EP 1102 - Navigating Unspoken Rules in the Workplace

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You got no, no, no nerve

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Yeah, you got no nerve

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Okay, do I need to pull you aside?

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Set you in the corner, tell you to play nice

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Cause you're making a mess, so put the accent like a child

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I knew something was off, but this is getting wild

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This is getting wild

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Yeah, you got nerve

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Coming at me like you do got nerve

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Thinking that I owe you got nerve

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Saying things far from true

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You got no, no, no nerve

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Yeah, you got nerve

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Coming at me like you do got nerve

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I owe you got nerve

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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

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Rated R Safety Show on Safety FM

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Countdown to audio torture

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

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Let the ear drum pain begin

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Forget the corporate bullshit

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

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It doesn't matter who the host is

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Oh, it sure as hell 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 Wednesday. Yes, Wednesday, February the 19th of 2025 day 50th of the year and only 315 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

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Well over there

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You are being infiltrated Radio Big

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Yes, infiltration Radio Big the new hangout method

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Oh, the things that we do know no doubt about that

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Anyways, how's the last 24 hours been for you?

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Good, bad and different

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Yeah, a lot of rapport back yesterday from the safety 10 commandments

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Yeah, uh-huh. We did that on the other show

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So thanks for the people that reached out and said something about it

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So with that being said, let's talk real quick is a lot of stuff little time. That's the way that you know, our show normally goes

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So let's see our show consists of safety in the news news and safety this kind of the way that our world goes here

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And then outside of that, yeah outside of that little schematics

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The way that we do everything here is involved involuntary or maybe be some of the portion but it's involving you and me together

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So let me explain you have an option of getting in here call in radio.com. That's audio text messaging and video messaging

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Most people do the text thing. I appreciate it

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And then we get to do a little more interaction

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Some people go well, you're on social media. Well, we don't do the social media thing. I don't look at it in real time

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So that becomes a problem or some but it's okay. We're gonna live

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And then our show consists of safety in the news

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And then we have some people that are waiting in our wings that want to tell us everything that's going on because you know, it's important

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It's important to know what's exactly going on out there

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So we call them our professional broadcasters and let them do their thing

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That way there's a no doubt about what the hell's going on because sometimes you get very confusing on the voices here

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Now let me now let me explain back in the day

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We would have about five to six different other people hanging out or talking and some people didn't like that

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Some people said yes now to Newsy

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It's okay. So we changed it up a bit and now we're it's us and them and me. Yeah, yeah, the whole circle jerk

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

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Cuz I think some people are gonna want to know that before they go down the deep dive here of everything that we have going on

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No doubt there

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Here is what was trending rated our safety show

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Okay, so let's talk about the trends of the ends of the ends ago something like this closure for victims of the FTX

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Began to arrive yesterday

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So we'll see what's going on there

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Also, Megyn Kelly causes controversy and Teddy Mellencamp loved ones share an update and show business

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Also, there is mixed reviews about Blake Lively and Brian and adrenals attending SNL on Saturdays for the special

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And Megan Markle offers yet another rebrand in the Royals

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So if you're good, I think I'm good and we can get our friends from feature story news

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Going with everything that is happening out there. So let's do that

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

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US President Donald Trump has criticized Ukraine's Philothe Mislensky for not ending the war with Russia earlier

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His comments came after President Zelensky spoke of his surprise at Ukraine not being invited to talks between the US and Russia in Saudi Arabia

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I'm very disappointed. I hear that, you know, there's upset about not having a seat

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Well, they've had a seat for three years and a long time before that. This could have been settled very easily

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Just a half a half baked negotiator could have settled this years ago

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The Vatican says Pope Francis had a peaceful night in hospital and ate breakfast on Wednesday morning

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It comes after the Pope's weekend engagements were canceled as he's treated for bilateral pneumonia

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The US Securities and Exchange Commission is seeking India's help in its investigation into billionaire Gautam Adani

