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This is Gary and Shannon and you're listening to KFI
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AM six forty, The Gary and Shannon Show on demand
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Gary Shannon, What Christmas?
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Seattle?
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Good morning Princess Hey. Speaking of the landline, my son
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does not answer your cell phone.
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It's dead.
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My wife don't answer her phone, it's dead. So I
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got pissed off and went and got an old school.
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Landline, plugged it in.
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It was going great for a couple of days, it's right,
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until the phone died and it was lost. So I
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went and got an old school one like my grandmother. Yes,
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and now they answered the phone.
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Yes.
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Absolutely. Those are hard to come by, those old school phones.
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You find them in thrift stores every once in a while.
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It's funny because I feel like there was like a
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box in the garage with like six of them, with
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the chords and everything.
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No, but again because nobody uses them for It's one
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of those things where.
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I'm like, why do we still have this? Let's get
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rid of this. And now it's like what ever happened
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to those? You could sell those.
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Well, from the old school technology to the new school technology.
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Mayor Mayor Governor Gavin Newsome former Mayor Gavin Newsom signed
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the new very important AI safety law into law, Transparency
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in Frontier Artificial Intelligence Act. They said, it's one of
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the strongest AI safety laws in the United States. Couple
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three major things that it does some AI companies, the
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biggest ones, would have to publicly disclose what safety protocols
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they have in place. They would be able to report
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they and us the public would be able to report
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major safety incidents to the state.
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But oftentimes those are it's too it's too late.
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And then the third thing is the law includes whistleblower
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protections for any workers for AI that want to come
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and bring these things to light and say that this
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is a danger or potentially a safety hazard in how
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to you know, as long as the state can verify
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that those are real, then they can get some whistleblower
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protection so that they can't be retaliated against.
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Now you mentioned this.
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This is written by State Senator Scott Wiener, a Democrat
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from San Francisco who is a legitimate whack job, I
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mean legitimate, not sane person who has written some of
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the craziest bills in the state of California. His first
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attempt at this by the way. Governor Newsom didn't sign it,
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so it did not come to fruition.
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This seems to be coming political football in that, and.
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It's a very odd thing, isn't it.
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You've got Gavin Newsom on one side, who has to
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put restrictions on AI, and then you've got Donald Trump,
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the president, on the other whose administration has worked to
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accelerate AI and tried to speed it up. And I'm
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just wondering how that falls into what traditionally it seems
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flip flopped to me. It seems like the Democrats would
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be putting their foot on the gas of AI, and
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it would be the Conservative Republican Party it would say, wait, wait,
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wait a minute here, well, this.
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Is not for our values.
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It is not America first, this is taking jobs away
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from Americans. It just seems counterintuitive, intuitive to the traditional
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Republican platform.
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Yeah.
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I don't know how it's going to play out, because
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I think when I think of AI, when we discuss AI,
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a lot of times we talk about the chat GPT
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version of it, the GROCK version of it, the kind
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of more casual user interface of what is artificial intelligence,
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but the amount of work that's done to use the
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Iceberg analogy, there's probably sixty six seventy percent of what
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AI is used for is stuff you and I never see.
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And it's that type of dangerous not dangerous, it's that
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type of power that could be dangerous depending on whose
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hands it is in. And if China is accelerating that
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sort of back room use of AI for everything for
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figuring out ways to take down our power grid to
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war gaming, you know how it is that they would
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establish a military dominance over North American whatever, I mean,
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whatever is going on. That's the part of it that
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I think is probably the most dangerous. You know what book,
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not the basic user friendly stuff that we see. I
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think we're at the beginning of the book I want
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to read. Maybe I'll write it. Okay, maybe it's already written.
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But the book is this and this is the beginning
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of people like we were talking about going back to
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the landlines, people saying, you know what, this AI, this
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is too much people going and ending up, you know,
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not even living in their homes, living in the forest,
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living off the land, completely shunning all technology because they
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want to do it the other way. They're fed up.
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They feel like it's being sold to them now and
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anything being sold to you. Well, you got to be
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dubious of that, right. I think that's the book I
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want to read of people, you know, packing up the
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kids and going out back into the forest and you know,
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killing a deer for dinner. Here's an m Night Shyamalan
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movie about this, and then how we devolve?
