Speaker 1: You have to buildo in the marketing horizon.
Speaker 2: Rover's morning glory, Sho's.
Speaker 1: He coming up in a few minutes. What do you
Speaker 1: have on the way, Dougie?
Speaker 3: And a story about an auction a sports figure could
Speaker 3: have the highest fetching auction price of any piece out there.
Speaker 3: Who is the athlete and what's the piece that could get?
Speaker 3: They say over one hundred million dollars?
Speaker 1: One hundred million dollars.
Speaker 4: I'll tell you the story.
Speaker 5: All right, Well one hundred million. I have no idea.
Speaker 5: What could that possibly be? One hundred million dollars?
Speaker 6: Two?
Speaker 1: Yeah, what is an item? One hundred million dollars?
Speaker 4: I'll have that story for you next.
Speaker 1: Okay, Well, we'll get to that in just a moment.
Speaker 5: Somebody says, Rover, why would you need to know about
Speaker 5: the death of that two year old.
Speaker 1: Boy. We're talking about the guy.
Speaker 5: From the bills at Oliver's son who died two months ago,
Speaker 5: drowned in the family's backyard pool. It's not reported on
Speaker 5: until just a couple of days ago, not reported on
Speaker 5: for two months. Why would you need to know? One
Speaker 5: reason why, and this is anybody one reason why. This
Speaker 5: is why we have reporting. This is why we have
Speaker 5: media is so that we can be aware of something
Speaker 5: as opposed to what they did these bills reporters who
Speaker 5: kept us under wraps, So that we can be aware
Speaker 5: of something, track the progress and the public can be
Speaker 5: assured that there's no cover up, that there's no weird
Speaker 5: things going on, anything like that. So that's one main reason.
Speaker 3: No, that's not a good reason, because it is as
Speaker 3: long as law enforcement they know that nothing we went
Speaker 3: on and there's no there's no arrest or they're.
Speaker 4: Not covering up a crime. We don't need to know
Speaker 4: any of that.
Speaker 5: But this is why, No, this is why you need
Speaker 5: to know, to make sure that they're that this family
Speaker 5: is being treated the same way as your next door
Speaker 5: neighbors would be treated.
Speaker 1: Dugie.
Speaker 5: If they're two year olds round in their backyard pool,
Speaker 5: I don't know, they might end up being charged. Is
Speaker 5: this guy getting favorable treatment because he's an NFL player?
Speaker 1: This is why we need to know these things.
Speaker 5: I can't believe that you're advocating, you're that so called newsgirl,
Speaker 5: that you're advocating keeping things under wraps. Yes, no, that's
Speaker 5: that's absolutely not the way that they should be done.
Speaker 4: Of what they're going through.
Speaker 1: Yes, just being out there is different.
Speaker 5: I'm not saying you have to go out there and
Speaker 5: camp outside of his house. I'm just saying it should
Speaker 5: be reported on Jake in Pennsylvania.
Speaker 1: You're on Rover's Morning Glory. Good morning, Jake, Good morning wherever.
Speaker 1: How are you, Hey? What's happening? Kay?
Speaker 6: I just wanted to get your thoughts on all the
Speaker 6: drama from the w NBA over the weekend.
Speaker 7: Was first, I think it was Friday night, there was.
Speaker 1: The Chicago game.
Speaker 7: There were three dodas thrown.
Speaker 1: On the court. I've only seen video of one.
Speaker 7: And then in the Chicago Indiana game that Enis Kanter.
Speaker 6: The NBA player that declared for the WNBA draft. He
Speaker 6: was sitting courtside with a shirt that said something like
Speaker 6: inn like a definition like woman, like adult female or something,
Speaker 6: and he got into a shouting Matsrijuana.
Speaker 1: Players and got kicked out.
Speaker 5: Yeah, one of the players for some reason started They
Speaker 5: got into some sort of beef and it seems like
Speaker 5: the player is the one who started it and then
Speaker 5: he gets kicked out for some reason. Why would he
Speaker 5: get kicked out all he did? Look, I didn't watch it.
Speaker 5: I only saw still frames of the video. To be
Speaker 5: honest with you, but it looked to me like he
Speaker 5: was had his arms out. Here's what it says, woman
Speaker 5: now adult human female. It says uh and so uh
Speaker 5: he wore that shirt to the WIBA game. One of
Speaker 5: these players, whoever, this chick is Cloud I think is
Speaker 5: her last name. She starts going after this guy and
Speaker 5: has to be held back by her teammates. And you know,
Speaker 5: this guy didn't do anything as far as I can tell.
Speaker 5: What you know, the player is the one who should
Speaker 5: have been removed from the game, not this guy.
Speaker 1: He was kicked out of the arena. So there was
Speaker 1: enough people who was Natasha Cloud?
Speaker 5: Okay, listen the WNBA, they have a very weird thing.
Speaker 5: First of all, as far as I know, other than
Speaker 5: maybe there are people in the WNBA.
Speaker 1: We talked about Britney Grinder in the past. I don't know.
Speaker 5: Maybe she's you know, we used to call it when
Speaker 5: I was a kid, hermaphrodite. I don't think that's politically
Speaker 5: correct these days. Maybe I intersex. I don't know what
Speaker 5: the correct phrasing is or the correct term, but I
Speaker 5: think there's something going on with her. I mean, we've
Speaker 5: seen her speak and heard her speak and seeing her
Speaker 5: without a top on shooting hoops in her backyard. This
Speaker 5: is not a quote unquote normal woman's physy.
Speaker 1: Physiology there, So I'm not sure.
Speaker 5: Maybe there are people in the w NBA that are
Speaker 5: trans or intersects or whatever the terminology is. I don't know,
Speaker 5: but this doesn't seem to be like that big of
Speaker 5: an issue, Like there's no as far as I know,
Speaker 5: there's no, Like there aren't a bunch of transgenders clamoring
Speaker 5: to get into the wi BA. Maybe there are now
Speaker 5: these guys, these former NBA players are trying to declare
Speaker 5: their eligibility for the draft. But the w n B
Speaker 5: A is making a terrible decision. Well, I don't know,
Speaker 5: it could be Geves. I was gonna say they're making
Speaker 5: a terrible decision because they keep getting wrapped up in
Speaker 5: these sorts of things dildos and transgenders, and I'm like,
Speaker 5: why wouldn't you focus on the actual sport. But maybe
Speaker 5: the actual sport isn't that great, So maybe what they're
Speaker 5: doing actually is maybe it is genius, because the more
Speaker 5: you can distract people from poor gameplay, the better it
Speaker 5: is and still get attention for the league, the better
Speaker 5: it is. I saw something, let me see if I
Speaker 5: can find it here.
