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It is time to believe your worries outside and life
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with us inside the Treehouse. Today is Monday, December ninth,
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twenty twenty four. I'm Daniel Malley along with Trade Trendholme
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today ready to start this show and this week very
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very strongly. Okay. We find it important to bring you
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not just important stories. Anybody can do that, Oh No,
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we want to make sure we bring you stories that
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mean something to you that you can take in and
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take with you and then share that with others, share
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it with your what's.
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That life lessons? You know, things inspirational.
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Yes, including sometimes life lessons and definitely inspiration. You will
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find inspiration here inside the Treehouse. That's for damn sure.
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Like in the case of a previous story, we told
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you there's been a new wrinkle added to it, Okay,
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So it's important that you know and remember that just
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a couple of months ago we told you about the
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cocaine sharks off the coast of Florida. Well, first came
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the cocaine sharks. Now it's the fentanyl dolphins. So while
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you've got cocaine sharks off the coast of Florida, apparently
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our dear Texas coast now has FENTONYL dolphins that we
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have to be concerned about. I wish I was making
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that up. Yeah, I have a pretty solid idea of
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what a shark on cocaine's gonna act like. And that's terrifying.
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I don't really know but know much about, you know,
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the FENTONYL stuff other than that's just that's what they
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use in you know, anesthesiology.
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Right.
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Yes, it's incredibly I mean it's I'd love to say
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it's the strongest eat drug out there now, but it's not.
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There's something even worse. But the slightest amount can kill you.
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And you know, I knowing a little bit about dolphins,
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I feel like dolphins are horny little bastards. And you know,
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I feel like, now there's an epidemic of dolphins. Are
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something's roofing the dolphins. Who's the dealer? Who is the
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deep blue dealer?
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Now that that is a big question, my friend, the
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deep blue dealer. I like that fentanyl has been detected
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in Texas dolphins. Researchers found pharmaceutical drugs in thirty Gulf
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of Mexico dolphins that they tested, which goes to show
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the FENTONYL crisis in the United States is affecting more
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than just humans. It's not just on our streets, but
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it's in our waters. Researchers at Texas A and M
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Corpus Christie had detected traces of fentanyl in the blubber
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of more than two dozen common bottlenose dolphins in the
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Gulf of Mexico. In a new study titled Pharmaceuticals in
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the Blubber of live, free swimming common bottle nose Dolphins
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Pretty creative title. Researchers analyzed samples from three sites around
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the Gulf of Mexico, including Redfish Bay and Laguna Mandre
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in Texas. Other dolphin tissue samples were collected from the
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Mississippi Sound in twenty thirteen. The study was recently accepted
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by the journal Eye Science. It's not clear how fentanyl
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ended up in the dolphin systems, however, According to a
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professor of marine biology at Texas A and M Corpus
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Christie and principal investigator of this study, she said, pharmaceuticals
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have become emerging micro pollutants globally, with their presence being
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reported in freshwater ecosystems, rivers at oceans worldwide. The thing
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that I worry about is how, right, because the cocaine
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sharks in Florida, we pretty much know how because uh,
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cocaine coming in from other countries via water, just like
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in Bad Boys Too, are getting dumped into the ocean
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at the site of Coastguard, right, mm hmm. Maybe it's
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the same thing with the dolphins here. They're seeing uh,
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you know, the authorities and they're they're and the drug
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smugglers are freaking out. So maybe they're dumping some of
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that fentanyl overboard and it's attracting the dolphins.
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Maybe, yeah, that would be the most likely.
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Or like what was the story last week of the
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the meth onesie. I mean, maybe there's a fentanyl wetsuit
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that people are wearing.
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Maybe maybe, Like at this point, you really can't rule
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anything out. People are doing some weird stuff lately, there's
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no doubt about that. And drugged ub creatures in the ocean,
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or things we don't want people make fun of, like well,
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like people started making fun of not wanting to have
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paper straws. And the reason why, you know, paper straws
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were a thing because environmentalists are saying, look, turtles are
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getting straws in their noses. It's not because they were
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doing cocaine. It's because you know, they were floating around,
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they swam up their damn nose.
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Well you say that, but now maybe maybe the turtles
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are blowing rails.
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You know what, You're right they think at this point,
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we have to consider all options. I mean, you really can't.
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You really can't take anything off the table. A good
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scientist is going to say, we have to consider all
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the variables, right, Yeah, and you said it. I mean,
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you know, turtles doing ray.
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the treehouse. This is the tree House. I'm Daniel Malley
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along with Trey Trenholme today, and there's been a big
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alert over the last handful of days from the FBI
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telling us all, whatever you do, stop texting. And that's
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a headline grabber. So I've read a few stories on
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this tray. I'm not sure if you've seen this, but
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I've been curious about it, because what is it. I
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will tell you the FBI is urgently warning iPhone and
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Android users to stop sending texts. There are some exceptions, however,
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Apparently we're undergoing one of the largest intelligence compromises in
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US history. A massive cyber attack on telecommunication companies such
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as AT and T, which is what I use, and
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Verizon has led to officials warning against sending texts. They
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say there's one thing you can do to protect your data, though,
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and that is to use encrypted messages. Now encrypted messages.
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The ways you can do that, from what I've read,
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is you can use What's app. It does auto encryption.
