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Speaker 2: The Michael Very Show is on the air, Ladies and gentlemen.

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Speaker 2: Delivering his farewell address to the nation, President Joe Biden.

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Speaker 3: I'd like to digress from my prepared remarks to discuss

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Speaker 3: how I invented the turlet. I needed a new heel

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Speaker 3: for my shoe, so I decided to go to Morganville,

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Speaker 3: which is what they call Shelbyville in those days. So

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Speaker 3: I tied an onionto my belt, which was the style

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Speaker 3: at the time. Now to take the ferry cosset to Nickel.

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Speaker 4: And in those days Nichols.

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Speaker 3: Had pictures of bumboobees on them.

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Speaker 4: Give me five piece.

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Speaker 3: For recorder, you'd say, now where were we?

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Speaker 5: Oh?

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Speaker 4: Yeah.

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Speaker 3: The important thing was that I had an onion on

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Speaker 3: my belt, which was a style at the time. They

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Speaker 3: didn't have white onions because of the war. The only

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Speaker 3: thing he could get was those big yellow one.

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Speaker 6: Ah.

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Speaker 3: There's an interesting story behind this Nickel In nineteen fifty seven,

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Speaker 3: I remember it was I got up in the morning

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Speaker 3: and made myself a piece of toast. I sent the

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Speaker 3: toast the three medium rown. You see, back in those days,

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Speaker 3: rich men would ride around and Zeppelins dropping coins on people,

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Speaker 3: and one day I seen J. T. Rockefeller flying by,

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Speaker 3: so I run out of the house with a big

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Speaker 3: wash top. Not many people know I owned the first radio,

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Speaker 3: and Springfield weren't much on the air. Then Gastadison reciting

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Speaker 3: the alphabet.

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Speaker 4: Over and over.

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Speaker 3: Yay, he'd say, dan be. She would usually follow.

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Speaker 4: I first took a.

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Speaker 3: Fancy to missus Bouvier because her raspy voice reminded me

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Speaker 3: of my old pctrolla.

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Speaker 5: Oh.

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Speaker 3: It was a fine machine with a vulcanized rubber listening tube.

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Speaker 4: With your cramed in your ear.

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Speaker 3: The tube would go in easier with some sort of

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Speaker 3: lubricant like linseed oil. And that's why today bananas are

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Speaker 3: called yellow faty beans.

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Speaker 2: That was the farewell address to the nation from President

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Speaker 2: Joe Biden.

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Speaker 6: Jim Mud, our creative director, asked me yesterday how much

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Speaker 6: of Biden's farewell addressed do you want me to cut

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Speaker 6: up and load for us to play tomorrow? And I said,

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Speaker 6: not one word. Don't waste a moment of energy. There

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Speaker 6: wasn't a person in this country glued to the set

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Speaker 6: waiting to see what old Joe Biden had to say

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Speaker 6: on his way out. The two most famous farewell addresses

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Speaker 6: of American presidents, George Washington, of course, and believe it

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Speaker 6: or not, General Dwight David Eisenhower, who is listed on

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Speaker 6: all your presidential records as being from Kansas, but he

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Speaker 6: was born in Dallas. Both of them warned of the

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Speaker 6: military industrial complex, of the tendency of certain men to

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Speaker 6: be drawn to power and money and war to end

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Speaker 6: up in the White House or advising the White House,

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Speaker 6: and how terrible that turns out to be. But nobody

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Speaker 6: thought to themselves, well, let's hear what old Joe has

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Speaker 6: to say on his way.

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Speaker 4: Out the door.

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Speaker 6: You know, I've given a lot of thought to this,

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Speaker 6: Joe Biden as our prayer. Nobody actually wanted Joe Biden

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Speaker 6: as president. You got everybody who voted against him and

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Speaker 6: for Trump, but even the Democrats, he was just a

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Speaker 6: way for them to keep Trump from being president because

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Speaker 6: they didn't want a healthy economy, they didn't want to

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Speaker 6: not be at war, they didn't want to not have

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Speaker 6: to bail out Ukraine, to the tune of hundreds of

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Speaker 6: billions of dogs.

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Speaker 4: That didn't want that.

