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Today's stupid packed show includes: Annabelle claims another victim, Trey on a train, Bollywood Superman, and paraglider vs. powerlines! OH GEEZ!

PLUS: Celebrity birthdays!!

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Dan Rivera, Annabelle doll’s haunted tour host, dies at 54 | FOX 13 Tampa Bay

Superman movie prompts a huge increase in dog adoption interest

Video shows paraglider strike power line, crash into Red River

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It is time to leave your worries outside and laugh

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with us inside the treehouse. I'm Daniel Malley, along with

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Raj Sharma and Jerry called Well. Today is Fred Day,

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July eighteenth, twenty twenty five. It makes me smile every

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single week when I sing Friday, and it makes Raj

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smile and laugh. That brings joy to my heart and

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I hope it does to yours as well. Now for

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the opposite of joy, A paranormal investigator known for bringing

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the allegedly haunted doll Annabelle across the country as part

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of a viral tour has died.

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Oh boy Yeah.

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The New England Society for Psychic Research, the organization behind

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the tour, announced the sudden death of Dan Rivera in

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a Facebook post on Monday, July fourteenth. I feel like

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that wording could have been better. The New England Society

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for Psychic Research, the organization behind the tour, announced the

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sudden death of Dan Rivera in a Facebook post on Monday. Well,

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Dan didn't die in a Facebook post on Monday, that's

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when they made the announcement once again?

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Or did he?

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Words matter?

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Now?

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If Annabelle choked the life out of him during a

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Facebook Live then I'd say that sentence can stand. Or

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if this is just a really really smart way to

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drum up tickets for the next stop on the tour,

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well played, Although I don't know if that's going to

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be the case here.

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I mean, that's really committing to the bit.

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It really really.

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Is a messive heart attack.

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Yeah, according to the Facebook post that he did not

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die in, but it's where he made the announcement about

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the death. The group said, it is with deep sadness

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that Tony Wade and I shared the sudden passing of

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our close friend and partner, Dan Rivera. We are heartbroken

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and still processing this lass Well, what about Annabelle? What

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does she feel about that?

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Did you want to?

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Asked her? Rivera, who was the lead investigator for the

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NESPER and a US Army veteran thinking of your service,

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died unexpectedly on Sunday, July thirteenth during his visit to Gettysburg.

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That's according to the organization, the NESPER. They said, Dan

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truly believed in sharing his experience and educating people on

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the paranormal. His kindness and passion touched everyone who knew him.

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Thank you for your support and kind thoughts during this

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difficult time. The tour that he was a part of

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the Devils on the Run tour had gone viral due

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to him and other members bringing the Annabelle doll to

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various states.

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So what happened?

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They did not disclose that, but Adams County Dispatch Adams

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County Dispatch archives showed that local firefighters and medical personnel

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were called to a hotel in Gettysburg on Sunday for

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report of CPR in progress on a man who was.

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The same age as the investigator. What are you laughing

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at over there, Raj?

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You were telling about this guy's death and Trey yawned.

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Trey processes things differently than the rest of us humans.

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Yeah, he just had a massive heart attign.

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Look, that's the second big yawn of the week. The

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first one was that guy on NBC's Today's Show while

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having a conversation with Rick Springfield. You saw that and

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Rick Springfield fires back at Craig Melvin. I'm sorry? Am

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I boring you? And let me just say this in

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defense of the Today Show anchor. He's been up for

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a really long time.

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Yeah, I mean.

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Those morning show people wake up, The TV morning show

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people wake up at like midnight one am, so they

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can be on the air pretending to be alive and

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enthusiastic that early. So I get why he might yawn. Yeah,

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what's your excuse? I'm just bored.

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Moving would be my excuse.

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But that's good. That's what Craig Melvin should have said

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to Rick Springfield. Doesn't hear the effort. I've been moving

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all day. You're lucky I'm sitting here because once I

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have heard this, but Trey and Rage been giving me

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a hard time recently because I revealed to them that

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as a child I played in empty boxes.

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Yeah, yeah, I was that you were here for that.

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That's okay, Well I also played in empty boxes. That's

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This is the tree House Show. I'm Dan, He's Trade.

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That's Raj. There is Jerry. What were you asking me

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about the Annabell Doll.

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You did your research on the annabel Doll?

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Right?

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I have not done a whole lot of research into

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the Annabelle Doll. All I really know is that she's

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allegedly haunted. And this most recent story that some people

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are linking paranormal investigator Dan Rivera's death to the doll

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because he's been on tour with it. I would like

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to point out that many people have also been on

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tour with Ozzy Osbourne and they're not dead yet. Okay,

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I'm just saying you might be giving too much credit

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to the doll.

