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It is time to believe your worries outside and laugh
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with us inside the treehouse. I'm Daniel Malley, along with
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Trade Trendholm and Raj Sharma. Today is Thursday, July tenth,
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two thousand twenty five. We will start today with this.
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A man who watched too much Grizzly Adams and not
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enough of The Revenant tried to help an injured bear
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on the side of the road and it immediately mauled him.
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My goodness, just no gratitude in the world anymore. Can't
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even help a bear without it trying to kill you.
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A fifty nine year old man in California tried to
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help an injured bear on the side of the road
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and it immediately mulled him. Happened late last month in
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Humboldt County, near the Oregon border. They did not release
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the man's name, but he's fifty nine, luckily still. One
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report said he saw the bear get hit, but a
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later report said he hit the bear with his car,
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felt guilty about it and got out to render aid.
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Of course, it is California Oregon border. They may actually
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have laws that say you have to stop and render
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aid to wildlife if you hit it with your car.
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You pissed off the bear.
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That's exactly what I was.
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And also, I guess he's never heard the phrase that
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there's nothing more dangerous than a wounded animal.
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Mm hmm.
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Keep going.
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You don't. First, you don't stop the car, get out
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and go over to it and go you okay, It's
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not that.
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You put the window down and you drive by and
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you go, my bad, and then just keep going.
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How that should work.
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I don't think people realize that bears are a fairly
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elite killing machine.
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They're very fast, and I know the reason. The reason
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that so many people don't seem to realize that is cartoons.
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It's mass media. So many people have been tricked thinking
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that bears are only out for your Picannic baskets, when no,
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they'll get the Picannick basket, but they'll tear through you first.
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The picannic baskets just dessert.
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Yeah, they'll open you up and see what's inside and
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then m hmm.
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They know what's in the basket, they know that's the
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good stuff. They just want to see what you got.
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I witnessed this. I was in the Yellowstone years ago
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for a buddy's wedding.
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And we were.
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It was in silver Gate, Montana, and we're staying at
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the lodge and they're like, this is the north entrance
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to Yellowstone. It was like, cool, we're driving around. There's
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a baby bear and people have stopped now to take pictures.
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And my thought was, if there's the baby bear, where's mom.
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And so we kept.
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Going and uh, we got to the news later was
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h you could see the footage of the mama bear
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coming out of the woods and none too happy about
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the tourists taking pictures with the baby.
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So that's when you see the baby bear. That's where
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you need to remember the gift or that little little
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scene in mad Max Fury Road where Tom Hardy when
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Tom Hardy's character points out and says that's bait.
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Mm hmm.
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Yeah, And uh they showed up like a mad dash
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for people, like going to their cars and dropping phones,
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like just to get out of the way of this
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very angry mama bear.
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And yeah, all of a sudden, they don't care about
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the photo or the video.
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I don't enjoy people hurting themselves as much as Raj
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does a keyword as much, but one of the things
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I absolutely enjoy is people being stupid with wildlife bears
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elk elk are always a really entertaining one, you know,
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the one ton seven eight foot Yeah, big strong animals. Yeah,
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and the people just want to get right up close
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and take a picture with them because sure.
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Oh, I'm they must be nice. I'm almost positive though,
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Running with the Bulls was made for me because I
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watch that every time. I'm like, and I also watching
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the Run of the Bulls. I'm like, he's first. I
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could promise you he's first.
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He's slow.
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Now, I think it makes total sense because you watch
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the Running of the Bulls and you make sure you
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wear your bowls jersey.
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Yeah, I know who I'm rooting for.
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I'm doing the hook horns. Yeah.
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I don't know the thought process.
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It's like, Okay, I accidentally hit this call something, call
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Wildlife Services and be like, this is what happened.
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I'm driving, I don't know the protocol. So do I stop?
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Uh?
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And I've called you? Do I keep going?
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And it's also it's also California, so you could get
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a ticket for being on the phone while driving, so
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you can that could happen as well. But then just
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listen to what they have to say and then proceed accordingly.
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Yeah, I have, especially in California. I just have a
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feeling that you might get a quicker response from animal
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control or you know, yes, an animal and distress and
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you would just if you were in distress.
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That's true.
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So yeah, call somebody, call somebody who knows. Phono phono friend.