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Who's considered close to Prime Minister Narendra Modi

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Adani is accused of being part of a $265 million bribery scheme, an allegation he's called baseless

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Ishan Gurg reports from New Delhi

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The US SEC says it has reached out to India's law ministry seeking help to serve its complaint to Gautam Adani and his nephew Sagar Adani

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Adani's Green Energy Company is facing a lawsuit in New York's District Court for allegedly paying bribes to Indian officials to secure an electricity supply contract

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Prosecutors say US investors have been misled by the Adani group as the business conglomerate violated the US's anti-corruption laws

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The SEC had summoned Gautam and Sagar Adani last year to respond to the allegations

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After not hearing from them, the SEC is now hoping to rope the Indian government in to proceed their investigation

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Indian opposition parties say Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government is protecting the Adanis, but officials have rejected the allegations

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China's condemned Donald Trump's tariffs plans at a World Trade Organisation meeting

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Warning that tariff shocks threaten to upend the global trading system and could risk a global recession

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The US Presidents announced 10% tariffs on all Chinese imports

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prompting Beijing to respond with retaliatory tariffs and to file a WTO dispute against Washington

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Laura Westbrook reports from Hong Kong

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Apart from the additional 10% tariffs on all products from China into the US

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Donald Trump announced new 25% tariffs on steel and aluminium and 25% tariffs on imported cars starting in the next two months

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China's ambassador to the WTO, Li Cheng-Gun, reportedly said that the tariff shocks heighten economic uncertainty, disrupt global trade and risk global recession

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He urged Washington to withdraw the tariffs and engage in talks

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A Geneva-based trade official said Washington has voiced concerns that China was operating a non-market economic system and habitually breached WTO rules

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The WTO Director General has urged for all members to keep cool heads and keep talking to one another

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From bureaus worldwide, this is FSN

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With FSN Spotlight, I'm Simon Marks

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Today, hours after the first preliminary talks between US and Russian officials took place in Saudi Arabia

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with both sides insisting they will upgrade their frozen diplomatic relationship in order to facilitate peace talks over the future of Ukraine

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What happens if President Trump's plan requiring Ukraine to cede territory to Russia is rejected in Europe?

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We're not obliged to accept this deal. It is a proposal and a forcing manoeuvre

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Anne McElvoy of Politico was in Munich, seen a Vice President JD Vance's speech on Friday that left many European governments reeling

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Europe would have to decide quickly how it was going to support Ukraine to fight

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I don't also remember that big Congress package of aid, weapons aid, military aid for Ukraine did get passed in the last phase of the Biden administration

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Obviously, at some point, we have to end the war. The question is on what terms and is this the right time frame in which to do so

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So it is perfectly plausible that Ukraine fights on, that Europe has to quickly go into a big spiral of defence spending

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which I'm sure will be politically difficult in this country as anywhere else

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But I can't really see an alternative because I think this peacekeeping plan is very unlikely to fly

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Which suggests huge strains ahead in the transatlantic relationship and a frosty meeting ahead next week between President Trump and UK Prime Minister Sikhiya Starma

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With FSN Spotlight, I'm Simon Marks

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To recap the top stories, US President Donald Trump's criticised Ukraine's Volodymyr Zelensky for not ending the war with Russia earlier

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The Vatican says Pope Francis had a peaceful night in hospital and ate breakfast on Wednesday morning

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The US SEC is seeking India's help in its investigation into billionaire Gautam Adani, who's considered close to Prime Minister Modi

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And China's condemned US President Donald Trump's tariffs plans at a WTO meeting

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Oh yes it is, Rated R Safety Show, 15 minutes past the top of the hour

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As you and I are hanging out on this lovely whip-em-out Wednesday

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So let's start talking right away about some of the things that are going on inside of the world of the multiverse

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The first tranche of payments to FTX customers who lost their investments when the exchange imploded back in November of 2022

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Hit bank accounts on Tuesday

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While the development brings welcome relief, the repayments are still worth about one-fifth of the value they would have been today

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Given that Bitcoin's astronomical rise over the last three years

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These first payments are just the start though

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The repaying balance is worth $50,000 or less for about $1.2 billion in total

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By June the total payouts will be worth about $16 billion just for the reference piece there

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Also speaking of crypto, the Wyoming Highway Patrol Association voted last week to formally invest in Bitcoin

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As part of the investment strategy, it would likely be the first law enforcement group in the country to make such an investment

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So what do you think?

