Paws in the City and BIRTHDAYS!

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All right, Welcome into the Treehouse. I'm danilm Alley, joined by of

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course Tree Trenholme. This is a
special special episode of the Treehouse, so

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much so we're not even calling it
an episode. It's just going to be

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a standalone thing and as long as
it goes well, this will be a

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running thing that we'll begin doing here
in the Treehouse. And it should sound

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familiar to those of you who listen
to us on the radio for so many

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years, because every Friday on the
radio, just about every Friday, we

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would have one or two dogs,
occasionally a cat brought into the studio from

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Pause in the City, the largest
all volunteer, no kill animal rescue group

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in North Texas, and it was
one of our favorite segments because we got

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to play with puppies and stuff.
And that also meant that people would come

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to the studio to bring the dogs, fosters, volunteers and everything. And

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one of the people that got I
don't know roped in if it was voluntary

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or involuntary to do that on Fridays
was a young woman named Kaylin, and

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she was very nice despite everything that
probably was said or happened when she was

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in that Treehouse Studio. She's actually
back for more. So Hi Kalin from

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Posmas City. Hello, thank you
for doing this with us and for helping

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us get back into something that we've
done for so many years, and that

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is doing our part as much as
we can to help get animals in North

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Texas rescued. So for more information
on Posinas City, I'll let Kaylin do

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that, just because I'm trying to
remember. Do I remember the actual website

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properly? That one's actually pretty easy. You're just looking at Pousita City dot

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org. Even if you just start
typing in pause d it's one of the

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first things that pops up in your
Google search. So very very good.

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So yeah, we were looking at
doing kind of a reintroduction because obviously you're

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probably gonna have a few new listeners
as Walson's Gurney platforms, So that is

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possible. We're not certain of that
yet, but it's always possible. As

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one of our listeners said very early
on when we started the podcast, they

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said, wow, you're going from
local to global. I never really thought

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about it that way, but sure, So if you happen to be listening

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in see what was because we have
statistics that are available that are geolocation,

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so we know like our top four
most downloaded countries. So if you're in

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Cambodia listening to us right now and
you want a dog as a pet,

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I guess you could apply at Postmas
City dot Org. I'm not sure what

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the transportation would look like, but
I'm you know, I guess we canna

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be a fun one to figure out. Yeah, that would be that'll be

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fun logistics. So let's have some
unsuspecting victims at a Tody's when we were

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in Bedford. So you did gain
a few people there for sure. That

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was fun. Uh yeah. The
the first road show we did at Toady's,

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I've made sure to ask the crowd, okay, who's here for the

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Treehouse Podcast? And a bunch of
people raise their hands And then then I

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said, all right, well who's
here? From having no idea what the

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hell is going on? Are like
five or six people raised their hand and

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I was like, good, welcome, welcome to the show. So good

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time. Let's jump in to this
pause in the city segment, first time

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on the Treehouse Podcast with Kaylin and
uh, let's start with how we normally

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start up. Do you have any
dogs available for adoption or to foster.

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Right now, I pause in the
city. Well, yeah, absolutely,

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UM, I was going to focus
on just a couples that are available for

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adoption already because we do have to
vent coming up, so I will circle

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back to that. Um. But
if you check out our website, um,

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it's it's mobile friendly and you know, on the computer, so if

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you're looking out on your mobile phone, you know you'll have something that just

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scroll through. One of the first
that pops up is Snickerdoodle. He is

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hard to miss. He is on
the younger side and he is tann and

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white Pomeranian, so he definitely lives
up to his name. He is a

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huge sweetheart. When his foster came
into the room, he gave her a

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giant smile. There's actually a photo
of it on the website. You you

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cannot miss. It is one of
the cutest are in things. I'm actually

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trying to pull that up right now
to take a look at it. So

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you said Sneakerdoodle is a Pomeranian and
how old did you say, Um,

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I don't have an exact age.
We think between one and a half and

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two years old. Food motivated,
so you know, typically that makes for

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for pretty good training experience as well. Gotcha very cool? So that is

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Snickerdoodle. So it is a sneakerdoodle. Is Sninkerdoodle good with other dogs,

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cats, best in a single single
dog household? Or are you sure?

