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A bug causes a human stampede, how people would upend their lives for cash, and the Coldplay KissCam Chronicle continues.

PLUS: RIP Ozzy Osbourne. Mama, he's coming home.

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LINKS:
Black Sabbath frontman and heavy metal icon Ozzy Osbourne dies aged 76, family says

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Ex-Astronomer CEO Andy Byron’s wife holed up in $2.4M mansion since husband was caught canoodling with HR exec at Coldplay concert

Beyonce Fans Injured in Stampede After Atlanta Show

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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 Dan ol Mallley along

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with Trey Trenholme. Today is Thursday, July twenty fourth, twenty

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twenty five. Yes, Trey, I am ready to rock and roll.

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I've got my super big iced coffee concoction from Starbucks.

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What'd you get?

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H crap? What did I get?

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Oh?

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It's a It's an iced vanilla coffee with a cream,

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two shots of espresso and a little bit of a sprinkle.

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And as I'm saying all this, it really really takes

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the air out of the argument that I had wanted

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to bring up to you about ordering Gurly drinks from Starbucks.

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I listen, I have no shame and the fact that

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I order Gurley drinks from Starbucks.

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And I applaud you for that because.

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My new go to is there ice, cinnamon, dulce, fantastic.

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Ooh, I sounds like a spa in a cup.

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It's just delightful. Cinnamon is probably one of my favorite things.

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And so anytime I can get it, yeah, and then yeah,

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make it where you know, non fat milk, no whipped cream,

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make it. Try to make it as you know only

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you know, three hundred calories a cup, not five.

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Every little bit helps absolutely, but I appreciate it. On

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Sunday at the road show, Diego, wonderful Diego, God bless him,

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Pill Pusher, he shows up with a crate of Starbucks

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drinks and he says, hey, I brought you guys drinks.

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And Trey's first thing out of his mouth is, what's

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the girliest thing you got? Because Diego said, I've got

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a bunch of different stuff. What would you like? Trey respond,

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what's the girliest thing you have in that bag? And

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that's what you took? God bless you.

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Yep. That's uh yeah. I look back like I was

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having this conversation with somebody. I look back on drinking,

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and I'm like, you know, drinking, it's it never really

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it didn't taste that good. And that's how I feel

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about coffee. It it's bare bones. It does not taste good.

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I mean, it's you know, bars, if you really break

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them down to their fundamental principle of they make the

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poison taste.

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Good, it really is true.

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And you know that's I appreciate and I admire people

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that drink their coffee straight. You know, no cream, no sugar,

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just black coffee. I don't get it. That to me,

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that just is gross.

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I feel like Mary Poppin's put it more pleasantly by

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saying a spoonful of sugar makes the medicine go down,

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which is how a lot of alcoholics view it. So

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there's that version and then the one you said. Now,

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I will say this like when it comes to iced

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coffee stuff, that's when I'll use it up a little bit.

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But my regular morning coffee is black with a little

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bit of splendent. So I'm not I'm not exactly like

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uh you know, I'm not cowboying up or anything like,

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just I don't want sludge and nothing else kind of

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a thing.

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Yeah. My my normal morning routine is I I actually

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I get the little the cinnamon del chy Starbucks cacups

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and I'll have one cup hot, oh a little uh

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trivia and uh splash milk.

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So when do you normally hit the stage at the

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Pink Pony Club.

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Uh, you know, after I've had my then my second

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cup is usually my ice coffee.

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That's when you feel the right amount of pretty.

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Yeah.

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Yeah, it's amazing, like the the evolution of man, you know,

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It's like I've always looked at it this way. You

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like what you like, and other people's opinions be damned.

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It doesn't matter. That being said, we're of the generation

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that still grew up with what's expected out of being

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a masculine man. Because you know, my grandfather, greatest generation,

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went to war, drank coffee, was a cattle rancher in retirement.

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In retirement, he chose to work with cattle that is

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really messed up when you think about it. Built with

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his bare hands the playground equipment in the backyard that

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I played with and hit my head on many times.