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Shall we say.
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They went and lived on what turned out to be
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spoiler alert had like National park Land. Yeah, exactly, trying
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to scare the kids to keep them on the property.
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I mean, we're going to get tired of people using
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these phones we become addicted to watch us, to sell
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us stuff, to poison our children. Right, We've got to
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go back to the way it all was intended, of
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living off the land with none of this crap.
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There's gonna be a huge pendulum swing.
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But when what is it going to take to get
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to that point? Is it going to take the militarization
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of AI for people to like start losing their lives
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at the behest of AI for that to happen.
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I think it's going to go to where it's a
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mass feeling of us being controlled.
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Do you think you're saying the man lose their corporations.
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They're going to lose their taste for the technico.
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People are going to feel like they lost their freedom.
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Yeah, I guess that's more than losing their taste for it.
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The village is the name of the movie I was
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talking about with Adrian Brody and William Hurt and Joaquin Phoenix,
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Bryce Dollas Howard, all those people.
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Well, they'll all be in the real thing, the real thing,
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right when we all shun technology and live off the land.
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You're going to live in that tree down there. You
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see that.
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Tree, the one that the squirrel moved out of.
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No, the one across the street. I picked that one
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up for you and your family.
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Yeah, it looks nice. There's enough room for alli in there.
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I think, how's my dog going to get up there?
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Oh?
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The dogs are all going to leave with people.
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What.
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Yeah, the dogs have their own thing going on.
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They've been fed up with us for they have That's.
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The thing that's going to be the really hard, hard
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to take plot point of the movie is when the
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animals that you think love you are like, actually, no,
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you've kept me prisoner.
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F all, y'all.
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We're seeing a lot more. We're seeing a lot more
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flying objects. Flying objects could be in southern California. We'll
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talk about that.
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Hi, Gary, Hi Shannon. I just love listening to you guys.
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And I heard you mentioned that people are keeping their landlines. Yes, well,
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I still have a landline, and its main purpose is
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to help me find my cell phone when I'm put
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it somewhere and can't find.
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It really God.
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Also use my landline to call myself brilliance. Love you guys,
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keep up the good work.
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That is so so many times. That is so smart,
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many many times. And hopefully if your phone is on silent,
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which is mine is most of the time, yeah, you
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have to.
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Be mineus never mine is never on the non silence.
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It's always on the silent, So you lose it. And
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sometimes when I lose it, I go, wow, that's that,
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and I hope I never find it.
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And then all of a sudden, Yeah, when you don't
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want to find it, that's when it's easier to find, right, like,
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oh it's right there, literally center of the kitchen table.
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What did the.
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People say to do when they were going to go
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to the rapture to leave their phones unlocked and to
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download a bunch.
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Of videos about God?
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Why would they do that?
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Remember that was last week?
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Yeah, the rapture was last week.
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Well, one of the raptures was rumored to be last week. Remember,
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and they said to unlock your phone? Yeah, yeah, we
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went through all this. You don't remember the scar.
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Well, I remember, but I can't remember the reason why
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we why they were going to unlock the phone.
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Because they wanted people to see the videos about God
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that they had downloaded, and they had to unlock their
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phone so that you didn't need their code to get
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in when you picked up their phone after they had
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been sucked into the clouds.
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So to have to be relatively quickly, like when you disappear, right, that's.
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Why you get ready for it.
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You get ready to lock it complete. Yeah, don't just
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put in a code.
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Well, they thought it was gonna be Tuesday or Wednesday
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last week, so on Monday they all unlocked their phones
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and downloaded the videos. PS. Yesterday, I was in my
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yoga class, not Rapture, well, I was in Chevasina. It
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was very quiet, and all of a sudden I hear
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this biz and I thought, oh my god. And it
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was really loud, and I've never heard it in this
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yoga class before, and I thought, oh my god, it's
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a I Southwest axis three that's coming to get us, like,
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because then I remember September twenty ninth.
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Wasn't that the original.
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Day three I Atlas?
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Right?
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I think it was October, but September September twenty ninth,
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it was October twenty ninth. Then I think it was
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yet well, there was a moment there when I was
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in Schevasna and I thought.
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It's here.
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It is here in Pasadena, so get.