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Speaker 6: One of the things that's hard for me to explain

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Speaker 6: and I get this a lot is people can't understand

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Speaker 6: the why. You know, there's video of Nancy Kerrigan when

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Speaker 6: Jeff Galuley and his folks bang her on the knee

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Speaker 6: to knock her out, believing that would that would catapult

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Speaker 6: Tanya Harding into the position of Olympic skater that she

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Speaker 6: And she's laying on the ground her she fears that

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Speaker 6: her injury is going to keep her and she just

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Speaker 6: keeps crying and saying why.

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Speaker 4: Why, why? Why? There is this sort of.

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Speaker 6: Plaintive, confused, frustrated, Why when terrible tragedy befalls you, But

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Speaker 6: it's clearly because someone intended it. It's not a mudslider,

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Speaker 6: an avalanchees someone did this. And you hear someone say

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Speaker 6: why they cannot grasp the why.

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Speaker 4: Well, you have to know the why.

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Speaker 6: But it's so hard for someone to understand that another

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Speaker 6: person can be that evil. But failing to understand how

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Speaker 6: evil people can be is a privilege that you can

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Speaker 6: ill afford. I'll tell you the story. In a moment,

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Speaker 6: Missoria County Deputy sheriff named Jesus Varga was trying to

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Speaker 6: serve a warrant on a thug and this guy. I

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Speaker 6: could spend the rest of the show talking about this

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Speaker 6: guy's criminal record is so long and this turd killed him.

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Speaker 6: So here's a guy. This leaves behind a wife and

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Speaker 6: three kids. This is an entire family wrecked because this

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Speaker 6: And I've come to the conclusion that it's very important

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Speaker 6: we all understand because we've got to nail people like

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Speaker 6: this way earlier in their criminal process, so Thejesus Vargas

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Speaker 6: don't have to die a seventeen year veteran of law enforcement.

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Speaker 6: What do you tell those kids? His wife will grieve,

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Speaker 6: but as adults, we will somewhere find someplace to put that,

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Speaker 6: some way to process this. They probably talked about it.

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Speaker 6: If I don't come home. But what do you tell

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Speaker 6: those kids? And for what good? The turd was killed

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Speaker 6: Thank God, couldn't we just do that before he killed

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Speaker 6: a deputy QUC super Chef Michael Barry.

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Speaker 4: And a turd.

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Speaker 6: They were serving a warrant on a turd yesterday and

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Speaker 6: Deputy Hey Sus Vargas deputy sheriff from Missouria County. It

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Speaker 6: was over at Stella Linc. And I believe it was

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Speaker 6: stell A Lincoln six' ten where it. HAPPENED i got

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Speaker 6: the news that a law enforcement officer had been, killed

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Speaker 6: AND i didn't know the details, yet and then as

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Speaker 4: It's just.

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Speaker 6: TERRIBLE i JUST i can't imagine for this family how

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Speaker 6: awful it.

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Speaker 4: Is and there are.

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Speaker 6: Turds this five minutes before he kills an. Officer this

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Speaker 6: turd's walking. Around these guys are At walmart in front of.

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Speaker 6: You these guys are driving next to. You my wife

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Speaker 6: and kids Think i'm crazy BECAUSE i now don't want

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Speaker 6: them to you, KNOW i got two teenage. Boys well

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Speaker 6: they don't want to leave the house till nine. O'clock

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Speaker 6: why would we do something during the daytime. Hours hey,

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Speaker 6: Dad i'm gonna go for a. Drive it's, midnight, Yes. Saturday,

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Speaker 6: yeah that's when the turds are out and the. Drunks

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Speaker 6: we got turds and, drunks and sometimes the turds are

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Speaker 6: drunk and sometimes, well drunks can't just become, turds but

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Speaker 6: they can engage in turd like behavior at midnight, Well

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Speaker 6: i'm gonna go To. Chipotle how about we Do chipotle at?

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Speaker 6: Noon how about? That how about we do It Chipotle

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Speaker 6: if we need to go for a, drive because they're

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Speaker 6: my kids AND i like to go for a, drive

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Speaker 6: how about we do that when it's light, out when

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Speaker 6: the turds are still sleeping or banging one of their

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Speaker 6: fifty eight baby. Mamas how about we do that then

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Speaker 6: and not at midnight when they've all gathered together in

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Speaker 6: The turdmobile to go out, freaking because that's what they.