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And he was really good at it because not once

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did his cattlestruction, Not once did his construction fail. I

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mean I headbutted that seesaw at least twenty times, not

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a crack.

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Now, have you ever pondered the fact that your you know,

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grandfather built it that way so you would hit your head.

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I'm wondering that now as we speak. Maybe he was

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trying to train me, uh, toughened me up, or just saying,

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you know what, this is just how we build things.

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We build things to last and to crack children's skulls.

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Perhaps there was some Pavlovian experience, experience going on with

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the cattle in you, and you know the cattle didn't

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hit their head as much.

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I never thought about it that way, But when you

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hit your head as much as I did as a child,

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memories are fuzzy. Not all stories perfectly align with memories,

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you know, come to think of it. When I do

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think back on the jungle gym that he bought for us,

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the monkey bars were oddly high for a five year old.

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They really were, like, Yeah, I don't think the spikes

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in the pit were necessary, but he said he.

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Loved me, and it shows.

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talk a lot about the roofing side of your business.

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That's probably the bulk of it, but you guys also

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do a lot of interior work. You do a lot

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of remodeling, and you don't just do it for your clients,

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you do it for yourself as well. Because you were

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just telling me that you and Carrie got you a

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new badass kitchen, right, Dan.

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It's been pretty crazy.

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We're doing a lot of work both in our house

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decided to come out and do all new flooring all

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the way through the hole downstairs and then.

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Upstairs, replace all the carpet. We did a whole bunch

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of all new baseboard upgrades and trim, and then I said,

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you know what, We're already.

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Got all this done.

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I guess let's do the kitchen too. So we ripped

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out the entire kitchen down to the studs and redid

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the top. So yeah, it's been a pretty aggressive freemodel

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here at the cook Household.

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the president, but he's also a client. That's Daniel. He's

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dot com. And surprising yet not shocking news, Ozzy Osbourne

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has died. The gloomy demon invoking lead singer of the

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pioneering metal band Black Sabbath died on Tuesday at the

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age of seventy six, just weeks after his final show.

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So again, really not that stunned. Look, I'm actually a

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little shocked that he was only seventy six because he

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looked seventy six on the Osbourne's show Back in the

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Day with the Family on MTV, the reality show.

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Yeah, I mean and I I'm I'm stunned that people

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are stunned if they read about the concert. Kelly Osbourne said,

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this is his funeral. This is how he wanted to

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go out. He even said the this is you know,

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I'm saying goodbye. Their plan was to go I believe

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it was to Switzerland, where some reports said they were

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he and Sharon were going to have assistant suicide together.

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But he was, you know, after Parkinson's and spinal problems

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and then you know, he had a bad back surgery

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that basically just crippled him. And he he basically said,

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I'm ready, you know, he goes, I don't need a

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doctor to tell me I'm dying. I'm dying. This is why,

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you know, I want to say goodbye with his concert.

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He is like, you know, I can't even He goes,

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I can't sing, I can't stand, you know, That's why.

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I didn't in that final concert. Wasn't he sitting down

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for the whole show?

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He stood up for a little bit at the end,

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which was kind of literally that was and they said

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that took everything he had.

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But it turns out that's a pretty good indicator of

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death in the near future. I knew that from a

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previous occurrence from somebody else when they couldn't stand at

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a concert. Although although although to his credit, he lasted

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longer than Ozzie did in that state, but two different

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lifestyles overall. Yeah, I saw a headline earlier that said

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Kelly Osborne had come out and said that I think

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the suicide packed thing was not true. Right now, I

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don't know if that's true or not. Keep in mind,

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I saw that on the New York Post.

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So I saw, I saw people go back and forth,

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and it makes sense that it wasn't true because although

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I know Sharon Osborne had cancer, I believe she's you know, healthy,

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and but I do I don't. I don't know that

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anyone disputed the fact that his plan was to go

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to Switzerland and have assistant suicide. Yeah, he was. He

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was in bad shape.

