what I would recommend strongly for you,

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for the time being, cause this is going to be the best way to do it. And believe me,

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I am not selling shit here. We're just talking here. You and I are going back and forth.

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Are you familiar with VPP? And it's referred to as a voluntary protection program, which is a safety

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and health program for workplaces or a virtual, or, you know, for, for anything that you can do

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in regards of how you would take a look at stuff. So let's talk about what the program consists of.

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It's a program that recognizes worksplaces that have effective safety and safety measures.

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It recognizes worksplaces that have effective safety and health management systems,

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a cooperative program between management, labor, and OSHA, a program that focuses on hazard

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prevention, training, and workers involvement, a program that includes onsite evaluation by safety

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and health professionals, a program that includes reevaluation every three to five years. So if you

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are at a point right now that you're not sure what to do, I would say sign up for VPP.

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Get involved with the VPP program because that's going to take care of you for between three to

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five years. Now the program is exempt participants from OSHA program inspections. So think about that.

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So you see how you're kind of getting the best of both worlds there. Now keep in mind that you can

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find out more about what's going on with VPP. If you go to OSHA.gov, and let me make sure that I

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click on this right, OSHA.gov forward slash VPP, and it will give you the information right there

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on what's available because listen, I am telling you nothing has went into place yet and it's going

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to take a little bit of time if this thing is abolished. And if it is, if you start putting

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these things in place, you already got something in motion. You have, like I always say around here,

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and I know that people don't love me saying this, but it's okay. Bare minimum standards is normally

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what OSHA is pushing. So if you look at it and you go, okay, if we do bare minimum, at least we have

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somewhere where to start, opposed to trying to go into these higher levels. So if you start here

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with VPP, you'll be able to do some things around and kind of look at it and go, okay, let's go into

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some deep information. Let's go into some deep information on what we're going to be looking at

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as our bare minimum before we take the focus of, I don't know what the hell I'm doing and the world's

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coming to an end. Does that make it easier? I don't know if it makes it easier, but man, it definitely

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gives you a lot more to work with because at least this guarantees you that for three or five years,

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you have some level of a plan and you go, this is the path that we're going down and we're not doing

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you are the solution to unsafe workplaces. I know you all want to hit your revenue targets and get

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

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

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Okay, here we go. 45 minutes past the top of the hour. And we got Shapeshifter going on right now.

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Yeah, this is by Step Rockets. You are still hanging out here on the Rated R safety show.

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No doubt about that. No, the data about it. Yep. Some Shapeshifter coming your way. Songs readily

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available on Apple Music, YouTube Music, and everyone's favorite Spotify. So there you go.

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Some options for you. Yeah, a lot of times gives them things to do. All that kind of fun stuff.

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We keep on giving it up. So there you go.

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You have some shape shifting going on right now. We would like to thank Step Rockets for allowing

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us to play this here on the Rated R safety show. Okay. So let's get back into the move and into the

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groove of the things that we have going on inside of the world of the multiverse. So let's do this.

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Let me tell you about the most important thing that I will ever tell you in my lifetime. No matter

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what you are facing, you deserve to be connected to help. And the people at to write love on her

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arms wants you to know that people have been working hard to make this happen. And I'm going

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to tell you that people have been where you are now. Things can get better. Healing is possible.

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To find out more information, all you have to do is go to T W L O H A.com. That's T W L O H A.com

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and click on the section that says find help. Once you get there, you're going to see information

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related to addiction, depression, anxiety, eating disorders, self injury, suicide, trauma,

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grief support. That's just to name a few of the things that are there. So that's T W L O H A.com

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to write love on her arms. I will tell you, go there. It can change your life. Not a joke,

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as I say that whatsoever. T W L O H A.com to write love on her arms. Let's continue talking

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about some other things that are going on inside of the world of the multiverse. Do you consider

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yourself fun loving type? If you do, that's good. That's a good thing because new research has found

