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Also that's the medium with mine,
turning off all the recording devices. It's
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just also like no, there's just
not a little captain that. My name
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is Abigail Susanne Catherine with them.
I was born in Maple Wood, Minneso.
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Ye, have that many middle names? Well, it's my confirmation name.
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Oh, that's so cute that you
include it. I like. I
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like to include it because it makes
my name so long, because my name
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is like already spelled really like the
long way of Abigail. Yeah, and
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my middle name is also very long. And then I think I was typing
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out your email, like I knew
you spelled because it's abby right, because
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you UI, because I'm special,
and I knew that. So I was
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typing. I noticed and like well, yeah, it's already longer with the
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BB. But then your parents just
went for with like Ayli. They were
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in Hog wilds the spelling of my
name to the point where, like in
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high school, I had a couple
teachers who like hesitated in pronouncing it.
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Well, how else would you pronounce
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but they I remember my chemistry professor
junior year. He just like on
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the first day of class. You
like tried a couple times. It's like
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at but up and I was like
Abigail, and he's like really, and
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as like, I mean it looks
like Abigail. I've heard people say it
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Abi Gailey, which just m I
always am fascinated by people who go to
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the like when trying to pronounce a
name. They go to a less common
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name. Yeah, like my friend
Jenna. People when they read the name
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whenever and it's like that's is not
a more common name than Jenemy if they
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already have the difference in their mind, so like it must just be obscure.
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But no, it's just it's just
abigail. But yes, it's spelled,
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spelled way different. Wow, how
many letters are in your first name?
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Maybe I think it's nine. Maybe, UN Gosh, Yep, nine,
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which there are longer names. But
then I remember US feeling on My
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v SE application. I'm going to
South Africa and it's just a process,
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but there's like a space for your
first and middle name and literally my only
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my first name barely fit and I
was just like, hopefully this isn't an
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issue, because I don't know what
else to do. Or like the standardized
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test bubble sheets. Those were a
process, because I have yeah, I
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was always the last one filling those
out, because at least, like,
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if you have like a long first
name, maybe your parents were really nice
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and give you like a short middle
name. Hmm, I just know they
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want the whole Abigail, Susanne is
it's Suzanne's felt like an, like Anne.
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Yeah, Su z an, any
of that's great. Everyone's getting the
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full history of my name today.
Yeah, if anyone spells it wrong after
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this, I'm gonna come for you. Hello and welcome to the second episode
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of the Second Season of the off
the record podcast. I'm molly cleaver and
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I'm abby with them. I got
to Mike this time. Take that time.
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Yes, AB be it. Today
is my guest host, not just
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a guest. You have been elevated
to guest hose, guest host. Whenever
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I was assumed to the last one
with Friedrich, and whenever you said guest
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host, all I could think of
was like guest host relations from the Odyssey
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in like Greeks, so so.
So that's what I'm stuck on. But
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I'd be happy to fill that role
as well as the guest host of a
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podcast role. I don't have any
gifts to give you, even though you're
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visiting to me, I suppose.
So I guess I'm the one that's failing
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as the guest host. You really
sure to use for that? That's not
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on me, darn so quickly.
Some business emails. Just a reminder that
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if you have anything to say about
the podcast or about anything that you just
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want to email me, you can
email us at Cesbsju off the record at
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GMAILCOM. And we did get one
email. Oh, that's exciting. It
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was, I'll be granted. It
was from my mom. Even better,
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I will argue that that's even better. All it says is purple versus green
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is the subject, and then I
love Brenner. Sent from my iphone.
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Purple Versus Green. I Love Brunner. So she was taking Friedrich side.
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Yeah, I guess I I've never
been a big breakfast for dinner person ever
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in life. I used to make
my own food when my mom made waffles
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for dinner. I'm sorry, mom, I didn't appreciate that the yeah,
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I don't know. I've mixed feelings
about burnner, HMM, but I do
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think Gretskeeperner's pretty good. Do you
wait in the line for the French tow
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sticks. that. No, that's
just too long. And then, yeah,
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they do get cold by the time
you're like there and like find a
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place to sit, because Grotski is
a mad house during Brenner and everyone and
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their brother and their brother's brother's brother
is there for grinner. So, yeah,
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did you go to burnner on Tuesday? I did not. I was
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probably studying fair. I don't have
a meal plan, so I did not
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go to pry on that. That
is well, I don't know if I
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can burnners good, but there's a
lot of people. It's not my favorite
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and it's a punch. Yeah,
may too many cons for me on that
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one. Not Worth it. So
there has been an update. They were
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having issues with the radio station airing, so it does not air on you're
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not. Probably not listening to this
on the radio. To be completely ones
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sounding with everyone ever. Anyone ever
did listen to not know, but we
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are always available on spotify. Yes, but KJMB, Johnny of any media,
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will be sharing it on social media. Who? So if you can't
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find it on spotify, check out
their social media and share and enjoy off
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the record with your friends. Very
exciting. Yes, very exciting. Spread
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the word and as the guest host
you have certain rights. Are there any
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shoutouts you like? shoutouts? Shout
out to the crew team. We have
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our first or God of this weekend, which is exciting. Seg sprints.
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If anyone this is going to be
afterwords, but for the future we host
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a regat every year called seg sprints, and it's really fun and exciting to
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come watch us. Shameless plug.