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Um? So he is kind of
new. I'm not one hunter present sure

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on that, but I can certainly
find out for you that way, you

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know, when you know, when
we circle back, I can share that

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with you. All good and if
nothing else, if you're if you're curious

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about Snickerdoodle, you can actually just
contact Pause in the city and he can

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you can ask them and they can
actually put you in touch with Snickerdoodle's foster.

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And that's kind of a good thing
that works when you work with Pause

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in the city. Since it's all
volunteer and foster based, there's no actual

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brick and mortar building, you can
actually speak to the foster and you can

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get great information about the dog because
the dog's been living in the home with

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that foster parent. Yeah. Absolutely, That's definitely something that we pride ourselves

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on. It's a bit of a
differentiator. Um, you know, we're

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all about shelter dogs. I actually
just rescued a dog, and sometimes you

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don't really know what you're getting yourself
into. But with how we run things,

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we typically only have about fifteen dogs
in our system at a time.

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We rescue about fifty a year on
average. But it really does give you

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a sense of you know what the
dog is like when you're working with us,

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because your foster can give you a
ton of information on just temperament,

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whether they're good with kids, cats, you know, all sorts of things.

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Awesome. Okay, so that's a
sneaker doodle, very adorable Pomeranian,

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and what else do you have for
us this week? I also wanted to

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talk about Rocky. If you see
him, We've got that. He's a

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silver a pit bull and he's he's
a pretty big boy, but he's he's

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gray and white. He's got like
the little white booties on his front two

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feet. Okay, and you said
that's Rocky. Yes. Because of his

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size, I guess a lot of
newcomers, his foster said, tend to

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be a little bit nervous, but
he is incredibly well socialized. He's super

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playful and temperamentally, he seems to
be very ear to please. Now he

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is great with kids, and apparently
he's just a giant cuddler. And did

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you say about how much Rocky weighs? Oh? I M no, I

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did not. I don't have That's
okay. It's still the first time we're

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going to get all this stuff figured
out. You know, a lot of

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times we would find out things obviously
how big the dog is, how little,

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how much it weighs, what it
looks like, and then also the

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whether or not it's better in a
single dog, or is friendly with other

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dogs, or if it's only dogs
of the same size or smaller, if

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it's okay with cats or not,
you know, all that sort of stuff,

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and sometimes if whether or not the
dog is good with children, because

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sometimes children can be jerks. Yeah. Absolutely, it's definitely, like as

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you mentioned, we do have so
you know, if you look at Rocky

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on our website as an example,
we do have the link for info at

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Pause in the City dot org in
the information for the pets, but we

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do have information for Katherine, his
foster as well. So if you have

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specific questions about one of these dogs, you know, if if you'd rather

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go straight to the foster and ask
these questions, you know, some of

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their information is in there, so
you definitely have that available to you.

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Very cool. So that is Rocky. So we started with nicker Doodle the

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Pomeranian and now to Rocky the pit
Bull. And you also said that Pause

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in the City has has a fun
event coming up that we need to mention.

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Yes, we are going to be
at Holy Grail in Plano. It

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is eight two four zero Holy Girl
Pub in Plano wanted July the fifteenth,

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and that is off Preston Road.
I've actually been there. I remember when

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when my wife and I were still
living in Texas. I believe that's the

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place we went to for brunch one
time and actually really enjoyed. It's on

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that south side of south side of
Park Lane in Plano, just east of

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Park in Preston, I believe.
So, yeah, that sounds right.

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It's been a minute since I've been
there. I moved to the opposite end

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of the Magic Plex, but years
ago there, back in the day.

