Speaker 1: This is Rover's Morning Glory. Rover have some responsibility us.
Speaker 1: I'll call on Charlie. I got to talk due man Jeffrey.
Speaker 1: Don't think guys would be a little disting screaming on
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Speaker 2: Rovers Morning Glory starts now.
Speaker 1: Morning. What's happening?
Speaker 3: It is Monday, August seventeenth, twenty six.
Speaker 1: Good morning, It's Rover's Morning Glory. I'm Rover. Duty is here.
Speaker 4: Good morning, sir.
Speaker 1: Charlie is here. Hi, Stincer is here. Amen, Crystal is here.
Speaker 1: Crystal is here. Hang on, Crystal is here. Believe it
Speaker 1: or not?
Speaker 5: Hi?
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, Hi, my bi and mister Jeffrey al Rock
Speaker 1: is in the firebox.
Speaker 2: Yo.
Speaker 1: Yo, you're with us as well. Eight six six yo.
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Speaker 3: a moment. We have a lot to discuss today. Let's
Speaker 3: see here, let me pull up the email. As a
Speaker 3: matter of facts, give me one second here.
Speaker 1: Out Gail.
Speaker 3: Keith rights Mojo in the morning.
Speaker 1: He's a guy that's on in Detroit. He was talking
Speaker 1: about the.
Speaker 3: Radio boot camp and one of his cast members brought
Speaker 3: up hot wives at the boot camp, and Mojo did
Speaker 3: mention your wife was beautiful. Oh, maybe there's some swinging
Speaker 3: in the future. Perhaps there's some wife swapping.
Speaker 1: Maybe who knows's hot?
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, yeah, you'll do. She's so harny for just
Speaker 3: about how wasn't she?
Speaker 1: I can hook you up? Maybe I think he's married?
Speaker 1: Isn't he that? What does that matter? When has that
Speaker 1: ever stopped the guy before?
Speaker 3: Andy writes Neil Rover, the wife and I are celebrating
Speaker 3: our tenth anniversary on the shores of Lake Superior. In
Speaker 3: these ten years, she's gone from not being a fan
Speaker 3: to buying me at all MG plus subscription for my birthday,
Speaker 3: to tolerating you, to not spending a day without you.
Speaker 3: You've shared our lives on the show, with our emails,
Speaker 3: of our flying squirrels in the house, to our vacation
Speaker 3: in Nashville. It felt fitting to buy this bottle for
Speaker 3: the celebration of ten years to match our candle. Let
Speaker 3: me see what is the ah there? It is a
Speaker 3: bottle of oove nice champagne. I know we're nerds of
Speaker 3: the show, but who cares. Also, we visited the Split
Speaker 3: Rock Lighthouse, and being from the area, we take great
Speaker 3: offense of the crash that Jeffrey takes some kind of
Speaker 3: credit for. Why because he is in the general Great
Speaker 3: Lakes area. The Edmund Fitzgerald is a Minnesota story, nice
Speaker 3: dry pal whatever pale.
Speaker 5: Unfortunately, this ship sank took all its crew with him
Speaker 5: on the out of Gail Storm in Lakespeare on a
Speaker 5: tenth of November nineteen seventy five, and he's still are
Speaker 5: trying to figure out what caused the ship to think
Speaker 5: of there's a lot of theories. One of one was
Speaker 5: this cargo hatches were not secured properly. The ship was
Speaker 5: loaded more with more weight debt it was designed to carry.
Speaker 5: So it was a couple of factors and unfortunately twenty
Speaker 5: nine crew member lost their lives, and a couple of
Speaker 5: them more from the city that I lived in, from
Speaker 5: around the Ohio area as well.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, there you go out. Oh so you do
Speaker 3: take ownership of that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, like I said, it was one of
Speaker 1: it was.
Speaker 5: It was a maritime disaster that brought up updated a
Speaker 5: lot of the safety protocols for ships of that.
Speaker 1: Size and what they do. Rizzo rights, you're Rover.
Speaker 3: I'm sorry, but I just cannot handle you talking about
Speaker 3: the temperature that your house is at. No red blooded
Speaker 3: American male should ever be able to be comfortable in
Speaker 3: a house above seventy two degrees. People get heat stroke,
Speaker 3: and a seventy eight to eighty degree house.
Speaker 1: Nobody's heat stroke. Give me a break.
Speaker 3: Come on, something is seriously wrong with your blood circulation.
Speaker 3: Your body is not functioning properly at all. Hearing you
Speaker 3: say an eighty degree sauna house is not an emergency,
Speaker 3: it's lunacy. Eighty degrees is not an emergency. How does
Speaker 3: your wife survive? No one should have to suffer like
Speaker 3: that in America today. Thank God for the power grid. Well,
Speaker 3: my wife is exactly the same as me. She's in fact,
Speaker 3: she's cold more often than I am. We're perfect couple,
Speaker 3: David writes Rover. Please tell Dougie to stop calling yours
Speaker 3: and hers weird stomach issues a food allergy. You guys
Speaker 3: don't have food allergy. You go into anaphyl access and die.
Speaker 3: But she's trying to describe as a food intolerance something
Speaker 3: that causes gas, diarrhea, digestive discomfort, etc. Please look it up.
Speaker 3: This has been bothering me for years. And yes, you
Speaker 3: can develop an intolerance or an allergy to suit certain
Speaker 3: foods or proteins out of nowhere. But you guys do
Speaker 3: definitely not actually allergic to anything. I know, I'm not
Speaker 3: allergic to anything. This is something Doosie's come up with.
Speaker 3: She makes up all this stuff. What are you allergic to?
Speaker 1: Guacamole? You're allergic bread?
Speaker 6: She says, bread, and pasta's pasta. I found gluten free
Speaker 6: pasta and that seems to be okay with me.
Speaker 1: This is all in her head, this gluten.
Speaker 6: So do you want to sit next to me while
Speaker 6: I'm crapping my brains out on the toilet?
Speaker 4: Tell me if it's all in my head.
Speaker 1: It has nothing to do with gluten, though.
Speaker 4: I don't know what it has to do with.
Speaker 6: There's something and I when I eat bread that makes
Speaker 6: me poop. Tim right on mondays there's something in garlic
Speaker 6: that when you eat garlic it makes you poop.
Speaker 1: It's not an allergy.