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I don't know, I listen to a lot of stuff that Dave Ramsey talks about

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And he normally makes the reference piece that, do not invest in something that you do not understand

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And I mean I still don't understand it

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I've looked at it, I try to understand it, but it makes no sense

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Only thing that I know is there's a guy around here that bought a whole bunch of Bitcoins at one point

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And he decided to take his wife out to the movies and for a pizza and made with Bitcoins

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And he said that he paid over one Bitcoin in regards of it

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So looking back now to him, he always references that it's the most expensive date he's ever been on

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Well at least it was with his wife, so that's important

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So there you go, I don't know, good for them? I guess

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You are listening to Radio God

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What? This has to be an error, that host is not a Radio God

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

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Okay so take a listen to this, Uber has rolled out a new service for travelers in Europe on a mountain holiday

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A special ride-hailing service with vans equipped to store and carry skis and snowboards

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Uber's ski promises to wish travelers from the airport to the train station in seven European countries

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To their resort destination, fully equipped to carry all of their gear too

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The service will provide transportation to nearly a hundred different resorts

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In addition to the gear, each van will accommodate up to five passengers and can be booked up to two months in advance

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So, what do you think? Good stuff? Bad stuff? Indifferent stuff? Stuff stuff?

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I mean, I don't know, some things to think about, no doubt about that

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So with that being said, let's go into some other things as we are talking

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Floyd Mayweather wants to buy 10% stake of the New York Giants or in the New York Giants

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Insiders say that the heavyweight champ has teamed up with real estate magnate Mayor Orbach

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And together they plan to make an offer for around $700 million

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The Giants are currently owned by John Mara, grandson to Tim Mara and Steve Stitch

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Both are looking to sell part of their stake in the team

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Meanwhile, Mayweather already owns about 20% of the Minnesota Timberwolves

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So there you go, I mean, I don't know, it seems kind of interesting

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I never know what to think about stuff like that

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Uh

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So that's for sure

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Okay, so Conor McGregor filed an appeal to the ruling of his civil assault case that took place in November in Ireland

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At the time, jurors found the MMA star liable for assaulting accuser Nikita Nicklemmen at a hotel after Christmas party in 2018

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Per the ruling, McGregor was ordered to pay $250,000 in damages

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Now remember in the Americas, it's innocent until proven guilty is normally the way that it goes

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But man, it just seems like every time we turn a corner, we hear something new that's occurred with this with this man

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Some lady said that he was sexually is that she was sexually assaulted

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I mean, I don't know interesting times

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That's what it boils down to

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And the film which premiered at Cannes last year that doesn't end when the camera shuts off

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Corbett explained on the What the fuck with Mark Maron podcast saying that it takes time to promote

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So I've been doing this for about six months and had zero income because I don't have any time to go to work

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I can't even take a writing job at the moment he continued the brutalist earned the BAFTAs in three Golden Globes

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And they also nominated for 10 Academy Award

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The director of the Guild of America says that directors get paid a salary depending on the length of the time and the type of project they are working on

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The org chose not to comment or Corbett's statements

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It's one of those rare things that if you are going to do something that's such high caliber if I may put it that way

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You can't turn around and then be like hey this sucks because you have to allocate for that time

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It's a negotiation when it's all said and done I would imagine when it's everything that you're looking at

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Okay president of Mexico says her government might use Google for labeling the Gulf of America on online maps