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We'll put it that way. I'll
see what you're doing when you're trying to

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protect your age a little bit.
I was gonna say when I was bartending,

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that's actually that's how I got involved
with Paul. The city is I

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met Mark when I was bartending.
We got to be buddies. That's sounds

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about right. I believe just about
every one of you're talking about Mark Verma,

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of course, may he rest in
peace, the former president and lead

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volunteer and just kind of all things
pauls in the city, Mark Verma,

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who passed away last year. Now
I'm about a year ago now, right,

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Yeah, I believe it is the
end of June last year. And

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it seems to me like, I
mean, Mark knew a ton of people,

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and part of the reason he knew
a ton of people was through his

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work with Pause in the city.
Another reason was because he was constantly out.

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If he wasn't doing something for dogs, he was at a at a

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show in Deep Elham or somewhere else
in North Texas at a rock show or

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a metal show because he was hardcore, or he'd be hanging out with friends

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at a bar, and that's you
know. We met him through the radio,

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but it was inevitable we would have
met him somewhere in North Texas anyway,

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because he was out all the time. But you met him through through

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bartending. Yeah, Yeah, I
met him when I was bartending, and

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then I ran into him wile I
was on a date one time and Mark

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and I ended up hanging out instead. Wow, that must have been the

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worst date ever. Always okay,
I mean seriously, I love Mark Verma,

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but even even though the man's in
his grave, I'm still gonna I'm

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still gonna give him a hard time
because that was our relationship. You know,

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it's a bad date. If Mark
Vermas your upgrade. He's just so

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nice, it's just like impossible.
You know, we connected about dogs,

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and it was it was over for
that guy. It was you know,

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it's like I said, I had
a great time. Well, good god,

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I'm glad you had a great time, and I'm sure I'm sure Verma

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did. The other guy who cares
Trey, you have any questions about about

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the event or any of the dogs
that Caitlin mentioned today, Well, I'm

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curious because you talked about that.
Y'all do about fifty dogs a year you

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rescue. U is the number of
dogs you rescue depended on your number of

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fosters, So yeah, there's definitely
going to be a correlation there. Um

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kind of you know, Dan,
if you don't mind giving a little bit

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of information about how we run those
things, um, I'd love to give

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y'all I have a like a brief
overview just because you know I'm turned out

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with sound like a really long time
ago. Yeah, please whatever you want.

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Uh you know, So you know, we certain two thousand and five,

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but like I said, about fifteen
dogs a year or sorry, fifteen

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dogs at a time. And what
that typically entails is when we are rescuing

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dogs, the ones that we work
with tend to be more on the emergent

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side. A lot of times that
medically as well, So we do tend

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to take the ones that are a
little bit more difficult for somebody to just

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say, hey, I want to
just go rescue that dog. So part

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of our process is we are paired
with vets across the metroplex and we have

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is it Hot Happy Gentle Dogs in
Princeton is one of our main training partners.

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So we work, you know,
as physical heative unit to make sure

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that when you're talking to us about
adopting a dog, not only getting the

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full picture, but you're getting a
healthy dog. And that way we are

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really cracking down the residivism. We're
making sure that when you have a dog

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and you connect with them, you
know you're set up for success instead of

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you know, so many times in
just the rescue world in general, you'd

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be a lot of turnover as far
as you know, you have a dog

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that gets adopted out, family thinks
it's a great idea. They may not

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know why the dog was surrendered or
you know, don through whatever the situation

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is. And here we can pretty
much circumvent that. In our adoption fees,

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they range anywhere from like one hundred
bucks to three hundred dollars, and

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that's typically what you're going to pay
for a vet visit anyway, when you're

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you know, doing a full work
up on a dog to figure everything out

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when you're rescuing them. UM,
just went thing about myself. You know

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it's um, you're you're pretty much
just having a clean slate as far as

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that goes. So we really pride
ourselves on I mean, obviously we're dog

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people, we love animals in general, Um, but really making sure that

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everybody that's involved has a happy outcome. And I don't I don't know when

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the last time you paid sticker on
a vet bill, but three hundred dollars

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just for a check up and blood
work would be cheap. I'm sorry.

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Yeah, you're right, because three
hundred dollars. It's just like that's that's

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almost like a cover charge with the
VET, if that's just to get in

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the door. I took my moms
into the VET the other day and just

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for vaccinations, blood work, and
an allergy shot. Six hundred bucks.