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That should be Wildlife Service as a new motto, phono friend,
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We'll be here for you.
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So this fifty nine year old man who may or
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may not have hit the bear that he tried to
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give aid to on the side of the road. He
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tried to give it a boost up over a concrete
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barrier on the side of the road. This was not
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a cub, by the way. It's a full grown, four
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hundred pound black bear that's heavy. The bear didn't know
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that he was trying to help, you know, because it's
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a bear, and it chopped down on his left forearm
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multiple times, like you know animals do. Luckily, an off
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duty EMT applied a tourniquet to his arm and called
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nine to one one. He was treated at a nearby hospital,
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but again they did not release details like his name
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or his condition. They do say, unfortunately, the bear did
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not make it but at least he got a taste
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of some human before before he passed over the Rainbow bridge.
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His last meal delightful forearm white meat. How would you
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like that rare? Please?
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Nothing like a good human tartar before you cross over
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into the void your treehouse.
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Daniel Malley along with Trady Trenholm and Raj Sharma. Going
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back to the guy in California, who thought it would
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be a good idea to help this bear he had
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just hit with his car. The bear promptly mauled his arm.
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Would you stop and help an injured animal? Let me
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be more specific, would you stop to help an injured
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bear on the side of the road, whether or not
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you did it?
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No?
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No, that's that's a hard pass, Trey.
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I would stop and call somebody. But am I getting
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out there with the bear?
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No?
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Not even giving a little boost over the over the
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concrete barrier, just a little like a boy scout boost.
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Did you put your your hands out and like get
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his leg and just kind of hope to push him
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over the side?
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Not playing grab ass with the bear?
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That right, there is option number one for episode title
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grab ass with a bear, because that could have two meetings.
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You're not laughing hard enough at that, all right, So
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let's let's flip it around here. What if if you
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saw a sloth trying to cross the road? Wohilch you
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help a sloth trying to cross the road. I've seen this, yes, okay,
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but help? Are you gonna help a sloth trying to
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cross the road?
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Yeah, I'm saying very slow?
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Yeah, But I would grab it from behind, under the
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arms where it can't get me with it, because they
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do have sharp claws.
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Oh yeah, yeah, it's kind of hold it out in
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front of.
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Yeah, I'm not gonna, you know, swaddle it like a
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baby and and try to burp it.
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Yeah, slots are huggers, though, I mean, what if it
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like turns and wants to just wrap its arms around you.
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I'll give it a knuckle bump and be on my way.
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Fair enough, speaking of things that are in danger, Trey,
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are you okay? Because you sent me that video of
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you shirtless, which f yi on the side note, Wow
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you're looking good brother, h except for that really really
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horrid sunburn. What were you doing shirtless outside? I'll let
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you answer.
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I I had wanted. I just I have not had
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any time just to go sit outside, you know, just
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chill for a little bit, and you know, I've and
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because I just I wanted to get some color.
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I am very white, and so I had a chance.
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So I went out by the pool, sat down, listen
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to a podcast literally for thirty two minutes. I was
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outside for thirty two minutes, and that's what happened to me.
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That's how white I was thirty two minutes. It looks
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like a second.
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Degree burn, it really does. I mean you even did,
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like you didn't even just send us like you didn't
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just send us the photo of you with the selfie
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in the mirror and the sunburn. It was video of
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you taking your hand, pressing it against your chest, removing
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it so we could see the white and then the
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red return. I mean it was very dramatic. It's dramatic stuff.
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And you said you got this just hanging out by
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the pool thirty two minutes. This had nothing to do
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with you rollerblading down the Katie trail shirtless.
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No, right, a little abba, little abba in the ear funds.
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Abba all day long, but roller skating rollerblading, absolutely.
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Not, because then if his chest was red, it'd be
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from road rash, not from sunburn.
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Yeah, just a little Mama Mia.
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There's a lot of tray left on that road back there.
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Do you guys call this like a base coat? Is
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that what this is? Like?
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Like like a primer, Like this is what you have
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to do to go through to start the tanning process.
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I'm guessing.
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I had hoped, maybe just to get a little bit
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of a foundation of a tan but instead like I
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burnt myself.
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Trey, have you ever been tanned, because for the majority
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of the years I've known you've been, you know, pretty white,
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and usually it's just sort of degrees of what if I.
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There was a time in my life, but especially now