Speaker 1: And that is a good point because that that woman, I've.
Speaker 8: Never heard of her before, and after she got in
Speaker 8: that argument, she's also the one that made the statement
Speaker 8: about them throwing the sex toys on the court, that
Speaker 8: saying that, uh uh, it's I said something like, oh,
Speaker 8: it's the gayest stuff I've ever seen. You must be
Speaker 8: a homosex for yourself, she said something. But like she
Speaker 8: she started making headlines over both of these, which I
Speaker 8: don't think anybody else would ever heard of her if.
Speaker 1: It wasn't for both these events happening. Well, let me
Speaker 1: let me just tell you why.
Speaker 5: I so, maybe they are genius for what they're doing,
Speaker 5: But then then they do stuff like this, and I
Speaker 5: go and again, maybe I'm maybe I'm just not seeing
Speaker 5: the true genius of it. Because I see this, I go,
Speaker 5: why would they even do this? The Toronto Tempo, that's
Speaker 5: the w NBA team in Toronto?
Speaker 1: Who knew? Either way?
Speaker 5: I guarantee you, I could go out and ask one
Speaker 5: hundred people on the street, what's the w NBA team
Speaker 5: in Toronto?
Speaker 1: Nobody would know Toronto Tempo.
Speaker 5: This is the first I've ever actually heard of this team,
Speaker 5: the Toronto Tempo, and maybe they're new, I don't know.
Speaker 5: The Toronto Tempo revealed Daz, which is a non binary
Speaker 5: snapping turtle mascot that they have who uses she they
Speaker 5: pronouns and has a fondness for soft shell tacos that
Speaker 5: could be double entendre for munching box soft shell tacos.
Speaker 5: I mean, this is weird, but why would you?
Speaker 1: Why would you?
Speaker 5: And then there's also another mascot that they have, which
Speaker 5: is also I believe I'm not sure if that other
Speaker 5: mascot is non binary or not, but but why would
Speaker 5: you if you're a w NBA team, why would you
Speaker 5: point out that your mascot is non binary?
Speaker 1: I mean, what, here's the.
Speaker 8: Exactly because to get to get it, to get you
Speaker 8: to talk about it, and that's exactly what that means.
Speaker 5: With the soft tacos, it has to be right, I mean,
Speaker 5: there's I'm not I read that and I go, Jesus man,
Speaker 5: somebody's talking.
Speaker 1: About munching box.
Speaker 2: Yes they are.
Speaker 1: What do you do you think that there's.
Speaker 9: Actual soft taco douche No, no, no, I can't be
Speaker 9: because it's just tied in with the non binary thing
Speaker 9: and the chine they pronouns.
Speaker 1: It's just I have to reading too far into this
Speaker 1: to figure this out.
Speaker 3: What's the difference between soft taco and hard taco?
Speaker 1: Well, what woman has a hard taco?
Speaker 4: What makes it? Oh, it is a hard taco. A boy, what.
Speaker 1: Have you ever?
Speaker 4: Have you have you?
Speaker 1: Have you seen your own vagina?
Speaker 5: I know it's been a while since anybody's seen it,
Speaker 5: but if you look at your own vagina, don't saw
Speaker 5: shell taco?
Speaker 1: Okay, all right, well whatever?
Speaker 5: Uh so, yeah, Jake, I would say that maybe maybe
Speaker 5: they are.
Speaker 1: Maybe maybe they're having the last laugh.
Speaker 5: I thought that this was all a distraction, but maybe
Speaker 5: they're the ones having the last laugh.
Speaker 1: So thank you, Jake.
Speaker 5: Somebody sent me when the WNBA had their All Star game.
Speaker 5: I almost we never played the clip because I didn't
Speaker 5: believe that it was real and I was just frankly
Speaker 5: too lazy to.
Speaker 1: Fact check it.
Speaker 5: But somebody sent me what was allegedly, uh, you know,
Speaker 5: highlight clips.
Speaker 1: Maybe not highlight clips.
Speaker 5: Okay, maybe the WNBA didn't put the you know, they
Speaker 5: didn't put it out themselves, but somebody sent me just
Speaker 5: a compilation of clips it was like two or three
Speaker 5: or four minutes long from the WNBA All Star Game.
Speaker 1: The gameplay was so.
Speaker 5: Atrocious, so pathetic, I'm talking missed layups, I'm talking, I mean,
Speaker 5: just absolutely horrendous that it led me to believe that
Speaker 5: what I was watching had to have been AI generated.
Speaker 5: And I assume that the person who sent it to
Speaker 5: me is probably getting it off of some right wing
Speaker 5: website or you know, libs of TikTok or something, and
Speaker 5: they just there their conditioned to hate the w NBA.
Speaker 1: So I said, I think they're being duped.
Speaker 5: They have to be. This has this cannot be real.
Speaker 5: And ever since then, it's been stuck in my head.
Speaker 5: Were those was that actual game footage from the w
Speaker 5: NBA All Star Game? I mean, it was so horrendous
Speaker 5: that if that is the product that they're putting out there,
Speaker 5: and I get it with the NBA and they're All
Speaker 5: Star game and no defense is played and that sort
Speaker 5: of stuff, but you don't see people, you don't see.
Speaker 1: Guys missing layups and stuff.
Speaker 5: If that's the product that's happening on the court, if
Speaker 5: that's what it is, then yeah, you need every distraction
Speaker 5: you could possibly get. You need transgender mascots and everything
Speaker 5: soft shell eating turtles you need at all, because it's
Speaker 5: it's an utter embarrassment of what's happening out there.
Speaker 1: If that's an indicative of.
Speaker 3: The gameplay, why can't you be more supportive of them?
Speaker 1: Oh, I'm not unsupportive. I'm not unsupportive.
Speaker 3: I just no things that you say.
