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Speaker 2: Used Talk Said Talk said.

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Speaker 3: Hello, my beautiful beanies, and welcome to the bean for Friday.

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Speaker 3: First with yesterday's news, I am Glen Hart and we

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Speaker 3: are looking back at Thursday long term renters. Kerrie Woodham

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Speaker 3: was really getting stuck into that yesterday morning. Are we

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Speaker 3: spending too much time chasing cannabis users? And that's what

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Speaker 3: the Afternoon Show wanted to know. Early Edition wanted to

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Speaker 3: have a say, And when I say Early Edition, I

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Speaker 3: mean Andrew Dickens wanted to have a say about comedians

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Speaker 3: he's been watching lately, and Marcus has a cup of tea.

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Speaker 3: But before any of that, Yes, so Liberation Day yesterday

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Speaker 3: for Trubb, I think the rest of the world found

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Speaker 3: it slightly less liberating. What was Ryan Bridge's take?

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Speaker 4: If you do listen to this program often, you'll know

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Speaker 4: I spoke about the chairman of HSBC the other week,

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Speaker 4: Mark Tucker is his name HSBC, of course, being the

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Speaker 4: largest funder of trading free trade in the world. He

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Speaker 4: gave an interesting speech. He said, globalization as we know

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Speaker 4: it is basically over instead of one big world trading freely,

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Speaker 4: We'll split up into smaller groups and political blocks, bricks countries.

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Speaker 4: That's Russia, China, India, Brazil, South Africa, Indonesia. They'll start

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Speaker 4: doing a lot more trade with each other. Trump is

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Speaker 4: creating a new world order with these tariffs. But how

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Speaker 4: do we fit into it? What's our goal? We're chasing

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Speaker 4: a deal with India, which is obviously not a bad thing,

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Speaker 4: but that could take years, will never happen, and if

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Speaker 4: it does, maybe without derry. What happens when China invades

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Speaker 4: Taiwan and the world blacklists it. There's thirty eight billion

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Speaker 4: dollars in two way trade, our biggest trading partner. What

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Speaker 4: do we do then? While Trump was apping friend and

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Speaker 4: foe alike with terrorists today, he mentioned war at least

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Speaker 4: a couple of times in the time that I was

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Speaker 4: watching his press conference. He says, we need a strong

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Speaker 4: manufacturing base to sustain a war effort, should we need one.

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Speaker 4: The guy clearly has a long term plan he thinks

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Speaker 4: will help America protect and prosper itself. The question is

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Speaker 4: do we And.

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Speaker 3: Again, you've immediately got to when you start talking about

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Speaker 3: long term plans You've immediately got to wonder if this

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Speaker 3: whole three year term of government thing is sustainable because

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Speaker 3: you can't three years isn't really enough for big picture

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Speaker 3: plans to settle in? I wouldn't have thought. I mean,

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Speaker 3: don't look at me. I can't even decide where to

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Speaker 3: have dinner.

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Speaker 2: Tonight news talk has it been.

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Speaker 3: Actually speaking of long term things? Carrie Woodham was talking

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Speaker 3: about long term renters yesterday morning.

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Speaker 5: Surely you can't expect tenants to be moving every two

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Speaker 5: years when renting is their life, when that is what

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Speaker 5: they are going to be doing forever. How is it

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Speaker 5: that there is so much tune and from what is

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Speaker 5: the catalyst for the move? Is it landlords booting tenants

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Speaker 5: out for what reason? I can't see why it's in

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Speaker 5: the best interests of landlords to move good tenants on.

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Speaker 5: Certainly the stories we've had whenever this topic has come up,

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Speaker 5: I do tend to hear from very good landlords and

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Speaker 5: from tenants who do have good landlords. I suppose they're

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Speaker 5: quite happy and confident to be discussing the topic. But

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Speaker 5: why on earth would a landlord want to move a

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Speaker 5: tenant on if they're paying the rent on time? Keeping

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Speaker 5: the place tidy. How is it in their interests and

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Speaker 5: how is it in the best interests of tenants to

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Speaker 5: pack up, find the bond, pay the moving costs every

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Speaker 5: two years?

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Speaker 3: Yeah, good questions. I think once the number one is

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Speaker 3: moving out again. You moved out once before, you moved

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Speaker 3: out a couple of times. Maybe he's coming back. But

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Speaker 3: hopefully this is this one's going to take. Hopefully she

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Speaker 3: will end up being a long term render. Already had

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Speaker 3: problems with league agreement, the rental agreement. They haven't even

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Speaker 3: moved in yet. If it wasn't what they thought it

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Speaker 2: To be.

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Speaker 3: Tricky business renting. I'm glad those days are behind me.

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Speaker 3: I really hope he works it out, because I don't

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Speaker 3: ever want to see her again, our dad, that's a

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Speaker 3: to see her moving back in again. That's what I meant.

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Speaker 2: You's talk said, right.

