Dec. 9, 2025

A Meth Bank? | Tuesday December 09, 2025

A Meth Bank? | Tuesday December 09, 2025
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On today's show, we learn about a man who forgot what he needed to deposit, the messy love triangle between Netflix/Warner/Paramount, and a woman who needs to learn how to arson better.  

LINKS:

Woman arrested for stabbing firehose as Dallas Fire fought blaze – NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth

Paramount launches hostile bid for Warner Bros. Discovery – NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth

Man allegedly sent meth to bank using drive-thru tube


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It is time to leave your worries outside and laugh

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with us inside the Treehouse. I'm Daniel Malley along with

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Trey Trendholm.

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Today.

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Speaking of today, we will start with how to spot

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an arsonist. A woman was arrested for stabbing a fire

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hose while Dallas firefighters battled flames. It's not the traditional

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way to spot an arsenist, but it is the new

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version and I think it well. If I may beat

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a pun it holds water.

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Yeah.

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Yeah. The woman is facing criminal mischief charges yes, and

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first degree arson according to Dallas Fire Rescue, who got

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more than they bargained for when they responded to this fire.

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Dallas police arrested a woman early Friday morning for stabbing

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a fire hose while Dallas firefighters were responding to a

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house fire. The blade started just before one am, when

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all good house fires get started at a house on

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Prosperity Avenue in South Dallas. And that will never not

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be ironic to me. Prosperity Avenue the name Prosperity Avenue

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in South Dallas.

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Anyway.

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Investigators determined that someone used an unknown heat source to

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ignite combustibles in a corner room in the front of

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the house. The fire was declared extinguished at one thirty

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five am. While Dallas Fire Rescue was extinguishing the fire,

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Jemishia Denise Murphy, a thirty seven year old woman from Dallas,

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allegedly took a knife to one of the fire hoses

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in an attempt to prevent their efforts. She's also believed

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to have started the fire. That's some excellent investigative work

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right there. That's according to multiple people on scene who

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witnessed her admitting to setting the fire as she stabbed

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the fire hose. That's got to be one of the

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most entertaining admissions of guilt I have ever heard. I

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did it, and I'm currently doing it more.

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Yeah, that's h and you know, pardon the pun, but

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I believe the prosecution will be able to poke holes

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in the defense whatever it is.

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I'm proud of you. You one up my terrible pun

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from earlier.

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Yeah. Yeah.

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She was later placed under arrest at the scene and

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charged with criminal mischief. A charge of first degree arson

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will be added to that. According to Dallas Fire Rescue.

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Oh Man, that's one of those times where if you're

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you're the firefighters, you're like, come on, really. Also, there's

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no mention about the owner of the house why she

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started the fire, if anyone inside the house was injured

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or not, because clearly she had a reason to do this,

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and I'm assuming it's because there's you know, she's a

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jilted lover and there's some man inside that house that

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she is really pissed at.

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That are insurance fraud.

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Either way, she is really mad at that house or

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somebody in it. Something happened, Like, even if it's for

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the insurance claim, I don't think in an insurance fraud situation,

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you stab the fire hose while the firefighters are battling

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the flames while screaming I did it.

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Yeah, you would at least think, you know, because from

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what I read, she stabbed the hose multiple times and

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different spots. Uh, you know, if you're gonna do that,

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you would think, you know, just one good cut and

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get the hell out of there. But evidently that was

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not her plan. No.

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No, she turned that hose into Swiss cheese. And you're right,

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I mean, there's there's a sneakier way to do it.

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If nothing else, like wander around to the back of

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the truck where the hose is coming off, just go

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a little and just poke poke it there, or perhaps

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if it's plugged into it, you know, the fire hydrant

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in front of the house, if there was one. For

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all we know, she had knocked out over before they

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even got there. Who knows what she did before they

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got there, but some more conspicuous place to, you know,

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sabotage the firefighting efforts on the on the house fire

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that you started. On the other hand, there is one

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other aspect to this. We have not considered one other possibility.

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There might have been a spider, fair you know, and

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she was not about to let that. She was not

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about to let that house or any spiders escape it.

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So therefore she poked all the holes in the fire hose.

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One spider, I'll say, a little excessive, but if there

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are multiple spiders, yeah, I understand.