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Now, when you did you mean
to say you took your mom's dog?

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Yeah? What did I say?
Well, you said your mom's so I

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didn't know if you because I understand
you guys have a tumultuous relationship. But

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if things gotten so bad that you
decided you're not taking her to a regular

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doctor anymore, You're just taking mom
to you know, city vet. Oh,

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if I did that, we'd,
you know, I'd read the dog

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poem. We'll all gather for your
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all right, Well, thank you
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city. We have to make this
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regular thing we're thinking about doing is
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kind of and they've been clamoring for
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for some birthdays with us for a
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Okay. Cool. None of these
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are available for adoption. If they
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news to them. The only downstairs. I don't have any sort of a

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news sounder to transition, but I'll
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on the birthday. Since we're not
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the birthdays that just happened throughout this
entire week, Monday June twelfth, all

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the way through Friday, June sixteenth. On Monday June twelfth, Birthday's work.

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Abby Lee, she is thirty six. Now either of you know who

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she is? No? Have either
of you seen Mad Max Fury Road?

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No? Oh, you two are
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It's amazing. It's one of the
best action movies that's come out in like

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the last twenty years. So Abby
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She was The Dark Tower. She
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well as The dag in Mad Max
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pro Ardem is something like that.
He's forty one. He won the twenty

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ninth season of Dancing with the Stars
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Nancy Kerrigan, Maureen McCormick, Leah
Thompson, and Patti LaBelle. Former Victorious

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Secret model Adrian Alima turns forty two, she retired, and to me,

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she was always one that everyone knew
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the bright blue eyes. Because all
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either blonde or some sort of shade
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was unapologetically brunette. You know,
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NBA player, Marko Jarick in two
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that it was alleged that she had
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the go ahead tray was that.
What I mean was that well known Victoria's

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Secret model. It was, well, I'm not a professional stalker. I

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knew about it just because I guess
I follow news and things for like twenty

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four years, so I was aware
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Oh, yeah, I'm a virgin
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really, you're running around and underwear
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a verge. But she said yes, yes, I was downside is though

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they got divorced, So maybe the
sex one all that good Jay from Jay

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and Silent Bob. The actor's name
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Obviously in almost all of Kevin Smith's
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heard all of those? Have you
ever read his story? Jason Muse?

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I know he's had a lot of issues

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with drugs, but based on based
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the bits he did in one of
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him getting clean, like he got
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the car. That sounds very familiar. Yeah, I think he had multiple

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runnins and to the point where even
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can't you know, because Kevin,
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and you know, there's Kevin would
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up, get him into rehab,
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movie, and then yeah, he
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to the point like everyone had just
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but he pulled his head out and
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and now he's made it to the
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Moving on, this is actually a
big Monday Birthdays. Meredith Brooks is sixty

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five. Her biggest hit was Bitch, which is not by Atlantis Morris Set,

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and it probably took me about twenty
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so similar. Trey. The other
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about Revenge of the Nerds and how
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standards, but downright illegal as far
as the things that occurred in the film.

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Timothy Busfield, who played Poindexter in
Revenge of the Nerds, as sixty

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six today, Kaylin, did you
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long time ago? But I have
seen goonies? Thank you, thank you?

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know what I'm referring to, Oh
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can you look at a baby Ruth
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the worst candy bar. Sorry,
yeah, that's not my thing. I

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was never a huge Baby Ruth fan. I've always been a Snickers guy,

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but ever since Goonies and Sloth and
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floor with the baby Ruth. Every
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I just think of goonies. See
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of goonies. Oh yeah, you
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anytime I'm standing at someone's gait,
and it's lots. And then finally,

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on Monday, Marv Albert who wants
allegedly bit a woman back in the nineties,

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yet somehow salvaged his career to where
almost no one remembers it. He's

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eighty two on Monday bit a woman
wearing him's lingerie. Thank you for including

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that very important part of the story. Trade that is that is true because

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when I saw his birthday on Monday, I went to look up as like,