Speaker 3: Well, could I mean that you could eat spicy stuff
Speaker 3: and I could go right through you.
Speaker 7: And we like allergy slightly allergic to spicy stuff.
Speaker 3: Yes, no, No, that guy was saying there's no allergic
Speaker 3: reaction to that.
Speaker 1: That's just as he said.
Speaker 5: I ate a bowl of special Ca cereal that goes
Speaker 5: right through my sys like a goddamn waterfall.
Speaker 1: That's why I avoid it. Yeah.
Speaker 7: He does mention the special K a lot, and did
Speaker 7: he come up with this or is this from No?
Speaker 1: I think this is legit.
Speaker 5: This is it's legit because I remember a long, long
Speaker 5: time ago I would eat Special K like five minutes.
Speaker 1: Later, I'm on the toilet. That's no joke.
Speaker 4: You might be allergic to milk.
Speaker 1: No, it's not.
Speaker 8: It's not the milk, Dougie. I think it could be
Speaker 8: something in the cereal itself. I think it's the milk
Speaker 8: because I drink milk on occasion. You do, Yeah, did
Speaker 8: you ever eat like ice cream?
Speaker 1: Yeah? I have no problem with ice cream.
Speaker 3: Okay, it's the fiber and this it's the first time
Speaker 3: he gets fiber something yeah, special, K does it to you?
Speaker 1: Okay?
Speaker 3: Tim Wrights on Monday's show The Rock said that limiting
Speaker 3: his sayings was a work in progress.
Speaker 1: Is that is one of his sayings.
Speaker 3: By the way, you can tell he really worked on
Speaker 3: it by using this saying thirty two times last weekend
Speaker 3: that was with a day off.
Speaker 1: Because Rover says he says the same things over and over.
Speaker 3: He does understand that work in progress in this situation
Speaker 3: means trying to get better at not saying them right
Speaker 3: any who. He said once, take it under advisement, once,
Speaker 3: my friend, once whatever, funny like I said, okay, and
Speaker 3: work in progress each of those twice. I tried, dude
Speaker 3: three times along with thank you very much. Yikes, and
Speaker 3: that's all I got to say about that. Also three
Speaker 3: times it's highest said saying last week there you go
Speaker 3: four times and.
Speaker 4: He wasn't even here all week.
Speaker 1: No. No, But it's a work in progress.
Speaker 3: Nicole writes Rover, if you were not going to follow
Speaker 3: the Lindsay Clancy case, I really don't think he should
Speaker 3: be having such bias when talking about it. Okay, whatever
Speaker 3: is to come next is probably ridiculous. My best friend
Speaker 3: and I have been following this case. Some other facts
Speaker 3: that have recently come out. Patrick and his new wife. Now,
Speaker 3: this is the husband of this woman. If you're not
Speaker 3: following this, like me, I'm not following it. It's this
Speaker 3: woman who killed her children and then tried to kill
Speaker 3: herself by slig wrists and throwing herself out the second
Speaker 3: floor window of their home. The husband returns home, finds
Speaker 3: the wife laying there, runs inside, finds all the kids dead.
Speaker 3: She's paralyzed from the waist down. She's on trial. She
Speaker 3: has a journal of all of her depression and all
Speaker 3: of the meds she's taking, and all of the various
Speaker 3: symptoms and whatnot. And I've said, I really believe that
Speaker 3: this woman was going through a mental thing of this
Speaker 3: postpartum psychosis. I feel bad for this woman. Sounds like
Speaker 3: she tried to get help a couple of times few
Speaker 3: what she called a suicide hotline twice. She was going
Speaker 3: to a psychiatrist or psychologist whatever. It turns out that
Speaker 3: she basically had no experience whatsoever. She just I think
Speaker 3: it was like her third week on the job as
Speaker 3: a psychologist or psychiatrist or whatever she was. Anyway, Patrick
Speaker 3: and his new wife that's this woman's husband at the time,
Speaker 3: who has now since they've gotten a divorce, he has
Speaker 3: gotten remarried already. This all happened about what three years
Speaker 3: ago were these kids killed, He's gotten remarried as a
Speaker 3: new wife and a new baby.
Speaker 1: Patrick and new.
Speaker 3: Wife ran a marathon a few days before the murders.
Speaker 3: The new wife was seen wearing an exercise band tied
Speaker 3: in a sailor's knot, the same knot that was used
Speaker 3: to murder the kids. And then two weeks after the funeral,
Speaker 3: they went hiking, and she left her review saying it
Speaker 3: was their third year agoing, which would put them hiking
Speaker 3: in twenty twenty. I don't know about you, but hiking
Speaker 3: wouldn't be a first date sort of thing. Come on,
Speaker 3: husbands are notorious for killing their family when something better
Speaker 3: comes along and they don't want to pay up.
Speaker 1: This is from Nicole in Rochester. Nicole, and this is
Speaker 1: a conspiracy. I don't know if any of this stuff
Speaker 1: is true. This is a conspiracy theory that you have.
Speaker 1: Why would if this were true? Why would the defense?
Speaker 1: Why wouldn't they They're not bringing any of this up,
Speaker 1: are they? They're not saying that this guy had anything
Speaker 1: to do with it. In fact, they've said quite the opposite.
Speaker 1: They say, we fully admit that she killed these children.
Speaker 1: They're not pinning the blame on the husband at all.
Speaker 3: So why are you weren't your defense attorney if you
Speaker 3: were in this situation, wouldn't he be exploring all avenues of.
Speaker 1: Working on your case and getting you an acquittal.
Speaker 7: I saw some video over the weekend of like this
Speaker 7: family at some sort of I don't know, an aquarium
Speaker 7: or something, and they're like, look what a monster he
Speaker 7: is because she had like the three kids and he
Speaker 7: was standing there watching and that was the video.
Speaker 1: What a monster?
Speaker 4: What does that even mean?
Speaker 7: Oh? So he was just he was watching what like kids,
Speaker 7: He was watching his kids, but he wasn't actively like
Speaker 7: holding their hands or anything. And they're like, look at
Speaker 7: how tough she had it. She she had to wrangle
Speaker 7: all three kids. And it's like a twenty second video
Speaker 7: and you're like, I don't know what the show.
Speaker 3: That's just a normal like you see this interaction every
Speaker 3: single day from parents.