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Speaker 6: because that's usually about two to. Three they wait to

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Speaker 7: Sheet after hearing the news over and over and over

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Speaker 1: About the, Story february of last, Year davis was released

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Speaker 1: from jail after posting fifteen thousand dollars.

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Speaker 6: Bond, well, sorry what just happened right? There the audios

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Speaker 7: That after hearing the news over and, Over february of last,

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Speaker 7: Year davis was released from jail fifteen thousand.

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Speaker 4: Dollars you did it at play? First what's the Other

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Speaker 4: fox twenty? Six?

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Speaker 6: Huh, oh hold, ON i don't know IF i have.

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Speaker 6: That what's number sixteen? About oh, woman, criminal, woman fearful

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Speaker 6: Sixty we'll play that right.

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Speaker 2: Now.

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Speaker 7: Sixteen after hearing the news over and over and over

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Speaker 7: again for years about this problem In Harris, COUNTY i

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Speaker 7: didn't think it would happened to. Me but lo and,

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Speaker 7: behold here it.

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Speaker 1: Is melissa Right on contacted us about her twenty seven

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Speaker 1: year old, Stepdaughter Grace.

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Speaker 4: Amos she's been in trouble with the. Law she's been to.

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Speaker 1: Prison melissa, Says amos had an open warrant In Harris

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Speaker 1: county for an authorized use of a motor.

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Speaker 7: Vehicle all of a, sudden the cops are at our.

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Speaker 7: Door we had deputies knock and ask, them Where's Grace?

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Speaker 7: Amos Where's Grace? Amos kind of scary, too because they've

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Speaker 7: got their hands there ready to go with. Something she

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Speaker 7: went To Austin county jail and Then Harris cannon transferred.

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Speaker 7: Her On, wednesday she saw the judge and immediately released

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Speaker 4: Door she has threatened her.

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Speaker 7: Life she has on multiple, occasions even just recently when

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Speaker 7: she was In Austin.

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Speaker 5: County how do you justify giving someone a peer bond

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Speaker 5: when they've been to, prison because A pr bond should be,

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Speaker 5: given you, know to someone who basically is charged with a.

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Speaker 4: Non violent crime but doesn't have a.

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Speaker 5: HISTORY i don't know how you sit there and, go,

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Speaker 5: well you've been to, Prison i'm just going to give

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Speaker 1: Bonds, well let'sa says her stepdaughter stole her.

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Speaker 7: Gun she then threatened my life and told me when

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Speaker 7: she gets, out she's coming to kill.

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Speaker 4: Me, Well letssa.

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Speaker 1: Says she filed reports With Austin county DA's office for

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Speaker 1: the theft and.

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Speaker 4: Threats we're just.

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Speaker 7: Normal everyday, people and this is happening. Everywhere it's happening

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Speaker 7: spreading out surrounding counties Because Harris county can't keep their stuff.

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Speaker 4: Straight can you?

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Speaker 6: Imagine can you imagine your stepdaughter is an absolute?

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Speaker 4: Monster, see the problem is there are people who don't

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Speaker 6: Rules there are people who are completely, crazy who are

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Speaker 6: not scared of the Things you're scared of who do

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Speaker 6: not paint in the, lines do not do.

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Speaker 4: What we expect reasonable people to.

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Speaker 6: Do and you've got laws and a system of enforcement

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Speaker 6: designed for people who actually care about.

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Speaker 4: That that's you AND.

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Speaker 6: I not that you would go shoplifting, anyway but IF

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Speaker 6: less you.

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Speaker 6: Please don't interrupt my middle of life. Story Pay less, Choose,

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Speaker 4: Arrested what a quaint notion.

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Speaker 6: Been race Driver michael berry funny Ramon king Of dings

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Speaker 6: suggested for general, audiences you're the picture of.

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Speaker 3: YOU i voted fall.

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Speaker 6: On i'm not gonna tell, you but if you don't

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Speaker 4: Knows, baby it's. Good, yeah, well you're.