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All of us, and I was like, take me in.
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I could have said something differently, but I didn't. Now
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back to the flying.
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Object the right.
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Residents here in southern California are reporting more streaking lights
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in the sky than ever before. We're talking from Vandenberg
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in Santa Barbara County. Huntington Park sent KTLA a video
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Sunday night of a bright light with a glowing tale.
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That was a SpaceX rocket, by the way, carrying Starlink satellites.
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But Vanderburgh has been quite busy. Vandenberg had fifty one
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launches last year, the most in fifty years, and they
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expect more than seventy this year. Vandenburg has transferred into
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a high capacity spaceport, with SpaceX leading the way for
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all the.
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Act I love that when you drive up Highway one
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to one, they've changed all the signs. I mean, of
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course they did. That's what they do when they established
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Space Force to begin with. But just that it says
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space force space Could you imagine you imagine if nineteen
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ninety seven we told you that in the not too
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distant future, we would have what is called Space Force,
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and you would think it's something along the lines of
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Battlestar Galaxica or Star Wars or something where people fly
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around in space defending our great country. But no, I mean,
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right now, it's just rockets.
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after the Chargers lost in New York.
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Creature, and he said it's a trap from some sort
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of space movie. Yes, and I wrote embarrassing, and he wrote,
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I thought you might like some Space Wars and I
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said I need Space Wars and he says the world
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needs Space Wars and I said, finally somebody gets it.
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Isn't that lovely? Isn't that like the night?
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That's a good brother?
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Who's like I thought, maybe that's from I assume it's
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from one of the you know, the Space Invaders or
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something or something where I understand that it's a trap reference.
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I just don't know what it's from. And I understand
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that makes it clear that I don't understand it. Okay,
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what is it from Star Wars?
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You can find out by the way, when all of
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these rocket launches are going off from Vandenburgh. If you
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go to rocket launch dot org, it's very simple. They
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have a whole thing there specifically for Vanderburgh Space war Space.
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The Falcon nine Block five Starlink Group eleven thirty nine
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is the third from Space Launch Complex four E if
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you're interested. But it'll be a six a m launch,
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which means it'll still be relatively dark, so as long
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as the weather cooperates, you may be able to see
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that thing early Friday morning.
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I was listening to the Klein and Ali show on
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k Rock this morning, and am I allowed to say
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that I listened to a different station.
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Well, Ali's my cousin. She married my cousin.
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You have to.
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It's a family thing.
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She was doing a story about a teacher that's in
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trouble for feeding a sick kit into a snake in
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a classroom. What and the story just keeps getting worse,
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like in what world? In another world this would happen,
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but not this world?
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Well we do have we'll have to do an animal
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round up next to we.
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Will have to because that story just gets.
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Worse because we got a couple I'll send those to Matt.
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This was from Alverd, Texas, and that wasn't the only
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cat in the story, and it didn't end well for
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any of the cats.
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Really, yeah, now we're talking Uh no, no, I'm not saying
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like now now we're talking about some content that's some
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that'll be interesting, not like I'm cheering that the cats
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demise celebrated.
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Gary and Shannon will continue Peeping Tom in West Hollywood.
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I don't see what the big deal is about this.
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I really don't.
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I have a real hard time with Peeping Tom's and
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I have a hard time with the guy that got
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caught in Burbank for smelling people's butts, Like, I'm sorry,
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is this East Germany? Is this not America? Or I
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can smell an ass if I want to? Am I
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not free to do that.
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Gary and Shannon will continue Tebora Mark is already shaking
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her out.
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Did Elm not fight for me to smell a stranger's
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bottom at Walmart?
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I think he did.
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I doubt it.
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Maybe you know what I mean. I like freedom.
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Sure I had freedom.
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You're listening to Gary and Shannon on demand from KFI.
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I don't think you would make this mistake. It's a
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pretty big one. But it's a trap. Is from Return
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of the Jedi Star Wars, of course, referring to the
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first film of the trilogy, Return of the Jedi, arguably
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the best film of the trilogy, but definitely episode six
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and not episode four.
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Okay, I meant the Star Wars universe.
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Yeah, but you know what, you can't just can't just
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do that when it comes to Star Wars, can you.