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Technically President Trump ordered the renaming of the Gulf of Mexico applies to America's continental shelf

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So worth noting no matter the outcome Mexico has no jurisdiction over the operation of American company in America

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So this is a weird battle to pick

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Gulf of America Gulf of Mexico I think I saw somebody post the Gulf of Metallica at one point but I don't know

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Interesting times for sure I mean Gulf of America I don't know it's almost like this the Gulf of America is sponsored by Bank of America

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I mean it just comes to mind when I see it it's different a lot of things recently seem to be different as we are going through this

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Okay so let's continue talking while Pope Francis remains hospitalized for respitation or respitation respiratory infection

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Officially diagnosed on Tuesday the Vatican has canceled public appearances for the upcoming weekend

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What would hope so publicly the Vatican officials are indicating that the Pontiff is recovering well

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Doctors reportedly told him that he certainly would not survive if he didn't enter the hospital and instead of remaining at the Vatican apartment

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Francis is 88 years old his uh his papacy began back in 2013 when his predecessors Pope Benedict the 16th voluntarily resigned amid his own health issues

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A thrift store find led to a history lesson in a small town in Wyoming a 315 page red leather bound book donated by rescued treasure thrift store turned out to be a police docket from Casper, Wyoming dating back to 1904

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Inside the worn pages were different crimes and their punishments including riding a horse while intoxicated which resulted in a in a fine for $4.10

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Another crime listed as an unnamed assailant who was running a house prostitution punishable with a $100 fine

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The book is now in possession of the Casper Police Department and this is according to Fox News so there you go some interesting stuff right there if we're thinking about it

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So we have a shrink some things down around here just to make sure that we get this we're so swampy as a late that I have to make more time for the swamp stuff

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But I told you I was going to stop bitching that we have to be swampy every day so don't take it the wrong way as we are talking so there you go some stuff right there

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Okay so do it a doge announced on Tuesday it passed the hundred billion dollar mark and cutting wasteful wasteful spending well it is encouraging start to over the last four years the federal government has borrowed 5.26 billion dollars on average every day

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The government won't even be able to make progress to paying down the federal debt until it finds about another $2 trillion in annual reoccurring spending

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President Trump has signed an executive order on Tuesday calling for the policy recommendation to decrease the cost of in vitro federalization

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The order will also recognize the public policy that must take make it easier for loving and longing mothers and fathers to have children

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You may recall that the Harris campaign accused Trump of wanting to ban IVF so there's something to talk about there

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Also in some other information judge Tanya Chituka ruled on Tuesday that she had no power to stop doge from doing this ending a lawsuit brought by 14 attorney generals

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Also the judge issued the ruling with a bowl of a sorceress of grapes what though writing in the ruling plaintiffs legitimately call into question

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What appears to be the unchecked authority to an un-elected individual and an entity that was not created by Congress and over which has no oversight

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But she concedes there is no clear evidence of imminent and reprehensible harm of these plaintiffs

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Also worth noting the administration submitted legal filings this week that Elon Musk is an unpaid senior advisor to the president like thousands of others under the previous presidents

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So there you go a lot of stuff going on little time to talk about it so there you go something goes in the lingo's with the bingo's no doubt there

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So let's continue talking about some other stuff real quick let's talk about the numbers because we are a number gen a number generator in regards of what we do

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The Dow ticked up about 10 points to close at 44,556 on Tuesday the S&P increased by 14 points to close at 6,129 and the NASDAQ increased by 14 points to close at 20,041

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West Texas intermediate closed at $71 a barrel and Brent crude was at $75 a barrel the national average price of a gallon of gas was $3.16 on Tuesday

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And Bitcoin slid again on Tuesday trading just around $95,000 tonight's powerball drawing will be for $195 million jackpot or $90 million cash payout

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Okay so let's talk about this making Kelly stirred up some controversy with some now viral posts on X about how the modern woman should be able to have it all money kids careers in perfect relationship