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So you're tak an allegedly haunted doll to one of

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the most haunted places in the entire country. So you're

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saying he had a common I'm saying, if there was

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a better situation for that to happen, I'd like to

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hear it.

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I'm just I mean, he showed up with the doll

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in the place and the thing, and and then he.

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Made Now when they're when when you say one of

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the most haunted places on earth Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, do you

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mean that because of the Civil War battle? Or is

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there some other place in Gettysburg that is considered haunted

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for separate reasons or is that enough? I mean it is,

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but is that what it is?

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I mean, it's it's the most lives lost in the war.

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So yeah, Well, I didn't know if there was like

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some freaking insane asylum or or doll making factory that

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overlooks the battlefield.

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I'm just I'm just get know for its doll making factory.

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I just thought it's my name, Annabelle. She was gonna

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be pro slavery and you know everything.

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All Annabelle antebellum, uh huh.

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I'll let you white guys discuss.

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So the Gettysburg portion of this viral tour, where they

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brought the Annabelle doll with them, posted by ghostly images

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of Gettysburg tours at the Soldier's National Orphanage completely sold out.

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That's according to organizers, who sold over twelve hundred tickets

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across three days on the weekend of Friday, July eleventh.

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The visit was expected to conclude on Sunday afternoon. Rivera,

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the man who died, had helped the tour go viral

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and garner international attention through his public outreach, including several

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TikTok videos that he produced with fellow paranormal investigator Ryan

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Daniel Buell. The last video posted on the Annabelle World

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Tour TikTok page was on twenty seven, twenty five and

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had over thirty eight thousand views. So what is Annabelle?

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Here's my research for you. Raj, you're listening to my

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research life. Annabelle is a doll that became popular following

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the release of the twenty thirteen film The Conjuring. The

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doll's origin goes back to the seventies, when a mom

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gave her daughter, Donna, a twenty eight year old nursing student,

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the toy she purchased from a hobby store. At some point,

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Donna and her roommate and she purportedly noticed weird paranormal

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activity occurring around the apartment, which began to escalate. The

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legend behind the doll suggests that paranormal activity worsened and

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that Annabelle was possessed by something demonic and inhuman. The

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doll was eventually handed over to Ed and Lorraine Warren,

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a couple famous for collecting paranormal objects and artifacts. Annabelle

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was subsequently but display and the Warren's a cult museum,

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which was located in Monroe, Connecticut. RIVERA. This is the

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guy that died, said Lorraine Warren mentored him, and during

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Saturday's event, he told attendees about the steps he takes

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to protect them from the doll. I guess he forgot

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about himself. M. H.

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Whoops, there's still one.

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There's still one thing. I'm just befuddled by m M.

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Why was Rick Springfield on the Today Show?

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and that is Jerry called well. The other day, Trey

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was outside the Treehouse traveling for his new day job.

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So Jerry Tray was not on vacation. He was on

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a work trip. And I'd like to point out that

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for anyone that doesn't know Tray Tray on a train,

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just saying Tray on a train should tell you that

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in no part is going to be a vacation. The

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alternate title was under siege three tray on a train.

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Actually it the train trip was was incredibly pleasant.

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Have you found your new favorite mode of transportation?

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You know?

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It's funny.

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I had a friend of mine do a cross country

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train trip and yeah, I can tell I can see

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the enjoyment of it.

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Was that your first train ride.

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No, it was not my first train ride, but my

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first train ride in many, many years.

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Because you had a girlfriend that used to go thank

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you so much, or perhaps you were the train and

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so you never got a chance to ride.

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I mean someone wouldn't you choo.

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Difference is trains, train knows how to stay on them tracks.

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Yeah, I'm with you.

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I love taking the train. Tara and I have done

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it a couple of times when we've gone to the

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Pacific Northwest. I think I've told you guys this before.

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There's a train you can take from Seattle to Levenworth, Washington,

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which is very different than Levenworth, Kansas. Levenworth, Kansas is

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a federal prison town. Levenworth, Washington is built to look

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like an Austrian mountain town, very different setting and it's

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also known as Christmas year round. So anyway, the train

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ride there is beautiful because you go straight north from

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Seattle out into like it feels like you're actually on

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a train in the water basically, like you're gliding on

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one part and you there's seals and bald eagles. It's

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beautiful and then you make a hard right turn and

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you go through the mountains. And Trey, I saw the

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video you posted in New Mexico that looked beautiful as well.

