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This is the JB and Sandy Show on Austin's eighty
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station one oh three point one.
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A couple of.
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Things that are kind of the interesting one, would you
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guys kind of classified the Savannah Got Three things?
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Now?
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The case with her mother is kind of a cold
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case right now, like really not? Is it too soon
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to be considered a cold case. The other thing about that,
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I am just shocked that she's By the way, we're
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gonna get to some Austin cold cases in just a moment.
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I'm shocked that Savannah Got three is going back to
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the Today Show. I'm just really surprised that she's. Jenna
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Hager announced it the other day and she's going to
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be back on. They haven't said when, but just like,
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I don't know if I could do that.
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That's a strange one. It's not like she has to
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work right right financially, Like I understand what people got
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to go back to work.
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I've got to work. But she doesn't good think. But
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she's plus you just look at her when she's on
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the Today Show. She's always going to be the woman
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whose mother was abducted.
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She's just trying to get She showed up to the
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Today's show set on Friday, and told people her intention
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is to come back. She doesn't know when, and she
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said I don't know how I can do it, but
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that they are like her family, and she's looking for
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does she have children?
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She's two?
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How old are you any idea how old they are?
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They're young?
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They are, yeah, okay.
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But speaking of cold cases and stuff, there are some
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Austin cold cases that have been brought up recently.
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What's on that list? There is about five of them, right.
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Here's about five of them.
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One of them is going back as far as like
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Jack the Ripper days near the end of the eighteen
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hundred is the Servant Girl Annihilator.
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Oh yeah, you remember that one Clarksville.
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Yeah, unidentified killer murdered at least eight people between eighteen
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eighty four and eighteen eighty five. They never caught them,
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got away with it, Servant Annihilator.
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This is why we have moon towers. Oh really, yeah,
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I mean the original there. I think there might still
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be one or two original wood moon towers. But you
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always hear about moon towers is synonymous with Austin. That
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is why they put up these moon towers to light
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it up at night, because of the serial killer.
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And so the servant girl annihilator. These were what housekeepers
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and stuff.
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Or I think so, and mostly in the Clarksville area
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just west of downtown.
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Well, by the way, speaking of that, did you see
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Buford's opened up?
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Yes, they said they set their reopening date and the
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proceeds are going I believe to.
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Victims. I read they opened up Friday night.
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Maybe that's what it was. And it was again pro benefit. Yeah,
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I benefit other cold cases in Austin. I know we'll
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all remember this name. Rachel Cook.
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Dude, that blows my mind.
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January morning in two thousand and two, nineteen year old
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Rachel Cook left her Georgetown home to go for a
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jog and never returned.
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Zero trace after that. That is unbelieve that someone just disappear. Yeah,
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just gone, just went out for a run. She was
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home from college.
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Yeah, I remember hearing about it when it happened.
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Oh, I too, an absolutely huge story.
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Yeah, never ever been solved.
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What else the next one they're talking about Henry Lee
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Lucas serial killer.
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Henry Lee Lucas confessed.
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To hundreds of murders, including one in Williamson County and
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another in bass Drop County.
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Back in nineteen seventy nine.
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But the interesting thing about this is that he didn't
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actually commit most of the murders that he claimed to
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have done.
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He was convicted of too, but confessed to hundreds.
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And they're saying that has uh really screwed it up
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and called all sorts of cold cases back into review.
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I remember when he was in that jail in Georgetown,
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and I remember, like, you know, you'd drive by and go,
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I wonder if he's like looking out the window and
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would wave right, So, by the way, I think, I
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think I read something that jail is going on the
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market and someone might turn it into a hotel or
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something like that. That's kind of creepy, right, yeah, yeah,
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where I don't know where it is in George, just
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just north of the square.
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Huh, trying to picture it. I don't.
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I can't picture it my brain where it was. Henry
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Lee Lucas died in two thousand and one.
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What they also say about that about him is that
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it's the first time that authorities really heard of someone
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inserting themselves into cases that they had absolutely nothing to
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do with.