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I remember, he's like biting an
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trouble. And then reading it's like
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She worked for him or worked for
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mean it was by like the me
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of the most egregious. But because
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it just you know, he got
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but then he was able to come
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back in and most people don't even
remember it anymore. Yeah, he was

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off the air probably a year,
and then he got back and I think

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he just retired four or five years
ago. Yeah. I think the ultimate

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irony and all of this is that
his well known catchphrase is yes, thank

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you. I've been sitting on that
all week. Moving on to Tuesday,

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Aaron Taylor Johnson is thirty three.
He's best maybe best known as kick Ass

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and kick Ass one and two,
but he was also Quicksilver and Avengers of

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Old Trump, the human star of
twenty fourteen's Godzilla, which, if you've

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not seen the New Godzilla movie,
that was really good. That was twenty

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fourteen. He was Aaron Johnson until
he married did you know fifty Shades of

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Grade director Sam Taylor, Sam Taylor
Wooden or Sam Taylor wood Sorry, they

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combined their last names to become the
Taylor Johnsons. They have two kids together,

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and by the way, that director
Sam Taylor Wood. She's fifty six

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and he's thirty three, so it
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Tuesday it was actually a very Marvel
heavy birthday day. Kat Dennings, who

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was in the thor movies, she's
thirty seven. Chris Evans, who played

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Captain America, of course, is
forty two. He also played the human

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Torch in the first two Fantastic four
movies. Has anyone ever read why He's

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such a pain in the ass That
Marvel was like, we don't want you

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back. I never heard that angle
to me. The angle on it was

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always I don't really feel like there's
a whole lot else I need or want

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to do with the character, sort
of very actory type things. I never

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heard that he was a major pain
in the ass. I remember after who

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was the last Avengers End Game Avengers
movie? Yeah, that was in game,

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um, and that's why you haven't
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At the same time, he was
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years old in Avengers End Game,
I think they were like, okay,

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I think let him go now,
like timelines mattered anymore. I know they

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don't. I know they don't and
it's all been thrown out or whatever.

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back, and then there's the possibility
of bringing back you know, Robert Downey

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Junior is Tony Stark. It's like, then it just kind of ruins all

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the other stuff that happened. And
they were earlier movies I remember. I

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mean when that, I think even
before that came out Marvel, you know,

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basically Disney was like, we're done, he is not coming back for

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any more movies, which they usually
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yeah, something it's like, uh, with Who's Store? I just drivel

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Chris Mworth, Yeah, yeah,
him. He even said yeah. They

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were like, because I'll come back
and do another one if they'll come up

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with a good story. And I
think they were like, okay, we'll

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get on. But yeah, and
I remember he said that He's like,

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I'll play this character until I die. Totally separate subject. How do they

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keep screwing up the Fantastic Four movies? I don't they've They've taken what they've

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made two or three of them,
different casts, both were pretty crappy,

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And then I just saw the new
cast for him, and I thought Krasinski

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was going to be in it,
which but maybe was a saving grace and

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he's not. If that if that
league is accurate for the cast, Oh

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that's true, Kaylyn. Are you
much of a Marvel movie fan? Seeing

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the Marvel movies. I have not
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it's all the first one one that
came out. Yeah, well, Jessica

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Alba and Chris Evans as the Human
Torch. Yeah, no, that was

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so long ago. Um, I
remember that I watched it. It was

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not my choice, but I just
I love the Marvel movies and with Chris

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Hems where it's you know, when
they did ragnar Rock, that was it

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was so different, but it was
so good. I think, you know,

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working with Tycho for that movie.
Was loved it. Then on Wednesday,

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June fourteenth, we've got Jasmine Bleath
from Baywatch. He's fifty five to

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on that day, boy, George
is sixty two? Really yeah, fifty

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five. And I haven't seen any
anything that she's done recently. I don't

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know if you know she's on social
media it also, I have no idea,

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you know, what she looks like
or what she's doing at fifty five.

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Also celebrated a birthday on Wednesday was
the forty fifth President of the United

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States, Donald Trump. That was
the day after he got indicted for a

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bunch of stuff, So I guess
it was a bad day then a good

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day for him. Thursday, June
fifteenth, Ice Cube is fifty four.