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It was. It was.

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It was just really relaxing and and the other thing

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was it was like nine bucks to ride, but it's

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just cheap as hell.

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I don't think you have driven for that amount.

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to spare, it's worth it.

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Say it again, Trey, I said, they're trains in INDIAAG.

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Yeah, but they ride them differently than we do.

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It's a whites only. Uh. I just love watching you

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guys talk about this train ride.

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It's the sweetest thing I've seen white people do.

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Have you been on a North American train?

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No, then shut up?

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It is beautiful. Take take a North American train ride.

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You were going to love it? Yeah, yeah, it's it

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really is like I mean, take a train ride from

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someplace to another place that might have some sights, Like

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I wouldn't recommend a train ride, you know, from like

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downtown LA to South Central You'll see some stuff, but

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it's not going to have the same scenic views that I,

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tray are accustomed to on train rides. Our friends. We

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have friends that took the train from Washington, d C.

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To New York and they stopped at little coastal towns

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along the way and absolutely loved it.

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What r it sounds? It sounds delightful.

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Maybe if you had taken some of your exes on

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a train, you might still be together.

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No, I'd be in prison.

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Are you opposed to trains? Why are you looking at

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us like this?

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I you know, I would rather fly.

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Why you prefer to sit nearly in the lapse of

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your fellow passengers.

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I don't know what it is. I don't trust the train.

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They derail all the time.

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They used to, They used to, they used to.

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They don't know.

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It really did feel like like in the eighties and nineties,

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it really did feel like they were just popping off

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the tracks left and right. But they've fixed a lot

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of that.

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Yeah yeah, amtrack, amtrack went private. Things our government couldn't do.

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This is why I love Tray, some things the government

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This is the Treehouse Show. I'm Dan, He's trade. There's Raj.

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That is Jerry. Oh. Since today is Friday. No spoilers

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by the way, but uh, there has been a lot

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of interest in the new Superman movie. So much so,

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not just in discussion about the movie. It's plot points,

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the characters, whether or not it's better, and the Snyder snoop.

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The snipe almost said the Snyder snooperman. If you really

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wanted to insult the Snyder bros. I guess you could

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call it the Snooperman but the Gun Superman movie that's

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out now versus the Snyder Superman movie. But one unexpected

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huge benefit attributed to the new Superman movie is a

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five hundred and thirteen percent increase in dog adoption searches.

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Bravo.

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Yeah, since the release of Superman, there's been a five

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hundred and thirteen percent increase in Google search is for

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adopted dog near me, and director James Gunn says this

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film has been a barrage of blessings for me. This

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one may be the greatest part of the reason why.

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In case you're completely living under a rock made out

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of kryptonite, the reason why this interest in dog adoptions

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is because Crypto, Superman's dog in the movie, is sort

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of a mutt type dog, and he even says in

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the film it's more of a foster situation. But Crypto

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has a huge role in the movie. Therefore people are

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more interested in dogs. The irrony here is that Crypto

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in the movie is horrifically ill behaved.

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I thought you were going to mention the fact that

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he's named after the one thing that Superman is allergically.

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Yes, it really is. It really is a constant bludgeoning

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against Superman that all these things are named after the

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thing that he cannot stand.

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And also, why is it not a cryptocurrency yet? I mean,

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it's right there.

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I know you're right, except that would be with a

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K as opposed to our version with a C. You're right,

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the cryptocurrency from krypton.

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It makes sense.

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I'm with you now now that we've mentioned that. So

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five hundred and thirteen percent increase in Google searches about

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dog adoption from the new movie, the New Superman movie.

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Has anyone have any of you inside the Treehouse besides

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me seen the New Superman movie?

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No, sir, Jerry, I.

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Thought you would have by now.

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Just not a big I'm just I'm not a fan

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of the big Blue Boy Scout, and that's what this

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version is. It's very much comic accurate from everything I've read.

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Because again, I didn't grow up reading comic books. I

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grew up watching movies so bad ones.

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I was waiting for someone to.

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Say it, technically that is true. But the movies I've

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seen have not all been bad. I have seen many,

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many movies, and many of them.

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Happen to be bad.

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That's what happens when you take in a lot of

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movies you have an interest in it, You're gonna you're

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gonna see some clunkers, There's no doubt. But I remember

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watching a little bit of the The TV Show with

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George Reeves or George Reeve, I think as as Superman,

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the old black and white version my Superman, though my

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first Superman was Christopher Reeve in those Superman movies. This

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one feels like that, so I enjoyed it. Trey, have

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you seen the new one? No, Raj, I'm assuming you haven't.