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Like you saw the movie Arachnophobia, right, yes, yeah, great

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movie by the way, mm hmm, terrible movie for ten

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year old me to see, especially at the Costelindo Theater.

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May at rest in peace with my good friend Eric.

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At the time, we played soccer together and even though

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there was no one else in the theater there was,

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I mean it was mostly empty. We still sat like

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at the in the front row, which was another horrible

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mistake because then it actually felt like the spiders were

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jumping on you, because there were quite a few of

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the jump scares, or the spiders jumped like at the

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camera lens. Yeah, mistakes were made that day. I couldn't

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do right now. I've got a lamp next to me

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with a little poll string to turn it off and

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on see watch huh. Yeah. I don't know if you

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remember this in the movie Iraq Noophobia, But in the movie,

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like an old lady sticks her hand under the lamp

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chain and spider drops down, bites and kills her. Oh yeah,

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every time I pull a pole chain on a lamp,

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I think of that movie. Every time I go into

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a barn, I look up to make sure there's no

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freakishly large spider web sprawled across the top, along with

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some people rolled up in there. Every single time I

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pick up a thing of bananas at the store, I

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check them for spiders, all because of the movie Iraq Noophobia.

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Every single time I get I can go on. Every

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single time I put on some slippers. I checked the

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slippers to make sure there's no deadly spider hiding in

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the toe to get me like it got that old man.

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Yeah, I never really thought about it, but that would

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have been a hell of a movie for.

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Three D, outstanding, imax, holy.

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And you would think. I wonder if it with technology today,

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they can go back and you know, make it into

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a three D film, because that that that would just

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absolutely scare the crap out of you.

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Absolutely, it would. That would uh. And here's the thing

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I don't. I don't want anyone to remake it. I

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think it's already a classic. It's a wonderful film. It's

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just you know, it's as perfect as it needs to be.

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But in order to get that full three D effect,

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if we had to redo it, I'd be okay, as

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long as you remake it as closely as possible to

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the original, and that includes bringing John Goodman back and

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Jeff Daniels to reprise their roles.

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So you want a sequel, No, I mean maybe.

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I mean, look, sequels have broken our hearts left and right.

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But there are some great ones, and we've talked about

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them on the show before, including the ones where you

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know the sequel was better than the movie that came

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out prior. I have such high hopes for Spaceball's too,

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that if that lands the way that Top Gun Maverick

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landed no pun intended there, then it might open the

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door for some other possibilities. But that's everything that Hollywood's

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doing these days, is like they're just rolling the dice,

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trying to, you know, hit the jackpot again. But I

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think you're right. When an Imax three D version of Arachnophobia, God,

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that would be fun.

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Spaceballs, I have faith in just I have faith in

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mel Brooks that he would not be making this if

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he didn't think it was a worthy because, I mean,

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he's got an abe. I'm sure he knows this that

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there's a good chance this will be his last film.

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I mean he's going to be one hundred when it releases.

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So, And I'm a fan of Josh gadd He's the

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one that believe wrote the script or at least worked

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on it with others. He's starring in it. I think

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he's I think his role is son of maug Yes,

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And I have a lot of I have a lot

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of faith in him. Well, I have a lot of

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hope in him. We'll see if the how the faith

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goes when the movie actually comes out. But again, I

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love your idea of doing an Arachnophobia, you know, three

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D God, that would be good and John Golden. John

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Goodman is a treasure.

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Okay.

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He is a phenomenal actor that can play so many

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different styles of roles. But him as Delbert the not

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the Executioner, Exterminator, the exterminator, slash executioner whatever, he was

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so good in that, so good I I I occasionally

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ask our bug guy, our exterminator that comes to our house.

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He looks nothing like John Goodman. I think his name

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is Angel and I've asked him before if you've seen

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arachnophob and he's like, no, what is that? I'm like, God, damn,

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you're young. I said you should see it because there

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aren't any real Hollywood there are any really are any

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movies that Champion the Exterminator quite as well as Arachnophobia?

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Did? I mean?

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It's basically either that or Steve's on in Saving Silverman

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when he gets face attacked by a wreck.

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I forget. Have you ever watched The Righteous Jim Stones?

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Not all of it, but we've seen some episodes.

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That's John Goodman. Is is a treasure mm hm.