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No, No, you cannot. But Return of the Jedi is
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the Jedi. It's not Star Wars like the difference.
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That's why I was generic.
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I just didn't know we were doing that on this show. Mason,
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Thank you Masons.
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Yeah, as say.
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Organic, that was not organic.
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Good morning Gary, Good morning, Hey Michael.
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I heard a rumor that was a princess.
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Yeah, Gary, is this true? Yeah?
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I love show peace out, So yeah.
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I've been trying to It's why I've been so firm
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on my pushback. It's something that I like to not
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talk about. But I yes, I am a princess, little princess,
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Little princess, I am a princess. It's a secret, but
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now it's out there in the open. I don't know
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how he found out, But it's true. Well, I'm a princess.
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Next hour, we'll get into our our animal roundup.
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Gary Cereal cat hater so much to feed you to
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a snake? Yeah, someone's gonna feed me totally.
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Yes, that sounded like a threat. I don't know if
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that's you could feed a grown man to a snake, couldn't.
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You big enough snake? Sure?
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What kind of a snake would eat a grown man?
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One of those giant boa constrictors out of and Ana Conda.
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Honda, Yeah, don't want none? You got?
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Yeah?
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You do the side bends or sit ups. Please don't
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lose that butt. One of the wild Card games has started.
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The green anaconda and the reticulated python yeah wow. The
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African rock python and the Burmese python are capable of
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praying on smaller people.
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Smaller people princesses like princesses. The Detroit Cleveland first game
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of the Wildcard series has kicked off, so postseason is underway.
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Detroit won, and then San Diego Chicago. That game at
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Wrigley Park will start at noon Wrigley Field, sorry, and
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then Boston and New York the Red Sox against the
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Yankees and their wildcard series.
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At three, We've got an entire day of baseball from
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ten to.
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Ten, basically Dodgers Dodgers, Red's, Red's Dodgers, starting just after
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six o'clock at Dodger Stadium. And again, the unique part
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about the Wildcard series, these four series is it's best
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of three and they don't change cities. They are playing
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at one park each of those three games.
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Who was the biggest underdog out of these four? Yeah,
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I like to know who the the worst is so
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I can root for them. It's like mooning for a
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kitten with three legs.
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Maybe Detroit.
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Detroit's ranked six.
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Yeah, okay, so we should all grow a mustache.
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For Terrek schoobl He's one of those pictures that has
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lately been.
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Tom Selleck.
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No, I know, I know what you've meant. I'm sorry.
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I went too fast, I moved too quickly.
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Well, you could name any Detroit Tiger and I wouldn't
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know who.
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That was, like Spencer Torkolsen.
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Yeah, no clue, but I did.
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I was excited when I went to Yankee Stadium because
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I know Aaron Judge, right, I know gian Carlos Stanton,
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and I know Cody Bellinger.
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So that felt good.
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That's good. That felt good. Anthony Volpi playing short? Did
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he Oh you don't know that name?
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Okay, I won't.
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I told you the three I know right, Okay.
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on a charge of indecent exposure. Although it sounds like
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Jackie Harrington has had a problem with indecent exposure for years, I.
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Don't understand why this is a problem.
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He exposed Come on, you've you've had I've had a
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man expose himself to me once or twice. Well, I met,
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I met in the wilds I met in the wild
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in public, yes, on the train platform, on the gold Lane.
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Trap.
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But he not only did expose himself, he started doing
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something with it. And that's where you have a problem.
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If you're just going to expose yourself, okay, then look away.
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You know, if you took out your genitals right now,
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I'd be like, Okay, he's going through something.
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I don't like it.
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Look away going through something.
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In this case, they said a woman was inside her
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apartment complex laundry room and she saw a guy standing
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right outside the door. Okay, that's not like he's standing
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on a corner one hundred yards away from her and
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drops trout.
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Maybe he likes the smell of fresh laundry.
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Who doesn't.
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My point is, though, that he is obviously doing something
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that he shouldn't be doing, and there is some amount
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of threat that's involved. He's standing by the door and
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not allowing her to leave.
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I mean, exposed penis itself is not a threat, right,
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depends on well, okay.
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I just I don't know.