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What's an interesting career going from hardcore
rapper to slapstick comedy actor Disney movies.

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Did you ever yeah, back in
the day of NWA, did you ever

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think, Hey, that guy is
gonna be a Disney star? You know

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what, I wouldn't be opposed to
seeing a Disney version of NWA. I'd

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be curious to see where they take
that. Helen Hunt is sixty. She

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hasn't done much recently, but she's
done plenty of Like have you seen have

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you seen her lately? No?
I haven't. Oh you should google her.

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Oh do you want to talk about
bad work? Oh? No,

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Holy crap, she went down plastic
surgery rabbit hole. Huh. I think

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she's because. Yeah, they're talking
about doing a Twister too, and I

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think she They said she would be
in it, but but the Twister and

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this one's gonna be her face.
I don't know how it. It puzzles

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me because, um, have you
seen the new the are the latest aunt

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Man Wasp, the quantum Mating or
whatever it was I have, Yeah,

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Okay, Michelle Peiffer still looks amazing. Yes, and that's not fair for

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anybody else. That's a that's that's
that's one of those impossible standards. Well,

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it's like, but some of them, you just it's not a money

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issue, like how do some of
them get just such bad work and other

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you know, and I don't know
if Michelle Pfeiffer has had work or not.

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work because she doesn't look close to

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her age. The way I look
at it is this, if you have

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any amount of money and you feel
like you want or you need plastic surgery,

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you have to find out who does. The Kardashians because their work,

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their work is almost universally perfect.
Like I can't stand most of them,

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but their faces look really good.
I mean, look at Chloe, she's

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got she's on like her fifth face. All right, moving on, we've

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also gotten Now let's go to Friday, June sixteenth. Sybil Kekelly is forty

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three. She played Shay on Game
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of the actresses that did porn and
then did Game of Thrones, so being

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naked and almost every episode was not
exactly new to her. That wasn't until

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the fourth season when Tyrian had to
kill her. Trey, were you a

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Game of Thrones fan? Do you
ever watch it? I barely got through

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the first season, and I I
never have watched anything else. I don't

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know why. I just it didn't
And normally that's you know, like a

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Lord of the Rings, love those
movies, love the books, but Game

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of Thrones just I never caught the
bug. What about you, kin?

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Yeah, I watched one maybe one
and a half. Apparently the kid falling

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out of the window not a big
deal. But like when they sat the

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horse and then they killed the dog, I was out. Yeah, I

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totally get that. Tara and I
are the same way. I'm with you,

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that the whole animal thing that,
like, I nearly didn't get through

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the first episode of Hell, the
first five minutes of Yellowstone because you know,

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in the beginning getting they have that
wreck and then he has to put

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the horse down. I'm glad I
did, because that's a fantastic show.

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But yeah, that's one of the
difficult things that we had to deal with

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Walking Dead because anything on four legs
was on the TV show Walking Dead.

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You know what stays were numbered.
You were a big fan of that show,

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right, I was. Yeah.
I mean did you watch it all

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the way through? I mean,
did you watch the spinoffs? And I

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started watching the first spin off a
little bit, but then I kind of

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lost interests as I lost interest in
and Walking Dead in general, because it

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just got too dumb for me,
kind of the same realm zombie movies.

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Did you watch the Last of Us? Yes, I watched that and enjoyed

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it, same as different. It's
different. Walking Dead is is gorier,

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so much more blood and guts,
literally, especially one of those episodes where

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they covered themselves in blood and guts
to sneak through a zombie horde. Walking

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Dead is really good the first handful
of seasons, and then it kind of

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you know, you know I have
to see Nick Offerman naked. Yeah,

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no one could really prepare you for
a seasons. I'm sorry for episode three

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of the Last of Us. No, it takes a harder. I mean,

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why don't you watch the whole thing? You realize that what do you

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want to say? Is episode three
of Last of Us takes a hard left

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hand turn. Yeah, that's you're
just not you know, the first two