Speaker 6: And I was on a flight and I don't think
Speaker 6: I did I tell you the story. I was on
Speaker 6: a flight and there was a guy in front of me,
Speaker 6: the dad who had noise canceling headphones on.
Speaker 1: Good for her.
Speaker 6: And then to the right it was the mom with
Speaker 6: three kids and that's great. The baby was like, they're
Speaker 6: all three kids were annoying and she had to do everything.
Speaker 6: And she would say, little Johnny, use your words. You
Speaker 6: got to be a big brother and you got to
Speaker 6: help little brother, and you can't. We can't understand. And
Speaker 6: the guy did absolutely nothing. Kids all losing their minds.
Speaker 6: The husband sat there with his noise canceling headphones on,
Speaker 6: didn't do anything. I'm like, what are you doing? Why
Speaker 6: aren't you helping your wife? He's just like not a
Speaker 6: care in the world. I wanted to tap him on
Speaker 6: the shoulder.
Speaker 3: He's got his other carres in the world, like paying
Speaker 3: for everything that they're doing and paying the mortgage and
Speaker 3: putting food on the table and making sure the car
Speaker 3: insurance is paid.
Speaker 1: That's what he's worried about.
Speaker 7: There.
Speaker 4: He just sat there and just la la la, la
Speaker 4: la la. It's terrible.
Speaker 1: Now, where is all this info coming from? Charlie? Like
Speaker 1: where are I?
Speaker 7: Just on Twitter? And there's no explanation, Like everybody knows
Speaker 7: this feeling being a married, single mother that, so they're
Speaker 7: saying that she was basically single that this guy was not.
Speaker 1: And I was like, what is this video?
Speaker 7: And I didn't even know who it was about because
Speaker 7: it kept coming up, but I was like, what is
Speaker 7: this video? I finally watched it and read the comments
Speaker 7: and it was them, and I was like, Oh, that's it.
Speaker 1: I was expecting something to.
Speaker 7: Some sort of something that horrific was going to happen,
Speaker 7: and it's just the guy standing there.
Speaker 3: Jordan says, on Friday night, I had to call my
Speaker 3: I had to call a welfare check in on my
Speaker 3: crazy baby mom and my two year old because she
Speaker 3: was blowing up my phone and she made a comment
Speaker 3: that said, quote, have you heard about the Lindsey Clancy case.
Speaker 3: It's real and it happens. Is that not a direct
Speaker 3: threat toward my daughter?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 3: I wouldn't. I wouldn't. Yeah, I wouldn't gloss over that
Speaker 3: by any stretch. Yeah, that's that's insane. Peter says, my
Speaker 3: girlfriend works in the psych words. She refuses to watch
Speaker 3: any more of this case. She says the lack of
Speaker 3: action from her doctors is the cause of this. The
Speaker 3: fact that she reached out time after time, thing was
Speaker 3: done is criminal and she can't follow the case anymore.
Speaker 4: That is true, she was reaching out for help.
Speaker 3: Cindy says, Lindsey Clancy's defense starts calling their witnesses today. Okay,
Speaker 3: but the husband was already on the stand the defense
Speaker 3: cross examined him. Did the defense make any accusation about
Speaker 3: him being the real murderer or him being behind the
Speaker 3: whole thing? Oh so, I don't know where these these
Speaker 3: are just I hate to say it to Nicole or
Speaker 3: whoever emailed in, this is just board housewives, on board
Speaker 3: stay at home moms who are grasping at straws and
Speaker 3: conspiracy theories like they're going to crack this case and
Speaker 3: they're just making crap up.
Speaker 7: It's just I don't know who's time to watch all
Speaker 7: eight hours of a trial every day.
Speaker 1: These people, they don't have jobs. They just sit and
Speaker 1: watch this all day. And I'm just telling you, the
Speaker 1: defense would be bringing this up if this were if
Speaker 1: there were anything to any of this.
Speaker 3: Sophia says, were over the other day, I emailed in
Speaker 3: that my husband was memorable because he was bald, and
Speaker 3: everyone on the show acted like bald men are common.
Speaker 3: Look around, there are a lot of balding men, but
Speaker 3: not a lot of bald men.
Speaker 1: Bald is a bold, confident look.
Speaker 3: Most men are afraid to shave it all off, no
Speaker 3: matter how stupid their hair looks. Next time you're in
Speaker 3: a crowd, I challenge you to look around and count
Speaker 3: how many fully bald men you see.
Speaker 1: It's not many. I'm always going to count one me.
Speaker 1: There's like four in this building. Yeah, salespeople.
Speaker 3: Shape also PSA to all men, Sophia says, women, notice
Speaker 3: you're balding.
Speaker 1: You're not fooling anyone. Shave it all off and embrace
Speaker 1: the look. No matter how bad your head shape is,
Speaker 1: it won't be as bad as you're barely their hair. Yeah,
Speaker 1: a lot of guys do hold on to that hair.
Speaker 3: Look at Donald Trump, if you ever look at his hair,
Speaker 3: it is really strange how he I mean, he does
Speaker 3: not have a lot of hair, but it looks he's
Speaker 3: just let this. He's let it throw so far out
Speaker 3: the few strands that he has, and it just swirls
Speaker 3: it around basically his entire I don't really understand what's
Speaker 3: going on. Is he just totally bald in the middle?
Speaker 3: You think yeah, you think so?
Speaker 7: Oh yeah, that's that's that's yeah, yeah, that's why he sound.
Speaker 7: But I don't really get the whole process. So I know,
Speaker 7: I've seen like diagrams of how it's done. Yeah, I
Speaker 7: still don't really understand it.
Speaker 3: Now I know that he The theory is that he
Speaker 3: got a wig or something. His hair did certainly poof up.
Speaker 3: There's there's he got a lot more hair overnight. So
Speaker 3: I'm not sure exactly what's going on with that. But
Speaker 3: now at some point you do have to you have
Speaker 3: to give it up a dog, right, Good morning, Rover,
Speaker 3: Charlie Schnitch, Lar Crystal even yes, Dugi. I came across
Speaker 3: this headline over the week and I went to myself, Now,
Speaker 3: what would Rover be doing on my newsfeed?
Speaker 1: A promotional piece? Maybe?
Speaker 3: Wait, what bees? And then I realized it's not Rover.
Speaker 3: I had to click on the button to find out more.
Speaker 1: But I here it is.