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Yeah, I'm looking here. There was a haunting final post

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from Ozzy Osbourne the day before he died. Tributes have

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poured in following his death. His family said he passed

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away on Tuesdays surround by Love as they announced the

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sad news. It came just weeks after he played his

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final gig with his band at Villa Park in Birmingham.

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Hours before the news was announced, Osborne shared what was

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to be his final social media post. It featured a

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poster backstage at the Villa Park gig which said back

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to the beginning the final show, He told thousands of

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heavy metal enthusiasts at that concert on July fifth, and

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it was so good to be on this stage as

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he performed his last set from a large black throne,

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and I'd realize it's not the same as running around

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on stage and feeling really good. But I mean, if

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you're gonna sit during a concert, then might as well

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thrown it up.

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Yeah, I mean I was never admittedly a huge fan

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of his music. For me, he was more of a

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I think the Osbourne's made him more of a cultural

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icon than than anything.

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Yeah, but he made shouting at your wife from across

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a house really really entertaining. And I'm with you. I

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was never a massive Black Sabbath fan. Now part of

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that is age.

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You know.

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They hit the scene in nineteen sixty nine and bucked

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all the hippie trend love stuff, which was phenomenal. And

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I guarantee you that without Ozzy Osbourne, without Black Sabbath,

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you don't get the multitude of metal bands that followed,

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like my favorite band, which is Metallica. That's my age

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difference there. So had I been older, had I been

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about twenty years older, Black Sabbath might have been my guys.

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But I was born later. Therefore I'm a Metallica guy.

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But again, you don't get Metallica without Ossie and Black Sabbath.

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I totally agree, and I think this is probably maybe

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where you know, the five year age difference between us

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is noticeable because when I was growing up, you know,

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some mid eighties is when Ozzie does the whole and

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I don't think he really ever did it, but the

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whole bat story, and then the stage of San Antonio

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comes out, which made him public enemy number one for

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Yeah, the story was that at a concert in San Antonio,

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he bit the head off of a bat. Yes, now,

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didn't it didn't Did they come out later and say

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it was more of a staged thing, like either it

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wasn't a real bat or it was a real bat

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but it was one that had already been dead or something.

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It's yeah, but he really did take a leak on

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the Alamo, and he really was banned there for many,

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many years.

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And now they're hanging up Pee Wee's bike.

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Today.

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Pretty much simple that I'm Dan, He's trade. This is

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the tree House Show. Thursday, July twenty fourth, twenty twenty five.

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We are now almost a week removed from the viral

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tech CEOs canoodling on the kiss cam at the Coldplay

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concert with his head of HR, and the fallout just continues.

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And while this story has been and endlessly entertaining that

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there is something of a destruction of two families occurring

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that we're not seeing based on that, the tech CEO's

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wife is apparently holed up in their mansion since the

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husband was caught canoondling with the HR exec at the

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Coldplay concert, and can't say I blame her. Astronomer CEO

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Andy Byron is the one that was in the video

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and his wife is reportedly holed up in their two

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point four million dollar main mansion since he was caught

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on camera at the Coldplay concert cozying up with his

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head of HR. Megan Buyers her name, She's fifty. She

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fled her and her husband's multimillion dollar home in Northborough,

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Massachusetts for the Ritzy Residents and can Abunk some one

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hundred miles away in Maine. She's since been hiding out there.

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And I'm sure that comes with infidelity when you're on

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the receiving end of it, is a massive amount of embarrassment,

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even though you've done nothing wrong as far as we know.

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And should have nothing to feel embarrassed about. But human

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emotions are a funny thing, and when you find out

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you're being cheated on, it's embarrassing finding out you're being

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cheated on in front of millions of people, possibly billions

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now that know the situation of your marriage. I can't

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imagine the level of embarrassment.

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No, and to get blinded by it, like because you

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have to wonder did he did he tell her or

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did he hope that maybe no one figured it out

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and it was just Yeah, it was embarrassing, but it

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wouldn't be all over the internet.