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Speaker 6: Right we shopped at Pay last By God.

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Speaker 3: Captain to brunch and you.

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Speaker 6: Home that was back when you went shoes shopping in

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Speaker 4: And there'd be some dude there and.

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Speaker 6: That guy had struck out at everything else in, life

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Speaker 6: Corduroy what was? It that thick? Cloth you don't, know,

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Speaker 6: he had just come back from his smoke. Break how

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Speaker 6: DO i know?

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Speaker 4: That because he.

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Speaker 6: Had always just come back from a smoke.

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Speaker 4: Break that's what he. Did he constantly.

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Speaker 6: he had kind of a stand up routine that he

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Speaker 6: what you. Needed and he'd tell, you you, know back my,

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Speaker 6: day we'd put a. Penny you see this right, here

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Speaker 4: Thing and it would tell you your. Size and you.

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Speaker 6: Were always worried that this thing wasn't accurate because you

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Speaker 4: Right you didn't get it. Right it's like an eye.

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Speaker 4: Test you're like they're clicking back and. Forth you're like

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Speaker 6: Minute you're gonna put glasses on me THAT i gotta

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Speaker 6: wear all, day every day for years into the. Future

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Speaker 6: and you gave me about point eight seconds per time to.

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Speaker 6: Look let me look at. Them just slow down for a.

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Speaker 6: Minute which one you?

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Speaker 4: Like this.

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Speaker 7: Or?

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Speaker 6: DAMN i can't, Really i'm not. Sure i'm Afraid i'm

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Speaker 6: Wrong because once you got your. Glasses you didn't get

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Speaker 6: new glasses till you were, forty and here you were.

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Speaker 6: FOURTEEN i don't do we have to be in a

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Speaker 4: This can you hold on them in? IT i don't

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Speaker 4: know which ONE i like.

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Speaker 6: MORE i gotta imagine That i'm going to be wearing

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Speaker 6: glasses for the rest of my. Life that's all we

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Speaker 6: going you like this or. Ass there's nobody out there.

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Speaker 6: Waiting could you just just pause for a minute and

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Speaker 6: let me think about which ONE i would rather?

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Speaker 4: Have so you'd stand up on that dude's on that.

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Speaker 6: Same thing that everybody had used, forever and then he'd

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Speaker 6: pick your, size and then he'd go into, back and

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Speaker 6: as he would, come he might whistle when he came

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Speaker 6: out because he had your box's, shoes and he'd come

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Speaker 6: back out, there and then you'd go to put it.

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Speaker 6: On and it was always so much nicer at the

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Speaker 4: On then it was when you got, home because.

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Speaker 6: He had that nice thing where he'd he'd lay that

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Speaker 6: shoe out and then he'd put the shoehorn in.

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Speaker 4: Is that was called, shoehorn and you put.

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Speaker 6: Your slide your foot in, there real, nice like you

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Speaker 6: were being treated like a. King you'd slide your, shoe

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Speaker 4: He'd, say how does that?

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Speaker 6: Feel you'd go, fine and your mother would, say, no

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Speaker 6: walk around and make sure that, fits, because damn. It

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Speaker 6: once we spend the eight dollars on this pair of,

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Speaker 6: shoes you're gonna wear. Them you're gonna wear the hell

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Speaker 6: out of. Them your foot's not gonna be allowed to.

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Speaker 6: Grow it's just gonna grow into that. Shoe you're gonna

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Speaker 6: wear this pair of shoes. Forever and so you'd have.

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Speaker 6: To you did not want to put the other one,

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Speaker 6: On oh you had. To but he'd be real.

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Speaker 4: Nice he do your.

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Speaker 6: Shoehorn you put your shoe, on that feels. Good walk

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Speaker 6: and so there you'd be and people who were in

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Speaker 6: Wiener's by the. Way they'd be over on another, rack

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Speaker 6: know they'd show you kind of the runway through the,

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Speaker 6: You and so you're wearing shorts and A t shirt

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Speaker 4: How and then you'd come.

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Speaker 6: Back it's just LIKE i told you WHEN i first

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Speaker 6: put him. On they fit, now can we, leave? Please

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Speaker 6: and that was the shoe. Salesman AND i don't know

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Speaker 6: what the SHOES i don't know what the shoe salesman.