I'm away. Shamelessly plug in the crew
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team. Shout out to Ashley,
my ex roommate. She took an UR
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position. HMM. Did you take
that personal? No, I didn't,
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because it's a good opportunity. She
did call me her ex room might first,
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though. I did take that a
little bit personally. It came a
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little bit too easily for yeah,
but no. Well, shot outs my
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sister. Yeah, Zoe, good
times, awesome. Well, we want
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to know a little bit about abby. You were on last season, so
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people did get to meet you last
season. You want to give a rundown?
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You're a history major and in English. Yeah, chustor in English Double
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Major, which is a lot of
reading, which is a lot of reading.
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I'm finding out this semesters them and
all upper division courses. Yeah,
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I am also on the crew team. I'm one of the captains of the
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crew team. So again with the
shameless plugs. They will never stop.
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Yeah, I'm from the city's nothing
very exciting. I was named after the
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Abbey Church. That's exciting. That's
always my Goto. Fun Fact. Wow,
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it's relevant to a CSPSG you podcast. Exactly. Yes, my parents
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got engaged there. So Ah,
yes, that's the really cute part of
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my name. Than it's obscene length. I never know how to talk about
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myself, like it becomes an issue
just at some point when you're like in
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a situation where you need to talk
about yourself, like in a job interview.
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I just don't know what to do. Someone teach me how to talk
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about myself in a way that doesn't
make me want to hide. I feel
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like this episode could have been sponsored
by XPD and but see a coat.
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Well, they haven't returned my calls
about sponsoring an episode. So, man,
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I know, but I'll still give
them a plug. Go to XPD,
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maybe they can help. Or,
if you have any tips out there,
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emails at CSPSG. You, as
the record sons, I need help.
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Sound help. Well, it's very
exciting because we have a record.
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Yes, and since Tom's not here, Asmr, because I'm not going to
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edit out like Tom does. But
that means because we have a record,
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we have a blotterer, your favorite
in mine. So let's see what is
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on the security report. This range
is from. So granted is this is
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coming out on Monday. Yeah,
it's currently Thursday, so it's still pretty
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accurate, only a week behind.
So this goes from it looks like September
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three until the fourteen. Right off
the Bat I'm seeing a change in language
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where, I believe last year was
alcohol violation and now it's liquor offense.
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I don't know if that's intentional,
if that's just replacing the alcohol with liquor
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or they're like making a distinction that
it was hard. It's yeah, it's
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liquor instead of yeah, it's not
just beer, it's it's a hard liquor.
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That's just. And it's both times
at Sgu it's haired with public urination
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violation, which is new. That
is new. I don't remember that being
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the last time. Both on September
fourteen there is a liquor offense, public
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your nation violation, I wonder,
and it's slash in that it was the
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same thing, because they're certainly related. Yeah, definitely. One of them
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is is outside Sat Mary Hall,
Not Tommy, which I find kind of
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surprising and I always personally think of
Tommy Hollis, that mark crazy freshman dorm.
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But maybe the Mary Johnny's are stepping
up their game a little. Maybe.
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But interestingly, at same Ben's it
is alcohol violation still. Ah.
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the difference is is is it only a
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liquor offense if it's coupled with public
your nation? I guess that the has
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to be proven in further episodes.
That's something to keep your eye on.
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If you know the difference between an
alcohol violation and a liquor offense, please
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let us know. See SBSG.
You off the record at GMAILCOM. Yeah,
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we have more property found property sometimes, for ninth at El Quinn Library,
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vague, but if you lost property, it's been found. It has
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been found, possibly not returned,
but it's been found. Another vague one
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is September twelve and Estra you garage. I don't know if that's just like
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a place or some like someone's garage. The only garage I know it would
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be like the Abbey Garage, and
I don't think they report that drugs were
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found. Rocks were found. Uh, so like, and I almost make
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it sound just wasn't a violation,
they were just found. Yeah, so
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someone was stashing their drugs somewhere in
a garage, and the garage it's in
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drohns not not to be confused with
found property. Do not go back to
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claim your drugs, because that's how
you become a drug violation. Exactly.
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Know, the property was found at
Elquin. This was a sin Astra you
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garage. So if you did lose
drugs, don't they're gone, they've been
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taken. They don't know what happens
to them. Ah, on September seven,
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the centennial, it says fire alarm, burnt food. Oh No,
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it's like as if, as if
it wasn't enough shame that you set up
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the fire alarm, they're letting you
know that you burnt your food. They're
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calling you out publicly. You put
the Ramin in the Robin Maker without water.
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My brother did that once. My
sister wants put one of those microwave
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Velveta things in the microwave without water. Oh Gosh, that was almost a
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disaster. Same thing, basically.
Yeah, don't do that, pep.
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It's act full food. Maybe they
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and like we're sawtanging onions or something. Yeah, but probably not. I
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really, I really hope it was
like popcorn in the microwave or something like
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that. I don't know. It's
a open house violation. That's when Johnny's
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there, after midnight or two,
depending on day. Okay, already.
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September eight. Not Enough to do
with that point A. Suppose people aren't
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stressed enough to just be like in
a ball crying somewhere late at night.
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Yeah, got to fill the time
with something other than right mental breakdowns.
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September seven, the ever loved matter
of information in Aurora's back. Did it
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ever leave? I don't. I
don't think I've ever left. It's just
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been hanting us all summer. HMM, our own matters of information. I've
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been following us. Tommy behaved itself. Like you said. There's only the
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one theft or their two's from Tommy. There's a plumbing issue, yeah,
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which I would like the details on. On September twelve, though, actually
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I don't, but I'm curious as
to how that happened. That's all I'm
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going to say. But yeah,
that's pretty much the blodder for this week.