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The only thing stopping you is your decision to settle for less she concluded on the post while thousands like the post others took the comments to share their disgust

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And patronizing advice from the podcast host I don't consider for going a career and choosing to be the stay at home wife and mother to be less

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One user wrote while another stated it's okay to find a man who wants to provide for her for his family

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And then what else no one suggested otherwise try to keep up Kelly clipped back in the later comments were taking another look similar to the outrage of football star Harrison bucked her face after his speech to stay at home moms

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Couldn't Kelly posts would be taken supporting women's rights to choose the path even if the path to staying at home as long as that's what the woman chooses to do

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So there you so there you go so I don't know some stuff there so it says leaders as possible to make your own money have your own career pay for your own swanky New York City apartment etc.

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Find a man who loves you who wants to have to have and raise kids with you and wants to be with you and only you the only thing stopping you is your decision to settle for less that's what the post says

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Controversy creates cash Eric Bischoff let's go with that because I think that that's the better way to go with this anyways Teddy Mellencamp family updated Real Housewives fans about their ongoing recovery from brain surgery doctors discovered multiple tumors on her brain last week after the 43 year old sought help following weeks of severe deliberating

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Deliberating headaches to have since been removed and the rest will be treated with radiation according to an Instagram post at the end of her bed or bedside Teddy sister justice called her the strongest person that she knows while noting that it's horrific and is

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It is to watch a loved one to suffer Teddy's estranged husband also posted on her and said recovering saying the outpouring of love via Teddy Mellencamp so there you go.

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Some interesting stuff no doubt about that as we are talking about all this stuff also take a listen to this someone Biles and football star Jonathan Owens finally took their honeymoon two years after their time to not the Olympic just documented the trip to South Africa on her Instagram.

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Including a wild safari ride which included a male lion strutting along with their vehicle says not gonna lie I almost pooped myself she captured in the clip about the encounter I get it it would make sense to me also Megan the stallion has a new tequila brand in collaboration with her

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30th birthday the rapper unveiled a chicas divertidas so fun girls the brand includes two flavors Blanco and resposado the first features notes a citrus rosemary and green tea, while the latter has notes of caramelized agave American oak and cooking spices the bottle will be

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sold at limited amounts and select retailers in the US. This is according to people, not the magazine just the people I mean I don't know just kidding about that part. Okay, so with that being said let's get into our main story, because I think it's time to do that.

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Here is our main story on the way to our safety show. You know, I have such a fun time going around and being able to interact with people. I'm talking about the stuff that we get to do for work, the stuff that we get to do around the stuff that we get to communicate

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about in regards of what is going on with land you know people are out there doing stuff inside of organizations that is way more difficult than the stuff that I do on a daily basis.

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They're going out there and they're doing the work, they're referencing what's happening. They're trying to make sure that things change in a positive outliners outliers and so on.

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So I get to take a look around and help out with saying okay, this is what we get to do now keep in mind that when you are out there doing the stuff. There are things that you have to engage with.

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Now, let's put it, let's put it this way because sometimes people are like you're in an isolation box, meaning me.

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And I get to do and say whatever I want. Well, I don't know if I do it that way but I get to see some things that are pretty strange out there.

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But I look at it from the standpoint of you have options. As you're going through some of this stuff.

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You have some things that you can take a look at and go does this make sense or not.

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That's the other curtail thing there. But I want to reference this because here's what happens in organizations.

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Here's what happens when you get to places.

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Some places have rules that are there that are unbreakable, meaning if you break this rule no matter what.

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You can't continue to do business. You can't work there. You can't be employed. You can't be a team member.

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We're not calling them life-saving rules because that's not what we're talking about.

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It's the non-negotiables. You know what I'm talking about. I mean sometimes they're not even written down.

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They're just non-negotiables about things that go on inside of the organization.

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So of course I get one of these lovely calls that's making reference on how to manage those and how to have those conversations about that.