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Oh that is interesting. I hadn't thought about that, because

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there was there was time from the incident at the

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concert to when it went public and picked up steam

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and then became the beginnings of a viral sensation. You're right,

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that may have been. I would have loved to have

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been a fly on the wall that night, because I

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can't imagine the amount of sweat that he produced. How

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to type the stomach acid me, there's not enough. There's

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not enough ant acid on the planet to keep that down.

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Because he knows what happened and he's just wondering what's

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going to happen. I mean, I'm surprised. I mean, you're

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talking about a level of stress and anxiety that would

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make someone's bee hole puckers so tight it might actually

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cause a rift in the space time continuum and threaten us.

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All.

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Yeah, I cannot fathom the angst that you would go

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through of not only of oh my god, you know,

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did someone because I'm sure at first he's like, well,

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I wonder if someone, if anyone really picked up on it,

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you know, were they paying that much attention to the

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kiss cam or a were they watching? Could play.

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Well when Chris Martin calls you out specifically, yeah, because

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that's part of what his anxiety induced reaction would be.

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I would imagine is replaying over and over his and

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hers reaction to it, because had they just played it cool,

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this might have been a non issue, had they just

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frozen in place and just been like a brief, cutesy

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moment that would have disappeared into all the other ones

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that they showed on that screen that night. But because

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of their immediate grotesque reaction to it, that's what sold it.

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You think he pondered the shaggy defense.

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It wasn't me, you know what, when you're in that scenario,

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you really do need to consider all options. Yeah, just

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one thousand percent. Deny, deny, deny is an option.

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That's the camera. It wasn't me, not me, that's not.

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Me at all.

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Baby.

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I was at crochet club with Mahomie. Yeah, you know,

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that's what we do on Friday nights. We hang out.

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We we drink some really prissy uh micro bruise, and

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and we crochet.

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One if his wife called her husband up and was like, hey,

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you want to you want to just bang it out.

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At the next cool a concert I in front of

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everybody like that. All they did was hug.

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Yeah.

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is the tree House Show. Lots of interesting music news

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going on. We've got the death of Ozzy Osbourne, We've

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got the fallout still from the viral kiss cam situation

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at the Coldplay concert. And apparently a bug can ruin

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an entire Beyonce concert, which is pretty ironic when you

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considered her nickname is Queen Bee. A stampede broke out

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at an Atlanta train station last week as fans were

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leaving a Beyonce show, leaving eleven people injured, seven of

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those being transport to the hospital, and it was all

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because someone freaked out when they saw a bug. A

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public transport official says a person began screaming and running,

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causing a stampede on the escalator that caused it to

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temporarily speed up and then stop suddenly. I'm sorry, but

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I want to see that security camp for it. That

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sounds hysterical. Most people suffered minor injuries, although one person

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broke their ankle. The type of bug has not been identified.

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I have a theory on this. My theory is that

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maybe it was not a bug. Someone said, oh, no,

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I saw a bug. Maybe that was the first person

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that said no, I saw a bug. But maybe others

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around her thought that she said gun because I can't

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imagine a swath of people running from one bug.

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Okay, dan uh oh. So you and your lovely wife

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are at a subway station mm hmm. A roach crawls

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across her foot mm hmm.

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And the reaction is someone's gonna call out gun because

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I have to I have to kill the roach. Hah.

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You thought you had to be, didn't you. Maybe that's

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what Maybe maybe that's what happened in this scenario as well.

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Maybe it was a couple and she saw her her

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nemesis bug, the one that she's you know, horrifically phobic about,

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and the the guy's like, I don't worry, baby, I

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got you, and he pulls out his sawd off and

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takes care of business. And then of course everyone runs

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as they should.

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I mean, I have seen videos from a primarily from

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New York, but I have seen videos of rats that

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if I saw one that the way people had filmed

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them and that close to me, I probably would cause

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a stampede because all of a sudden there would be

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a fifty year old man running and screaming, and I

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would probably be screaming. You know, kill it with fire,

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kill it with a gun, you know, launch everything you

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have so the air force uh huh, yes, you know

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those bunker busters they use in and for the Iranians.