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Ever, so exciting starting the UEPE
with a bang. There's there's people.
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People started off the year hard.
They went hard to go, fire
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alarms everywhere. I hesitate to say
good job, but in making the blodder
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an interesting one. This week's episode
of off the record is brought to you
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by the newly renovated Clemmons Library,
proof a building doesn't need book to be
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called the library. Yes, I
really, I really resonate with that.
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I walked in and I remember walking
through clements the first time after seeing the
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renovations. I was so excited and
I walked in and it was before all
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the new booths were installed, which
are actually very nice and if they were
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in Elkhin libory I would use them
a lot more. But there was just
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nothing. We're all the periodicals used
to be. HMM, and I was
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just I just had I think I
stopped and looked around and what happened to
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the library? So you said that
you might have some overheard yes, quotes,
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I do tell me about that.
I have been scouring campus for overheard
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quotes. Most of them came from
my close friends and thanks that I've just
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overheard, but that was one of
my favorite segments from last season. It's
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just like random things that you overheard
around campus, and so I've been trying
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my best. I have quite a
few of them, not like a lot,
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a lot, but like, okay, a good number. The first
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one is one that I overheard and
the Reef Lash Year I was walking.
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I think I was like at breakfast, if I don't know, Um,
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but all I heard of the conversation
was penguins are seals that walk. I
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want to retort, but I don't
know if I want to agree or not.
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I'm pretty sure is like here me
out. You guys penguins or seals
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that walk, and it makes sense. I mean they're birds, yeah,
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but if like body shape wise,
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They move in the same manner most
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allow it as wild if you disagree
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week of school this year I was
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night, probably like thirty, and
there's a group of first you, Johnny's
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sitting at the table in there and
one of them was just sitting there and
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he's like, I knew it was
going to be hard, but not this
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hard, and I just was like, oh no, Buddy, oh no,
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it's the first week. It's gonna
get so much worse. What do
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you think he was talking about school
or like, was talking about academics?
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I'm okay, sure, and not
just like being away from home. Possibly
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I think it was academic base,
because then they started talking about how crabby
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they were that they didn't get into
better schools, which I kind of took
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issue with because these are great schools. But they're like, yeah, I
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applied to Harvard and so and so
with like these credentials got in. I
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did it, and they're like really
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it made me laugh. I was
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in the chair. But yeah,
that was just they might have been talking
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about Kem, which is totally understandable
because, come from what I've heard,
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is horrible, especially for first years. It's just like the hardest transition.
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But this next one. But actually
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bus to get over here and one
of those two people standing behind me.
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One of them asked the other if
they liked beyonce and she liked hesitated in
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her response and she's like well,
no, and he's like Oh, like,
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that's fine, and she's like no, I like you have to be
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careful when you tell people you don't
Mike Beyonce, because people hear you like
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beyonce and they're like and then he's
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mouth and passing out. Oddly,
a very, very accurate description of what
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the bay hive is like. They're
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waiting for the link bus at thirty
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really interesting, interesting conversation to be
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of conversations that have on the link. Like no one ever you know you
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can say go, we don't like
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of the best conversations happened with strangers
on the link. Ree I had a
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thought today. I was sitting when
I was coming over for our class and
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I got on an East so sitting
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your seat, that secured by them, and when people start coming on,
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I had this like dual thought of
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with me because I want to have
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did and I was a little hard. That happens to me all the time.
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Why didn't anyone want to sit with
me? I'm delightful right, like.
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Do I look that scary? Do
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I try. At one point I
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there's only like four more people.
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back and tried to like so to
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room here for you. I'm always
to community and hospitality. I don't please,
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please, sit next to me,
but also don't. But it just
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prove to me that I just want
to be wanted. But can you that's
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really relatable. Yep, I've definitely
done that before. A strange phenomenon.
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One of my favorites comes from my
roommate. After she not my room any
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more, but Ashley Marek sent this
to me and it's where'd you get that
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plant? And the response was,
I think made that. Bro I did
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he grow it? I don't know
what that means. How do you make
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a plant? Yes, he planted
that. He made that. He made
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that bro what a johnny, what
a Johnny. Yeah, and then there's
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just one of the last ones that
I'll share comes from my internship over the
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summer and we were having like a
snack break and we were all standing around
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eating almonds and one of the professional
staff members came over and he grabbed a
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handful of almonds and he stood there
and he said almonds are an environmental disaster
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and then he walked away and none
of us knew how to respond because,
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again, he's not wrong. It
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almond, which is just all n
crazy, crazy. They are an environmental
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disaster, but it's just like so
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fifteen in the morning and he just
walked away after saying that. Did he
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eat almonds, though? Yeah,
he took a pit full. He like
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ate a couple of said that and
walked away and I was like all right,
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that's about all I got. That's
a great dance. If you if
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you here, over here, anything
on the Sat ben Saint John's campus on
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the link from a professor. Professor
comments are the best they are. Shoot
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US an email. See USBSG you
off the record at gmailcom yes, or
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email me and be a guest host
and just read them off your phone,
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keep a curated list. Do It's
really fun. That's something I've started to
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do, is just like keep quotes
of people. Well, thank you so
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much for sharing. I'm happy to
share. Hopefully other people find those as
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funny as I did. Maybe your
perspective on penguins is changed. So I
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did say that we were going to
try to move away from blash in the
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past. Yes, but I did
find an article that I thought was really
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interesting when I was perusing the records. Yes, and it's from one thousand
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nine hundred and thirty three March.