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Speaker 6: Became like there was a day that there were there

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Speaker 6: was a guy in the shoe, store and that's who he.

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Speaker 4: Was everybody knew that guy when you walked.

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Speaker 6: In that guy had to look like he smoked eighty

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Speaker 6: five thousand cigarettes in his, life and he looked like

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Speaker 6: he's craving a cigarette right. Now he kind of had

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Speaker 6: that smoker's call off at all, times and his lip

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Speaker 6: for kind of pursed and, dry like he could use

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Speaker 6: a cigarette right, now and the minute y'all checked. Out

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Speaker 6: sometimes he'd Ask susan if she'd handle the, checkout and he'd, go, Uh,

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Speaker 6: susan can you handle?

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Speaker 4: Something and he slipped to the.

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Speaker 6: Back he spoke a cigarette right there real quick because

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Speaker 6: he had just sold a pair of, shoes so he

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Speaker 6: was good for a couple. Hours as far as the

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Speaker 6: big bosses were. Concerned he had a sale on his,

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Speaker 6: record so you, know as far as they, knew he'd

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Speaker 6: be working for a. While so he had done. It

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Speaker 6: he's ready to have a. Cigarette and then one day

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Speaker 6: there weren't those people. Anymore one day you just didn't

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Speaker 6: have shoe salesman. Anymore AND i really don't know what

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Speaker 6: became of the shoe. SALESMAN i, mean we could do

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Speaker 6: a study and find. Out you, KNOW i was at

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Speaker 6: Pay last for seventeen years AND i wasn't ready to,

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Speaker 6: retire and and then and THEN i just you, could

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Speaker 6: you could find out what happened to those. Guys what

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Speaker 6: you don't know is the people who would have in

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Speaker 6: any other economy and time have become the shoe. Salesman

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Speaker 6: and you don't know whatever, became like what did those

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Speaker 6: people go into?

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Speaker 4: Doing, Right it's.

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Speaker 6: The same thing as the guy who wore the apron

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Speaker 6: at the quarterdeck or whatever you called your local. Arcade

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Speaker 6: you had the guy who was twenty, three burned, out

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Speaker 6: smoked a lot of, dope but had to get a,

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Speaker 6: job and he dropped out of everything and he managed

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Speaker 6: the local, Arcade, like what did those guys going to?

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Speaker 5: Do?

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Speaker 4: Right AM i sticking?

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Speaker 2: To?

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Speaker 4: Who AM i sticking?

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Speaker 3: To Michael?

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Speaker 4: Berry Michael?

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Speaker 3: Barry?

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Speaker 4: YEAH i do enjoy your.

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Speaker 8: Show it is.

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Speaker 4: THEN i got more self control at fifty.

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Speaker 6: Four but nine year Old michael had to excuse himself

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Speaker 6: for about three minutes just thinking About Crystal, giral just

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Speaker 6: hearing her.

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Speaker 4: Voice, fine, goodness all live and back.

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Speaker 6: Then i've changed since, then but back THEN i would

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Speaker 6: have had to share with.

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Speaker 4: You you, know that's little red alan such.

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Speaker 6: Because IF i had back, Then i've changed a, Lot

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Speaker 6: but back, then IF i had a little nugget of,

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Speaker 6: INFORMATION i would BE i don't feel the need to

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Speaker 6: share it with.

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Speaker 4: You you see.

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Speaker 6: What, michael how come you to make fun of shoe?

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Speaker 6: Salesman my daddy was a shoe. Salesman that doesn't make.

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Speaker 6: ANYTHING i, said. Untrue i'm, sorry, OKAY i just call

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Speaker 6: them LIKE i see, them balls and.

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Speaker 4: Strikes that's.

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Speaker 6: It it's not my, FAULT i swear it.

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Speaker 4: Is apparently that was called a sock. Tie have you

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Speaker 4: heard that?

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Speaker 6: Term it's called a sock. TIE i had one of

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Speaker 6: those ties that heavy. Cloth uh kind of, yeah that

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Speaker 6: was a. Deal that was a. DEAL i.