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episodes, you know, shooting zombies
and mushroom people or whatever and anything else,

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and then it Yeah, and then
all of a sudden you're forced to

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swallow a really sweet love story between
two middle aged bearded men, and finally

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film met Phil Mickelson, probably the
most famous left handed professional golfer golfer ever,

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sort of God, I talked for
a living. He is fifty three

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today. Interesting thing about Phil,
he's actually not left handed, so he's

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been lying his entire career. So
when he started playing with his dad,

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he took his dad's club and turned
him around and he just started and the

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way the mechanics of a golf swing, you know, it actually makes sense

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if you are right handed to be
a left handed golfer because your lead arm

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is the first one. But that's
he started playing in reverse. So he

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basically was a right handed guy,
but he plays golf left handed. Or

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he has a big gambling problem,
yeah that I know. Or is it

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possible that he's just been screwing with
people his entire career. What if he

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was actually a better golfer right handed, but just to show everybody up,

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he kicks everybody's ass left handed.
Like one of these days he's gonna be

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like, ha ha, I've been
playing backwards this entire time. He switches

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around to righty, and then he
just wins every tournament from here to eternity,

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like the Dart scene and Ted Lasso. That's exactly what I was thinking

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about as Phil Nicholson lines up the
shop barbecue sauce. Yeah, Kaylan,

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are you a golfer at all?
Oh? No, you do not want

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me to go to the golf course. I'm even terrible of mini golf.

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Yeah, it's it's bad. Are
you one of those that if you go,

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if you go to if you go
to putt putt, that everyone around

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you needs to be wearing, you
know, full body armor. Uh?

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Not quite that bad? Um so
perfect example, went to talk golf for

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my birthday a few years ago,
and I thought it was losing because I

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was doing so terribly. But I
didn't realize the game had changed and I

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was actually doing really well. No
idea. I thought I was losing,

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but I was just so bad at
it that day. I had just kind

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of given up and was just taken
my turn. Didn't even realize I was

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winning. So it turns out ignorance
is bliss. It is. And I'm

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the same way with bowling. I'm
terrible at it. Are you sure?

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Or you're just not paying attention like
you might be bowling? You know a

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perfect game, you're just not sure
of it. Well, so I had

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a work function and we had to
go bowling. I was like, this

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is going to be terrible again.
I was. I was winning because I

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I didn't realize, like close to
a two fifty was pretty good I was

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doing. I was like, can
we put the bumpers up? Is it?

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Were like, you're winning? When
I started crying, I started losing,

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and I was awful. All right, I'm starting to think there's something

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wrong with your eyes. I've just
learned that if I don't care about it,

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I'm going to do really well.
But if I'm really determined to do

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well and beat somebody at it,
I'm in trouble. All right. So

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Trey, what I'm hearing is we
need to take her golfing and bowling and

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throw a bunch of money in the
middle. That's I'm thinking, yeah,

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just gotta she's got a hustle going
on. Oh I'm so bad. Just

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cart will I will be the cart
girl. I'm totally happy with that,

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along with getting dogs rescued and adopted
with Pause in the City. Right,

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well, there we go. Let's
put together a golf tournament with Pause in

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the City and go hand out drinks
and get some puppies some homes. You

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know what, Honestly, I think
you just made Trey's day because as much

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golf as he's been playing lately as
a as an unemployee general manager in the

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bar industry, I think being able
to finally play golf and have this show

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coincide and for a good cause,
like say Pause in the City getting animals

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rescued, that make his day.
Yeah, being that I actually I carry

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I carry dog treats and cat treats
in my golf bag so whenever if I

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see a homeless animal on the course, I can feed him. Trey,

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this is the point in your life
where you've crossed over from a single man

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to middle age cat lady. Pretty
much. Kalyn from Pause in the City,

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thank you so much for hanging out
with us today. We'll try to

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do this again. Next week,
we'll get some more dogs featured, and

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we can mention any current events coming
up with Pause in the City. For

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more information on all the animals available
for adoption, go to pause in the

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City dot org. Thanks Kaylin,
Thanks you