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Uvulva | Monday July 28, 2025
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We start off the show talking about the death of Hulk Hogan, then we get into the mess that is Trey's dating life, why it's a shit show, he forgot a date, and then he gets some helpful advice from "Gary", then we learn about a lady who was most unhappy at the Miami Airport, and the discovery of a new planet. But first, Birthdays!

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It is time to leave your worries outside and laugh

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with us inside the treehouse.

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I'm Dan, O'Malley along with Trade Trenholme.

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Today is Monday, July twenty eight, twenty twenty five.

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Hope you had an outstanding weekend and are.

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Ready and raring to go on a brand new week,

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especially considering how bad last week was for so many people.

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Because last week was basically the Grim Reaper of twenty

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twenty five taking out celebrities left and right.

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My god, yes started the week.

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We started the week caring about Ozzy Osbourne, then death

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claimed Malcolm Jamal Warner out of nowhere, and then the

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week ended with the news that wrestling icon and legend

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Hulk Hogan and ter Bileya passed away at the age

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of seventy one. Last week, man, it really was like

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the Grim Reaper really did have his big long you

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know corn scythe and just going left and right through

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Hollywood names.

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Yeah, it was a and obviously Ozzie was was.

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No shock on the shock with Ozzie's that he made

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it as long as he did.

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Yeah, I mean, obviously Malcolm Jamal Warner was just tragic

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and then.

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Well and he what was his cause. It was he drowned.

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Yeah, he was, I believe in Costa Rica and he

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was swimming in the ocean in the undertow. There was

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a you know, a strong current and he didn't realize

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it and he got sucked down.

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And then I still I have no idea what the

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cause of death for Hulk Hogan was.

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The initial reports are cardiac arrest, which, if I'm being honest,

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guy that was a wrestler for the majority of his life,

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I don't know if it was if he ever actually

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came out and publicly admitted that he used steroids.

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But if we're being honest, they all yeah, exactly.

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So the fact that he died from a heart attack

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at the age of seventy one, which may or may

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not be related to any wrestling enhancing drugs, but that

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is a side effect that comes with prolonged steroid use,

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and if I'm correct, that's how Macho Man Randy Savage died.

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He died of a heart attack. Now, the difference there

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was he had his heart attack while he was driving, right,

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the hulkster I believe had his in bed. So last

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week we had Malcolm Jamal Warner, Ozzy Osbourne and On

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the same day that we lost Hulk Hogan, also a musician,

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Chuck Mangione died. Hulk Cogan died at the age of

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seventy one. Medical personnel were sent to his home in Clearwater,

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Florida to treat a cardiac arrest. He ended up at

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a nearby hospital, where he was pronounced dead.

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He was the biggest.

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Star in the history of professional wrestling, and I don't

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think that that's really an argument.

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Otherwise, like a lot of times people.

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Will say, oh, so and so is arguably the greatest boxer,

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baseball player, football player of all time. I don't think

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there's really an argument to say there was ever a

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bigger star in wrestling than Hulk Hogan was at his peak.

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No, I totally agree. I don't think that's an argument,

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and not all I mean edit, but his peak was

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honestly close to twenty years. I mean, he remained a

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relevant name in wrestling for three eighties, nineties, two thousands.

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Yeah.

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Now, I have imagined some people might try to say,

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you know, like Stone Colt, Steve Austin, the Rock, John Cena,

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those guys. I imagined the younger generations might try to

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say those guys were just as big. No, they really weren't,

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because we think about it, all those guys also existed

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at the same time. Hulk Hogan also had the people

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that were great in his time as well, but really

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was like Hulkmania transcended wrestling. All those other names were

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big in wrestling, Hulkymania was the thing outside of wrestling.

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People knew who he was that didn't even watch wrestling.

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You can argue that Hulk Hogan put made wrestling mainstream

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and honestly, the only other name wrestling that I think

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you could even come close to, and it really doesn't

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would be Rick Flair.

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Interesting yep, the trying to see.

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Oh and let's not forget his outstanding appearance in the

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classic Rocky film Rocky three as Thunderlips, which sounds like

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that could have been its own separate franchise if they

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tried hard enough. After appearing as Thunderlips and Rocky three,

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he won the World Wrestling Federation Championship in nineteen eighty

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three and the business reached heights it never had seen before.

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His views with I'm Sorry, his feuds with rivals like

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Rowdy Roddy Piper, Andre the Giant, and Macho Man Randy

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Savage were legendary.

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And do I have this correct?

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Isn't he the first human to have picked up and

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body slammed Andre the Giant?

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Yes, I mean that right there first.

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Holy I can't think of anyone even that did it again,

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but yes he was. He bodies and Onder the Giant

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at WrestleMania. And yeah, like Vince McMahon, owes Hulk a lot.

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I'm pretty sure Hulk Hogan body slamming Andre the Giant

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made sixty minutes. That's how big that was. Oh what

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are they safer going? You won't believe what happened last night?