Speaker 7: Let me see. Oh wow, bald guys are rare, so
Speaker 7: it's crazy.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Cambridge Man's invention is saving bee hives around the world.
Speaker 1: It says, well, good for you saving the world man.
Speaker 3: Always you know, me and those bees, always trying to
Speaker 3: save them. Derek writes, I was listening to your episode
Speaker 3: when Dougie purchased her menopause bracelet and thought, hey, maybe
Speaker 3: I should sell these, figuring these were probably drop shipped
Speaker 3: or at a minimum ordered in bulk from China at
Speaker 3: a very low price.
Speaker 1: So I did some digging, and.
Speaker 3: I just wanted to say, Dougie, you just spent over
Speaker 3: one hundred dollars and something you could buy right now
Speaker 3: on Ali Express for ninety nine cents. If you wanted
Speaker 3: to buy these for me in the future, I'll only
Speaker 3: charge you forty five dollars and it's buy one, get
Speaker 3: three free.
Speaker 1: That's great. There you go. Oh my god, is this
Speaker 1: exactly what you bought?
Speaker 4: It hasn't arrived yet.
Speaker 1: That's the ring and bracelet for ancense, all right? Oh
Speaker 1: my good, And you just spent one hundred and twenty
Speaker 1: five dollars. It's exactly the same thing, isn't it.
Speaker 4: Alsie, don't make judgment.
Speaker 6: I did clean I did clean out a lot of
Speaker 6: my house, and I found.
Speaker 4: So much crap, so much stuff. I'm like, haw, where
Speaker 4: did this come from?
Speaker 1: So all stuff that you've bought in the past.
Speaker 6: And stuff I have a whole section of crap that
Speaker 6: I've put aside that I'm going to shake weight I found.
Speaker 6: I don't know where I found this. I threw a
Speaker 6: lot of weight stuff out. I found a thing of
Speaker 6: makeup that there was this lady, that this mom who
Speaker 6: used to have an addiction to buying expensive makeup, and
Speaker 6: so she would buy stuff and then give it to others.
Speaker 6: I found makeup that was one hundred and forty dollars,
Speaker 6: never opened. It was just in a drawer in a pile.
Speaker 6: Like I got a lot of crap. I feel like
Speaker 6: Rovert trying to clean everything out.
Speaker 3: Speaking of that, Dave wrightes you were over when you moved.
Speaker 3: Did you to Medina? Did you clean out your basement
Speaker 3: at the time? Have you acquired lots more crap since then?
Speaker 3: I did clean, of course when I moved, I start fresh.
Speaker 3: But what happens is some stuff from work ends up
Speaker 3: in my basement. So when we replace, like a computer
Speaker 3: system at work, for instance, ends up in my basement.
Speaker 3: When I buy stuff, the box ends up in the basement,
Speaker 3: or the thing that it replaced ends up in the basement.
Speaker 3: You go, I don't want to throw this out. It's
Speaker 3: got some value. Maybe I'll do something with this at
Speaker 3: some point. So that's what ends happening. I have so
Speaker 3: much crap in the basement. It's out of control. It's
Speaker 3: given my wife anxiety, hog rider x rights.
Speaker 1: Searching Google is no longer searching.
Speaker 3: What I mean by that is searching Google used to
Speaker 3: be just a search for a link to a potential
Speaker 3: answer among many answers.
Speaker 1: I don't use browser base search anymore. I use Gemini.
Speaker 1: Now the search becomes a logical, intellectual digital conversation with
Speaker 1: answers that recorded, that are recorded for the future reference
Speaker 1: until you delete it. It's also antisocial because it's smarter
Speaker 1: than your friends. Hey, I will give you a BJ
Speaker 1: just because he asked for it, and your girlfriend won't
Speaker 1: remember the movie Demolition Man, the virtual reality sex between
Speaker 1: Sylvester Stallona and Sandra Bullock.
Speaker 3: That's no longer fantasy. Now dousually can find the perfect match.
Speaker 3: This might make a good discussion for the show. He says,
Speaker 3: I just watched that movie over the weekend. Actually, Demolition Man.
Speaker 3: That's great, did it just like pop on TV? And
Speaker 3: you know, I got the projector out. We're watching the Bankyard. Oh,
Speaker 3: I'll get the projector out. Yeah, I haven't seen that
Speaker 3: movie in years.
Speaker 4: But like I ever saw it. What do you mean,
Speaker 4: I don't think I ever saw it.
Speaker 7: We have to freeze Sylvester Stallone so that you can
Speaker 7: fight Simon Phoenix in the future twenty thirty one.
Speaker 4: Who's Simon?
Speaker 1: Wesley snips, Oh.
Speaker 7: Yeah, he's a master criminal, but he gets thought out
Speaker 7: in the future and the only person that can fight
Speaker 7: him is somebody back from his past, Sylvester Stallone.
Speaker 3: And do they ever explain why the only person that
Speaker 3: could fight him is from the past.
Speaker 7: The world has gone too woke and everybody's soft, yes, nobody.
Speaker 7: None of the police have guns or anything.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 5: And there was a quote that one of John Spartan's
Speaker 5: work coworkers, you know, a Helicopa.
Speaker 1: Said, because Simon Phoenix is an old.
Speaker 5: Fashioned criminal, to fight an old fashion an old fashioned.
Speaker 1: Cop, you do, and one that doesn't play by the rules,
Speaker 1: and he goes and he goes.
Speaker 5: John spartan Center book just remembers, like from the history
Speaker 5: the demolition Man, because he didn't play by the rules
Speaker 5: were over and every time he try to rest Simon Phoenix,
Speaker 5: he blows up, something blowing up, and the Mayor's always
Speaker 5: breathing down his neck.
Speaker 3: Well, uh, and they don't have sex in the future, dusual,
Speaker 3: not real sex. Fact till he comes on the into
Speaker 3: the picture, he shows well, now, Sandra Bollock is very upset.
Speaker 3: She says, let's have sex, and he starts getting ready
Speaker 3: and then she's put the headset on him and they're
Speaker 3: supposed to virtually have sex, and he throws it off
Speaker 3: and just tries to make a move and she's disgusted.
Speaker 1: Absolutely nobody does that. Yeah.
Speaker 7: Yeah, five years from now he has twenty thirty one. Yep,
Speaker 7: I think twenty thirty one, thirty two.