Speaker 5: I'm just saying, if that's the gameplay, I understand why
Speaker 5: they want to distract people from seeing how terrible the
Speaker 5: gameplay is. I readily admit I don't know if that's
Speaker 5: real game footage or not. It was so unbelievably bad
Speaker 5: that I don't think it could be real. It's just
Speaker 5: my personal opinion, but maybe it was. If it was,
Speaker 5: they got big, big problems on their hands. If those
Speaker 5: are their all stars. Dougi, are you ready for these hizzy? Yes,
Speaker 5: here we go.
Speaker 4: Jasy, I'll rollers morning glory.
Speaker 3: Trade talks between the United States and Canada fell apart
Speaker 3: late Friday, leading to new fifty percent US tiros on
Speaker 3: about twenty billion dollars worth of Canadian The Prime Minister
Speaker 3: said that Canada had made progress in the talks, but
Speaker 3: new US demands were unfair and would hurt key Canadian industry,
Speaker 3: especially autos. He suspended the negotiations and said Canada will
Speaker 3: answer with matching tariffs on American goods starting September eighth.
Speaker 3: Trade Representative Jameson Greer blamed Canada for backing away from
Speaker 3: earlier promises and continuing limits on some American products. So
Speaker 3: we're in a little bit of a situation with Canada.
Speaker 5: I read that the US doesn't like, like this is
Speaker 5: a weird hill to die on. They don't like that
Speaker 5: Canada has people that speak French in some parts of Canada,
Speaker 5: and that they actually have a law that, you know,
Speaker 5: certain amounts of content have to be in French and
Speaker 5: labels have to be in English.
Speaker 1: And in French.
Speaker 5: They don't like that, and that was one of the
Speaker 5: sticking points that the United States like, we don't like
Speaker 5: these French labels. If you look at every label in
Speaker 5: the United States, go get a box of cereal, you're
Speaker 5: gonna see it in English and in Spanish. So I
Speaker 5: don't see what the big deal is, but I was
Speaker 5: one of the sticking points.
Speaker 3: I guess now you I always tell my kid or
Speaker 3: the kids that I see at the studio, pick your
Speaker 3: battles in life.
Speaker 4: Like, is this something you really want to fight?
Speaker 7: You know?
Speaker 5: Well, look, I'm not an expert in trade talks or whatever,
Speaker 5: but I think Canada might be calling the US is bluff.
Speaker 1: And now from what.
Speaker 5: They're saying is that once everything had been agreed to,
Speaker 5: then the US came with like twenty different other demands
Speaker 5: and they're like, we'll throw this in and this in
Speaker 5: and this in. And they go all wait to say,
Speaker 5: we're not. We already have an agreement in place. We
Speaker 5: already they just last week we talked about it. You
Speaker 5: talked about it in this sh isy how they were
Speaker 5: suspending these tariffs they were supposed to be put in
Speaker 5: place or whatever.
Speaker 6: I don't know.
Speaker 1: I can't keep track of all this stuff because.
Speaker 5: It's they're on, they're off. It's like the straight of
Speaker 5: hor moves. It's open, it's closed, it's open again. I mean,
Speaker 5: it's just it's go on.
Speaker 3: A Texas judge has denied Carmelo Anthony's request for a
Speaker 3: new trial, leaving his murder conviction and thirty five year
Speaker 3: prison sentence in place. Anthony, who is nineteen years old,
Speaker 3: was convicted in June of killing seventeen year old to
Speaker 3: Austin Metcap during a high school track meet. This was
Speaker 3: back in April of twenty twenty five. His lawyers argued
Speaker 3: that courtroom rules and a dispute over what evidence could
Speaker 3: be used for his defense, and they also raise concerns
Speaker 3: about comments made by the original trial judge, so that
Speaker 3: has been denied.
Speaker 4: The judge denied it.
Speaker 3: Thousands of people in northwest Indiana have gone more than
Speaker 3: a week without power after a series of powerful storms,
Speaker 3: and some may not get electricity back until August twenty fifth,
Speaker 3: that's tomorrow. The first storm caused about three hundred and
Speaker 3: one thousand outages, affecting more than sixty percent of customers
Speaker 3: served by that electric company that's hits them. So Gary
Speaker 3: was hit especially hard, with winds reaching almost one hundred
Speaker 3: miles per hour.
Speaker 4: If you I don't know where you are, but for.
Speaker 3: Us back home, we were hit with a storm on
Speaker 3: was it Saturday night? Oh my gosh, it was wild.
Speaker 3: It came fast, there was hal wow winds. It was
Speaker 3: beyond crazy last night.
Speaker 5: You keep getting text messages that really annoy me. And
Speaker 5: these random text messages come and they go, hey, uh,
Speaker 5: this is SO and so roofing. We're in your area
Speaker 5: working on roofs because of the hail damage. We'd like
Speaker 5: to come by and give you a free inspection. Like
Speaker 5: shut up, whoever?
Speaker 1: Whoever? Got just a.
Speaker 5: Random text message and it's like, yeah, I want these
Speaker 5: losers to show up at my house that I don't
Speaker 5: know somebody that's doing.
Speaker 1: This, So that does piss me off. I got I
Speaker 1: got some of that over the weekend. I guess because
Speaker 1: of the hail is.
Speaker 4: Your mile Okay, she has her power of.
Speaker 5: Her powers back, her power is back on. But I
Speaker 5: guess my mother is on. She lives in Indiana. I
Speaker 5: guess they're on well water whatever that means exactly, and
Speaker 5: that when the power goes out they have no water either.
Speaker 1: Does that sound right?
Speaker 10: Yeah?
Speaker 11: I had a well the pump probably isn't working now,
Speaker 11: so then there's no water coming through well.
Speaker 5: If your electricity goes out, there's the I guess the
Speaker 5: pump goes out and you have no She's like, we
Speaker 5: couldn't flush the toilets for three or four days.
Speaker 1: What do you do? You go, you go live in
Speaker 1: a hotel somewhere out of tower. I just flushed, but
Speaker 1: they really.
Speaker 11: Get that one flush that's sitting in the.
Speaker 1: Back of the tank.
Speaker 11: So then you have to put water into it, like
Speaker 11: buy a couple of gallons so you could pour water
Speaker 11: into the toilet.
Speaker 3: I mean people have done that just so you're gonna
Speaker 3: let the turd sit there?
Speaker 1: Well, I would assume not.
Speaker 3: No, right, so you just put water in the tank
Speaker 3: and flush it.
Speaker 1: Where are you getting the water from? Water?
Speaker 4: Bottled water?