Second interesting and it's just like a small
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article in the middle, like page
nine of ten. That's not the middle,
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but middle of the page, and
the headline is raging rocker robbers,
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read rampant rarity. I love it. I'm a sucker for good alliteration.
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All of the titles of my history
papers are alliteration. It's a problem,
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but fantastic. Used about what that
is about? So, and it's referenced
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a couple other times throughout. It
became a running joke and this addition,
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from what I was able to tell. But here's here's the story. On
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last Sunday, Mr James Coyne's famed
rocking chair was stolen during the wee hours
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of the morning. The early birds
were surprised to see a chair and what
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was apparently our trusty night watchman safely
perched atop the radio tower. It was
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immediately supposed that the night watchman had
sought out this lofty pinnacle to carry on
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his nocturnal vigil. However, when
it became generally known that Coyn's beloved chair
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was missing, this theory was short
lived. Mr Coyne has treasured the chair
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as his fondest possession for some time
and there was no little sentiment connected with
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the piece of furniture. Big Bill
arth was invaded into believing that Bill Culbertson
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was in the last stages of the
Radio Tower sitting contest and that when he
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tired of his occupation, Bill O'Brian
was to assume the precarious position and try
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to outlast the said Mr Culbertson.
Mr Arth also entered the opinion that it
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must be pretty cold up there.
Father Wendelin reports that he is going to
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make a nightly check up on the
third floor chairs in the future. There
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was much speculation as to who the
performers in the stupendous spectacle were, but
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it all boiled down to this.
No, WE WON'T MENTION ANY NAMES TO
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B life. Johnny's perceiving that coin
and thwent day. Were in the arms
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of Morpheus, took possession of the
chair and then of the dummy, which
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play such an important role in the
great theater of the world. They sprightly
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the sprightly adventures then carry the dummy
and the chair to the top of the
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power that's how so lots to unpack
their that was. That was wild and
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oddly philosophical. I don't know if
the weird thing about reading additions this late
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or this early is you can't tell
when it moves from being real reporting to
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just, yeah, makes believe madness. Like I don't know who's WHO's real
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in the story. But from what
I can tell from reading the rest of
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the addition was the night watchman had
this rocking chair. I'm assuming he was
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some kind of are a who would
sit in the rooms make sure no johnny's
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left and someone's stuff. Two guys
stole his rocking chair and grabbed a dummy
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from the theater department and Somehow got
the dummy and the rocking chair to the
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top of the radio tower. That's
incredible. It's impressive actually. Yeah,
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like also very creative. Yeah,
and that's a lot of steps to also
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this middle part where they're talking about
different people, like Radio Tower sitting contest.
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I think that was a thing really
yeah, because there are there certain
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references to it. Let's bring it
back. I'm going to do Google it
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and see. Let's bring back the
radio tower sitting competitions. They just like,
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is that like when John Malay,
like in John Laney, I'm a
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big fan of dom malaise comedy,
but he talks about how people in the
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olden days would just go and wave
at boats because they're nothing better to do.
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In College, students of the s
go and sit on top of the
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radio tower because they had nothing better
to do, because it was the old
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times. There's nothing to do in
the old times, we just sit.
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really in flag pole sitting was really big
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in the s. So I don't
know if it's a reference to that.
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know. Like what's real and what's
not. But they may have been sitting
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on Fla Poles in the late in
the early S. that's correct. I
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don't even know how they even start
to think about how to do that,
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but maybe we've always been mad.
I feel like we just found we always
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need something to entertain ourselves and it's
sometimes they got dangerous. Sometimes they involved
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climbing high heights with a rocking chair. Yeah, there was Tom and I
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at the end of last season found
an article those talking about all the different
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fads. There was like the streaking
fad for a while and they're comparing it
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to like goldfish swallowing and things like
that. You know, different fads.
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I don't know. Maybe Radio Tower
sitting was one of them. What?
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What's the next strange fat going to
be? On campus? Predictions emails it
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SANSPA record at GMAILCOM. Want to
start a fad? Well, how do
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I do it? Yeah, I'll
advertise just a reminder that this week's episode
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of off the record is brought to
you by the newly renovated Clements Library.
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Who wouldn't want to study in a
beautiful, glorified hallway? That's what it
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is. It's like the Great Hell
of the titanic, but not at all
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like gissing. Those pictures of like
the grand staircase or just like Bob be
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really cool walk through. Can we
really say that Clemons only as one level?
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It's not elk when? I am
of the person to believe that elk
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when is a superior library. Yeah, but sure looks nice. Yeah,
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I leek. Have never okay,
confession, I've never tried to study in
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Clemons. Like I've never ventured through
the like tall stacks and tried to find
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anook. So maybe it would be
good. But I also like lock myself
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in the Dungeon to study. Do
you? You just can't have that same
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experience? You can? You really
can't. Really can't just lock yourself away
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from lock human contact. That's what
we need, a dungeon. Put that
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on the list. What we want
dungeons, and when do we want it?
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I don't care. I'm graduating.
We're not getting it now. You're
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on your own. I think we'll
probably wrap it up here. I'm molly
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cleaver. I'm abby with them.
Thank you so much for listening.
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Also that's the medium with mine,
turning off all the recording devices. It's
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just also like no, there's just
not a little captain that. My name
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is Abigail Susanne Catherine with them.
I was born in Maple Wood, Minneso.