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Speaker 4: REMEMBER i didn't know.

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Speaker 6: Because we'd have, to you, know you have to wear

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Speaker 6: a tie for a funeral as a, kid and you,

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Speaker 6: KNOW i had my red clip on because that kind

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Speaker 6: of worked for. Everything AND i didn't know when it

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Speaker 6: first started that you, know eventually.

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Speaker 4: You were gonna have to tie your.

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Speaker 6: Tie AND i, REMEMBER i don't, know probably sixth grade

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Speaker 6: BEFORE i, remember all, right you gotta learn to tie.

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Speaker 6: Tie and then you just see there was your tie

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Speaker 6: laid out and somehow you were going to put that

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Speaker 6: thing into A i couldn't. Imagine and my dad could

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Speaker 6: tie a. Tie AND i remember, thinking WHO i bet

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Speaker 6: WHEN i get, Older i'm gonna know how to do.

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Speaker 6: Everything i'm gonna know all the things in life that

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Speaker 6: are to learn. That but right, Now i'm just in sixth.

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Speaker 6: Grade i'm just a little. Fella i'm just getting off

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Speaker 6: on cri. Gale i'm not ready to tie a. Tie,

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Speaker 6: nope you're going to tie your. Tie and that was. Back,

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Speaker 6: see we didn't have any professionals in my, family so

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Speaker 6: there was nobody in my. FAMILY i didn't have a,

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Speaker 6: relative it didn't matter how far off you. WENT i

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Speaker 6: did not have a relative that wore a tie to

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Speaker 6: work in my, life so it wasn't like you, know my.

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Speaker 6: Kids for YEARS i wore a. Tie of, course by

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Speaker 6: the time my kids came, ALONG i was out of the.

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Speaker 6: Typhase but they've seen me put on a. TIE i

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Speaker 6: can put on a tie While i'm. DRIVING i wore

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Speaker 6: a tie every day as a, lawyer city, councilman business,

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Speaker 6: owner and even WHEN i started in, RADIO i was

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Speaker 6: the only one that.

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Speaker 4: DID i wore a. Tie but not, Now, no. SIR

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Speaker 4: i come in in.

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Speaker 6: House shoes and, shorts AND i kicked the shoes off

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Speaker 6: the MINUTE i get in, here AND i rubbed my

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Speaker 6: neked feet on the. Carpet AND i wear a shirt

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Speaker 6: that hadn't been washed in three. Days and my wife,

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Speaker 6: says that thing stands up on its.

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Speaker 4: Own put it in the.

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Speaker 6: Washer BUT i wasn't used to watching somebody wear a,

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Speaker 6: tie the idea of somebody wearing a. Time in, fact

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Speaker 6: the first RELATIVE i ever had that wore a, tie

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Speaker 6: now THAT i think about, it was my second. COUSIN

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Speaker 6: i think that's what you call, it my mother's Cousin Forest.

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Speaker 6: Glenn What's Forest glinn's. Rigby i'm trying to remember what

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Speaker 6: his last name. Is everybody on my mother's side went

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Speaker 6: by two. Names Forest glenn's last name Was. OOH i

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Speaker 6: don't know IF i, knew but he was a pastor

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Speaker 6: still is a pastor at a church somewhere up Near

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Speaker 6: tyler And Forest glenn wore a tie m, yes, unrelated

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Speaker 6: a sock tie that was called ramon a sock.

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Speaker 4: Tie all.

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Speaker 6: Right twenty six Is Randy wallace with the story on.

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Speaker 4: This third and his lengthy rap Sheet.

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Speaker 1: Now In february of last, Year davis was released from

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Speaker 1: jail after posting a fifteen thousand dollars bond for a

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Speaker 1: theft charge In. Galveston now Last, september that bond was

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Speaker 1: revoked when he failed to show up for. Court fifty

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Speaker 1: six year Old Robert Lee davis The third had gone

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Speaker 1: to prison. Twice his first trip Was december of nineteen

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Speaker 1: Ninety he was sentenced to three years for burglary of

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Speaker 1: a vehicle In Harlis county and unauthorized use of a

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Speaker 1: motor vehicle In Fort Bench. County In july nineteen ninety,

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Speaker 1: four he was sentenced to twenty five years for aggravated

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Speaker 1: robbery In Alis. County his sentence expired in twenty, nineteen BUT.