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Oh really, yeah, was he just trying to get.
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Cred I mean, I guess he's crazy.
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Yeah, yeah, definitely crazy.
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I worked with a few buzza's like that, just inserting
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themselves into everything.
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Like shut up.
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Do you ever know anyone like that, whether you worked
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with him or not, They just insert themselves in there.
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Whatever drama was going on, they got themselves into it.
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Are somehow the really creepy ones are the ones that
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can make it about themselves where they've got nothing to
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do with it.
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Yeah, nothing to do with it. What about this one?
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Do you remember the name Martin Gutierrez? In twenty eighteen,
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it was a Texas Tech grad disappeared after a night
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out on Rainy Street. His body was found in Ladybird Lake.
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The Medical Examiner examiner ruled it an accidental drowning, but
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it's questionable because he had blent force trauma to his
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head to his body.
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So pep, And we've had how many people found in
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the lake since rains? That was? Yeah, like how I
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flost count a dozen plus? Oh yeah, it's some astronomical number.
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They're always like, no foul play, just yeah, totally the
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same spot, the same.
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Area, the same type of person.
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Yeah, same around the same time and then late in
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the evening or early morning.
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Like, come on, there are whole like podcasts and Facebook
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pages about the Rainy Street Rippers what some of them
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are being called, or the Ladybird Lake murders.
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Yeah, it's I don't know, it's nobody drowned. We have
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that many drownings in the thirty years before all this happened, right,
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you know what I mean in Ladybird Lake. Then all
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of a sudden, I'm just not buying it. I don't
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they don't say it's I don't know. I think they're
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going to avoid panic or vigilanteism. Please, it's fine, you guys,
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it's fine, right, keep moving, it's fine.
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So the last one, I definitely remember this name, Roxane Paltov.
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Oh, the motel girl.
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Yeah, in two thousand and six, she vanished after an
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argument with her boyfriend at an Austin area motel and
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has never been found. Kind of like a Rachel Cook
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kind of disappearance. I got a question, go ahead, Jimmy. Oh,
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but the boyfriend was cleared. I mean that's that's the obvious, right, yeah, yeah,
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argument and then she goes missing. Yeah, they say multiple
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persons of interest of surface, including her boyfriend, but still
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nobody's been arrested for it, and her body has never
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been fit.
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So let me ask you this, just for clarification.
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Is a motel that when you can you can see
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your car when you open your room's door, that's a motel.
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Right doors around the eye side.
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You might have to look down.
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If it's a two story motel, that's a motel. Yeah, right, okay, hotel.
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You open your door, you can't see your car. There's
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a hallway. Get a hallway with the hotel.
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With really gaudy carpet.
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Yes, yes, yes, that would be a hotel. Okay. I'm
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always how am I this age?
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And not until I got perfect clarification and understanding of
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it this.
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Late life, I feel like a good A good six
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or eight out of ten motels are named the Sands Motel.
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I don't have any evidence or any numbers, but it
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just feels like it's always the Sands Motel.
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What was the one in the seventies or early eighties
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that had the little sleepwalking bear with the pajamason and
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the cap with.
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The yes with the speaker. Who is the guy with
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the deep deep voice? Motels motel said, Oh, he's gonna
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leave the light on for you. That's right, not to
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be not to be confused with Howard Johnson's.
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Either Howard Johnson's that's Motel, right is that motel was
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a restaurant, but it was It was a restaurant too.
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They used to have all you can eat clams on Thursday.
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I think it's Motel, Howard Johnson's hotel.
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What about Red roof Finn What is that?
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And where does that fall in the list?
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I genterally have a rule with hotels that they have
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to be at least a mile off of a main
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highway from it's at least one mile off. Why I
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just except I broke my rule when I first moved
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to Austin back in ninety six.
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Is the Holiday Inn at Town Lake still there? Yep?
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The round building, the round one still that was an
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iconic skyline building for Austin back in the day because
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it was round.