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Ye, have that many middle names? Well, it's my confirmation name.
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Oh, that's so cute that you
include it. I like. I
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like to include it because it makes
my name so long, because my name
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is like already spelled really like the
long way of Abigail. Yeah, and
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my middle name is also very long. And then I think I was typing
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out your email, like I knew
you spelled because it's abby right, because
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you UI, because I'm special,
and I knew that. So I was
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typing. I noticed and like well, yeah, it's already longer with the
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BB. But then your parents just
went for with like Ayli. They were
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in Hog wilds the spelling of my
name to the point where, like in
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high school, I had a couple
teachers who like hesitated in pronouncing it.
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Well, how else would you pronounce
I don't I have no I'm no idea,
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but they I remember my chemistry professor
junior year. He just like on
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the first day of class. You
like tried a couple times. It's like
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at but up and I was like
Abigail, and he's like really, and
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as like, I mean it looks
like Abigail. I've heard people say it
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Abi Gailey, which just m I
always am fascinated by people who go to
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the like when trying to pronounce a
name. They go to a less common
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name. Yeah, like my friend
Jenna. People when they read the name
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whenever and it's like that's is not
a more common name than Jenemy if they
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already have the difference in their mind, so like it must just be obscure.
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But no, it's just it's just
abigail. But yes, it's spelled,
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spelled way different. Wow, how
many letters are in your first name?
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Maybe I think it's nine. Maybe, UN Gosh, Yep, nine,
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which there are longer names. But
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v SE application. I'm going to
South Africa and it's just a process,
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but there's like a space for your
first and middle name and literally my only
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my first name barely fit and I
was just like, hopefully this isn't an
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issue, because I don't know what
else to do. Or like the standardized
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test bubble sheets. Those were a
process, because I have yeah, I
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was always the last one filling those
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if you have like a long first
name, maybe your parents were really nice
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and give you like a short middle
name. Hmm, I just know they
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want the whole Abigail, Susanne is
it's Suzanne's felt like an, like Anne.
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Yeah, Su z an, any
of that's great. Everyone's getting the
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full history of my name today.
Yeah, if anyone spells it wrong after
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this, I'm gonna come for you. Hello and welcome to the second episode
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of the Second Season of the off
the record podcast. I'm molly cleaver and
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I'm abby with them. I got
to Mike this time. Take that time.
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Yes, AB be it. Today
is my guest host, not just
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a guest. You have been elevated
to guest hose, guest host. Whenever
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I was assumed to the last one
with Friedrich, and whenever you said guest
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host, all I could think of
was like guest host relations from the Odyssey
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in like Greeks, so so.
So that's what I'm stuck on. But
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I'd be happy to fill that role
as well as the guest host of a
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podcast role. I don't have any
gifts to give you, even though you're
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visiting to me, I suppose.
So I guess I'm the one that's failing
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as the guest host. You really
sure to use for that? That's not
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on me, darn so quickly.
Some business emails. Just a reminder that
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if you have anything to say about
the podcast or about anything that you just
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want to email me, you can
email us at Cesbsju off the record at
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GMAILCOM. And we did get one
email. Oh, that's exciting. It
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was, I'll be granted. It
was from my mom. Even better,
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I will argue that that's even better. All it says is purple versus green
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is the subject, and then I
love Brenner. Sent from my iphone.
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Purple Versus Green. I Love Brunner. So she was taking Friedrich side.
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Yeah, I guess I I've never
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in life. I used to make
my own food when my mom made waffles
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for dinner. I'm sorry, mom, I didn't appreciate that the yeah,
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I don't know. I've mixed feelings
about burnner, HMM, but I do
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think Gretskeeperner's pretty good. Do you
wait in the line for the French tow
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sticks. that. No, that's
just too long. And then, yeah,
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they do get cold by the time
you're like there and like find a
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place to sit, because Grotski is
a mad house during Brenner and everyone and
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their brother and their brother's brother's brother
is there for grinner. So, yeah,
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did you go to burnner on Tuesday? I did not. I was
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probably studying fair. I don't have
a meal plan, so I did not
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go to pry on that. That
is well, I don't know if I
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can burnners good, but there's a
lot of people. It's not my favorite
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and it's a punch. Yeah,
may too many cons for me on that
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one. Not Worth it. So
there has been an update. They were
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having issues with the radio station airing, so it does not air on you're
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not. Probably not listening to this
on the radio. To be completely ones
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sounding with everyone ever. Anyone ever
did listen to not know, but we
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are always available on spotify. Yes, but KJMB, Johnny of any media,
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will be sharing it on social media. Who? So if you can't
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find it on spotify, check out
their social media and share and enjoy off
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the record with your friends. Very
exciting. Yes, very exciting. Spread
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the word and as the guest host
you have certain rights. Are there any
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shoutouts you like? shoutouts? Shout
out to the crew team. We have
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our first or God of this weekend, which is exciting. Seg sprints.
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If anyone this is going to be
afterwords, but for the future we host
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a regat every year called seg sprints, and it's really fun and exciting to
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come watch us. Shameless plug.
I'm away. Shamelessly plug in the crew
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team. Shout out to Ashley,
my ex roommate. She took an UR
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position. HMM. Did you take
that personal? No, I didn't,
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because it's a good opportunity. She
did call me her ex room might first,
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though. I did take that a
little bit personally. It came a
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little bit too easily for yeah,
but no. Well, shot outs my
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sister. Yeah, Zoe, good
times, awesome. Well, we want
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to know a little bit about abby. You were on last season, so
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people did get to meet you last
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You're a history major and in English. Yeah, chustor in English Double
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Major, which is a lot of
reading, which is a lot of reading.