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You're you're strictly a Bollywood Superman fan.

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Yeah, okay, one's more.

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Entertaining for different reasons. Yes, that is a bad movie.

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Then you'll watch it so we can.

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And if I do, it's your fault because you're the

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one that keeps showing me clips of of Hollywood Superman.

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Which when when was that made? Please tell me the seventies,

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because if you say like the late nineties, I'm going

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to be very shocked.

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Nineteen eighty six.

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Seriously, Okay, uh huh. The Bollywood Superman movie that we

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occasionally see from Instagram that will post or that you'll post,

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or that you'll see at the beginning of this Superman

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movie when you go to Alamo draft House, because I

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tell you don't want to show it. Yes, that was

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nineteen eighty six.

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Yes, my god, I know both the actors. That's the

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sad part.

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You know Superman and Lois from the Bollywood Superman movie.

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Well Spider Man Spider Woman. Uh and yes, I know

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both the actors, which is very sad.

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Look that gives you a great example that that Bollywood

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can get away with things that Hollywood simply cannot, like

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having a Superman movie that co stars Spider Man and

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Spider Girl.

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Yeah. I mean it's a mashup you didn't know you needed.

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It's also illegal in this country due to copyright law,

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and India just don't care.

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I have both costumes.

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And the sad thing BALI was looking at us going

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and you got away with American ninja.

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Yeah, they got us by their cajones on that one.

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Danny's trade. There's rash that's Jerry Today. It is for

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day July eighteenth, twenty twenty five. Let's celebrate with some birthdays.

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She plays Judy Robinson on the Netflix Lost in Space remake.

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Taylor Russell is thirty one. Still have not seen that,

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but I heard good things.

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It's so good?

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Is it okay?

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It's real good.

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Chase Crawford, Dallas's own Chase Crawford turns forty today. He

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is best known as Nate on gossip Girl. Actually I

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take that back. He used to be best known as

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Nate on gossip Girl. Now he is absolutely best known

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as the Deep on the Amazon Prime show The Boys.

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I say this every time we talk about a birthday

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from someone from that show. If you do not or

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have not seen at least one episode of the Boys,

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you need to do it, especially if you are in

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any way interested in the superhero genre, because you know

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how film critics will say, oh, this really puts the

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blah blah blah genre on its ear. This one puts

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the superhero genre on.

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Its p hole.

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Okay, I mean it.

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While not everyone in here has seen the New Superman movie,

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has everyone in here seen at least one episode of

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The Boys?

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Every episode? Yeah?

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Yeah, me, Trey, Jerry, all three seen every episode? Raj

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Have you seen all of them?

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And I know Chase?

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Oh is is his dad? Your dermatologist also.

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One of them? But I know Chase? Yeah?

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Yeah.

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Doctor Crawford is a well well well regarded, well well known,

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renowned dermatologist in Dallas, and he gave us Chase Crawford.

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He's now known as the Deep And I wonder if

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it's interesting as a family. Do the Crawfords watch Chase

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molest an octopus or do they casually hit the skip

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button during those scenes.

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It's so I'm so glad that you said that, because

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when I saw it, I was like, oh, Chase, no,

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and his family has to watch that so.

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They don't have to.

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Yeah, when the check clears, Not that that family needed it,

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but yeah, I know.

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Maybe that's at the point where doctor Dad Crawford tells Chase,

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like you realize you didn't have to take this. Yeah,

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I got plenty, I got plenty of skin doctor money here.

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I think his I think his brother longuess, Yeah, I

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would have.

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You really think Tony Romo would be in the Linden business.

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He's doing sketchers endorsements.

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That does it? Does it? Does?

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It?

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Does propose an interesting scenario like when they're at Thanksgiving

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and Tony's on one side of the table. You got

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Tony Roma on one side of the table next to

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his wife, whose brother is Chase Crawford from Boys. Does

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Tony tell him like, Dude, I can get you a

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sketcher's endorsement. You don't have to be screwing OCTOPI on TV.

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Who turns to the other and is like, I got

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a better agent.

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You know what? Maybe this this is an interesting point

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to make here. Okay, you can now choose for yourself.

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Would you rather play The Deep and Amazon's The Boys,

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which means you have to molest an octopus in more

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than one scene, or would you rather have a sketcher's endorsement?

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Shut up and past the calamari.

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I'm with Jerry. I'll lef that fish. I do not

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want to be linked to old man shoes.