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As a quick aside, So over the weekend, Tara and

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I watched Santa Claus, the movie you remember that, Tim Allen, No,

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that's the Santa Claus. No, this one is Santa Claus,

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the movie that came out in the eighties. I'm of

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course brain farting the names of the actors, like the

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guy that played Santa I forget his name, and then

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it also had what's his name?

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We played Arthur Dudley Moore.

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Dudley Moore, thank you. I don't know why I was

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trying to call it Dusty, and I know that's not

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it because I don't think there's ever been an English Dusty.

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But Dudley Moore as one of the elves, and John

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Lithgow as the bad guy, the head of BZ Toys,

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where they're at the Senate Subcommittee and they're breaking open

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his toys and one of them is a panda and

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outcomes sand and glass and nails stuffing in the panda.

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John John Lithgow is another one of those guys. He's

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such a phenomenal actor, can do so many different things.

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It's worth rewatching that movie. Just for him. But yeah,

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uh so that made me think of it as far

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as actors that are, so I'll have to I don't.

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I don't remember that movie, but I just.

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It is a hardcore kids movie from the eighties. It's pure,

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it's pure Christmas type stuff. I almost shocked it's only

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got like sixty seven percent on Rotten Tomatoes.

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Well pretty much anything Dudley More I have always liked.

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So yeah, oh yeah, yeah, so you got uh so

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Dudley Morris patch John Lithgow was busy with his glass

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and nails stuffed toys. David Huddleston is the actor that

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played Santa Claus. You'll recognize him, uh when you see him.

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And then Burgess merediths really plays a really old elf.

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This is not Burgess Meredith from Grumpy Old Men. This

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is not the Grumpy old Elf. Although now that I

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now that I'm thinking it, that might be a fun

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movie as well, but we can't have it because Burgess

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is long pasted. I did though, as he comes, it's

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been a while since we had seen Santa Claus the movies.

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So when this early, when the scene happens when Burgess mayored,

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this character comes out of this ancient elf. I just

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keep I can hear is him doing the really nasty

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jokes and rumpy old like that is not These are

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not jokes for a kids movie, you know what?

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I would wat trumpy old elf though, Oh grumpy old elves.

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do a great work, Daniel. But I have a more

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serious question to ask you for today. Are you a

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roller coaster guy?

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I love roller.

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Coasters and it's been something like I think I started

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in my little portion of my life when I was younger,

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I was scared of high speeds or turns or twisters

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or anything like that. But as I've gotten older, probably

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from my teenage years all the way now I love

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roller coasters. I love the speed, I love the adrenaline

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that it gives you, the scaredness of it going upside down.

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Yeah, I love roller coasters.

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So then are you excited about the new roller coaster

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coming to six Flags in twenty twenty six, Tormento Rampaging Run.

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I would definitely be excited to see how it looks.

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I mean, because I heard this on the news that

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they were I think, tearing down another section of a ride.

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I don't know what ride they're tearing down.

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I think it was Shockwave that they took down, and

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this one's going to go in that.

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Spot, okay, I mean, and that was a I mean

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I remember as a kid driving by the highway always

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looking at Shockwave and watching the roller coaster going on

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as I was driving down the road, you know, because

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I was a passenger obviously, so I was always watching.

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It, going, oh, look at the fuck? You know, but yeah,

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that's gonna be fun.

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They got to keep up dating fresher items all the time, right,

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because people get numb to the old rides, and I

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understand it. It's kind of nostalgic though to me, Like

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you know, that Shockwave was that was a cool I

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can't tell you how many times I rode that ride.

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Yeah, I mean, like we talked about it on the show.

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That was an iconic ride, not just for when you're

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at the park and you ride it, but it was

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iconic just as part of the skyline of six flags

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driving by on I thirty. It's one of the ones

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you saw every single time with the loops.

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This one's going to take its place, and it's also

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going to stand out because this is big. It's a

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three hundred and nine foot dive coaster that has you

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dangling over the edge and of course it pauses at

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the top so you get you know, good and freaked

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out before it drops you into oblivion. I'm glad you're excited.

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I will not be writing that thing though.

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Have you ever been to the Sphere in Vegas?

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I have not.

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That's exactly what you're describing to me. They have that

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roller coaster.

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That hangs off the top of the Sphere yep, and

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it literally just rops and then it stops here before

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you obviously you fall Olivian.