Speaker 1: Come on?
Speaker 5: Enough to flush a toilet? How much bottled water do
Speaker 5: you have in your house?
Speaker 4: I have probably two cases.
Speaker 3: I always have water in my house and my trunk
Speaker 3: and then two cases of water.
Speaker 1: How much is that? How many toilet flushes is that?
Speaker 6: Of water?
Speaker 4: Just to get the little thing to go down the toilet?
Speaker 1: Just go bit, She's insane, Okay, go on?
Speaker 10: What Snitzer wells? I keep on picturing this stupid the
Speaker 10: well with the thing where you you knowel it down
Speaker 10: with the bucket.
Speaker 1: It's not that kind of yeah, not a well like that.
Speaker 11: Our well was outside of our house, and you could
Speaker 11: you could see the stone kind of looked like that,
Speaker 11: and there was a big stone of flat stone on
Speaker 11: top of it to prevent any kind of animals or
Speaker 11: anything going into it. But we could remove it and
Speaker 11: see how much water there was, Like Mark marks in
Speaker 11: there because as the as the winter comes, our water
Speaker 11: would kind of.
Speaker 1: Because there's not as much groundwater.
Speaker 11: So you would look in there to see how full
Speaker 11: is the well right now, and you would be more
Speaker 11: cognizant of it. Hey, don't take as long as showers
Speaker 11: and at the back of a tank usually holds between
Speaker 11: two to ten gallons, depending on the size of your toy.
Speaker 5: Hey, yeah, but you're gonna do it with their little
Speaker 5: sixteen ounce bottle of water.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 3: The owner of Michael Jordan's Game three nineteen to ninety
Speaker 3: eight NBA Finals jersey has predicted it could fetch one
Speaker 3: hundred million dollars.
Speaker 1: Why why one hundred million dollars.
Speaker 3: The most expensive piece of game warn sports memorabilia ever sold. Now,
Speaker 3: this is sports investor and actor rodgo He is selling
Speaker 3: the one of a kind white game winning.
Speaker 4: Jersey four years after he purchased.
Speaker 3: It, and he believes this will be the first jersey
Speaker 3: to head one hundred million dollars.
Speaker 5: He went on, why why would that? Why would that
Speaker 5: go for one hundred million dollars? What of just what
Speaker 5: makes that one so special?
Speaker 4: It's just special?
Speaker 1: Was it a piece of art?
Speaker 3: Well, yeah, that's what the NBA Finals Journey, Jersey.
Speaker 1: So this is from.
Speaker 5: Game three, you said, Okay, so they didn't actually win
Speaker 5: the finals.
Speaker 1: The game win that at game three? Okay, all right.
Speaker 4: One hundred million dollars. We'll see, we will see if
Speaker 4: that gets.
Speaker 1: So much money. Not gonna happen. Not one hundred million dollars,
Speaker 1: No way.
Speaker 3: Taylor Sheridan, Paramount, and NBC Universal are all being sued
Speaker 3: by a writer who claims that Sheridan stole her idea
Speaker 3: for a TV show and used it to create Yellowstone.
Speaker 3: The writer says she submitted a pilot script, show, bible
Speaker 3: and pitch deck for a show called Sovereign Sovereign Nation
Speaker 3: to Sheridan's reps. This was late twenty sixteen and early
Speaker 3: twenty seventeen. She says Yellowstone used her plot details in
Speaker 3: casting recommendation, so she's now seeking damages and profits tied
Speaker 3: to the alleged copyright infringement and wants to stop future
Speaker 3: and continued infringement.
Speaker 1: Can I ask you a question?
Speaker 3: Yellowstone premiere June twentieth, twenty eighteen.
Speaker 1: Can I ask a question?
Speaker 4: Go ahead?
Speaker 5: She submitted this in twenty sixteen, it's twenty twenty six now,
Speaker 5: you said the show came out in twenty eighteen.
Speaker 1: What took so long?
Speaker 5: Why would you wait ten years to file this lawsuit?
Speaker 5: This sounds like she's probably some sort of nut job.
Speaker 5: No is she would you sue immediately once you saw
Speaker 5: that show come out and you go, wait, they just
Speaker 5: took all my.
Speaker 3: Ideas unless you see the success of it and you
Speaker 3: wait and you realize how big it is, and now
Speaker 3: she's going to.
Speaker 1: Get more more.
Speaker 4: There's a hit right off the bat, but it's bigger now.
Speaker 5: Maybe, but you would have been getting all your royalties
Speaker 5: since they would have continued to show you would get
Speaker 5: up whatever you were. Your cut would have been that
Speaker 5: you negotiate a part. Well, this is crazy.
Speaker 1: I don't know. There's probably nothing. Get this some money grab.
Speaker 3: If she did it, it's her story, she wrote it
Speaker 3: and they stole it, right.
Speaker 1: I don't think that.
Speaker 5: I'd like to see the proof, let's see, And I
Speaker 5: don't think she's gonna win this go on.
Speaker 3: Finally, Buck Cherry the band Buck Cherry's tour bus was
Speaker 3: involved in a multi vehicle accident in South Carolina.
Speaker 4: This was around two am Friday morning.
Speaker 3: It was on I twenty six and no one in
Speaker 3: the band or their crew got hurt, but a person
Speaker 3: who stopped on the highway and got out of their
Speaker 3: car was killed. Oh my god, Buck Cherry said. Tragically.
Speaker 3: Authorities have confirmed that the collision that occurred ahead of
Speaker 3: our bus resulted in a fatality. Our thoughts and deepest
Speaker 3: condolences are with the family and loved ones of the
Speaker 3: person who lost their life.
Speaker 4: So it's scary.
Speaker 3: I'm glad that you guys did that whole tour bus thing,
Speaker 3: but that was very See there's.
Speaker 5: A lot of every time I was in that I
Speaker 5: was thinking, boy, this could be tragedy waiting to happen.
Speaker 3: Yeah, So that is the shizzy on Rovers Morning Glory.
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Speaker 1: You run Rovers Morning Glory Morning Ross. Hey, what's going on?
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Speaker 7: Hey?
Speaker 14: Way, I had an idea, Why don't they just have
Speaker 14: a trans gender league men, women, women, and then you
Speaker 14: got all the nutjobs can play all.
Speaker 1: The nut drops.