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I'm finding out this semesters them and
all upper division courses. Yeah,
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I am also on the crew team. I'm one of the captains of the
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crew team. So again with the
shameless plugs. They will never stop.
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Yeah, I'm from the city's nothing
very exciting. I was named after the
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Abbey Church. That's exciting. That's
always my Goto. Fun Fact. Wow,
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it's relevant to a CSPSG you podcast. Exactly. Yes, my parents
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got engaged there. So Ah,
yes, that's the really cute part of
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my name. Than it's obscene length. I never know how to talk about
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myself, like it becomes an issue
just at some point when you're like in
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a situation where you need to talk
about yourself, like in a job interview.
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I just don't know what to do. Someone teach me how to talk
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about myself in a way that doesn't
make me want to hide. I feel
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like this episode could have been sponsored
by XPD and but see a coat.
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Well, they haven't returned my calls
about sponsoring an episode. So, man,
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I know, but I'll still give
them a plug. Go to XPD,
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maybe they can help. Or,
if you have any tips out there,
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emails at CSPSG. You, as
the record sons, I need help.
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Sound help. Well, it's very
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Yes, and since Tom's not here, Asmr, because I'm not going to
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edit out like Tom does. But
that means because we have a record,
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we have a blotterer, your favorite
in mine. So let's see what is
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on the security report. This range
is from. So granted is this is
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coming out on Monday. Yeah,
it's currently Thursday, so it's still pretty
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accurate, only a week behind.
So this goes from it looks like September
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three until the fourteen. Right off
the Bat I'm seeing a change in language
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where, I believe last year was
alcohol violation and now it's liquor offense.
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I don't know if that's intentional,
if that's just replacing the alcohol with liquor
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or they're like making a distinction that
it was hard. It's yeah, it's
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liquor instead of yeah, it's not
just beer, it's it's a hard liquor.
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That's just. And it's both times
at Sgu it's haired with public urination
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violation, which is new. That
is new. I don't remember that being
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the last time. Both on September
fourteen there is a liquor offense, public
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your nation violation, I wonder,
and it's slash in that it was the
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same thing, because they're certainly related. Yeah, definitely. One of them
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is is outside Sat Mary Hall,
Not Tommy, which I find kind of
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surprising and I always personally think of
Tommy Hollis, that mark crazy freshman dorm.
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But maybe the Mary Johnny's are stepping
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But interestingly, at same Ben's it
is alcohol violation still. Ah.
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Yeah, so I don't know what
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liquor offense if it's coupled with public
your nation? I guess that the has
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to be proven in further episodes.
That's something to keep your eye on.
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If you know the difference between an
alcohol violation and a liquor offense, please
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let us know. See SBSG.
You off the record at GMAILCOM. Yeah,
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we have more property found property sometimes, for ninth at El Quinn Library,
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vague, but if you lost property, it's been found. It has
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been found, possibly not returned,
but it's been found. Another vague one
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is September twelve and Estra you garage. I don't know if that's just like
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a place or some like someone's garage. The only garage I know it would
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be like the Abbey Garage, and
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found. Rocks were found. Uh, so like, and I almost make
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it sound just wasn't a violation,
they were just found. Yeah, so
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someone was stashing their drugs somewhere in
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drohns not not to be confused with
found property. Do not go back to
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claim your drugs, because that's how
you become a drug violation. Exactly.
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Know, the property was found at
Elquin. This was a sin Astra you
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garage. So if you did lose
drugs, don't they're gone, they've been
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taken. They don't know what happens
to them. Ah, on September seven,
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the centennial, it says fire alarm, burnt food. Oh No,
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it's like as if, as if
it wasn't enough shame that you set up
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the fire alarm, they're letting you
know that you burnt your food. They're
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calling you out publicly. You put
the Ramin in the Robin Maker without water.
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My brother did that once. My
sister wants put one of those microwave
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Velveta things in the microwave without water. Oh Gosh, that was almost a
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disaster. Same thing, basically.
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It's act full food. Maybe they
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and like we're sawtanging onions or something. Yeah, but probably not. I
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really, I really hope it was
like popcorn in the microwave or something like
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that. I don't know. It's
a open house violation. That's when Johnny's
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there, after midnight or two,
depending on day. Okay, already.
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September eight. Not Enough to do
with that point A. Suppose people aren't
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stressed enough to just be like in
a ball crying somewhere late at night.
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Yeah, got to fill the time
with something other than right mental breakdowns.
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September seven, the ever loved matter
of information in Aurora's back. Did it
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ever leave? I don't. I
don't think I've ever left. It's just
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been hanting us all summer. HMM, our own matters of information. I've
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been following us. Tommy behaved itself. Like you said. There's only the
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one theft or their two's from Tommy. There's a plumbing issue, yeah,
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which I would like the details on. On September twelve, though, actually
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I don't, but I'm curious as
to how that happened. That's all I'm
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going to say. But yeah,
that's pretty much the blodder for this week.
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Ever, so exciting starting the UEPE
with a bang. There's there's people.
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People started off the year hard.
They went hard to go, fire
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alarms everywhere. I hesitate to say
good job, but in making the blodder
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an interesting one. This week's episode
of off the record is brought to you
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by the newly renovated Clemmons Library,
proof a building doesn't need book to be
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called the library. Yes, I
really, I really resonate with that.