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You know that that made I do remember this, that

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made mainstream Now for all you young UN's there, this

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is when there were only three networks there there you know, there.

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Was ABC, CBS, NBC. That was it.

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And this is pre Simpson's.

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Oh yeah, and if you made the nightly news, yeah,

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that was a big story because that was thirty minutes

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of them telling you everything going on in the world.

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And so yeah, that was that was That.

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Was one newscast they didn't have to they didn't have

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to worry about queuing up the tape of the squirrel

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on water skis they knew what they were going to

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have and for the final package of the night, and

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that was the hulks or body slamming Andre the Giant.

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Well, you know, and.

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It's funny, and you know, I knew it wouldn't take long,

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and the politics got into it, and of course a

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whole group of people that hate Hulk Hogan.

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Now there are, and you know, political views have to

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have a tendency to skew people's. I don't know affinity

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or dislike of someone one way or the other. But

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for me with Hulk Hogan and his legacy is not

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marred by his political affiliations. To me, Hulk Hogan marred

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his legacy in my eyes with that sex tape that

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came out of him jumping up and down on Bubba

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the Love Sponge's wife. Look, they say never meet your heroes.

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I say never see your heroes sex tapes because they

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will disappoint you every single time. It's amazing to see

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what he could do in a ring and then just

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mail it in in bed.

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That's why I've never subscribed to Only Dance.

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Today is Monday, July twenty eighth, twenty twenty five. The

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date is extremely important because last Friday, when I went

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through birthdays, I messed up. I messed up good and hard.

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I forgot one of our most essential birthdays to be

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listed last week, and that is our very own trade

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trend Home Trey. Your birthday was last Saturday, and I

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typically will try to mention the Saturday or Sunday show

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birthday on Friday, but I was distracted by other things.

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Not so much about the tears of sadness from the

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death of Hulk Hogan or Ozzy Osbourne, just other things

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and I want to say, from the deepest, darkest areas

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of my heart, I apologize for excluding your birthday on birthdays,

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especially Friday birthdays.

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Happy birthday, my friend.

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Thank you.

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I'm notice I didn't bring it up. I was okay,

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perfectly okay with you know, it not being.

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Mentioned, which is all the more reason to mention it.

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But I mean, Friday, we had plenty of other things

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going on. It was perfectly understandable.

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That's not an forgetting to mention on birthdays on the

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show on a Friday.

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Your birthday, well, I'm sious.

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Of all the birthdays I've had, I can tell you

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that fifty one is really just as unceremonious as against.

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Yeah, in fact, your fifty first, that would have made

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an interesting birthday, and you would remembered that your fifty

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first birthday was so unceremonious that I wasn't the only

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person to forget something. Okay, so I forgot about your birthday,

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but you forgot about the date you had, And I have.

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So many questions, how the hell do you forget a date? Bro?

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If I remember correctly, the last known date, the last

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date that I know for a fact you had was

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like a year ago.

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How do you forget a date?

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It was like it was an online dating thing, and

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we were chatting, and uh, we had kind of agreed to,

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you know, get together a Thursday night, and we we

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had gone as far as kind of which areas of

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Dallas we lived in, and I just I got busy

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on Thursday. We had a first you know, like product

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launch with three coin and everything else, and so I

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just I completely forgot.

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And then.

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It hit me about six o'clock, six seven o'clock. I

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was like, oh, now I know what I'm I've been

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forgetting and uh.

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Said I copenionship, romance.

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Online date and one of the reasons why I probably

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been talking to this girl, like I don't know for week,

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but I had offered to exchange phone numbers, like all right,

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we're gonna go on it, and got back, Oh, I'm

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not comfortable with that yet. Well you're gonna meet in person,

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but you don't want to give me your number, Okay, whatever,

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I'm that's weird.

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Yeah, and it's.

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It's common, and I just I know online dating is

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just the worst dating in period. Dating over fifty.

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Is the excuse me is the.

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Worst because I don't have the audio for it pulled up,

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But you did. You did post a really interesting video.

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And this is how I know that you forgot about

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your date is because you posted on Instagram that you

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had a date that you forgot about.

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Yeah.

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Yeah, At least now I feel a little bit better

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about this situation because the way you're describing it, you

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weren't looking forward to it anyway. So I'm gonna give

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you a free pass on that for forgetting it. But

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it still seems interesting that you just flat out forgot.

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Now I will say I'm glad you forgot about the

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date right before the date was supposed to happen, as

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opposed to like three hours later.

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Like I said, if I mean, it's not I didn't

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leave someone sitting at a restaurant wondering where the hell

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I was.

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We never even picked a place, so that was why.

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I was And and if I'm being honest, there probably

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is some subconscious just nah, I don't know, it's I

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never imagined it just things you do not think about

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in your your youth of being single at this age,

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because it's just so terribly awkward, because where do you go,

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Like you you can't go to the bars anymore, No,

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people our age, don't you know. It's like there's there's

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this girl and it's brilliant. I mean, I don't know

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how it took someone this long to do it, but

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this girl came up with this concept called the Dainty

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Trail and they do these events on the KTI Trail

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for the you know singles.