Speaker 5: So you tell me just it would be anybody who's transgender,
Speaker 5: whether you're female to male or male to female, you
Speaker 5: play in that particular league. It's just a mishmash of everyone.
Speaker 5: I first of all, I don't think there's enough people
Speaker 5: to actually get a league together with that number of
Speaker 5: transgender plays.
Speaker 1: I just don't know how this became an issue to me.
Speaker 1: It's not issue. There's nobody.
Speaker 5: There are no transgenders playing in the WNBA.
Speaker 1: Why is this? Why are we still talking about this?
Speaker 5: I do agree, though, with Sophie Cunningham and with a
Speaker 5: lot of people, that.
Speaker 1: It shouldn't be allowed.
Speaker 5: You should not allow biological men to participate against women
Speaker 5: in these whether it's high school athletics, college athletics, or
Speaker 5: pro sports, Olympics or whatever. It's just simply not fair.
Speaker 5: I've got to take a break. We'll be right back
Speaker 5: on Rover's Morn of Glory.
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Speaker 1: I don't think you understand how to prave. People are.
Speaker 5: JUGI hater Dave seventy two. You're on Rovers Morning Glory
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Speaker 7: Hey, I got a I got I got a question
Speaker 7: for Yes, do you ever wear makeup?
Speaker 4: Yes, Dave, one and a half mile.
Speaker 1: I'm just wondering.
Speaker 7: I mean, you're naturally pretty, but I think if you
Speaker 7: just take fifteen minutes in the morning and put on
Speaker 7: some eyeliners, a little bit of eye shadow, you looked
Speaker 7: a lot prettier.
Speaker 4: Okay, thank you?
Speaker 1: Yeah, over, how about it?
Speaker 7: How about if we get a how about if we
Speaker 7: get a makeup artist in there and let them go
Speaker 7: on DOUI for about a half hour.
Speaker 5: We had them makeover, new hairstyle and the style list,
Speaker 5: new clothes.
Speaker 3: Make anything else you guys want, and.
Speaker 5: She refuses to do any of that. I likes the
Speaker 5: way she likes the way it is, and I guess
Speaker 5: we just.
Speaker 1: Have to look with it.
Speaker 7: You just looked playing on the TV.
Speaker 1: Appreciate her, Dave.
Speaker 5: I mean you look good on TV though, right, I
Speaker 5: mean we put a little step stool for you to
Speaker 5: get on so we could see you on camera, and
Speaker 5: you know, yeah, he looks good. Uh, you're just putting
Speaker 5: up with it from dogy hater, Dave. You let him
Speaker 5: you let him talk to you that way.
Speaker 4: It's exhausting. He's interesting.
Speaker 7: I'm not downgraded wondering. I never see her with any
Speaker 7: makeup on.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 7: Carmen Andelo compared her to Christie Cable. She would be
Speaker 7: pretty close to Christie Caper. She put on a little
Speaker 7: bit of makeup.
Speaker 5: See, I think she has the makeup on. That's what's
Speaker 5: getting her so riled.
Speaker 3: Up with making I do have makeup on, so you
Speaker 3: all can suck my ass.
Speaker 1: Okay, I'll do that. How do I hater Dave? Let's
Speaker 1: see here?
Speaker 5: Oh the do you remember we had this story where
Speaker 5: this girl douge. It's on stpc is where audio comes up.
Speaker 5: But there's this sixteen year old girl who ran out
Speaker 5: onto the field during a junior high football game, and
Speaker 5: I wondered what was going on? Why did she do this?
Speaker 5: And she blasted one of the players. Here is the
Speaker 5: video here, and she blasts one of the players, just completely, uh.
Speaker 1: Bowls him over. Then he gets up. She pushed him
Speaker 1: over again.
Speaker 5: He almost looks like he could barely walk off under
Speaker 5: his own power, like she really and then she walks
Speaker 5: back to the sideline. She was a miuner was she
Speaker 5: was arrested and charged, but released to her own parents.
Speaker 5: She's sixteen years old, and I said, well, what was
Speaker 5: going on? Why would she do that? It wasn't her boyfriend,
Speaker 5: because this is a sixteen year old girl and this
Speaker 5: was a junior high football game, and we thought, well,
Speaker 5: maybe it was her brother, and that does indeed turn
Speaker 5: out to be the case. Sixteen year old Addison huntingcut.
Speaker 5: She says that she grabbed the and ran and bowled
Speaker 5: this player over after he allegedly grabbed her brother's face
Speaker 5: mask and spun him around several times during the game.
Speaker 5: Addison said that she became fed up with the abuse
Speaker 5: of her brother when he was struck in the ribs,
Speaker 5: which that's when she darted out there onto the field
Speaker 5: and she said, no, I'm done watching this. I wasn't
Speaker 5: going to go after this kid just to go after him.
Speaker 5: That wasn't my intention. Seeing what they were doing to him,
Speaker 5: her brother, and no one's stopping it. That kind of
Speaker 5: made me the last choice. Somebody has to stop this.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 5: We talked about your mother running out. There was a
Speaker 5: guy that sent in video of his mom running out
Speaker 5: onto the wrestling mat when he was in college. No
Speaker 5: less so now that we know the reason why this
Speaker 5: girl ran out and blasted this football player, does that
Speaker 5: Does that make it better for the kid or worse
Speaker 5: for the kid who is getting picked on that his
Speaker 5: sister ran out there? Do you think that makes kids
Speaker 5: less likely to pick on you because your your sister
Speaker 5: is gonna beat some ass like you know, the sister's
Speaker 5: not playing around here?
Speaker 1: Or is it? Is it even worse? Snitzer?
Speaker 5: You have two boys and two girls. Didn't you say
Speaker 5: one of your boys at least one played sports?
Speaker 1: Right? Yeah, all right? What sports did they was hockey?
Speaker 1: Played hockey?
Speaker 7: Yet?
Speaker 5: Okay, if in the middle of a hockey game his
Speaker 5: sister darted out onto the ice and checked one of
Speaker 5: the opposing players into the boards, what do you think
Speaker 5: your your son would have done?
Speaker 1: How would you have felt about that? I have been embarrassed?
Speaker 5: Yeah, sure, see that this player is embarrassed and his
Speaker 5: sister ran out there in the field, and yeah, I agree,
Speaker 5: probably just been mortified.