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Speaker 3: This is a bit bit of bubbling going on about

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Speaker 3: liberalizing the drug laws of New Zealand. This seems to

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Speaker 3: bubble up for the surface of renown again most of

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Speaker 3: the time, with little effect. Is it what the afternoon

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Speaker 6: This is on the back of a cannabis sting in

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Speaker 6: Three Kings in Auckland. So they raided a large cannabis

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Speaker 6: growing operation in the central Auckland suburb, and a police

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Speaker 6: the Quotas. Police have been at the car Road address

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Speaker 6: since late morning and inquiries ongoing this afternoon. So police

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Speaker 6: have remained at the address and a photographer at the

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Speaker 6: scene said the sense of cannabis at the site was

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Speaker 6: incredibly potent and could be smelled from a nearby motorway.

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Speaker 6: That's probably what gave it away.

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Speaker 7: It is stinky stuff that cannabis, isn't it. But my

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Speaker 7: are we still doing this? Are we still busting cannabis

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Speaker 7: growing operations? Is that where we want our resources being spent?

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Speaker 7: Because it's very easy to sign up to medical marijuana.

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Speaker 7: A number of people that are taking medical medical marijuana.

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Speaker 7: Dozens of states across the United States have legalized it.

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Speaker 7: It just seems that the trend in the world is

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Speaker 7: towards are not worrying so much about cannabis. So do

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Speaker 7: we want police to be deploying their resources into busting

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Speaker 7: up cannabis operations, or do we want them to be

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Speaker 7: laser focused on the dirty myth epidemic in this country

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Speaker 7: because there's no doubt that we have a huge problem

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Speaker 7: with myth, and myth is an evil. It does nothing

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Speaker 7: good in society that there's no justification for myth out there.

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Speaker 7: So should the should the police be smashing up myth

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Speaker 7: labs as hard as they can and maybe just driving

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Speaker 7: past the stanky old large cannabis growing operations and not

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Speaker 7: worrying about them so much?

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Speaker 3: You a needless list of outrage cause you're talking about

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Speaker 4: S gatewagh jougs, satewegh jokes.

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Speaker 3: Maybe I guess where does the gateway first open? With alcohol?

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Speaker 3: With bathing? Probably not with tobacco These days now we

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Speaker 3: can afford that sing So as I usually like to go,

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Speaker 3: this podcast is going to get more random as it

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Speaker 3: goes on. I don't know why Andrew Dickens was talking

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Speaker 3: about comedians that he's been watching or listening too lately,

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Speaker 3: but he was yesterday warning.

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Speaker 8: So at the moment I'm reading Bill Maher's book, what

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Speaker 8: this comedian said will shock you. It's a collection of

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Speaker 8: his best monologues over a year now. I used to

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Speaker 8: think he was quite right wing when I watched his show,

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Speaker 8: but that was because he was merciless against the Biden administration.

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Speaker 8: Now the Trump is in power, he's equally merciless, and

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Speaker 8: I like that. I like that he's telling the truth.

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Speaker 8: I like his pithy observation that conservatives govern with without shame,

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Speaker 8: and liberals shame without governing. That's true in America, that's

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Speaker 8: true here. Both sides are as bad as each other.

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Speaker 8: And he says that is why the world is so

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Speaker 8: full of people who want to break the shit up.

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Speaker 8: I like all these comedians because they bring logic to

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Speaker 8: the fight. They're neither left nor right. They just look

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Speaker 8: at what it is and laughs at it, unlike politicians

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Speaker 8: who will bring whatever might score them votes and the

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Speaker 8: media who will say anything that will get them clicks,

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Speaker 8: which pay the bills.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm pretty sure there are quite a few comedians

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Speaker 3: out there who want people to click on their content. Unfortunately,

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Speaker 3: I'm pretty sure the the urge to be light on

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Speaker 3: socials is a Gennie we can't put back in the

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Speaker 3: bottom for everyone. Sad but true.

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Speaker 2: Talk.

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Speaker 3: Zip Bean Hey, I tell you what, Marcus likes a

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Speaker 3: nice cap and tea. Why am I telling you this?

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Speaker 3: I don't know. I don't know why he's telling us this.

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Speaker 9: I've become an evening tea drinker, and gosh, I'm loving it.

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Speaker 9: I was always one of those coffee balls. Oh, I

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Speaker 9: like a cup of coffee. But I'll tell you what.

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Speaker 9: You don't drink, you drink tea.

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Speaker 2: It's much.

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Speaker 9: It seems to be much more pleasant of an evening

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Speaker 9: find myself less wired. I never thought I'd become a

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Speaker 9: tea boar, but I I just chacked my bag and

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Speaker 9: the gap and leave it. I'm not doing anything wacky

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Speaker 9: with the teapot, but yeah, so there we go. I've

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Speaker 9: often judged tea drinkers in the past, feeling that they

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Speaker 9: were missing out on something, so I apologize.

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Speaker 3: The only thing I don't understand about why people go

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Speaker 3: on about tea is because it's so disgusting. It all

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Speaker 3: just tastes disgusting and yack. If you can't drink coffee

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Speaker 3: at night, go decare.

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Speaker 4: Even better.

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Speaker 2: Have a whiskey.

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Speaker 3: I am a glen Hart. That's my help advice for

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Speaker 3: another day. We'll see you back here with another weekend

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