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Let's you know, get to be fifty two's up. Kill it,

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kill it with everything you've got.

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Killing it with fire would be too easy. We must

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destroy it with bunker busters.

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From one size of those things. I don't know that

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fire would do the trick.

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Okay, I feel like this is happening a lot lately.

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But I've known you for more than twenty years, and

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I don't think I knew that you were this afraid

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of rats. Yeah, I do not like what about nice?

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Same thing with mice? Or are they cute to you?

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I can deal with I don't like them, but I

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can deal with them. But you know, if you can't

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tell the difference between a rat and a possum, that's here.

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Yeah, if they look like they could be twins.

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And I have grown to really love and appreciate opossums. Rats,

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I do.

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Not how traumatized, How traumatizing are rats to you? I'm

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really fascinated by this now, Like was it difficult for

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you to watch?

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You know?

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The teenage mutant ninja turtles because their their master was Splinter,

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a really big rat that could talk.

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No, okay, no, here's where rats became traumatizing to me

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when I was growing up. This is when I lived

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out in Leonard and the first house we had, at

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one point we got a rat infestation in our attic

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and for some reason they congregated, and I believe it

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was because there was an event above my bedroom and

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so at night I could hear them scratching and clawing,

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and at one point they had torn a hole in

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the air conditioning ductwork. So then sometimes I could even

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see them, and they scared the living moment out of me.

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Okay.

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Interesting.

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I'm also fascinated by experiences when we're young, because those

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experiences as children shape us as adults.

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And in my.

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Experience, which is in no way related to anything perfessional,

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So keep that in mind.

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Okay.

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It seems when you're exposed to something like that traumatic

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as a child as an adult, you either are pulled

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towards it more as an adult had you not been

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experienced or had you not had that experience as a kid,

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or you're repelled by it's there doesn't seem to be

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a whole lot of wiggle room in between, kind of

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like Batman with bats. He was terrified of bats, so

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he became what he was afraid of. Whereas you, like

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with the rats. Obviously you did not become Ratman at

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least not that I'm aware of. But you could have

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gone to the like where you're phobic with rats kind

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of like you are, or you're in love with rats,

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and then you become a furry.

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No, no, I here my other.

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Which honestly, the thought of you being a furry is

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hysterical to me. And and and you not being allowed

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at a chuck E cheese not because of the kids.

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My overwhelming problem with rats is like I used to

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be afraid of opossums, but then I realized that they

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do so much good that and that I I grew

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to appreciate them. Rats don't have that same they they

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really I can't find use for them. They they don't

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eat bugs, They're not They're just gross. They're disease carrying

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little just nasty efforts. So no, I I don't know there.

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What if that is their purpose? I mean like spread?

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Yes?

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What if what if that's actually their purpose is to

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spread disease and nastiness, so it kills off other species.

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I mean the plague. They if they're if their purpose

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was to keep the humanity in check, then I'd say,

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not only are they gross, disgusting little that they've they've

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being failed because we're heading were getting close to ten

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billion people.

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So it's one thing. It's one thing to be nasty

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little efforts. It's something else to be lazy.

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You're a lazy failure and nasty way to get through.

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You're in the Treehouse.

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Visit us online at Treehouse on air dot com.

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All right, this is the Treehouse Show. I'm Annamalley along

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with Trey Trenholme. Today is Thursday, July twenty fourth, twenty

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twenty five. Let's celebrate today, and let's do that with

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some birthdays turning twenty seven today. Bendy Irwin. Bendy Irwin

481
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is twenty seven. That is Steve the Crocodile Hunter's daughter

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and the winner of season twenty one of Dancing with

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00:31:24.279 --> 00:31:28.279
the Stars. Good for Her. She played Felicity on the

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00:31:28.319 --> 00:31:34.000
TV show Arrow. Emily Bette Rickards is thirty four, Dobby

485
00:31:34.079 --> 00:31:37.079
Chase is thirty five. That Samar the dead girl from

486
00:31:37.079 --> 00:31:41.480
the Well in the Ring, also played Donnie's little sister

487
00:31:41.519 --> 00:31:44.680
and Donnie Darko and is Leelo in Leelo and Stitch.