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Because here's the most difficult part about the whole thing.

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If you have some of these things, these unbreakable, these rules that cannot be broken regardless and they're not discussed, it becomes a problem.

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And even though they're unwritten rules and there's things that you have to work around, curtailer around the things, it's sometimes stuff that you have to talk about.

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Because it gets weird when you have these rules and they're not discussed.

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Some people don't like talking about it. It's the uncomfortable.

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Oh, and then it's that weird conversation of, well, nobody ever said that was a rule. Well, sometimes it doesn't have to be said.

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We just kind of know that it already exists.

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So let's take a look at some of these things. Let's have a conversation or two about this.

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So what do I recommend here?

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I guess the position inside of your workplace is going to play a key factor of what happens.

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Maybe it's time to have that conversation with human resources.

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Maybe it's time to have that conversation with the operational team of going.

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What are the non-negotiables here?

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What are the rules that cannot be broken? Because here's what happens.

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Most of the time, these rules will show up if you're doing a learning team.

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Somebody will say, this is what we're discovering.

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This is what was going on. And then somebody will have an X idea that we need to do.

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And somebody who goes, no, we have this unbreakable here.

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We have this rule that is in place that nobody talks about.

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So opposed to waiting to that moment to occur, maybe it's that time to have the conversation of what we can and cannot do.

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And yeah, some people are going to have a hard time with saying, why are we putting this in writing?

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Because we need to know.

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Just imagine black line, blue line as we talk about work, imagine versus work performed black line, work, imagine, work performed, blue line.

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You have to think about all these things. If you don't do anything about it, guess what happens?

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We get stuck like Chuck.

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We look at this stuff and go, I don't know what to do and what to have, how to move forward next.

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And then you have to find that you have to have or find someone to have that conversation with regardless.

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It becomes a very, very, very, very strange thing overall when it's all said and done.

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What did she just say?

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

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At safety FM, we're all about making smart decisions on the job and in life. So take into your financial future.

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This is Jay Allen reminding you to stay safe, stay smart and invest in your tomorrow.

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More hits to help you work. To get rich, you got to work hard.

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I just made so much money that I could just sit around on my ass all day and play video games.

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Wait, I forgot about Dogecoin. Dogecoin rules! Radio Biiiitt!

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OK, here we are 44 minutes past the top of the hour and we are still hanging out here on the rated R safety show.

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Yeah, this right here little song called Got Nerve. That's by Flower.

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Yeah, Flower. Songs readily available on Spotify, Apple Music and YouTube Music. Hey now!

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Yeah, a lot of stuff going on inside of the world of the multiverse.

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We would definitely like to thank Flower for allowing us to play this here on the rated R safety show.

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OK, so let's get into the move and the groove of the things that we need to talk about because that's what we do around here.

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If anything, if anything sticks out or if anything you pay attention to or if anything you realize is going to be the most important thing that I ever tell you.

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It's this this right here. No matter what you are facing, you deserve to be connected to help.

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And the people that to write love on our arms want you to know that people have been where you are now and things can get better.

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Healing is possible. To find out more information, all you have to do is go to TWLOHA.com.

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That's TWLOHA.com and click on the section that says Find Help.

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

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That's TWLOHA.com to write love on her arms.

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I'm going to tell you, you go to that website, it's life-changing. And I'm not joking as I say that. That's not me being sarcastic.

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It has such good information that it can be stuff that is related that is important to you as you move forward.

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TWLOHA.com.

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Okay, let's talk about some things that are going on out there inside of the world of the multiverse.

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A Harvard genetics expert claims that monitoring your fingernail growth can provide insights to your aging and biological health.

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Dr. David Sinclair explains that nail growth is linked to cell regeneration.

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And the faster your nails grow, the healthier you are and younger your body is.

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Biologically studies dating back to 1979 found that fingernail growth slows by about 0.5% each year after the age of 30.

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That decrease in growth is associated with aging and body ability to generate new healthier cells' declines.