Speaker 10: You can't have your baby, I don't know. If oh
Speaker 10: it's his older sister, yeah I would be baby. So
Speaker 10: if it was opposite, it was like older. You can't
Speaker 10: have your sister fighting your battles.
Speaker 5: No, no, No, it's embarrassing as a boy, even if
Speaker 5: you're getting beat up. I think he'd rather just get
Speaker 5: beat up than have your sister step in and stop
Speaker 5: you from getting beat up.
Speaker 1: But we'll see what happens to this girl.
Speaker 5: She was charged with with assault and things like that,
Speaker 5: so we'll see if they drop the charges or she
Speaker 5: was gett a lifetime ban from the county school property.
Speaker 5: She was charged with assault and disorderly conduct by the
Speaker 5: County Sheriff's office, and she is also not allowed to
Speaker 5: attend any more of the middle school games home or away.
Speaker 5: So she's completely done with being able to see her
Speaker 5: brothers football games. Now, we didn't talk about the I
Speaker 5: know this has been in the news. A lot of
Speaker 5: people sent this to me. The surrogate mother who she
Speaker 5: was contracted by a couple to carry it. Excuse me,
Speaker 5: I'm sick today. She was contracted by a couple to
Speaker 5: carry a child for them. The couple I think was
Speaker 5: in California, if I'm not mistaken.
Speaker 1: And so they.
Speaker 5: I guess they're using the couple's sperm and egg or
Speaker 5: whatever I think, or some combination of that. Obviously they're
Speaker 5: using a surrogate for some reason. So the surrogate, McKenna
Speaker 5: West is her name, she's implanted with this baby. The
Speaker 5: baby's growing inside of her. They start doing the regular checkups,
Speaker 5: they're doing the ultrasounds, they're doing all the stuff that
Speaker 5: you're supposed to do, and they determine in the middle
Speaker 5: of this that the baby that she's carrying has hypoplastic
Speaker 5: left heart syndrome. Now, this is something where it requires
Speaker 5: immediate surgery. Otherwise the baby is going to die in
Speaker 5: a matter of days. But they can do with surgery,
Speaker 5: they can do follow up surgeries. I mean it's a
Speaker 5: lifetime of surgeries probably, and then as you're an adult,
Speaker 5: you use Some of these kids will live into their thirties,
Speaker 5: but they essentially need specialized care, follow up things like
Speaker 5: that for their entire lives when you have this hypoplastic
Speaker 5: left heart syndrome. So the parents they get they get
Speaker 5: alerted to this. The baby, I think was twenty weeks
Speaker 5: old at that point. How many what is that twenty
Speaker 5: weeks old? What's a full term doge? Full term pregnancy
Speaker 5: is how many weeks? Forty forty weeks? Okay, so halfway there.
Speaker 5: So when the baby's twenty weeks old, they figure out
Speaker 5: that it has this heart defect, and the parents in California,
Speaker 5: they say, you know what, we're out.
Speaker 1: We don't want to mess with this.
Speaker 5: We don't want to the baby to have a potential
Speaker 5: lifetime of misery, we don't want to have a lifetime
Speaker 5: of specialized care.
Speaker 1: Abort the fetus.
Speaker 5: And this McKenna, she refuses to abort the child, even
Speaker 5: though it's not her baby. She's just carrying the baby
Speaker 5: for this other couple. So she listen to this. So
Speaker 5: she leaves and moves to Texas where she gets the
Speaker 5: who was it the attorney general or the governor or whoever.
Speaker 5: She gets them on her side, and you know how
Speaker 5: pro life they are, and she goes to Texas so
Speaker 5: she can have the baby and they'll have immediate care
Speaker 5: there in Texas. And I remember, I think it was
Speaker 5: the governor. He's like, we're going to get care for
Speaker 5: this baby. We're going to save this baby's life. And
Speaker 5: in the meantime, the parents out in California are like,
Speaker 5: this is our baby.
Speaker 1: We're we're supposed to be the ones calling the shot.
Speaker 5: So they she essentially, the surrogate, essentially kidnaps the unborn child,
Speaker 5: spirits the unborn child the way to Texas, where she
Speaker 5: then gives birth. The parents have to file an emergency
Speaker 5: order and to get custody of the baby that they
Speaker 5: wanted aborted. And the surrogate is crying about this now,
Speaker 5: like you can't do this, and I like, she's trying
Speaker 5: to make herself out to be a saint.
Speaker 3: Why can't she just keep the baby? Give the baby
Speaker 3: to her because.
Speaker 5: It's not her baby. She has an agreement, I out,
Speaker 5: but willing. They don't want anybody else to have their child, so.
Speaker 4: Just kill the kid.
Speaker 3: There's no sympathy for the woman that carried the child
Speaker 3: and brought the child life because of this woman. So
Speaker 3: she if she has bonded with this baby, why not
Speaker 3: let her take the kid?
Speaker 1: Excuse me?
Speaker 5: Well, I don't know if she could bond with the baby,
Speaker 5: because they immediately took the baby away from her once
Speaker 5: she gave birth. The authorities came in and you know,
Speaker 5: they had a corrol or whatever, and they took the
Speaker 5: baby away from these surrogate. Now she's like, ah, you know,
Speaker 5: and she's like, I didn't do this for political theater.
Speaker 5: I think you did. I look politic I mean, this
Speaker 5: is the agreement that you get into when you when
Speaker 5: you agree to be a surrogate mother, you're going to
Speaker 5: carry another couple child.
Speaker 1: You know that this is part of the agreement that
Speaker 1: things could go wrong.
Speaker 5: Or that the couple might say we don't want What
Speaker 5: if the baby had Down syndrome, what if the baby
Speaker 5: had whatever and it's a did the parents go I
Speaker 5: don't want to I don't want to mess around with this,
Speaker 5: right or wrong. You can make your own decision what
Speaker 5: you would do in that situation. If you were a parent,
Speaker 5: you had a baby with a heart defect, you had
Speaker 5: a baby with Down syndrome, you had a baby with
Speaker 5: whatever defect that it has, you would make the decision
Speaker 5: as to what to do. When you're a surrogate, you go, okay,
Speaker 5: I'm going to carry your child. It is your child
Speaker 5: and essentially I'm just a vessel for carrying this baby,
Speaker 5: but the baby is really still yours. When I give
Speaker 5: birth to the baby or Hannah back over to you
Speaker 5: because it's your baby. And as part of the agreement,
Speaker 5: I have to abide by when they do this sign
Speaker 5: of I have to abide by whatever your wishes are
Speaker 5: with this child, this family. I don't think it's any
Speaker 5: different if this woman had been carrying this baby on
Speaker 5: her own. I'm talking about the the the actual parents,
Speaker 5: not the surrogate, but the parent parents. If the woman
Speaker 5: in that relationship had been carrying the baby herself, she
Speaker 5: would have had the ability to abort the fetus and said,
Speaker 5: I don't want to have to put up with the time,
Speaker 5: the money, you know, all of the things that go
Speaker 5: into caring for a special needs child. That would have
Speaker 5: been her right to do, and the same right should
Speaker 5: extend because they to the surrogate, you know, meaning you
Speaker 5: agreed to carry this child. You have to abide by
Speaker 5: what they want to do as if it was their
Speaker 5: own pregnancy.