Speaker 3: We are actually heading toward the direction, actually, just not
Speaker 3: quite at the pace that they thought. Probably not going
Speaker 3: to get there in five years, but anything's possible. Crazy
Speaker 3: just says we watched The Long Walk on Saturday night.
Speaker 3: My husband has pissed off.
Speaker 1: He said, that's two hours of his life that was
Speaker 1: wasted and I'll never get back. We didn't tell you
Speaker 1: it was great, so it was okay. It's okay. Charlie
Speaker 1: didn't like it. It's it's an okay movie, all right.
Speaker 1: I've got to take a break.
Speaker 3: Our number is eight sixty six yo Rover eight six
Speaker 3: six nine six seven six eighty three seven will be
Speaker 3: right back.
Speaker 1: Hang on.
Speaker 3: Next time you look at a paste up and wonder
Speaker 3: where all those tax deductions go. Just remember Jeffrey la Roque,
Speaker 3: You're a sample.
Speaker 2: It's rovers morning Glory.
Speaker 1: The USGPA says, speaking of Netflix, we watched the Shipwrecked documentary.
Speaker 1: It was great.
Speaker 3: I don't understand why you said it was boring? Which
Speaker 3: one is that shipwreck? Did I say was boring? Shipwrecked?
Speaker 3: Is that the poop cruise one? Or is at the
Speaker 3: one in Italy the Costa concor.
Speaker 4: I didn't finish that. I might have said it stopped.
Speaker 4: Is that the one that.
Speaker 1: Italy? The cruise ship that? Yeah, you didn't like that one?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 1: I thought that was pretty good. What's wrong with that?
Speaker 4: I was just bored by it?
Speaker 1: All right, you've been on cruise ships. I would have
Speaker 1: thought that you would be.
Speaker 3: I do love a somewhat interested, because everyone thinks that
Speaker 3: when you're on a cruise ship, it's like being on
Speaker 3: a plane.
Speaker 1: You think, what do I crash?
Speaker 3: You get on a cruise ship, you go, what if
Speaker 3: this thing sinks out of the middle of the ocean?
Speaker 1: Like you think about that kind of stuff.
Speaker 4: I did watch over the World on Friday.
Speaker 6: I watched this movie called The Drama with Robert Pattinson
Speaker 6: and Zendema.
Speaker 1: Do you see that? Anyone says no, no, If.
Speaker 3: It's isn't they in there? I'm I'm Robert Pattinson. It
Speaker 3: doesn't seem like a movie. I would Albert Patterson's pretty good.
Speaker 4: Now, he's fantastic.
Speaker 1: You're missing out if you're not watching Robert pattinson movies.
Speaker 4: Not just Edward Cullen. He's got a Plathora.
Speaker 7: I've never seen The Twilight, so I don't know what.
Speaker 1: He was the Twilights, every single one of those anyway,
Speaker 1: So what what is this movie called?
Speaker 6: It just was It's called The Drama, And it was
Speaker 6: a really good scenario of they're hym and Zindaia. And
Speaker 6: we did this in the news because it caused a
Speaker 6: lot of controversy the topic of what the problem was.
Speaker 4: They're getting married.
Speaker 6: Right before they get married, they all sit around the
Speaker 6: table and say, what's the worst thing you've ever done?
Speaker 6: And they all confess. And when the when Zendaya's character
Speaker 6: says what she did, what do you do?
Speaker 4: Do you get married? Do you still follow through?
Speaker 6: I can't believe it was that awful that you're you're
Speaker 6: going to marry her.
Speaker 3: So that was I almost have to give us a
Speaker 3: spoiler alert. I can't even comment on the movie until
Speaker 3: I know what she did.
Speaker 6: What she Well, this is a spoiler alert. And it
Speaker 6: wasn't the news because it was so egregious by.
Speaker 1: The way, and probably in the news.
Speaker 3: Just means that whatever movie company seeded that in there
Speaker 3: was some fake outrage stories or whatever.
Speaker 1: Why would that, Why would it? Why would they be in.
Speaker 6: The news, I'll tell you because it was about school shootings.
Speaker 6: So the female is and I can't say her name properly, Zendaya.
Speaker 3: I'm not sure what it is. So she confessed will
Speaker 3: be a better name. I just somebody should let her know.
Speaker 3: Then die is better than Zandaia. But anyway, go on.
Speaker 6: She confesses that when she was in high school, she
Speaker 6: was bullied and she planned a whole school shooting out
Speaker 6: and even brought the rifle to school.
Speaker 1: Well, she didn't do it.
Speaker 4: She did not do it, and then.
Speaker 1: Otherwise she'd probably be in jail, I guess.
Speaker 6: Oh, and then she turns into an activist for gun control,
Speaker 6: so that's the whole.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, what a misery movie this is. This
Speaker 1: is horrendous.
Speaker 6: Oh do you marry if? If b Too planned a
Speaker 6: school shooting?
Speaker 4: Do you marry her?
Speaker 1: What happens in this movie?
Speaker 3: Let me guess they still they get They go through
Speaker 3: with getting married, and then they they start some sort
Speaker 3: of the crusade and they go around personally stopping school
Speaker 3: shootings or anybody who has the thought. They fly to
Speaker 3: your house and they parents were immediately counsel you.
Speaker 6: Like parents were people that were all part of school
Speaker 6: shooting scenarios were really upset, like why would you do this?
Speaker 4: This is just your profiting.
Speaker 3: Off of Okay, But you could make that same argument
Speaker 3: for anybody killed in a car crash. If there's a
Speaker 3: movie about a car crash. You can say that about
Speaker 3: terrorist attacks. If there's a movie about a terrorist attack,
Speaker 3: I mean, what movie.
Speaker 6: What do you do if you find out the week
Speaker 6: before you get married that be Too brought me to
Speaker 6: school and was going to kill people, had all she
Speaker 6: was part of a whole gun culture, the dark web?
Speaker 1: Uh huh? What do you do?
Speaker 4: You still marry her?
Speaker 1: It wouldn't give me a little bit of pause. Second, yes, yes,
Speaker 1: I'm marrying a nutcase.
Speaker 9: It would.
Speaker 1: But she didn't go through.
Speaker 3: If she doesn't go through with it, and now she's
Speaker 3: turned over a new leaf, I guess.