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Dr. Sinclair believes that nail growth is a useful indicator of biological age, distinct in chronological age, fast-growing nails that could indicate slower aging.

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And while slower growth might suggest opposite, additionally as people age they produce less keratin, leading to battle with brittle and fragile nails, which both are linked to aging process.

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Great, now I've become obsessive about fast fingernail growing instead of how fast my hair is turning gray, which I have done so it really doesn't matter.

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And let's see, is toenail length an indicator asking for a friend? Yeah, because I've had issues with that stuff for a while.

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In some other news, let's do some tech talk, because that seems like a good idea coming from me, don't you think?

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So let's see. Instagram appears to be testing a new feature that allows users to dislike comments, but some users are slamming the feature promoting bullying and negativity.

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Instagramers shared the screenshot of their comment section that features the newly down arrow.

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One commentator said, you can now downvote dislike comments on Instagram. What? Why? Another agreed writing people are already on hinge. We definitely don't need that feature.

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And another Instagramer wrote that the new feature will take cyberbullying to another level.

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A meta spokesperson said the feature is being tested for people privately and signal that they don't feel good about a particular comment.

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We're getting to the point now that it's that if this was on Facebook, every comment would be a dislike.

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In some other news, ex owner Elon Musk claims is the latest version of X model Grok 3 is the smartest AI on Earth.

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Grok was released on Monday night based on Musk's previous comments. The users can expect Grok 3 to perform better than open AIs chat GPT, which will run by rival Sam Altman better than deep seek.

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The Chinese AI model recently appeared as well as other well-known models. Elon quote Grok 3 is scary smart.

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Maybe so, but will it win an argument with my grandma? Maybe that's the maybe that's the the thing that we have to test it against.

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Anyways, with that being said, let's bring some John Smalls into our lives and let him tell us about the motivation minute because the motivation minute courtesy of Genesis gold IRA dot com and Jay's case medical dot com.

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Motivation. Today's quote was submitted by Seth Betty Frieden said aging is not lost youth, but a new stage of opportunity and strength.

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Each year I get a little older and my perspective on things changes. If you're my age or older, you know exactly what I'm talking about.

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I remember when I was young, there was a TV show called the Golden Girls. It was a funny comedy about these older ladies.

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Now I did air quotes here because that was a fact that's not so factual. If you ask me, did you know the youngest of the Golden Girls was only 51 and the oldest was 63 that was during season one according to the internet.

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And even if that's off a little bit, it's not that old anymore. At least not if you ask me.

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

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I'm John small. Thanks for listening. Your favorite motivational quotes can be submitted for upcoming programs at motivation minute dot org.

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Hello, I'm Richard Exley with your one minute devotion. According to Gordon McDonald, studies suggest that more than half of midlife males live with at least one secret.

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Which if revealed would bring about catastrophic consequences. Even if your secret is never discovered, it's still exacts a heavy toll.

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Here's how David described it. My guilt has overwhelmed me all day long. I go about morning. My back is filled with searing pain.

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There's no health in my body. I groan in anguish of heart. There's only one way to end your torment. Confess your sins and come clean with God.

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Lord, help us to confess our secret sins. Forgive us and change us in the name of Jesus, we pray. Amen.

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

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Here is the news on the Road to Our Safety Show.

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House Republicans have announced their own investigation into the events of January 6th, forming a subcommittee to examine the circumstances surrounding the Capitol riot. Jim Kender with the latest.

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This initiative comes in response to ongoing inquiries by other legislative bodies and aims to provide a different perspective on the incident. The subcommittee plans to review actions taken by law enforcement and security measures in place at time.

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Members assert their investigation will offer a comprehensive understanding of the events leading up to and during the unrest. In Ukraine, discussions are underway for a potential agreement to exchange critical minerals for military assistance.

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The nation, abundant in Ilmenite used for titanium, is exploring partnerships with US companies to bolster its defense capabilities. However, security concerns due to the ongoing conflict pose significant challenges to finalizing such deals. Benjamin Wright reporting.