Speaker 4: But you have no idea what it's like to carry.
Speaker 1: You're right, I don't. I've never carried a child, and I.
Speaker 3: Never will a baby in your belly and and feeling
Speaker 3: everything and nurturing and loving, and so if she's willing
Speaker 3: to love that child and the other the parents don't
Speaker 3: want it, Yeah.
Speaker 1: It got taken away. Where is the baby?
Speaker 3: Yeah? Is it?
Speaker 1: Where's the girl? I can't kill it, but well, where's
Speaker 1: the baby is now? With the original parents?
Speaker 5: I guess that they didn't want I guess, yeah, I
Speaker 5: guess I agree.
Speaker 3: So, but now they look bad because they wanted to
Speaker 3: kill the kid, and here the kid is alive.
Speaker 4: What weeks I'm sorry, what did she give birth at?
Speaker 7: What?
Speaker 1: You know it's full term? Did she carry it the
Speaker 1: full term?
Speaker 5: She they found out about this defect twenty weeks halfway
Speaker 5: through the pregnancy. Okay, she carried it. She continued to
Speaker 5: carry it. They're like, you need to abort the fetus.
Speaker 5: She's like, no, she fled to Texas so that she
Speaker 5: could give birth there in Texas and uh, and that's
Speaker 5: when this legal drama ensued. Now I'm sort of I'm
Speaker 5: in the camp of the of the parents in this case,
Speaker 5: the actual parent, not the surrogate. I'm in the camp again,
Speaker 5: you have an agreement, don't want the baby. I'm in
Speaker 5: their camp. They don't want the baby, but they also
Speaker 5: don't want it's it's it's their biological batter that they are,
Speaker 5: you know, the baby that they have put inside this
Speaker 5: other woman. It is essentially their property. I guess if
Speaker 5: you want to look at it that way. And they go, well,
Speaker 5: we don't want we don't want our child to be
Speaker 5: raised by this woman. We don't even want the child
Speaker 5: to begin with it, but we certainly don't want our
Speaker 5: child raised by this woman who's not abiding by our wishes.
Speaker 4: So there could be legal.
Speaker 1: Ramifications of this. So even if.
Speaker 5: The the surrogate gives birth and now as this this
Speaker 5: heart defect, all of these expensive surgeries, lifetime of care,
Speaker 5: well who's on the hook for that The biological parents,
Speaker 5: probably because they're the biological parents, so I don't think
Speaker 5: they could just give up their responsibility to care for
Speaker 5: the child. So this woman has really forced their hand.
Speaker 5: The surrogate mother has forced their hand, and I I
Speaker 5: just uh, I agree with the parents in this case.
Speaker 11: Cocker, I agree here as well, Wow with Rover, because
Speaker 11: if you're those surrogate contracts are pretty detailed about going
Speaker 11: to prenatal care and they're paying for all your doctor's visits,
Speaker 11: they're the ones kind of you sign that contract and
Speaker 11: to me that is legally binding. I'm doing this for you,
Speaker 11: it's not for me, and as my having a baby,
Speaker 11: myself being pregnant, I understand bonding with a baby inside you,
Speaker 11: But at the same time, you're agreeing to pretty much
Speaker 11: be a store, but as you said, a vessel for
Speaker 11: this child. It's not it's gonna suck, it's gonna be terrible.
Speaker 11: You're gonna go through awful feelings aborting a child. There
Speaker 11: are there are gonna be consequences for you. But that's
Speaker 11: what you sign up for when you're getting paid thousands
Speaker 11: of dollars to be a surrogate.
Speaker 4: There is a lot that goes into that prior to Yeah,
Speaker 4: but all you got to do is.
Speaker 3: Do some type of legal agreement that says, Okay, I
Speaker 3: won't ask you don't want the kid, I want the kid,
Speaker 3: I'll adopt the child, I will never ask you for
Speaker 3: any money.
Speaker 4: And there you go. That done, And then they.
Speaker 1: Could be also mentally traumatic for the parents too.
Speaker 4: That's their problem. They're the ones that I know.
Speaker 5: But this is why they have the agreement in place
Speaker 5: in the first place, to avoid any sort of All
Speaker 5: this stuff, I'm sure is laid out in a contract
Speaker 5: that if there's a defect in the parents want to
Speaker 5: abort the fetus, the surrogate mother has to abide by
Speaker 5: their wishes.
Speaker 1: This is all.
Speaker 5: This didn't come out of left field. This is all
Speaker 5: stuff that's spelled out in the contract. And the woman
Speaker 5: mother just decides I don't want to abud Sure, I
Speaker 5: wanted to take your money when you were willing to
Speaker 5: pay me to cook this baby, but now I don't
Speaker 5: want to abide by the contract. How much money does
Speaker 5: a surrogate mother make? I know we had a guy
Speaker 5: call in. I met him in an airport. They were
Speaker 5: flying him and his wife or girlfriend or whoever, were
Speaker 5: flying somewhere because she was going to be a surrogate
Speaker 5: for somebody.
Speaker 1: How much do they get paid to carry a child?
Speaker 3: I wouldn't be surprised, like fifty thousand dollars to AI overview,
Speaker 3: fifty to one hundred and ten thousand dollars.
Speaker 1: Oh wow, No kids.
Speaker 11: They paid in monthly installments after the fetal heartbeat is confirmed,
Speaker 11: which is around six to ten weeks, and then they
Speaker 11: were to get a monthly allowance to help with everyday
Speaker 11: pregnancy related expenses or if you need maternity clothes, all
Speaker 11: your doctor's visits. I've thought about it, yeah, I really
Speaker 11: I have thought about that.