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But that's sick. Sounds like exactly what this is going

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to be like.

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Yeah, terrifying. And it's a great name. Tormento.

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Tormento, hear you, that's exactly.

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on between Paramount and Netflix. I don't know why. I mean, okay,

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I do know. I don't know why I do. I'm

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very excited about this. This is fascinating. So we talked

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about the Netflix bid to buy Warner Brothers Discovery on

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our Treehouse Plus episode Treehouse Plus episode I believe that

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was one O seven, which you can get when you

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subscribe to our Patreon Patreon dot com slash Treehouse On air, Trey,

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you and I talked about that in pretty good depth

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because it is interesting. It's a massive deal that can

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change the landscape of not just where and what you stream,

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but the entire entertainment industry. Okay, not to mention the

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political implications of it, because that deal would have to

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get through federal regulators. And part of the discussion we

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had on our Treehouse Plus episode about Netflix buying Warner

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Brothers Discovery is the fact that the Netflix bid beat

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out Paramount, which they just did their own merger deal

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Paramount Skydance thing, and that's run by the Ellison family,

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who are big Trump supporters. So it's a real interesting

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story across the board. And then it got better because

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Paramount has launched a hostile bid to acquire Warner Brothers

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Discovery after it lost. It's after the company lost to

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Netflix in a high stakes bidding war. What do you

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think is gonna happen here, Trey.

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Well A, you know, they came out over the weekend

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and said the Trump administration said they did not see

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this deal going through period. Uh So, but one of

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the more fascinating theories I heard was that Netflix really

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may not want Warner Brothers, but in the time it

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takes to do this merger, he said, Netflix is the

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number one streamer streamer, Warner Brothers is number three, and

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they could basically sideline Warner Brothers for a year and

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a half, two years during this merger and long enough

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to damage it and get you know, some new subscribers

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that would which I can't even fathom, but that it

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may be just deploy kind of just to kill Warner Brothers.

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Yeah, just a strategic move, not to actually take over

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the company, but to just neoter it for the time

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that it takes to go through federal you know, regulator approval,

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right and if it if it did pass it, then

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Netflix still gets a company that was their biggest competition

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in essence. But if they don't, like you just said,

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they hamstring it for a year, year and a half,

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two years perhaps and then could take advantage in that

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in that timeframe. It really is a fascinating thing.

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Well, it's fascinating because when you're doing those deals, it's

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not like, let's say Netflix went through all the motions

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and then at the end of the day it got

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turned down whatever You're still talking about probably three to

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five hundred million dollars spent in doing the deal. So

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it's obviously got to be worth a lot for them

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if that's there, you know what they really want, if

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they don't care if it goes through or not, if

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it just it sidelines them long enough to get new subscribers.

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But yeah, it's it's crazy. And then I mean, I

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haven't seen I haven't seen the term hostile takeover. It's

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like the nineties.

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Yeah, that's part of why it's exciting. I like, I

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almost had to open up the newspaper. I turned on

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my computer and went to a news site and the

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first thing I see is Paramount launching a hostile bid

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to acquire Warner Brothers, and like, oh, this is getting good.

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We got a money fight now. And speaking of that,

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Paramount said it would offer thirty dollars per share for

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the media conglomerate, which owns the Warner Brothers film studio,

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the cable channel HBO, streaming service HBO Max, and a

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portfolio of cable brands. In a federal securities filing, Paramount

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said the hostile bid will be backed in part by

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funds from Saudi Arabia, Qatar, the UAE, as well as

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Affinity Partners, an investment firm founded by Jared Kushner, President

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trump son in law. So that could be one of

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the big reasons why those inside the Trump administration don't

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necessarily think the Netflix bid will you know, be the

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win here, because well, it's the Ellisons and now you've

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got Trump family on this other side, so that could

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you know, tilt the scales just a little bit. The

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bid comes after Netflix agreed last week to buy a

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large part of Warner Brothers discovery studio and streaming assets

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for twenty seven point seventy five per share. Netflix's takeover

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would not include the Warner owned cable channels, which include

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Singing In and TNT, So yeah, this is gonna be

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This is gonna be interesting. Warner Brothers board of directors

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already approved the deal with Netflix, but Paramounts moved to

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go directly to shareholders, a maneuver known in the business

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world as a hostile bid, will push what has been

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private negotiations into the public realm hmm, this will be

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a fun movie slash documentary in a couple of years.