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This goes back to the whole man versus bear in
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the woods argument, which is so ridiculous. A bear on
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its own is a threat. Yeah, A penis on its
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own not a Well, it's attached to the man. I mean,
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it's not just laying on the ground. Well, I know,
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but you know in the laundry room, there's really no
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place to go. So I can see where that would
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be a threat because you're kind of backed in probably.
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But here's the thing. Investigator said that she took video
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of the guy and pictures that ultimately led to his arrest.
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When they picked him up, they said that he had
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a history of this that residents told Channel five that
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this same guy, Jackie Harrington, has been trespassing an apartment
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complexes peering into windows, exposing himself and even threatening violence
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against women for over seven weeks.
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No, I'm sorry seven.
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Wells, why don't we shot?
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Actually seven years?
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Why is he still free to do this?
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Then he's arrested several times but ultimately released each time.
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I think this has got to be a vigilante thing, right, Well,
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I'm not sure it's best to encourage it.
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Do we know him? Oh? Do we board overnights here?
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No?
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I don't think so. I didn't reckon.
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Sorry Elmer, but you're a daytime guy. You're in the clear.
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Yeah, thank you.
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Do we ne an name on this guy?
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Jackie Harrington? Oh?
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Okay, I just want to pull up his mugshot here
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and see what we're dealing with.
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Yeah, he just looks like an older guy. Uh.
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Oh, yeah, he looks like a He looks like a
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nice guy.
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Except for the whole you know, I got my junk
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at my hand. He doesn't about laundry detergents.
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I don't know.
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One guy contact that authorities turned in some surveillance footage
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of this guy's lude behavior a year ago and said
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nothing came of it, So.
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Shame on you.
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Shame My point is exactly, we have a divorce in Hollywood,
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and we need to talk about it because I heard
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this on the Conway Show. He was talking to Heather
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Brooker and Heather said that, you know, she's got a
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friend who's an Australian and that the whole country is
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in mourning over this.
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Oh boy, they're.
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Both from Australia. They are splitting up after nineteen years.
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But friends say there was definitely.
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Signs.
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There were definitely signs.
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You're listening to Gary and Shannon on demand from KFI
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AM six forty.
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I didn't know that was a.
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Thing, but okay, I'll allow I count on you not
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to know that.
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Good you right, if if I were to argue with you, Yeah, you're.
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Like nineteen ninety six. It was all about nineteen ninety six.
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Clearly, when Harry met Sally was the gold standard by
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which all other rom coms should be.
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You know what it was.
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But they did them with a whole grouping of them.
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It was one of the first that was great.
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Listen, Celebrity divorces are not a giant deal. I guess
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that some hit other people Harder's.
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Other more common than not. That's the thing that's what
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makes this news. It's more common for you to get
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a news alert or even not a news alert that
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a celebrity couple got married and divorce within eighteen months
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or eighteen days. That's the norm that the relationships don't
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last long because stars can't marry stars. It's it's just
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the way it is. There's not enough attention to go around.
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And that's why a marriage like Nicole Kidman and Keith
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Urban two Stars, it's lasted for nineteen years, is kind
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of held up on a pedestal of oh, it can
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be done. So people get upset when they realize it
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cannot be done. But I would argue that nineteen years
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is a pretty successful marriage. If you if you made
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a run at it nineteen years and you're both in Hollywood,
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I think that's a success.
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What I'm what changes, like, what changes over the course
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of nineteen years that you then.
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You become different people? Person, You become different people. I mean,
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she's become a different person. She doesn't look the same issue,
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that's different. Okay, sorry, that.
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Doesn't count as to what makes her a different person.
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I mean they have two kids together, right, they have
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a seventeen and a fourteen year old.
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Two daughters. Yeah, and then she's got the two adult
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kids with Tom Cruise. Those kids are now thirty and
519
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thirty two.
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That's ridiculous.
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Wow.
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But they said that there are a couple of clues
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that led people to believe that this was going to happen.
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Among other things, they've been living apart. Yeah, that can't
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be easy, he's been.
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No, maybe it's very easy, and that's why they got divorced.
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That's probably true, that's one way to put it. She
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has also put in an application to become a resident
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of Portugal. Apparently I guess right now they did have
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a house there, or they do have a house. She
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bought a property with him a couple of years ago. He,
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on the other hand, has not submitted a residency request.