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Com Hey, if you just joined us to make sure
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you get here a little bit earlier tomorrow. We do
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it every day from seven until eight o'clock. Some of
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the stuff we were talking about earlier. Rodeo Austin gets
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kicked off on Friday. We talked about some of the
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cold cases in Austin, which is always just amazing that
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there's just no suspects or no leads and what we
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do rattled off five different cases. But don't think that
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those police officers stop working on them, because they do.
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They continue to work on the cases. We just don't
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hear about it very much. So, uh, JB's all fired
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up because you just discovered something. I'm curious for you
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to tell us about. It's called Race Club.
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I haven't been I keep you know, I'm sure I'm
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getting the algorithm on social media for me pulls this
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up because I follow so much car stuff.
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Yeah right, but.
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It's a it's a it's a new place in Austin.
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I'm dying to go check out. It's called the Race Club.
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It's on North Burnett near Wells Branch Howard Lane, ish
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And these are driving simulators that are crazy advanced. Like
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cause it's funny, I would love to have a man
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cave at my house. My house is so tiny, I'd
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have to anyhow build one of that. I was looking
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at them. You could buy one of these for like
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fifteen twenty thousand dollars, which sounds like a crazy amount
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of money, but sports cars cost way more than that,
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And these driving simulators are very realistic, very like even
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professional drivers use these so they can get familiar with
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the course before they go to it and just say
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sharp without the expense of running a race car. I
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know a couple of professional drivers. They use these, and
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they're like, you know, the seat floats and vibrates and moves,
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and why thrush you forward if you hit the brakes
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and launches you back when you accelerate, and you feel
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every bump and bounce and you can you spin the
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car out if you're if you're you're not driving it
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properly and plug in race courses all over the world
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like every F one course or whatever whatever you want
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to do, and it's I was looking at it, it's
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pretty reasonable as far as like entertainment. If you wanted
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to get your buddies together. I don't know if you
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have to be a certain age or something like that,
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it would make sense because you're not actually on the road.
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You could do it under without a driver's license, but
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I can't confirm that. It just looks like so much
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stink and fun.
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It looks like you need to like I'm looking that.
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The prices are not bad, but it says for membership.
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So like thirty minutes is thirty nine dollars. Thirty minutes
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is a long time.
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That doesn't sound like much, but having driven a race
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car on a track, that's a long time. Like you're
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gonna be tired at the end. Yeah, it just takes
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every ounce of energy. Things happened fast in forty nine
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bucks for sixty minutes.
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Yeah, that's pretty cool.
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And then they have they have like leagues, race leagues
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and stuff like that. I don't know, it just looks
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really cool.
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trying to land it on an aircraft carrier. It was
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You get the right shoes and get your driving gloves.
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This is the JB and Sandy Show on Austin's eighty
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station one oh three point one.
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A couple of.
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Things that are kind of the interesting one, would you
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guys kind of classified the Savannah Got Three things?
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The case with her mother is kind of a cold
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case right now, like really not? Is it too soon
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to be considered a cold case. The other thing about that,
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I am just shocked that she's By the way, we're
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gonna get to some Austin cold cases in just a moment.
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I'm shocked that Savannah Got three is going back to
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the Today Show. I'm just really surprised that she's. Jenna
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Hager announced it the other day and she's going to
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be back on. They haven't said when, but just like,
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I don't know if I could do that.
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That's a strange one. It's not like she has to
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work right right financially, Like I understand what people got
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to go back to work.
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I've got to work. But she doesn't good think. But
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she's plus you just look at her when she's on
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the Today Show. She's always going to be the woman
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whose mother was abducted.
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She's just trying to get She showed up to the
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Today's show set on Friday, and told people her intention
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is to come back. She doesn't know when, and she
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said I don't know how I can do it, but
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that they are like her family, and she's looking for
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does she have children?
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They are, yeah, okay.
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But speaking of cold cases and stuff, there are some
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Austin cold cases that have been brought up recently.
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What's on that list? There is about five of them, right.
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Here's about five of them.
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One of them is going back as far as like
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Jack the Ripper days near the end of the eighteen
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hundred is the Servant Girl Annihilator.