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I'm Indian. We always play the deep.

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I mean, don't get me wrong, sketchers are comfortable. I

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own a pair, But I bet that octopus doesn't feel

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half bad.

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Just watch out for the beak.

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Thing about Candace.

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You are in good free House.

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Visit us online at Treehouse on Air dot com.

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You're in the tree House.

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Visit us online at Treehouse on Air dot com.

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For all things Treehouse, go to Treehouse on Air dot

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Or tree House on Air dot com.

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Thank you, Jerry for that outstanding performance inside the Treehouse.

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We appreciate you for that. Every single week, something else

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to appreciate and something else that's pretty darn hot right now.

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And I'm hoping, beyond hope that this is something you

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guys have not seen yet. If you have, just hold

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your breath until the others get to experience it for

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the first time. I'm going to share with you now

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a majestic paraglide over a beautiful river in America.

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Until whoa, oh.

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No, oh, geez.

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Oh man, oh yes, the paraglider. It's so good on

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a majestic sweep downriver. Uh huh somehow didn't see the

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power lines in his way, did not look This is

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why the FAA requires you to file flight plans when

484
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you do things. But I don't think the FAA oversees

485
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home paragliding. So the paraglider thing, that's where it's like,

486
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it's the golf cart meets a fan boat and you

487
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have to fly around. Well, this version has the parachute

488
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over the top of it, so that's the whole paraglide thing.

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It's it really is beautiful. It's even at sunset as

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this guy is going down the river, and maybe that

491
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was the reason why he couldn't see the power lines.

492
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Maybe the sunset was in his eyes. Let's examine further.

493
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Who oh geez.

494
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Then the paraglider goes straight down into the water.

495
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And fittingly, someone said, oh geez.

496
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Yeah, apparently Superman was recording the Big Blue.

497
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The whitest response to somebody getting into the line.

498
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Oh geez, oh geez. Oh no.

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Now there's a second part of this that I absolutely love. Okay,

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so I'm gonna replay the whole thing because I just

501
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enjoy seeing a grown man fly himself into power lines.

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And then the second part that I that I absolutely

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love coming up.

504
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Whoah no, oh geez.

505
00:33:54.440 --> 00:33:58.640
So there The caption across the screen started out saying,

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00:33:58.839 --> 00:34:04.240
paraglider hits power line over North Dakota River. It's the

507
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second caption that has me in stitches when emergency crews

508
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show up to fish this guy out of the river,

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and that caption reads the Grand Forks Fired Department says

510
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the man was found and helped to shore, but was uninjured.

511
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It makes it sound like the news report is upset

512
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that he was not injured. That is where you're supposed

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to use the word and not but.

514
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Oh geez.

515
00:34:35.039 --> 00:34:37.599
So here in lines the difference. The Grand Forks Fired

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00:34:37.639 --> 00:34:39.920
Department says the man was found and helped to shore,

517
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but was uninjured. Jerk, what it should have said was

518
00:34:45.639 --> 00:34:49.159
was found and helped to shore and was uninjured. When

519
00:34:49.159 --> 00:34:51.039
you throw that butt, and it really makes it sound

520
00:34:51.079 --> 00:34:53.559
like the reporter's disappointed that this man was not hurt more.

521
00:34:53.400 --> 00:34:56.599
Severely, Raj, did you caption this yep.

522
00:35:00.639 --> 00:35:04.840
Raj's version is the Grand Forges Fire Department says the

523
00:35:04.880 --> 00:35:09.360
white man was found correct and help and helped to shore.

524
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But my caption was just whites being white. We all

525
00:35:16.039 --> 00:35:20.880
saw the power line right. Yes, yes, everyone was panning

526
00:35:20.920 --> 00:35:23.039
that camera around that. We're trying to get that beautiful

527
00:35:23.079 --> 00:35:25.400
shot heading off into the sunset.

528
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And no one moved.

529
00:35:29.719 --> 00:35:34.119
Right there, there's the power lines.

530
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That is the moment he knew he had fed up.

531
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I'm surprised you can't heard the man. I'm surprised you

532
00:35:41.599 --> 00:35:44.719
can't hear the man flying this paraglider screaming O S

533
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at the top of his loss. Did he ever see them?

534
00:35:49.760 --> 00:35:53.639
And that's the point. That's the point where Braxton needed

535
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to get his eyes checked.

536
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Braxton.

537
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It's like a Dukes of Hazard voiceover. That's the point

538
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where Braxton is Joe Oh, the Braxton Boys. For all

539
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