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European leaders are intensifying efforts to address the ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine. Responding to US mediation attempts, Joseph Eccerson reports.

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France has announced a meeting with other European nations while Baltic states advocate for increased support for Ukraine. Finnish President Alexander Stubb emphasizes the importance of applying maximum pressure on Russia through sanctions before engaging in negotiations.

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This is the latest news headlines.

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Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers has unveiled a $500 million proposal to reform the state's correction system, which includes closing the Green Bay Prison established in 1898. Kyle Norris reports.

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The initiative aims to address issues such as inmate deaths, staff assaults, and federal investigations without constructing a new facility. Evers suggests expanding earned release programs for nonviolent offenders and repurposing existing prisons to focus on vocational training.

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In the aftermath of Hurricane Helene, some North Carolina residents support President Donald Trump's proposal to eliminate FEMA, citing inadequate relief efforts.

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Emily Russell from Swannanoa reported receiving no aid from the agency, relying instead on volunteers for assistance. FEMA had allocated significant funds following the hurricane's extensive damage, but residents like Danny Bailey face bureaucratic hurdles in accessing aid. Lawrence Keller reporting.

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Netflix has announced plans to increase its subscription prices across various tiers in the United States. The streaming giant sites rising content production costs and investments in new programming as reasons for the price hike. Existing subscribers will receive notifications about the changes, which are set to take effect in the coming billing cycles. Jessica Oakley reporting.

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

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Warning listening to other radio stations could cause testicle shrinkage. I'm talking truth.

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Sounds like a scary proposition and hold on is the Netflix only raising prices in the US that got interesting quick as we are talking. Okay, so let's talk about some things that happened back on this day back in.

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Let's see in 2010 Tiger would publicly apologize for his civilization affairs that had been haunting him since the previous November over the Thanksgiving holiday in 2009 he crashed his car into a fire hydrant after a spat with his wife rumors world about why he was leaving at the at that hour and the cause for the collision and the

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future in weeks at least a dozen women came forward alleging affairs with the golfer that happened back in 2010. Okay, let's talk about some birthdays that are going on today. Millie Bobby Brown turns 21 Chappell Rowan turns 27 victory justice turns 31 Sam Reid 38 Hillary Duff turns 40.

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Tommy Bennett turns 52 Eric lounge turns 52 as well Bellamy young 55 seal turned 62 today Prince Andrews turned 65 Roger Goodell turned 66 and Smokey Robinson turns 85 today in case you're wondering about what birthday is really getting some days of the year to celebrate its

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National tug of war day Confessions Day and National chocolate mint day minty minty day is what it sounds like there so there you go some stuff to talk about if you need a random joke for today.

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Quiet quite a name for myself back home. I left when I found out that name was. Yeah, that's it. That's it. That's all you get. You need a phone started for today. Try this the best way you or someone you know has gotten out of a ticket or trouble with the law.

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What did they do?

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PG people PG keep it that way. Okay, if you need a question for the water cooler. Try this women read this 45% longer than men do. What is it?

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A menu for a restaurant. Don't know if that's true. I'm just sharing that with you. That's that's the way that it goes. Anyways, that's going to sum up our time together. So thank you for hanging out with me on this lovely whip them out Wednesday. No doubt about that.

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At the top of the hour, I will be going over to radio big.fm. If you want to come and hang out with me. So you can come and do that. If you don't, that's fine. It's perfectly fine. Don't take it the wrong way.

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If you stay on safety FM, you will hang out with the likes of Sheldon Primus, where he will talk to you about the world of safety consulting. So that's it. That's what we got. Thank you for your time. Really do appreciate it because without you, it makes no sense to do what we do around here.

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So if I can leave you with a deep thought for today, I would love to leave you with this. Perfection is not attainable. But if we chase perfection, we can catch excellence.

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

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