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Oh, it's I mean, it's.

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Just a question of which streaming service is gonna carry,

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it might tell you how good it's gonna be. H.

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Do you remember the movie Barbarians at the Gate. It

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was something HBO made James Garner. It was about the

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r GR R j R Nimbisco. It was Philip Morris Takeover.

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I don't think I ever saw that. I've heard of it,

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but I've never seen it.

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A great movie, you know, especially just considering the time

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of how something. I mean, I think it started. They

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started the bid at and maybe they were buying R

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j R. I don't remember, but whatever company they were buying,

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I think they started like at seventy dollars a share

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and then they got into this big pissing contest where

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I think the final winning bid was like one hundred

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and twenty dollars a share.

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And what and what was what were the companies involved?

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One of them was r GR R j R Nibisco,

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and I want to say the other one was like

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Philip Morris. It was one of it was food and tobacco.

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Yeah, that's SIGs and cookies. Man, as a as a

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former smoker, I can tell you those two do actually

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go well together. I mean, milk and cookies ring supreme,

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but throw a little tar in there for after the

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milk and cookies, not not necessarily altogether.

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Yeah, but it's I can't see either one really going through.

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I can see I guess I can see Paramount and warn.

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I mean because.

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Paramount I can I mean, because I didn't realize that

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Jared Kushner was involved in this. But you throw in

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all the Middle East ties that you know Trump has

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in recent years, plus his son in law, that definitely

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tilts the scales in the paramount bid direction. Not the

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not the least of which is the fact that it's

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the paramount bid is also for more money, which the

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shareholders will like it.

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Well, so is it because the Netflix big didn't include CNN.

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It did not, so it's a little bit different. But

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I mean, I mean that's another interesting twist as well.

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You get to have a member of the Trump family

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as an involved an invested owner of CNN, which is

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one of Trump's most hated networks. Yeah, there are conflicts

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of interest all over this deal.

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But at the same time, I mean, hey, the Saudi's

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in Middle East money that it's so pervasive that saying

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like they're trying to wash their money left right and

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sideways from football to you know everything. But you know

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the other thing about this is is whenever it goes

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through Trump, love him, hate him, whatever, he really has

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one more year where he is relevant and then after

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the midterms next year he's a lame duck president. I mean,

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it's I think it's gonna be. One of the things

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that Democrats are really going to have to figure out

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is what are they going to do because they've been

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basically running on hatred and spy of Trump for ten

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years now.

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I don't with the conversation to go too far that direction,

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but I do feel like it bears saying that's if

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he leaves quietly.

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Oh, he said, I you know, they they started that

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thing a while back, and he has never even indicated

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that he wants another term.

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Yeah, it is really, he said. He's like, oh, that's

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what the people want. I mean, god man, there was

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there he said in interviews before we were like when

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he's sitting in the Oval office and they're saying, he said, well,

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I legally they say you can't. But but then but

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then lots of people are telling me that they that

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I could, and that I can, and then maybe I will,

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Maybe I won't and then it's he Then he was

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out of both sides, so he doesn't confirm nor deny,

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therefore leaving the door over.

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Now he was asked and then he was like, no,

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I'm not. But he also he loves to torque the media.

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Mm hmm, like I'll tell you what we'll find out

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in a couple of years what actually happens, because we

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really won't know until it actually gets.

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It's not even possible. I mean, because you couldn't get

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a consolational amendment.

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He doesn't care that much about it. No, stop it,

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stop stop it. It's not like that, but he doesn't.

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There are checks and balances, and a lot of us

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are okay with that as long as it's for our benefit.

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be selfish and talk talk about a major screw up

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I had, but I really, really really want to talk

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about this story that you sent Trey. Okay, so we

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might have time for both. We'll see. But at the

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very least, we need to talk about this story because

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this is a story of how running errands could land

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you in prison. An Ohio man sent meth to the

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bank using a drive through tube during an otherwise routine transaction,

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according to Sheriff's so Good in the Buckeye state of Ohio,

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Jason Smith, forty six, was booked on drug related charges.