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I walked in and I remember walking
through clements the first time after seeing the
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renovations. I was so excited and
I walked in and it was before all
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the new booths were installed, which
are actually very nice and if they were
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in Elkhin libory I would use them
a lot more. But there was just
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nothing. We're all the periodicals used
to be. HMM, and I was
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just I just had I think I
stopped and looked around and what happened to
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the library? So you said that
you might have some overheard yes, quotes,
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I do tell me about that.
I have been scouring campus for overheard
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quotes. Most of them came from
my close friends and thanks that I've just
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overheard, but that was one of
my favorite segments from last season. It's
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just like random things that you overheard
around campus, and so I've been trying
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my best. I have quite a
few of them, not like a lot,
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a lot, but like, okay, a good number. The first
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one is one that I overheard and
the Reef Lash Year I was walking.
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I think I was like at breakfast, if I don't know, Um,
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but all I heard of the conversation
was penguins are seals that walk. I
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want to retort, but I don't
know if I want to agree or not.
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I'm pretty sure is like here me
out. You guys penguins or seals
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that walk, and it makes sense. I mean they're birds, yeah,
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but if like body shape wise,
okay, mobility wise, they're not wrong.
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They move in the same manner most
of the time. Yeah, sure,
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allow it as wild if you disagree
or a great son doesn't email.
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Yeah, and to keep plugging that. Yes, another one. The first
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week of school this year I was
studying in him will at like late at
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night, probably like thirty, and
there's a group of first you, Johnny's
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sitting at the table in there and
one of them was just sitting there and
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he's like, I knew it was
going to be hard, but not this
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hard, and I just was like, oh no, Buddy, oh no,
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it's the first week. It's gonna
get so much worse. What do
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you think he was talking about school
or like, was talking about academics?
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I'm okay, sure, and not
just like being away from home. Possibly
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I think it was academic base,
because then they started talking about how crabby
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they were that they didn't get into
better schools, which I kind of took
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issue with because these are great schools. But they're like, yeah, I
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applied to Harvard and so and so
with like these credentials got in. I
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did it, and they're like really
upset about it, and I don't know,
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it made me laugh. I was
chuckling to myself while I was reading
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in the chair. But yeah,
that was just they might have been talking
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about Kem, which is totally understandable
because, come from what I've heard,
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is horrible, especially for first years. It's just like the hardest transition.
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But this next one. But actually
happened today while I was waiting for the
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bus to get over here and one
of those two people standing behind me.
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One of them asked the other if
they liked beyonce and she liked hesitated in
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her response and she's like well,
no, and he's like Oh, like,
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that's fine, and she's like no, I like you have to be
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careful when you tell people you don't
Mike Beyonce, because people hear you like
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beyonce and they're like and then he's
like yeah, people start forming at the
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mouth and passing out. Oddly,
a very, very accurate description of what
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the bay hive is like. They're
kind of crazy sometimes. But I was
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waiting for the link bus at thirty
in the morning. I thought that was
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really interesting, interesting conversation to be
having. I think it's undervalued the types
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of conversations that have on the link. Like no one ever you know you
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can say go, we don't like
to talk on the link, but some
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of the best conversations happened with strangers
on the link. Ree I had a
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thought today. I was sitting when
I was coming over for our class and
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I got on an East so sitting
there I was you know, you have
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your seat, that secured by them, and when people start coming on,
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I had this like dual thought of
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with me because I want to have
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did and I was a little hard. That happens to me all the time.
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Why didn't anyone want to sit with
me? I'm delightful right, like.
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Do I look that scary? Do
I look aggressive, like? And
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I try. At one point I
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there's only like four more people.
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back and tried to like so to
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room here for you. I'm always
to community and hospitality. I don't please,
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please, sit next to me,
but also don't. But it just
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prove to me that I just want
to be wanted. But can you that's
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really relatable. Yep, I've definitely
done that before. A strange phenomenon.
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One of my favorites comes from my
roommate. After she not my room any
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more, but Ashley Marek sent this
to me and it's where'd you get that
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plant? And the response was,
I think made that. Bro I did
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he grow it? I don't know
what that means. How do you make
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a plant? Yes, he planted
that. He made that. He made
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that bro what a johnny, what
a Johnny. Yeah, and then there's
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just one of the last ones that
I'll share comes from my internship over the
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summer and we were having like a
snack break and we were all standing around
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eating almonds and one of the professional
staff members came over and he grabbed a
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handful of almonds and he stood there
and he said almonds are an environmental disaster
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and then he walked away and none
of us knew how to respond because,
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again, he's not wrong. It
takes a gown of water to grow one
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almond, which is just all n
crazy, crazy. They are an environmental
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disaster, but it's just like so
out of the blue. It was like
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fifteen in the morning and he just
walked away after saying that. Did he
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eat almonds, though? Yeah,
he took a pit full. He like
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ate a couple of said that and
walked away and I was like all right,
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that's about all I got. That's
a great dance. If you if
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you here, over here, anything
on the Sat ben Saint John's campus on
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the link from a professor. Professor
comments are the best they are. Shoot
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US an email. See USBSG you
off the record at gmailcom yes, or
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email me and be a guest host
and just read them off your phone,
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keep a curated list. Do It's
really fun. That's something I've started to
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do, is just like keep quotes
of people. Well, thank you so
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much for sharing. I'm happy to
share. Hopefully other people find those as
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funny as I did. Maybe your
perspective on penguins is changed. So I
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did say that we were going to
try to move away from blash in the
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past. Yes, but I did
find an article that I thought was really
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interesting when I was perusing the records. Yes, and it's from one thousand
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nine hundred and thirty three March.