Speaker 1: Like, so you could earn a.
Speaker 5: Little cash one hundred thousand dollars by doing this? Would
Speaker 5: it be hard to give up a baby that grew
Speaker 5: inside of you for nine months?
Speaker 11: Especially at that point your baby's about five months, you
Speaker 11: are definitely feeling things go on.
Speaker 4: You are bonding. I would be talking to the baby
Speaker 4: all the time.
Speaker 11: You are kind of growing an attachment to the parasite
Speaker 11: that's growing inside of you.
Speaker 4: But it would it be harder to give up smoking weed.
Speaker 1: Well, when I was pregnant, I gave up smoking weed.
Speaker 1: You did. I didn't.
Speaker 11: Once I found out, I was like, and we're done
Speaker 11: with everything because I'm now responsible for this baby growing
Speaker 11: inside me. I don't know why a switch was flipped
Speaker 11: very fast. I would do it for that amount of money.
Speaker 11: The only reason I won't do it is because the
Speaker 11: first time I really was worried about my body and
Speaker 11: stretch marks and gaining weights. I never wanted that portion
Speaker 11: of it. But now that my body's kind of ruined,
Speaker 11: one hundred thousand dollars sounds pretty good, So that could
Speaker 11: be a possibility.
Speaker 1: But I'm getting I just want some point.
Speaker 14: I just want to say that in all this discussion,
Speaker 14: I think any surrogacy situation is gonna be fraught with
Speaker 14: No matter how well detailed a contract is, you're still
Speaker 14: going to have some kind of complication. You still know
Speaker 14: what what it's going to be.
Speaker 3: You got a little going on today, Jeffrey to talk
Speaker 3: to him about flem.
Speaker 5: I'm sick, he's sick, We're all sick, Ao says. The
Speaker 5: surrogate in this case got sixty thousand dollars. Britt says,
Speaker 5: do she needs to stop saying the parents wanted to
Speaker 5: kill the kid. That's not how it is. Do she
Speaker 5: wanted to kill her cat that was alive and breathing
Speaker 5: for years. A fetus is a fetus and not alive
Speaker 5: and breathing. There's a difference here. Yes, there's potential there
Speaker 5: for all of that to happen, but there's no breath
Speaker 5: as a fetus, plain and simple.
Speaker 3: So she needs to stop saying kill the baby. But
Speaker 3: isn't that what important is? And I am not against
Speaker 3: like I. It's your choice and all of that. I
Speaker 3: am not against people. There, her body, her choice, that's
Speaker 3: that's your okay. But if a a woman would raise
Speaker 3: that child, why not let them do that?
Speaker 11: Yeah, if they want to take it, I do agree
Speaker 11: there if you want to take the responsibility, there's a
Speaker 11: contracted place we go through the login of saying she's
Speaker 11: keeping this baby, we have nothing to do with it.
Speaker 11: If I was paying the surrogate and that's what you
Speaker 11: wanted to do, and you want to raise this child,
Speaker 11: go right ahead.
Speaker 5: Well, maybe the parents, Maybe the parents have a strong
Speaker 5: belief and I don't know this, but maybe they believe,
Speaker 5: we don't want to bring this child into the world
Speaker 5: where he's gonna he or she is going to suffer.
Speaker 1: For years and years and be in.
Speaker 5: And out of hospitals all the time, and surgery after surgery.
Speaker 1: With this heart defect. Maybe they have a strong belief
Speaker 1: and they go, we don't want.
Speaker 5: To subject the child to that, and then they'll end
Speaker 5: up having a short life and dying early anyway. So
Speaker 5: depending on the SNE, I think that's a legitimate, legitimate,
Speaker 5: a legitimate belief if they you know, I don't know
Speaker 5: how I would feel in that particular case. Me personally,
Speaker 5: I'm not a big proponent of abortion.
Speaker 1: I'm not a sub you know. I don't know.
Speaker 5: I don't spend my life thinking about it, frankly, because
Speaker 5: it doesn't really affect me when y But if I
Speaker 5: were to say should abortion be legal or illegal, I
Speaker 5: would probably come down on the side of illegal, I
Speaker 5: would think. But to me, it's just not something that
Speaker 5: I care that much about one way or the other.
Speaker 5: So I'm not going to get involved, but some people
Speaker 5: take you way I was so the way my mom's seriously,
Speaker 5: the way my mom taught me about abortion and how
Speaker 5: to feel about it and whatnot was interesting because my
Speaker 5: mom believes that, yes, abortion is wrong.
Speaker 14: If you from the church end of it, they believe
Speaker 14: it's wrong. But on the legal side, she says it is.
Speaker 14: She says, it's you know, legal, because it is legal.
Speaker 14: Well back then that it's the woman. Whatever decision she makes,
Speaker 14: she has to If she decides to abort the child,
Speaker 14: she's the one that has to live with that decision.
Speaker 1: Sure, and I would venture to.
Speaker 14: Say that, you know, she wants to keep it baby,
Speaker 14: give it a fighting chance.
Speaker 1: That's great.
Speaker 14: If she aborts it, then it's she's the one that
Speaker 14: scott to live with that decision, Like what if I
Speaker 14: didn't abort that child, what if I gave what if?
Speaker 14: You know that kind of thing, So that it's all
Speaker 14: on the woman has to make that ultimate decision. And
Speaker 14: that's why I sort of stay out of that debate
Speaker 14: whether or not abortion should be legalis because I think
Speaker 14: the government, in my mind, should stay out of that
Speaker 14: decision because that's a very personal decision and a woman
Speaker 14: has to make personally.
Speaker 5: You may need to get a fake ID because too
Speaker 5: cool for stool rights. Most agencies won't take a woman
Speaker 5: over thirty.
Speaker 11: My wife tried, so that's why I said, I'm getting
Speaker 11: too old. I'm too old for that kind of stuff. Yeah,
Speaker 11: they definitely do a lot of there's a lot of
Speaker 11: pre screening before you're picked as a surrogate. So that's
Speaker 11: why I think that there's so much that goes into
Speaker 11: it prior to or signing on that. When they say
Speaker 11: they don't want the child, that's their decision. To me,
Speaker 11: it's it's their baby, not yours. You're just the house
Speaker 11: for it.
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