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Oh yeah, you remember that one Clarksville.
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Yeah, unidentified killer murdered at least eight people between eighteen
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eighty four and eighteen eighty five. They never caught them,
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got away with it, Servant Annihilator.
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This is why we have moon towers. Oh really, yeah,
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be one or two original wood moon towers. But you
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always hear about moon towers is synonymous with Austin. That
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is why they put up these moon towers to light
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it up at night, because of the serial killer.
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just west of downtown.
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Well, by the way, speaking of that, did you see
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Buford's opened up?
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proceeds are going I believe to.
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all remember this name. Rachel Cook.
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January morning in two thousand and two, nineteen year old
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jog and never returned.
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just gone, just went out for a run. She was
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What else the next one they're talking about Henry Lee
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Lucas serial killer.
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Henry Lee Lucas confessed.
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market and someone might turn it into a hotel or
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something like that. That's kind of creepy, right, yeah, yeah,
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where I don't know where it is in George, just
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just north of the square.
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can make it about themselves where they've got nothing to
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Yeah, nothing to do with it. What about this one?
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Do you remember the name Martin Gutierrez? In twenty eighteen,
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it was a Texas Tech grad disappeared after a night
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out on Rainy Street. His body was found in Ladybird Lake.
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it's questionable because he had blent force trauma to his
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So pep, And we've had how many people found in
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the lake since rains? That was? Yeah, like how I
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flost count a dozen plus? Oh yeah, it's some astronomical number.
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same spot, the same.
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pages about the Rainy Street Rippers what some of them
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are being called, or the Ladybird Lake murders.
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that many drownings in the thirty years before all this happened, right,
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you know what I mean in Ladybird Lake. Then all
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of a sudden, I'm just not buying it. I don't
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they don't say it's I don't know. I think they're
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going to avoid panic or vigilanteism. Please, it's fine, you guys,
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it's fine, right, keep moving, it's fine.
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So the last one, I definitely remember this name, Roxane Paltov.
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argument with her boyfriend at an Austin area motel and
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has never been found. Kind of like a Rachel Cook
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kind of disappearance. I got a question, go ahead, Jimmy. Oh,
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but the boyfriend was cleared. I mean that's that's the obvious, right, yeah, yeah,
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argument and then she goes missing. Yeah, they say multiple
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persons of interest of surface, including her boyfriend, but still
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nobody's been arrested for it, and her body has never
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your car when you open your room's door, that's a motel.
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If it's a two story motel, that's a motel. Yeah, right, okay, hotel.
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You open your door, you can't see your car. There's
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a hallway. Get a hallway with the hotel.
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Yes, yes, yes, that would be a hotel. Okay. I'm
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always how am I this age?
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Late life, I feel like a good A good six
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or eight out of ten motels are named the Sands Motel.
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I don't have any evidence or any numbers, but it
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just feels like it's always the Sands Motel.
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that had the little sleepwalking bear with the pajamason and
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the deep deep voice? Motels motel said, Oh, he's gonna
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leave the light on for you. That's right, not to
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be not to be confused with Howard Johnson's.
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Either Howard Johnson's that's Motel, right is that motel was
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a restaurant, but it was It was a restaurant too.
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What about Red roof Finn What is that?
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And where does that fall in the list?
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I genterally have a rule with hotels that they have
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Is the Holiday Inn at Town Lake still there? Yep?
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The round building, the round one still that was an
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you get here a little bit earlier tomorrow. We do
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the stuff we were talking about earlier. Rodeo Austin gets
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kicked off on Friday. We talked about some of the
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cold cases in Austin, which is always just amazing that
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there's just no suspects or no leads and what we
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do rattled off five different cases. But don't think that
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those police officers stop working on them, because they do.
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They continue to work on the cases. We just don't
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hear about it very much. So, uh, JB's all fired
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up because you just discovered something. I'm curious for you
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to tell us about. It's called Race Club.
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I haven't been I keep you know, I'm sure I'm
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getting the algorithm on social media for me pulls this
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up because I follow so much car stuff.