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You don't have to be a hacker or an employee
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at the NSA to encrypt your messages. Apparently the app
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will do that for you. Also, apparently, if you're an
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iPhone user and you're texting another iPhone user, the I
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message texting that is apparently automatically encrypted. But if you are,
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if you are sending a text from your Android to
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an iPhone or an iPhone to an Android, that's regular
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simple texting, and apparently that's bad.
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Okay.
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Two US officials, a senior FBI official who has not
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to be named, and Jeff Green, who said, use my
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name all you want. He's the executive assistant director for
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cybersecurity at the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency, which I've
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never heard of until today. He recommended using encrypted message
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apps to those who want to minimize the chances of
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their communications being interrupted. Okay. Speaking to NBC, he said,
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our suggestion that we've told folks internally is not new.
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Encryption is your friend, whether it's on the text messaging
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or if you have the capacity to use encrypted voice communication.
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Even if the adversary is able to intercept the data,
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if it is encrypted, it will make it impossible. So
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who is the adversary? The hacking campaign, which apparently was
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nicknamed salt Typhoon, has managed to infiltrate eight major telecommunication
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and infrastructure firms in the United States. Apparently there's been
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a concentration of it around the Washington, DC area, which
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makes me think, well, they're not coming after me. What
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do I know. I'm in Texas and I think they
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said that this group has ties to China. That was
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another story I saw. So apparently China is once again
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attacking our phones and our networks, trying to find out
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stuff about us, and I don't know what, because when
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I start thinking about this, what's on my phone that
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I'm sending that some enemy of the state is gonna want?
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I mean, I sent my wife the hug sleep sleeve
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from Shark Tank. She sent me a photo of our
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Christmas tree. I sent her a photo of our dog.
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She sent me a photo of the cat. If they
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want to infiltrate the Treehouse group chat, it's basically going
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to be a lot of Spaceball's clips going back and
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forth between me and Trey, and I don't know how
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China is going to weaponize any of that. I'd be
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actually kind of curious to see it. So at the
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end of the day, what are the hackers going to
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see in my text messages other than dog video Christmas stuff?
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There's about thirty videos of a waterfall in the state
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of Washington that I took this summer that I don't
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think are gonna be helpful in invading America. But they're
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on there. What are they going to see? What are
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they gonna get?
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Yeah, I mean pictures of Daisy for me, some work stuff, well,
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wine order.
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I mean, I I'm with you.
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When I hear these things, I'm like, Okay, they can
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look at my stuff. They're gonna just be bored out
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of their mind if they they're coming. You know my direction.
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I know, I kind of look at it this way.
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Instead of locking up all your data, unlock it, go unencrypted.
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You have that little slide piece on your laptop, webcam
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open that bad boy up, leave your phone open all
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the time on the camera setting. Basically, flood the hackers
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with so much bolt they'll never be able to get
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to any thing useful. All they'll be able to do
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is see a bunch of photos of Trey's dog, Daisy.
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They'll see some photos of whippets that my wife has
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sent me. The dogs, not the drugs, Spaceball's clips between
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me and Trey. They won't be able to find any
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usable data in any of that. Basically, everything we do
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and say in the tree House is now a national
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security bullet that we are offering up to the United
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States government to use against hackers. Just send all our
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shows to them. They will never have time. Once they
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try to sift through all of our stupid they will
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give up and say, these people have nothing we want,
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Let's leave them alone.
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I was having this discussion with my stepmom and talking
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about TikTok hang on Okay, and you know, the.
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There's been this big thing of oh.
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China's using TikTok to infiltrate you know, like, what in
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the are they gonna go through? How much crap are
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they willing to go through to think they're going to
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find a nugget of intelligence on TikTok.
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All they're going to see is a bunch of our
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kids lighting themselves on fire. They're going to see that
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girl we talked about the other day showing people shopping
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hacks at Target, which are actually just shoplifting. What else
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is on TikTok recently?
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My algorithm, it's the same as Instagram boobs and animals,
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funny you know, boobs and funny animal you know, heartwarming
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animal stuff, occasional, you know, questionable jokes.
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You know what, This all makes sense because if you
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really want to distract one of our enemies. What can
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you flood them with cute dog content, paige spar nak
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and off color humor.
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We know you can distract an entire North Korean army
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just with porn.
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I think we've got this figured out.
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Yeah, it's like, congratulations, China, you figured out we're really dumb.
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Exactly. We'll just make ourselves so undesirable. They'll just lead
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like those people are.
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Just lead them alone. They can sneak up on us.
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Just uh, you know, distract people with boobs and uh,
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next thing, you know, they're right on the coast.
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How they get there? Oh wait, more boobs.
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Distracted, they just can't do anything. Look. I don't want
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to toot our own horn too much here, but I
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really feel like we've hacked the hackers.
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Yeah that's I mean. And if you are, if you're
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that important, God bless you.
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Well here's the thing. Even our elected officials are all
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distracted by boobs. Yeah, that is, if they're not currently
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boobs themselves.
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Very true.
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Yay Monday. That's okay though, because you're only two full
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weeks away from a holiday break. God knows we all
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could use it, and there's something that might happen over
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the holidays, people looking for things to do now. I
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want this set just because you're single and Trey, I'm