Speaker 4: But you're capable of bringing the rifle to school.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and then that does make you wonder, like, wait
Speaker 3: a second, if we ever got into one argument, yes,
Speaker 3: that's gonna be She's gonna come in and shoot me
Speaker 3: in the yes, while I sleep.
Speaker 6: That's what That's what the movie is is how do you?
Speaker 4: How do you wrestle?
Speaker 6: And then what the other characters, what they did is
Speaker 6: their worst confession.
Speaker 4: I thought was pretty interesting too. I thought it was
Speaker 4: a good movie.
Speaker 1: Hmm hmm. What's the worst thing you've ever done to she?
Speaker 1: What about you? If you were sitting at that table, I.
Speaker 6: Tell you everything here. But I stole watches from Marshall Fields.
Speaker 6: Do you know what the Marshall Fields is? You ever
Speaker 6: heard of that department store? Department store? What cookie?
Speaker 8: Oh?
Speaker 4: Yeah, no, no, no, it's close, Yeah, department store.
Speaker 1: It's her husband, Marshall. Is it same as Marshall's different?
Speaker 1: I think that's different.
Speaker 6: This was a long time ago. Yeah, I stole Uh.
Speaker 6: I used to steal watches. My best friend and I
Speaker 6: went in to see if we could do it, and
Speaker 6: then we never returned it.
Speaker 4: I think that's pretty crappy.
Speaker 10: Okay, high school Okay, And you said watches, So how
Speaker 10: many times?
Speaker 6: How many watches I took too? She took to I
Speaker 6: took to the watches? No, because those were locked up.
Speaker 6: They were like in the case.
Speaker 1: These how much where the watches were?
Speaker 4: I don't remember. It was so long ago.
Speaker 1: But I always felt say, the worst thing you've ever done?
Speaker 4: Yeah, I never.
Speaker 1: Never's like, no, maybe we could make a documentary about
Speaker 1: you returning four watches to Marshall Fields to get feel
Speaker 1: better about yourself.
Speaker 4: What's the worst thing you've ever done?
Speaker 1: It probably went out of business, right because of those watches,
Speaker 1: those four watches.
Speaker 4: You stole a lot of stuff.
Speaker 3: I did steal stuff, Like I didn't go in and
Speaker 3: actually steal stuff. I would scam stuff from companies. When
Speaker 3: I was a kid, I would I would say that
Speaker 3: I was I would say that I worked for a
Speaker 3: This was before the internet. Could you could you could
Speaker 3: verify all this stuff.
Speaker 1: But I would say that I worked for a computer
Speaker 1: publication or radio show or TV show, and we want
Speaker 1: to do a review about whatever. And they would send
Speaker 1: their stuff out to review it, and then they usually
Speaker 1: never asked for the stuff back and it was just
Speaker 1: essentially yours just to keep.
Speaker 3: Obviously, no review ever took place. And then sometimes they
Speaker 3: would follow up and they would You're always sort of yeah,
Speaker 3: coming up with a few excuses because they would go, oh,
Speaker 3: can you can you send us that that review, the
Speaker 3: copy of that review that you did, or or if
Speaker 3: you said there was a TV or radio show or something,
Speaker 3: they'd be like, oh, can you send us the episode? Well,
Speaker 3: you never had anything to send them, so you always
Speaker 3: had to have some excuses handy. Before you could change
Speaker 3: your phone number, like you know now you can change
Speaker 3: your phone number at the drop of a hat. Back then,
Speaker 3: it was like your phone number was your phone number
Speaker 3: for life. I don't know anybody that ever like changing
Speaker 3: your phone number. In the eighties and nineties.
Speaker 1: This was something that I think you had to go
Speaker 1: and like potentially in Congress to do or something. It
Speaker 1: just it just didn't happen.
Speaker 3: So like like sometimes six months later you get a
Speaker 3: phone call and you pick it up and it was
Speaker 3: somebody like, you know, from six months ago that they're
Speaker 3: wondering about whatever happened with the review of something. Huh,
Speaker 3: you were confused, Yeah, it was a I don't know
Speaker 3: if that was the worst thing I ever did.
Speaker 1: Maybe. I mean, let's see, I did shoplift from shoplifted
Speaker 1: from Kmart, just some CDs, ah.
Speaker 4: So stealing and scamming, yeah, I mean some.
Speaker 3: People some people might say that, uh, dating Dougie, well
Speaker 3: that is indeed criminal in itself. But dating Dougie and
Speaker 3: then and screwing her friend, maybe that was Is that
Speaker 3: the worst thing I did?
Speaker 1: I don't know. You would probably say so.
Speaker 4: I could think of a few things.
Speaker 1: Well, what's the worst thing you've ever done, Jeffrey?
Speaker 8: How did you get arrested for picking up hookers?
Speaker 1: That?
Speaker 3: It's one that that's hard the top. I like that,
Speaker 3: that's just clean, simple.
Speaker 1: Everybody knows exactly what you're talking about.
Speaker 3: No long winded explanation like me in the computer review stuff.
Speaker 1: If it was clean, but uh snit's what's what's what
Speaker 1: about you? Worst thing you ever did? It's probably gonna
Speaker 1: be stealing? And would you steal? I mean, why broke
Speaker 1: into somebody's house? So maybe that got arrested arrested breaking
Speaker 1: into the house? Yeah, I mean I never went anywhere
Speaker 1: because they called my mom, so some dn e though, Yeah,
Speaker 1: I mean, did the cops show up at the house
Speaker 1: or did this Was this after when somebody was after
Speaker 1: the mailman turned us in? Oh? Really? Yeah, so I
Speaker 1: was climbing into the window. Oh you did this during
Speaker 1: the day? Really well? Smart?
Speaker 7: Was it somebody you knew you were stealing from? Like
Speaker 7: a friend quaintance? I stole a Discman camera? You remember
Speaker 7: the things the flat cameras? Remember the things disc Man camera?
Speaker 5: I don't if I remember that I had one of those,
Speaker 5: because some of the pictures that I took on to
Speaker 5: the high school. I have whole clutching of pictures I
Speaker 5: took with people, like when I from when I was
Speaker 5: in high school.
Speaker 1: I had one of those. Yeah, the the negatives run
Speaker 1: like a circle thing, remember that? Yeah, look like a
Speaker 1: view master kind of thing. Yeah. And then we ate
Speaker 1: other food too.
Speaker 4: Did you clean up after yourself, Charlie?