488
00:31:46.480 --> 00:31:49.880
Talk about one of these roles is not like the others,

489
00:31:52.119 --> 00:31:55.279
the adorable little girl in Missus, Doubtfire and Matilda. Her

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00:31:55.359 --> 00:31:58.440
name is Mario Wilson. She is thirty eight. She graduated

491
00:31:58.519 --> 00:32:01.440
from NYU in two thousand nine, and she has a

492
00:32:01.480 --> 00:32:06.319
blog now good for her. Elizabeth Moss is forty three today.

493
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This is one of my favorite actresses. You know, she

494
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is just based on her name, Trey.

495
00:32:13.599 --> 00:32:15.079
I'm drawing a blank. I know the name.

496
00:32:16.240 --> 00:32:19.920
She is Afred, the star of The Handmaid's Tale, okay,

497
00:32:20.400 --> 00:32:23.640
Peggy Olsen and mad Men and the first daughter Zoe

498
00:32:23.680 --> 00:32:30.039
Bartlett on the West Wing. Most yeah, most actors don't

499
00:32:30.119 --> 00:32:35.400
get one good TV show in their lifetime. She got three,

500
00:32:36.599 --> 00:32:40.599
three bona Fide Emmy winning shows in a row. And

501
00:32:40.640 --> 00:32:42.799
she's done some other projects on the side as well,

502
00:32:43.279 --> 00:32:46.519
and I think one or two other TV projects. But

503
00:32:46.599 --> 00:32:51.680
I mean, it is phenomenal what her career has been. Again,

504
00:32:51.799 --> 00:32:54.079
starting out on the West Wing, then in mad Men,

505
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then in handmaid S Tale. Really really, you know what,

506
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good job Elizabeth Moss.

507
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She's had another one too, because I because I didn't know,

508
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I never placed, I never connected the dots with her

509
00:33:09.680 --> 00:33:13.839
that she was in the West Wing. I never have

510
00:33:13.920 --> 00:33:19.200
watched mad Men, but good there was something else she

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was in.

512
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I was like, she was in She was in one

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of the remake, I think the most recent remake of

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the Invisible Man movie. I have not seen it. It's

515
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been on my list to see it for a while

516
00:33:32.640 --> 00:33:35.240
because apparently it's very, very good. And she's one of

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00:33:35.279 --> 00:33:38.920
those actresses now that is or one of those actors

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00:33:38.920 --> 00:33:43.960
that's kind of on my list where if this individual

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is in something, I'm immediately interested just because of their involvement.

520
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And she's she's she makes that list for me.

521
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Yeah, she is like, oh god, oh man.

522
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You need more of your girl coffee.

523
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I always draw a blank on this girl's name. She

524
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was in uh, what was it? The Gulch? The what

525
00:34:05.640 --> 00:34:08.880
was the And she's in The Queen's Gambit.

526
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Oh Anya Taylor Joy, Yes, you mean The Gorge.

527
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The Gorge.

528
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I'm pretty sure. I'm pretty sure The Gulch is a

529
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very different movie than The Gorge. It might be more

530
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of it might be like the porn version of the gorge.

531
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But she's one that if I see her, I'm like that.

532
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I kind of a feeling that the Gulch is more

533
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about gagging than it is about, you know, interdimensional monsters.

534
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Can we just take a brief moment to appreciate certain

535
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words in the English language, like gulch. That's a good word,

536
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that's got a good sound that resonates.

537
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It's the same and per definition, it works.