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that playful people are resilient. That means in this case that they are better equipped to find

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silver lining in difficult situations and find creative solutions. A team from Oregon State

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University and Vanderbilt University founded their study that a playful people aren't just

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wearing rose colored glasses. They actually carry what they what they what the researchers call a

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colorful spotlight or color spotlight, which selectively highlights the opportunities for growth

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and enjoyment while maintaining realism about difficult situations. This means that instead of

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the naively believing everything will work out, playful individuals are able to reframe their

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circumstances in ways that make life more engaging, regardless of how how tough a situation might be

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for them. That is finally a study that justifies my life motto. When in doubt, just make a joke

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about it. I guess that's kind of a simple way to do it. So basically my ability to laugh at my own

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terrible decisions is a superpower. I did not realize that it took so long to come to this,

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but I guess that's what's happening. Okay, so a lot of stuff going on as we are talking.

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So have you heard about this? Netflix has opened its own themed restaurant in Las Vegas Strip.

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Visitors from the area can now stop by Netflix Bites at MGM Grand Hotel and Casino for sample

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food creation based on the streaming service, top shows and movies. The restaurant is there

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on a one-year culinary residency where guests can dig into dishes, drinks and the magic of the

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screen and table. The company said such as Bridgerton Regency Tea, a $65 a person, three

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course meal. The WWE Smash Burger for $23. A Too Hot to Hiddle inspired Bloody Mary $18.

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Let's see, Find Flare $24 and Stranger Wings $18. The Big Soldier, A Nod to Squid Games,

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puts the Korean Soju in the spotlight. Netflix Bites Vegas is patterned as a streamer's 2023

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pop-up restaurant in LA, which reservations were fully booked for more than six weeks.

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So knowing me, I'd end up pausing my meal and coming back to finish it three months later.

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And finally a place where I can binge while I binge watch. And obviously there's a $7 fee

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if you choose to share. So there you go. Some stuff to talk about. Anyways, let's bring some

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John Smalls into our life and let him tell us about the Motivation Minute.

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The Motivation Minute is courtesy of GenesisGold IRA.com and JaceCaseMedical.com.

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Today's quote was submitted by Dirk. Margaret Mead said,

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never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world. Indeed,

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it is the only thing that ever has. I love this. I will also say I think the smaller the group,

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the more they get done. At least that's my experience. I was on a committee where there

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was about a dozen people involved. Each month when we met, I would take notes and each month,

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the same few people would get many things done. And others on the committee would tell us the

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exact same report. They would profess that they'd make some calls and get some things done this

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month, but they never did. Luckily the smaller group did do our things. The Motivation Minute

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is courtesy of GenesisGold IRA.com and JaceCaseMedical.com. I'm John Small. Thanks

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

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Hello, I'm Richard Exley. With your one-minute devotion, once an adulterous relationship begins,

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it is almost impossible to break it off. Compared to illicit sex, married love can seem dull

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and uninteresting. It isn't, but in the heat and excitement of an affair, it can seem that way.

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Extramarital sex confuses excitement with love, and married sex can never satisfy the unfaithful

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heart's insatiable desire for illicit excitement, hence the fatal attraction. There are moments of

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sinful pleasure, to be sure. The excitement of the haunt, the thrill of the conquest,

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but the end is always death. Lord, your word is clear. Sexual sin produces death. Deliver us

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Amen. If these devotions are a blessing and an encouragement to you, you can subscribe at

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OneMinuteDevotion.com. Here is the news on the

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Law Safety Show. The lawsuit argues that cutting funds for indirect costs, such as laboratory and

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infrastructure expenses, will hinder research into diseases like cancer and infectious diseases. The

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states are seeking to have the funding cuts declared unlawful to protect ongoing and future

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research efforts. In the West Bank, Palestinians are experiencing significant disruptions due to

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an increase in Israeli checkpoints and roadblocks. Benjamin Wright with the latest. These measures

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have doubled commute times and fragmented territories, particularly affecting the northern

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regions. Israel states that these actions are necessary for security purposes following recent

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conflicts. However, Palestinians report that the checkpoints have led to economic strain

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and hindered access to essential services. In Kosovo, Prime Minister Albin Kurti's party

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secured 40.94% of the vote in the recent parliamentary elections, but fell short of

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a majority. Kurti is now seeking coalition partners to form a government. Joseph Eccerson reports.