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The underlying incident, according to Monroe County Sheriff's Office. Occurred

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December third at a bank in Woodsfield, a small town

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located one hundred and twenty miles due east of Columbus.

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On the day in question, a bank employees A bank

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employee called deputies to report finding a crystal like substance

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consistent with methamphetamine in a baggie that had a companied

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a transaction sent through one of the bank's air tubes.

508
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I wonder if there are any questions from the Sheriff's

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deputies to the bank teller about how you know what

510
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meth looked like? And your answer and her answer better

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have been breaking bad, otherwise she's gonna have a search

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warrant on her hands. UH Subsequent testing determined the substance

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in the small bag was in fact methamphetamine. Over the

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course of the ensuing investigation, authorities determined the defendant had

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inadvertently sent the package to the bank through the drive

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through while completing an otherwise routine banking transaction. Look, if

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you can't look after your own drugs, then you don't

518
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deserve to have them. It's that simple. I mean, being

519
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arrested for it is insult the injury, obviously, but how

520
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do you how do you How does the baggie of

521
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meth somehow get mixed into the deposit slip? Maybe there

522
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was cash. Look, I have not made a physical deposit

523
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at a bank in a very long time, But if

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I have a baggie of something, I'm going to notice it.

525
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It's got a different feeling texture to cash and paper. Also, Also,

526
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when you hit the button and it goes away, it's

527
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gonna make a very noticeable rattling sound, at which point

528
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I might go, oh, no, I just sent my meth.

529
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Yeah, I don't know. I mean, I don't know how

530
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people did. Like maybe it was in his wallet and

531
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he grabbed some cash to deposit and oops, the baggy

532
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went with it, you know, like some people leave their

533
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IDs in there. That I get.

534
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You're in a hurry, you think you've got the whole

535
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clump of stuff and the IDs in there. But that's

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something that's that's a feel of something that's supposed to

537
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be in the tube, A plastic baggie of anything. I

538
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don't think is supposed to be in there. That just

539
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it just seems so weird to me.

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We are we are there is one thing we are

541
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kind of missing out on. This which is we are

542
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applying trying to apply logic and reason to someone who

543
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smokes meth.

544
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So you think perhaps he might have been a little

545
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high while at the bank.

546
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You know, I think that is possible.

547
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I hadn't thought about that. I mean, I hate running

548
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errands too, and I guess if I had drugs around

549
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all the time, I guess that would be a way

550
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to do them.

551
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I mean, you know, it's it's not a drug that

552
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you really think of people, you know at a certain

553
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point being that discreet about.

554
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Although I will say, if you want to knock off

555
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some things on your to do list for the weekend,

556
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smoking a little myth will probably get you through it

557
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a lot faster. I mean, they're not going to be

558
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able to understand any of your handwriting on that deposit

559
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slip at the bank, but by god, you did it

560
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after the defendant oh sorry. The man was located in

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nearby Wayne Township by officers with the state's Department of

562
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Natural Resources. After he was detained, deputies were called and

563
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what the use of a police dog. They recovered additional

564
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suspected drugs and drug related items from his truck. He

565
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was then transported to Monroe County jail, where I imagine

566
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he's going to be for quite a while. I do

567
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give a lot of credit to the Monroe County Sheriff

568
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Derek Norman. He said in a statement, illegal drugs don't

569
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belong in bank drive throughs. Yeah, share for the year, right,

570
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there got a boy keeping our streets safe and our

571
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press releases stern.

572
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And you know, maybe next time cash app.

573
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Yeah, go digital, bro. There is no possible way you're

574
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going to inadvertently send your meth through cash app or

575
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PayPal or Venmo. That's never going to happen. It'll stay

576
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safely in your pocket or in your button, you know.

577
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And and if people are buying it from you, and

578
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that's why you got this cash, you just have them

579
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put you know, various reasons, you know, tickets, food, whatever,

580
00:34:21.320 --> 00:34:23.280
just make sure they don't go for meth.

581
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And you're yah. I think it makes a lot more

582
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sense if you're going to deal drugs, whether you're buying, selling, whatever,

583
00:34:31.519 --> 00:34:35.360
do it digitally. It just makes more sense. You can

584
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bump phones and then you can.

585
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Do bots. Yeah, and depending on how well that goes,

586
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you might be able to bump other things.

587
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Yeah, and you'll be so excited to do it. If

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