538
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Yeah, I mean it's it's it's it's Gulch is a

539
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synonym of gorge. Yeah, it just feels different when you

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hear it and when you say it goulge. Anyway, I'm

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with you there, Anya Taylor Joy. I'm a big fan

542
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of hers as well. Anna paq one also a child

543
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star turned adult star. She is also forty three today.

544
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She won.

545
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An Oscar for Best Supporting Actress at the age of

546
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ten opposite of Harvey Kayel's penis in the Piano It's

547
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pretty sad. I know three things about that film. I

548
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know Anna Paquin won an Oscar for her Best Supporting

549
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role as a ten year old, and I know it's

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about a piano, and I know that Harvey Kytel does

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full frontal lin it. As far as I'm concerned, if

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you're starring opposite that, then ever one should get an oscar.

553
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I mean, isn't that Harvey Kayel shtick because that was

554
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the whole thing with one of.

555
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His first movies, no trade, not no, no, not shtick,

556
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but rhyme's. Honestly, I don't know if that if that

557
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was part of his thing as an actor, was it?

558
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I'm not sure if I remember the name of the

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movie correctly, Like Bad Cop or something like that where

560
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he plays a bad police officer or a bad detective.

561
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I want to say, like in New Orleans or something like.

562
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One of the scenes he's basically, you know, beaten it

563
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next to someone's car window. I don't think you see anything,

564
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but he's, you know, physically going to town.

565
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I think it was a bad lieutenant. I think maybe

566
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that's it.

567
00:36:38.199 --> 00:36:43.800
Yeah, bad lieutenant. Yeah. Other actress Summer Glou turns forty four.

568
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She was Cameron the Terminator on the Sarah Connor Chronicles.

569
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She was also Rivertam on Firefly Slash Serenity. Summer Glow

570
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turns forty four. Today, Rose Byrne is forty six. This

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is another actress that I really really joy her work.

572
00:37:01.599 --> 00:37:05.800
She is Renee Lambert in the Insidious movies, Seth Rogan's

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wife in Neighbors, Kristin Wiggs, Nemesis, and Bridesmaids, and if

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you watched her show on Apple TV plus Physical, there's

575
00:37:15.480 --> 00:37:19.719
a few seasons of that, really really fun actress Roseburn

576
00:37:20.559 --> 00:37:28.280
forty six and Patty Jenkins, very female heavy day. Patty

577
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Jenkins the director of the Wonder Woman movies. She is

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fifty four. I don't know if you followed this as

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closely as I did, Trey, probably not, because I'm a

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movie dork. So that Wonder Woman movie she directed did really,

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really well, so well that the Star Wars people said, hey,

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we want you to do a Star Wars movie, and

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she's like, yeah, cool, let's do it. And then Wonder

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Woman nineteen eighty four came out and then the Star

585
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Wars people said, you know, we're going to pass on.

586
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Thank you very much.

587
00:37:51.960 --> 00:37:54.559
You somehow managed to ruin the eighties.

588
00:37:57.440 --> 00:38:02.280
And so badly that a franchise that seems to just

589
00:38:02.559 --> 00:38:06.480
crap on itself was like, yeah, we'll pass.

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00:38:06.400 --> 00:38:11.719
H which by the way, starred Kristen Wigg and Pedro

591
00:38:11.840 --> 00:38:15.960
Pascal as bad guys in that movie, and it's still

592
00:38:16.000 --> 00:38:23.360
flopped like it like just a massive h person at

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a didty party.

594
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A mythological amazonianterd that too.

595
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That also works.

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Yeah, you're in the tree House.

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Visit us online at Treehouse on air dot com.

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You're listening to the tree House. Visit us online at

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Treehouse on air dot com.

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For all things Treehouse. Go to Treehouse on air dot com.

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You get past shows, links, contact info and more right

602
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there on our website Treehouse on air dot com. What

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would you do for a million dollars? Earlier this week,

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Trey You and I talked about forty six percent of

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people surveyed would enter a real life squid Game for

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a shot at thirty three million dollars. That's the prize

607
00:39:29.000 --> 00:39:32.559
in US dollars. That season one winner of squid Game

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00:39:32.599 --> 00:39:36.960
got right well. That was part of a larger financially

609
00:39:37.039 --> 00:39:41.480
based survey, and other questions they asked in this survey

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included what would you give up for one million dollars?