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Speaker 8: I know today they were out looking for the aggravated staw,

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Speaker 8: target the deadly weapon From Berzoia. County there is evil

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Speaker 8: in this, World, Amen there demonic people in this, world

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Speaker 8: but law enforcement staying steadfast to pursue the evilness in

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Speaker 8: the demonic nature as they are predators praying on the general.

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Speaker 1: Public, so in addition to The Ressoria county, Warrant davis

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Speaker 1: was also wanted out Of Galveston county for the.

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Speaker 4: Bond forfeit Sure.

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Speaker 1: Now according to court, Records davis was charged last month

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Speaker 1: In Harris county with aggravated sexual assaults under his Alias

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Speaker 1: Sean Christopher.

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Speaker 6: DAVIS, khh you know WHAT i have to. SAY i

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00:28:39,800 --> 00:28:43,160
Speaker 6: have heard rumors That Randy wallace doesn't actually, smoke but

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Speaker 6: he takes a pill that gives him that smoker's. Voice

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Speaker 6: because for my, generation a guy on the crime beat

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Speaker 6: who has a smoker's, voice you just trust him, more,

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Speaker 6: Right Very marvin zendlerin of, you like, Ah Phil archer

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Speaker 6: had A, yeah he knows what He's he's a dumb shoe.

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Speaker 6: Reporter he's got smoker's. VOICE i Love Randy Welsh floss

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Speaker 6: twenty six is doing great work on the crowd beat right,

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Speaker 6: now the best in.

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Speaker 4: Town.

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Speaker 9: Khou he'd worked for The Rossori County Sheriff's office for seventeen.

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Speaker 9: Years he leaves behind a wife and three. Kids Deputy

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Speaker 9: vargas was working with THE Us Marshall's Gulf Coast Violent

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Speaker 9: offenders Task. Force he joined the task force about a

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Speaker 9: year ago and served in several key, roles according to.

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Speaker 9: Authorities at three point thirty this, afternoon law enforcement officers

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Speaker 9: lining the sidewalk outside Of Bentop hospital's emergency entrance as

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Speaker 9: the deputy's flag draped body was taken from the. HOSPITAL

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Speaker 9: a lengthy procession followed as the deputy's body was transported

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Speaker 9: to the Medical examiner's. Office houston's police chiefs shared his

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00:29:42,760 --> 00:29:45,360
Speaker 9: condolences after the suspect was.

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Speaker 1: Killed pluss his life doing the large, work LIKE i said,

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Speaker 1: earlier keeping the.

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Speaker 4: Bad guys off the. Street as an unfortunate.

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Speaker 1: EVENT i had the privilege of meeting a wife AND.

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Speaker 4: I gave her my that we would find this guy.

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Speaker 9: Today The Missoria County Sheriff's office issued a statement which

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Speaker 9: reason part, Quotes Deputy vargas was a dedicated public servant

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Speaker 9: known for his, integrity, compassion and commitment to our. Community

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Speaker 9: he was more than a team. Member he was a, friend,

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Speaker 9: mentor and inspiration to everyone who knew.

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Speaker 4: Him, tonight the one.

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Speaker 9: Hundred club says it will be helping the widow Of

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Speaker 9: Deputy vargas and his three young. Children they will be

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Speaker 9: given twenty thousand dollars for their immediate financial. Needs the

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Speaker 9: organization says it will offer further support after it conducts

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Speaker 9: an assessment of the family's.

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Speaker 6: Needs that's inflation the. Standard you, know here's your first.

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Speaker 6: Check there will be more coming from the one Hundred.

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Speaker 6: Club used to be ten. Thousand at some point they

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Speaker 6: switched it to. TWENTY i don't know when that. Happened

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Speaker 6: but the importance of that amount right there is that's

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Speaker 6: the money that they go you know Fo janita And San.

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Speaker 4: Diego you, know we like her to, come but she

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Speaker 4: can't afford with. That that covers your immediate.

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Speaker 6: Expenses that's an important little injection right.

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Speaker 2: There