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They both have busy working schedules. She has been in London,
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most recently filming a movie. He has been on tour
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here through the United States, and really the last time
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that they were seen together public was at a FIFA
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match in Nashville, of all places.
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It was a LAFC game. I think it was.
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June twenty fifth, when they had their nineteenth wedding anniversary,
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and she shared on social media a picture of the
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two with the caption Happy Anniversary, Baby, red Heart at
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Keith Urban.
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What did he write on that anniversary?
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I don't know, but it kind of flies in the
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face of your hypothesis.
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He didn't write anything that there was no doth protest
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too much.
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It was just something that a normal, happily married person
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would write, Happy anniversary, baby, and that's it.
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Not I love you and blah blah blah blah blah
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blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah
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blah blah blah blah.
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Trying too hard, like six paragraphs of private things. Whenever
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that you get that, you're like, what's going on.
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In that line?
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Now?
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This is my true crime? Uh oh, infatuation.
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I love it.
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No, no, only I want to say it this way.
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I don't know why my wife is going to leave me?
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Oh uh are we taking Is that what we're doing?
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Are we opening it up? We're just gonna come up
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with a shortlist. But because I think to myself.
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You know we're coming up on twenty seven, twenty seven,
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twenty eight.
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Oh oh, I got his response. I got his response.
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So it's a picture of those two, okay, And it's
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just he's got his guitar.
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She's kind of hugging him. They're hugging each other.
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It's a black and white photo and it's happy anniversary,
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baby red heart at Keith Urban.
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00:28:30.839 --> 00:28:34.759
What was his response? Yeah, A single red heart emoji,
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A single red heart emoji and that's it, and that's it.
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That's not good.
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What if it was like fifty red heart emoji? Better?
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A single red heart is like FU in this situation,
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I think.
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It's not good.
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But we have two I have two kids with my wife.
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What does that have to do with anything.
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I'm going back to the whole true crime thing.
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I mean, women like true crime because they want to
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know the threats that are out there.
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00:29:05.519 --> 00:29:07.799
Right, Okay, Oh, you're wondering about your wife leaving you.
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Why you think that Nicole Kidman left him and not
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the other way around.
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I don't know.
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00:29:15.039 --> 00:29:15.720
I don't know either.
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He's the only one with a history of you know,
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of what. There were rumors that he was keeping hot
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and heavy relationships with women right up until they were married.
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I don't know.
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00:29:30.240 --> 00:29:32.519
I don't know anything. I don't know if he broke
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the vows or what.
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Has he been married before that?
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I don't know.
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He's a little person, right, He's very tiny, soose Tom Cruise.
598
00:29:42.920 --> 00:29:45.359
What's up with her in having a little person fetish?
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00:29:45.480 --> 00:29:50.400
She likes the you know, short fellows, smaller man. How
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00:29:50.440 --> 00:29:50.880
tall is it?
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How?
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00:29:51.319 --> 00:29:51.920
Why is he?
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They say he's five to ten? The Internet says he's
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00:29:55.240 --> 00:29:59.440
five ten Keith Urban. That's like an NFL height right there.
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00:30:00.039 --> 00:30:01.759
It's like a yeah, okay with.
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Boots on.
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00:30:04.720 --> 00:30:11.960
Yeah, he's only been married to Nicole Kidman. Hmmmm, I'm
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dubious that this was ever real.
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00:30:16.039 --> 00:30:21.440
Now, what do you mean ever real? That would be
610
00:30:21.519 --> 00:30:23.839
a long time for him to keep up a charade.
611
00:30:26.839 --> 00:30:28.759
Hmmm, I don't know.
612
00:30:29.319 --> 00:30:34.720
Speaking of Sharad and Hollywood, there is a giant controversy
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over this American American artificial intelligence created actress that they
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said was going to be the new Natalie Portman or
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00:30:44.920 --> 00:30:48.720
the new Scarlett Johansson. Her name is Tillie Norwood and
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she does not exist, but people are still arguing about her.
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We'll do that next hour. We're going to do swampwash
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when we come back.
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Then, My god, it's already eleven o'clock.
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Can you believe it?
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Holy I'm so cold in here.
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I can't tell what time it is Gary and Shannon
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will continue right after this. You've been listening to The
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