Speaker 1: You played video games there? Anyway? My first thing he
Speaker 1: ever did.
Speaker 7: Charlie, I don't think I've really done anything that bad.
Speaker 7: You guys are wait worse than me. I don't think
Speaker 7: I've ever really I don't know if I've ever stolen anything.
Speaker 1: Okay, Okay, I feel bad about this to this day.
Speaker 7: Is I prank called some I thought I was gonna
Speaker 7: prank call this kid and his mom answered, and then
Speaker 7: she thought I was And apparently the kid was saving
Speaker 7: a sleepover with another guy. So I pretended to be
Speaker 7: the kid that was sleeping over her son, and she
Speaker 7: believed it. And I kept saying I didn't feel safe
Speaker 7: and I need to go home, and I'm lost in
Speaker 7: the woods and uh or something. I don't remember exactly
Speaker 7: so long ago, but I remember I gave her the
Speaker 7: address for a like an empty lot across the street
Speaker 7: from me, so that I could watch out the window
Speaker 7: of her the distraught mom looking for her son, who
Speaker 7: she thought was dying.
Speaker 1: That was pretty messed up.
Speaker 4: That's worse than stealing a stupid watch.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it was.
Speaker 4: Do you ever tell her? Did you ever apologize?
Speaker 1: She figured out the next day when the kid came home.
Speaker 9: Oh, boy, that you have been messed up, taken into
Speaker 9: police custody numerous times, But those that you don't consider
Speaker 9: that necessarily.
Speaker 1: Anything bad that you did. That was more like, well,
Speaker 1: you just got caught having a good time essentially. Yeah,
Speaker 1: what do you mean. I'm just I didn't I'm not
Speaker 1: accusing you, I'm just asking.
Speaker 3: Oh no, Yeah, some people would go, oh, that was
Speaker 3: the worst thing I ever did. I got a rise
Speaker 3: like Jeffery, he got arrested for prostitution, prostitution, for soliciting
Speaker 3: a for prostitution.
Speaker 7: But soliciting a prostitute, I mean, there's a victim there.
Speaker 7: I don't think any any of the time I've ever
Speaker 7: been arrested, there's no victim.
Speaker 1: Crystal. What's the worst thing you've ever done in your life?
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 10: There's so many to choose from, but I'm definitely stealing.
Speaker 10: I stole a sticker when I was in high school,
Speaker 10: and I felt very guilty about it from clayers of
Speaker 10: all places.
Speaker 1: Uh that I did feel.
Speaker 10: Bad about because I was old enough to know better,
Speaker 10: and I still took it anyways, trespassing, you know, I
Speaker 10: love to go into abandoned places, so that's illegal. But
Speaker 10: I would say one that really sticks out was in
Speaker 10: high school, I took a friend of mine's virginity. I
Speaker 10: took his virginity and he was dating someone at the
Speaker 10: time that I knew. Yeah, so, and years later I
Speaker 10: actually apologized to her because I it still weighed on
Speaker 10: my conscience and that I just know she definitely found out, Yeah,
Speaker 10: and find out I felt that.
Speaker 1: Well, of course, I'm sure I gabbed.
Speaker 10: About it, and you know, rumor got around and she knew.
Speaker 1: And I'm pretty sure.
Speaker 3: That normally, if you if you screw somebody who is
Speaker 3: dating somebody else, you can keep that to yourself.
Speaker 1: Right, Why loss of virginity? He's gonna be telling everybody.
Speaker 10: Yeah, we're all tight circle of friends. So, and she
Speaker 10: was younger, and I was like, ash, she's younger, who cares?
Speaker 10: She was like a freshman or something. I was like,
Speaker 10: I don't care about her. And then I mean, I
Speaker 10: did feel bad, so I did apologize though, m.
Speaker 1: All right, what was the name of that movie?
Speaker 4: Douche the drama?
Speaker 1: The drama? All right, it's pretty good. I don't think
Speaker 1: i'd watched that probably, but I think I know sort
Speaker 1: of the whole. I guess I don't know the ending.
Speaker 1: Did he stay?
Speaker 6: You don't know what the other people? What theirs was?
Speaker 6: They confessed.
Speaker 3: Here's a let's see, here's what is this? Travis says.
Speaker 3: When I was in high school, I was part of
Speaker 3: the nerd group. My friend group passed around hacking tools
Speaker 3: for computers. We had a tool that could take over
Speaker 3: someone's keyboard, CD room, et cetera. We took over a
Speaker 3: friend's keyboard, sent him to a gay porn site, and
Speaker 3: his mom had to walking on keyboard and mouse or
Speaker 3: deactivated so we couldn't scroll away. She sent him to
Speaker 3: gay camp that summer. And what is gay camp is?
Speaker 3: Is day camp four gays? Or is that where it's
Speaker 3: like a gay conversion thing where they're trying to get
Speaker 3: you to go straight again?
Speaker 1: Oh, it's probably a conversion thing. Yeah, so you had
Speaker 1: to sit there and be prowdbeat by religious people all
Speaker 1: day long. Yet the other gay camp he'd probably love. Yeah, exactly.
Speaker 1: Here's a speaking of being in high school. Check this
Speaker 1: soccer game out now.
Speaker 3: I'm going to pell you a clip here on rmg TV, which,
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Speaker 3: on your phone, your tablet or your TV. Is there
Speaker 3: any audio to this? I don't know if there's any
Speaker 3: d Yeah, that's just kind of the crowd. So there's
Speaker 3: a the soccer game is going on, and you're.
Speaker 1: Gonna watch it.
Speaker 3: I watched this a couple of times trying to figure
Speaker 3: out what really prompted this kid to go crazy.
Speaker 1: But they kick.
Speaker 3: You know, he's kicking the ball, and this other guy
Speaker 3: comes up tries to take the ball from him. It
Speaker 3: doesn't appear to be a huge collision or anything, and
Speaker 3: the the kid just uh, the one kid falls down
Speaker 3: and the other kid just starts kicking him in the
Speaker 3: head and then just gets on top of him and
Speaker 3: starts raining blows, just starts punching him in the head.
Speaker 1: And they're calling for a lifetime ban. I'm the kid
Speaker 1: who did this. Yes, a lifetime ban. Yep, really, a
Speaker 1: lifetime ban from from high school sports.