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00:39:46.719 --> 00:39:50.559
Some people would give up their most important relationships. Beyond

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00:39:50.599 --> 00:39:56.639
abandoning romantic partners, forty one percent would swear off sex entirely.

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00:39:59.000 --> 00:40:01.920
So that begs the question that I'm now posing to you, Trey,

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for one million dollars, would you give up sex entirely?

615
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Does that include masturbation?

616
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I don't know. Let's say yes.

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No.

618
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Now, let's say no, meaning you can still Harvey Kai

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tell it.

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For just for one million dollars.

621
00:40:23.039 --> 00:40:25.719
For one million dollars, would you give up sex with others?

622
00:40:28.039 --> 00:40:29.840
I mean you're basically doing it now for free?

623
00:40:29.880 --> 00:40:48.880
So yeah, it's uh yeah, kind of a bigger TV. Uh.

624
00:40:48.960 --> 00:40:52.679
It's hard. It is hard, and pun is not totally intended,

625
00:40:52.719 --> 00:40:57.159
but it's it's one thing. And Okay, this is why

626
00:40:57.199 --> 00:41:00.800
it's so difficult, because you're not just moving up sex.

627
00:41:01.480 --> 00:41:04.440
You'd be giving up the hope for sex because right now,

628
00:41:04.480 --> 00:41:08.480
as it is, while you might be celibate or a

629
00:41:08.559 --> 00:41:11.639
dry spell, however you want to frame it, you still

630
00:41:11.679 --> 00:41:16.719
have hope. Yeah, Whereas if you take that million dollars,

631
00:41:18.360 --> 00:41:21.119
there goes the hope. Now million dollars for no sex

632
00:41:21.159 --> 00:41:22.000
with others forever.

633
00:41:24.679 --> 00:41:28.079
Yeah, I'm I'm gonna say no.

634
00:41:29.960 --> 00:41:33.639
Because turns out you are an optimist.

635
00:41:34.679 --> 00:41:43.800
Well, and here here's my reasoning. Is I am very

636
00:41:43.800 --> 00:41:47.239
close to being a hermit. As is the one thing

637
00:41:47.280 --> 00:41:49.480
that kind of sometimes gets me out of the house.

638
00:41:49.599 --> 00:41:54.360
Is that the delusion of maybe meeting someone and leading

639
00:41:54.400 --> 00:41:59.239
to a relationship and or sex. If I swear off

640
00:41:59.360 --> 00:42:04.119
you know, yeah, realized that wasn't the I would never

641
00:42:04.199 --> 00:42:04.760
leave the house.

642
00:42:06.239 --> 00:42:12.360
This is this is truly enlightening to me, partly because

643
00:42:12.559 --> 00:42:14.840
now I have to question any time you asked me

644
00:42:14.880 --> 00:42:15.920
to go to lunch.

645
00:42:21.599 --> 00:42:22.840
Hope Springs Eternal Dance.

646
00:42:30.079 --> 00:42:34.760
Was its so dimly lided? Here, Trey, it's all Beyonce

647
00:42:35.599 --> 00:42:39.440
for all things Treehouse. Go to Treehouse on air dot com.

648
00:42:39.760 --> 00:42:41.920
You can also find and follow us on social media

649
00:42:41.960 --> 00:42:43.719
for the show. It's at Treehouse on Air for me.

650
00:42:43.760 --> 00:42:45.840
It's at the Daniel Mallley for Trey. It's at Trade

651
00:42:45.840 --> 00:42:54.239
trin Old one table for two for Trey. Uh sorry,

652
00:42:54.840 --> 00:42:58.079
it's wondering, never mind. Uh, we'll see you tomorrow right

653
00:42:58.079 --> 00:43:00.000
here inside the tree. Now that's probably better off you

654
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A