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The new administration will face challenges such as stalled discussions with Serbia and uncertainties

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regarding foreign aid. The election marks the first time since Kosovo's independence in 2008

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that a government has completed a full four-year term. This is the latest news headlines.

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The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services has announced a significant reduction in payments

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toward overhead costs for research institutions receiving NIH grants. This policy change could

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leave universities with substantial budget gaps, potentially impacting ongoing research projects.

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Institutions like the University of Michigan stand to lose millions in funding, affecting numerous

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trials and research initiatives. Kyle Norris reporting. In the Middle East, a Russian spy

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ship caught fire off the coast of Syria. The incident has raised concerns about regional

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security and the potential implications for international relations. Kevin Sanders reports.

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Details about the cause of the fire and the extent of the damage remain limited at this time. The

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UK last month tracked another Russian vessel that it identified as a spy ship in the English Channel.

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The Defense Ministry said the Yantar was caught loitering over critical undersea infrastructure.

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The U.N. AIDS Organization has warned that HIV cases could increase six-fold if the United States

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withdraws its support for global health initiatives. The potential funding cuts have raised concerns

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about the future of HIV prevention and treatment programs worldwide. U.N. AIDS emphasizes the

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critical role of U.S. support in combating the HIV epidemic. Jessica Oakley reports.

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

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Tearing the ass out of you like gas station sushi.

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Okay, here we are. 55 minutes past the top of the hour. So let's get into it. Let's talk about some

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things that happened back on this date back in 2021. Former President Donald Trump is acquitted

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in his second impeachment trial, this time on charges of fomenting insurrection on January the

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6th. That happened back on this date in 2021. Let's talk about some birthdays that are going on today.

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Isabel Smith, 24. Prince Jackson, 28. Sydney Chandler, 29. Mina Sorvino turns 46. Randy Moss, 48.

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Robbie Williams, 51. Peter Gabriel, 75. And Stockard Channing turns 81 today, in case you wanted to

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know. If you're looking at some days of the year to celebrate, it's Galentine's Day. That's with a G

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instead of a V, just in case. Kiss Day. And of course, World Radio Day 2025. Yeah, it's World

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Radio Day, just in case if you did not know that. If you need a rando for today, if you think girls

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are dramatic, you've never seen a guy whose video game just lagged. Just saying. Don't shoot the

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messenger. Just throwing that out there. Also, if you need a question for, or no, not a question,

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if you need a phone starter for today, try this. What would be the worst gift your sweetheart could

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buy you on Valentine's Day? Think about it for a moment. What's the worst? Okay, if you need a

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question for the water cooler, try this about 20% of us will give a Valentine's 20% of us will give

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a Valentine's day gift to this recipient. Who is it? It's a pet. It's a pet. Yep. People give stuff

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to their pet. I know weird. Okay. So with that being said, that's going to sum up our time

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together. Thanks for hanging out with me on this lovely Thursday at the top of the hour. I'll be

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going over to radio big. If you want to come hang out and we'll talk about the world of music and

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entertainment over the next couple hours or so, if you don't, that's perfectly fine as well. You can

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hang out here on safety FM and have conversations with Sheldon Primus as he talks about the world

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of safety consulting. So that's going to sum it up. Thank you for your time on this lovely Thursday.

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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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Expect problems and eat them for breakfast. Pretty simple, I guess, if you look at it that way.

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Anyways, I know who you are. You know who I am. Love you. Mean it. And goodbye.

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

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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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