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Yeah right, but.
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It's a it's a it's a new place in Austin.
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I'm dying to go check out. It's called the Race Club.
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It's on North Burnett near Wells Branch Howard Lane, ish
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And these are driving simulators that are crazy advanced. Like
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cause it's funny, I would love to have a man
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cave at my house. My house is so tiny, I'd
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have to anyhow build one of that. I was looking
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at them. You could buy one of these for like
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fifteen twenty thousand dollars, which sounds like a crazy amount
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of money, but sports cars cost way more than that,
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And these driving simulators are very realistic, very like even
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professional drivers use these so they can get familiar with
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the course before they go to it and just say
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sharp without the expense of running a race car. I
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know a couple of professional drivers. They use these, and
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they're like, you know, the seat floats and vibrates and moves,
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and why thrush you forward if you hit the brakes
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and launches you back when you accelerate, and you feel
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every bump and bounce and you can you spin the
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car out if you're if you're you're not driving it
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properly and plug in race courses all over the world
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like every F one course or whatever whatever you want
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to do, and it's I was looking at it, it's
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pretty reasonable as far as like entertainment. If you wanted
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to get your buddies together. I don't know if you
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have to be a certain age or something like that,
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it would make sense because you're not actually on the road.
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You could do it under without a driver's license, but
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I can't confirm that. It just looks like so much
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stink and fun.
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It looks like you need to like I'm looking that.
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The prices are not bad, but it says for membership.
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So like thirty minutes is thirty nine dollars. Thirty minutes
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is a long time.
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That doesn't sound like much, but having driven a race
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car on a track, that's a long time. Like you're
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gonna be tired at the end. Yeah, it just takes
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every ounce of energy. Things happened fast in forty nine
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bucks for sixty minutes.
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Yeah, that's pretty cool.
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And then they have they have like leagues, race leagues
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and stuff like that. I don't know, it just looks
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really cool.
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I got to do something similar to this, but it
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was so My cousin is a is a pilot in
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the Navy, flies a fighter jet in the Navy. And
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when he got his wings graduating from flight school down
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at Naval air Station Kingsville, Landry. Our daughter and I
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we went down there for the ceremony for the graduation,
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and when we got there, he took us and put
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us into the flight simulator that they used to train
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on and it was like you're flying the airplane and
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trying to land it on an aircraft carrier. It was
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really cool. I mean, you like felt like Maverick sitting
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in there. I was like, I'm a slam on the brake,
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so I'll fly right by.
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Yes, it's the real deal. I know a guy that
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does American Airlines training. Yeah, and like Arlington, Texas, and
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so it's a simulator that's just like flying the real thing.
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Right, it's amazingly cool.
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Even the sounds of it are thing, you know, like if, ah,
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if there was a I had a fire, but one
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of my engines caught on fire when I was my
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cousin did it on purpose, right, and he showed me
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how to turn it off, you know, how to extinguish it.
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Wait, clip, it's kind of cool.
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Did you did you successfully land it?
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No? No, our daughter Landry did. I did not. I Well,
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she had a little bit of help from Tyler.
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But I crashed and burned in the I think I
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was in the Persian Gulf and yeah, right to the
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bottom of the sea with a eighty million dollars. Yeah,
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it's but that's pretty cool. I'd go do it if
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you want to. I don't know if you have to
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join be a member of the club or what.
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think from Miata up to an F one.
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Well, why the hell would you want to be on.
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If you can drive an F one car.
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I think you need to start reasonable and get better
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at it.
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I mean it's different. It's a little different than my
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BMW I've done.
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I mean I've done some driver training. It's a world
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of difference. You know. You gotta get the right shoes, right,
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You get the right shoes and get your driving gloves.
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Yeah, I've got some with the fingers cut off. They're black.
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Oh my god.
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You and I would show up with a helmet on.
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They're like, it's a simulator. You don't need a helmet.
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It's see.
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They would drive there with the helmet and the driving
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gloves on to more coming up as dot com.
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