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Speaker 2: Oh yes, even Ramon messing up the cross faith can't

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Speaker 1: I heard that.

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Speaker 2: Yes, I did my ears very carefully, tuned to the

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Speaker 1: It is open line Friday. Has your week flown or bloom?

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Speaker 1: What would you like to share with us?

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Speaker 3: Happy when.

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Speaker 4: Whendy wool, whenos.

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Speaker 5: She's the way he loves, a happy day or happy day?

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Speaker 5: Happy or happy day?

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Speaker 1: When those war.

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Speaker 6: Pitty wary, when those.

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Speaker 5: War sheel the way he loved. It's a happy day.

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Speaker 6: A happy day or a happy day.

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Speaker 7: Happy winter, those war, oh whity war, winder those war.

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Speaker 3: Three years away.

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Speaker 5: He need a lot happy day.

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Speaker 6: Heapy deed good happy deal, God, happy deal, happy day,

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Speaker 6: Oh happy they.

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Speaker 4: When those world oh waity war, when those wool threeas away,

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Speaker 8: Good indeed, it is a happy day, a beautiful day outside,

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Speaker 8: a beautiful day to be alive, a beautiful day in America.

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Speaker 2: email me through the website Michael Berryshow dot com. And

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Speaker 2: now to get us started as we always do, courtesy

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Speaker 9: Knakanishi, you will weaken with out of sugar. Sugar, what

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Speaker 1: Somehow pop it up on my screen a photo of

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Speaker 2: My grandmother lived in a little ramshackle trailer, but it

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Speaker 1: Really an unbelievable scene.

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Speaker 2: You're in Houston, hundreds of people at risk of losing

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Speaker 2: their SNAP benefits lined.

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Speaker 10: Malagiata go has been a SNAP recipients for more than

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Speaker 10: three decades, been a Snap recipients for more than three decades.

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Speaker 1: More than three decades. I have depended on those benefits

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Speaker 2: Are there some people who would go hungry if we

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Speaker 1: Yeah? Is that a bad thing?

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Speaker 2: No, it's why you don't feed the animals at a safari.

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Speaker 2: They'll stop learning how to feed themselves. But Backel, there's children.

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Speaker 1: People need to stop having children. They cannot support.

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Speaker 2: Former Vice President Kamala Harris's sparking debate after saying she

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Speaker 11: Gen Z, there is about thirteen for twenty seven. They've

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Speaker 11: only known the climate crisis. They've coined the term climate

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Speaker 11: anxiety to describe fear of not only being able to

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Speaker 2: You know, when I was growing up, this was kind

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Speaker 2: Things took a bad turn at the newly opened Bass

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Speaker 2: We're all at Vans Pro Shops, brought touches kicks. I

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Speaker 2: She's attempting to capture the collective sadness of man.

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Speaker 1: That's why we can't have nothing nice. Supposed to be

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Speaker 1: the time to celebrate the first basket Pro shop celebrate midnight.

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Speaker 1: the Phone Lines?

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Speaker 2: We go seven one, three, one thousand, Willie Europe first,

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Speaker 1: That was tough to do. Go more to Mike, Michael.

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Speaker 12: Uh, yeah, as far as the week off on the

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Speaker 1: What was his name?

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Speaker 12: Carlos Bangs Gonzalez b a n gs. Gonzalez Bangs is

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Speaker 12: I couldn't tell you Europe somewhere came here and did

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Speaker 1: And what did Carlos Gazalez do?

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Speaker 1: You name it?

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Speaker 12: I mean he was really a born engineered by by trade.

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Speaker 12: In fact, I'll sent them to you. Just come home

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Speaker 12: You dressed up, put on his Matador type outfit, you know,

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Speaker 12: And it was an honor to sing a song that

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Speaker 12: he taught me. Oh gosh, it's over fifty years ago

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Speaker 12: nice moment. The hard to get through. But Maga Carmela, and.

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Speaker 1: You say it, I sing it, yes, good for you?

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Speaker 12: The first verses was almost non existent. But at the service,

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Speaker 13: You couldn't that's not that's not it ramon, I assure you.

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Speaker 13: But why don't you sing along with it? Let's here

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Speaker 1: Oh man, I didn't see you like that.

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Speaker 10: Now, that's.

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Speaker 2: Well, good for you, my man, very very proud of

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Speaker 12: Oh you know, yeah, there's videos of him bencing and

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Speaker 1: With bud uh Pat. You're on the Michael Berry Show.

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Speaker 14: Go ahead, Hey Michael Berry, good morning. Yeah, I'm gonna

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Speaker 1: And where is that Flindora, Texas? And what is the

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Speaker 14: El Carter and ile I'm gonna eat the same thing

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Speaker 14: Tonicles al carbone with charlo beans and lieu of beans

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Speaker 14: Now I'm so full after that, I can't do you.

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Speaker 14: Wendy my child my son's childhood friend since high school.

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Speaker 1: But who's gas, y'all?

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Speaker 14: Burn mine?

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Speaker 14: And we go once a week?

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Speaker 10: Hey, Michael, you know you talk a lot about different

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Speaker 10: And I just think the toughest job on the planet

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Speaker 10: Such a help to me. I'm a pastor, and I

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Speaker 2: I would assume that's pretty tough, especially in a small town.

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Speaker 2: Spross who was our pastor, Bobby Spross's wife. She worked

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Speaker 1: The church is it.

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Speaker 15: We are a free wheeled actress church. We're located in Tomball, Texas.

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Speaker 15: And uh my wife is just what's her name, chuck

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Speaker 15: real quick? Her name is Cheryl Wisacker.

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Speaker 1: Pastor's wives.

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Speaker 2: The Michael Berry Show is nwide.

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Speaker 1: What did I say?

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Speaker 2: I told Ramon that I would like to do if

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Speaker 2: he would please do a bump related to fishing or fish,

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Speaker 2: because I'm going to talk about fishing and.

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Speaker 1: I don't even know what that was. I have no

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Speaker 2: Can we start this segment over and do something that

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Speaker 1: But could you just oh hell yeah no, that is redemption.

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Speaker 1: You have redeemed yourself. Yep? Is this nitty gritty oh yeah,

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Speaker 2: I love it when our show sponsors use our fellow

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