Speaker 6: Yes, this is awful behavior. I haven't seen it, dude,
Speaker 6: because I was. I watched the video like ten times
Speaker 6: because I was really upset because a lot of the
Speaker 6: people that my daughter hangs out with their soccer players.
Speaker 6: So I can only imagine if one of them had
Speaker 6: this happened to them. I think I would be out
Speaker 6: there running to go kick some ass.
Speaker 3: This is the This is in South Dakota. It's the
Speaker 3: Bobcats versus the Cobblers. And here you can watch this here.
Speaker 3: So this kid's gonna kick it down the field here
Speaker 3: pass here he gets uh oh, pushes he pushes them.
Speaker 3: The kid and white pushes. The kid in red kicks
Speaker 3: and then just starts paunching them.
Speaker 6: Right in the face, kicks them in the head, and
Speaker 6: then puns.
Speaker 3: This little kid comes over and just jumps on that guy.
Speaker 1: We'll the enforcer.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, but he's the smallest enforcer in the world.
Speaker 1: It's I mean, he's the smallest guy in the field.
Speaker 1: And he runs over and jumps on that guy.
Speaker 4: Look at the port who is as character he.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, he's out of it.
Speaker 4: He's like, uh, this is so much like that's just
Speaker 4: a horrible thing.
Speaker 1: Why did he do that just because the guy pushed
Speaker 1: him a little bit? Well, he didn't push. I can't
Speaker 1: figure this out, Like, I'll go back and I'll show
Speaker 1: this to you. I cannot figure this out. What led
Speaker 1: to this?
Speaker 3: So the one kid in red kicks a long pass.
Speaker 3: The pass gets intercepted by the kid and White who's
Speaker 3: the puncher?
Speaker 4: Here comes Red there.
Speaker 1: He is right there, like, what what happened? He just
Speaker 1: stop a little bit.
Speaker 4: No, he puts his foot out to stop the ball.
Speaker 4: That's it.
Speaker 7: I mean, none of this deserts getting punched. I'm just
Speaker 7: trying to figure out where why he's mad at all.
Speaker 7: I guess he got, Oh, I hate that kid. How
Speaker 7: old are they?
Speaker 1: High school? I don't know how old they are, but
Speaker 1: it's high school.
Speaker 4: Fourteen to seventeen, don't after a varsity or not.
Speaker 1: This kid who got punched, he's Does.
Speaker 4: This happen all the time, kicking and punching?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 3: No, not in soccer, not only in sports, but just
Speaker 3: in high school in general. I mean, this was an
Speaker 3: everyday occurrence in my high school. Somebody was getting beat up.
Speaker 3: You just hoped it wasn't you. You know, in sports
Speaker 3: now they can't kick you off the team obviously, and
Speaker 3: they you know, so maybe you're behaving a little bit better.
Speaker 1: But I still don't know exactly what said that guy off.
Speaker 1: Maybe there's something more egregious than I can see.
Speaker 3: It doesn't appear to be. Who knows what happened earlier
Speaker 3: in the game too. Maybe this was been brewing for
Speaker 3: a while. But a lifetime band you think is is
Speaker 3: in order for this kid? Du you think he should
Speaker 3: never play high school sports again?
Speaker 4: Yes?
Speaker 6: Absolutely, you don't. Clearly, I don't know what's wrong with you.
Speaker 6: You don't want your kids acting like that in high school? No,
Speaker 6: I get it, I understand, and I just I hate
Speaker 6: to you know, kids are so stupid. I just hate
Speaker 6: to ban a kid.
Speaker 3: If you want to suspend him, I have no issue
Speaker 3: with that, but to say he could never play sports
Speaker 3: ever again, Oh, all sports, not just soccer.
Speaker 1: Right. She almost a lifetime athletic band for this kid.
Speaker 1: That's just going to lead to it. He's just going
Speaker 1: to start doing this all the time though, He's just
Speaker 1: going to keep fighting.
Speaker 6: Well, look at the rage that popped up just because
Speaker 6: that kid with the red shirt he was able to
Speaker 6: stop the ball. That kind of rage. What's going on
Speaker 6: at home? If you have that kind of rage, you
Speaker 6: might want to look into that.
Speaker 3: No, not necessarily if somebody, if somebody wrongs you, or
Speaker 3: you think you've been wronged or somebody.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 3: Obviously this kid thought that this this tackle as they
Speaker 3: call it in soccer, was was you know, unnecessary or
Speaker 3: potentially dangerous or whatever. That doesn't mean that you have
Speaker 3: a What does it have to do with being at home?
Speaker 3: I mean, you know a lot of people that would
Speaker 3: get in fights to see they have a temper. It
Speaker 3: doesn't mean that there the tern.
Speaker 6: Life was you need to start kicking and punch, brutally
Speaker 6: punching another person I don't know anyone that does that.
Speaker 6: You guys do that kicking and punching another adult.
Speaker 1: Now I'm an adult in high school. You didn't do that.
Speaker 1: I didn't do that also because it wasn't powerful enough.
Speaker 1: But I saw plenty, I saw plenty of it.
Speaker 3: Well, there's a lot of testosterone hormones and stuff going
Speaker 3: on for teenage boys. Jessica says, who cares about the
Speaker 3: lifetime ban? This kid has serious anger built up. It's
Speaker 3: not good. He needs to be committed, She says, like
Speaker 3: to a mental institution. He needs to be committed. That
Speaker 3: might be a little bit overkill. Yeah, I don't know
Speaker 3: about a lifetime ban. I would say a suspension.
Speaker 1: Next game or two, and then next game or two
Speaker 1: what comes. No, the may might have to be a
Speaker 1: little bit.
Speaker 3: You have to probably be a little bit, you know,
Speaker 3: five games, ten games something, I mean, maybe even the
Speaker 3: rest of the season, how long the season goes. But
Speaker 3: a lifetime ban, I think that's overdoing it. Duji, you
Speaker 3: have the Shizzy coming up in just a few minutes.
Speaker 1: What's on the way.
Speaker 6: We had a really bad weekend of shootings and deaths
Speaker 6: that happen all through the country. Also, an update. I
Speaker 6: would like to get about your mom who's in Indiana.
Speaker 6: She had some bad weather. We also have a number
Speaker 6: of people dead in the state of Indiana because of
Speaker 6: something that is involved with weather. I'll tell you those
Speaker 6: stories coming up.
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