Second interesting and it's just like a small
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article in the middle, like page
nine of ten. That's not the middle,
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but middle of the page, and
the headline is raging rocker robbers,
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read rampant rarity. I love it. I'm a sucker for good alliteration.
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All of the titles of my history
papers are alliteration. It's a problem,
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but fantastic. Used about what that
is about? So, and it's referenced
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a couple other times throughout. It
became a running joke and this addition,
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from what I was able to tell. But here's here's the story. On
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last Sunday, Mr James Coyne's famed
rocking chair was stolen during the wee hours
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of the morning. The early birds
were surprised to see a chair and what
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was apparently our trusty night watchman safely
perched atop the radio tower. It was
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immediately supposed that the night watchman had
sought out this lofty pinnacle to carry on
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his nocturnal vigil. However, when
it became generally known that Coyn's beloved chair
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was missing, this theory was short
lived. Mr Coyne has treasured the chair
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as his fondest possession for some time
and there was no little sentiment connected with
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the piece of furniture. Big Bill
arth was invaded into believing that Bill Culbertson
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was in the last stages of the
Radio Tower sitting contest and that when he
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tired of his occupation, Bill O'Brian
was to assume the precarious position and try
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to outlast the said Mr Culbertson.
Mr Arth also entered the opinion that it
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must be pretty cold up there.
Father Wendelin reports that he is going to
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make a nightly check up on the
third floor chairs in the future. There
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was much speculation as to who the
performers in the stupendous spectacle were, but
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it all boiled down to this.
No, WE WON'T MENTION ANY NAMES TO
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B life. Johnny's perceiving that coin
and thwent day. Were in the arms
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of Morpheus, took possession of the
chair and then of the dummy, which
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play such an important role in the
great theater of the world. They sprightly
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the sprightly adventures then carry the dummy
and the chair to the top of the
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power that's how so lots to unpack
their that was. That was wild and
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oddly philosophical. I don't know if
the weird thing about reading additions this late
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or this early is you can't tell
when it moves from being real reporting to
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just, yeah, makes believe madness. Like I don't know who's WHO's real
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in the story. But from what
I can tell from reading the rest of
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the addition was the night watchman had
this rocking chair. I'm assuming he was
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some kind of are a who would
sit in the rooms make sure no johnny's
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left and someone's stuff. Two guys
stole his rocking chair and grabbed a dummy
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from the theater department and Somehow got
the dummy and the rocking chair to the
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top of the radio tower. That's
incredible. It's impressive actually. Yeah,
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like also very creative. Yeah,
and that's a lot of steps to also
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this middle part where they're talking about
different people, like Radio Tower sitting contest.
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I think that was a thing really
yeah, because there are there certain
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references to it. Let's bring it
back. I'm going to do Google it
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and see. Let's bring back the
radio tower sitting competitions. They just like,
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is that like when John Malay,
like in John Laney, I'm a
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big fan of dom malaise comedy,
but he talks about how people in the
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olden days would just go and wave
at boats because they're nothing better to do.
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In College, students of the s
go and sit on top of the
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radio tower because they had nothing better
to do, because it was the old
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times. There's nothing to do in
the old times, we just sit.
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Yeah, well, pole sitting was
really in flag pole sitting was really big
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in the s. So I don't
know if it's a reference to that.
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John's is really an enigma. I don't
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know. Like what's real and what's
not. But they may have been sitting
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on Fla Poles in the late in
the early S. that's correct. I
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don't even know how they even start
to think about how to do that,
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but maybe we've always been mad.
I feel like we just found we always
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need something to entertain ourselves and it's
sometimes they got dangerous. Sometimes they involved
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climbing high heights with a rocking chair. Yeah, there was Tom and I
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at the end of last season found
an article those talking about all the different
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fads. There was like the streaking
fad for a while and they're comparing it
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to like goldfish swallowing and things like
that. You know, different fads.
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I don't know. Maybe Radio Tower
sitting was one of them. What?
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What's the next strange fat going to
be? On campus? Predictions emails it
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SANSPA record at GMAILCOM. Want to
start a fad? Well, how do
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I do it? Yeah, I'll
advertise just a reminder that this week's episode
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of off the record is brought to
you by the newly renovated Clements Library.
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Who wouldn't want to study in a
beautiful, glorified hallway? That's what it
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is. It's like the Great Hell
of the titanic, but not at all
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like gissing. Those pictures of like
the grand staircase or just like Bob be
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really cool walk through. Can we
really say that Clemons only as one level?
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It's not elk when? I am
of the person to believe that elk
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when is a superior library. Yeah, but sure looks nice. Yeah,
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I leek. Have never okay,
confession, I've never tried to study in
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Clemons. Like I've never ventured through
the like tall stacks and tried to find
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anook. So maybe it would be
good. But I also like lock myself
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in the Dungeon to study. Do
you? You just can't have that same
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experience? You can? You really
can't. Really can't just lock yourself away
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from lock human contact. That's what
we need, a dungeon. Put that
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on the list. What we want
dungeons, and when do we want it?
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I don't care. I'm graduating.
We're not getting it now. You're
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on your own. I think we'll
probably wrap it up here. I'm molly
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cleaver. I'm abby with them.
Thank you so much for listening.