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And it's been it started probably three.

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Months ago, an enormous success. I think the last of

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it they had they had like seven hundred people.

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And they've got one coming up there advertising as you

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know for older a thirty five plus.

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Oh you mother, for the olds, it's the old Daity Trail. Yeah,

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thirty five plus U. I'd like to go ahead and

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report a math murder at the KDI Trail.

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But yeah, even that, I was like, huh, thirty five plus,

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what's the age cap?

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high as you want to.

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I don't think they're gonna want anyone over fifty because

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once that happens, they're gonna think that someone's nursing home.

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Busk broke down and they all just got let out

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onto the trail.

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Yeah, then it'll be the scooter trail.

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Oh yeah, okay, Look, here's what we're gonna do. So

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you're your biggest problem is with dating after fifty is

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how to do it, how to go about it right,

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how to meet somebody, even to date. I have someone

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that can help, and I'll tell you. I'll tell you

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all about it.

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is what I sent to my friend Gary. My friend

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is fifty one in single. He doesn't know where to

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go or what to do to meet someone for dating purposes.

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Any suggestions on how to date over fifty? Okay, my buddy,

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Gary responds, Absolutely, Dating after fifty can be just as exciting, meaningful,

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and even more fulfilling than dating at a younger age.

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Your friend isn't alone either. Millions of people over fifty

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are single and looking here are some practical and encouraging

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suggestions for him. Ready mindset first number one, be open

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minded but clear, know what you want companionship, romance, long term,

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short term, but be flexible.

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On how it might look. Okay.

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Number two, let go of outdated rules. Dating has changed,

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Texting is normal and online is not taboo anymore.

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Being adaptable is key, okay.

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Mindset Number three from Gary confidence beats youth, not literally, Trey,

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just figuratively. You can't beat them unless they just did

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something really, really dumb. Gary says, emotional maturity, life experience,

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and authenticity are major assets. I would say one of

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your biggest assets straight is the fact that you are authentic.

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You will tell someone your thoughts.

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Okay, yeah, I will do that.

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Next section after your mindset. Now it gets into some

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of the nitty gritty areas where to meet people?

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Okay, all right?

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In person options number one, Social clubs or interest based

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groups like meetup, dot com, hiking, book clubs, wine tasting,

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basically other activities that white people enjoy.

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Well and no.

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So here here's another another little wrinkle in my dating

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is the fact that I'm sober.

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Mm hmmm, okay, wine tasting. Then would not be good

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for you.

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They also mentioned travel groups for fifty plus that might

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be a little sketchy because you're not part of the

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scooter army. And if you do a travel club for

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fifty plus, you might end up having to basically be

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someone's handler, Yes, through an airport.

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Traveling with strangers seems like it would be a really

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risky proposition.

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I'm with you there. I think that's a big commitment.

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Number two of those, I think this might be possible

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for you. Adult education classes or workshops, learn something new

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and meet people with similar interests.

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So like the pottery class at the nursing home.

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Yep, pretty much.

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Yeah, Okay, I was thinking maybe that free tile laying

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class at home depot on a Saturday. But yeah, that

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pottery at the Old Folks. Number three volunteering a great

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way to meet kind hearted people and build friendships naturally.

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Number four fitness classes Trey, You and yoga can become friends.

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You should take a yoga class.

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I and that is I would like to take a

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yoga class. That that is definitely an option.

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Beyond yoga, there's activities like pickle all but just extremely

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popular these days. Walking groups, so maybe you could meet

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someone special as part of a mallwalking group at the gallery.

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This is it, This is what life has become.

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Yeah, how are you liking Gary's suggestions so far?

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You know, yoga, That's where.

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I feel like Gary had you until the mallwalking group.

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Then finally local community events, art shows, live music, trivia nights,

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et cetera.

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So there you go. And then finally online dating for

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fifty plus. He that's you. Trey should not shy away

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from dating apps.

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They've evolved, and there are platforms tailored for older adults

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like Our Time m H designed specifically for singles over fifty.

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Is that one you've looked into, Trey Our Time see?

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This is an untapped resource for you. Also Silver Singles.

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Another fifty plus dating blaatform personality based matching because your

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looks have gone and that's all you've got left. There's

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also match dot com but Facebook dating. I didn't know

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this was a thing. Surprisingly good for meeting people in

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your extended social circle. Yeah, and then they mentioned for

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more adventurous types hinge or Bumble, but those are more

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mixed age. They also have a tip here profiles Matter,

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genuine photos, a light but sincere bio, and a willingness

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to message first all help. Then it gives you some

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notes on starting conversations, on things you can do when

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you meet someone, what to say to spark that conversation. Also,

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there's a note on red flags and safety. Gary's very

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thorough here when I asked him about your particular situation.

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And then Gary also threw it at the here if

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he's unsure where to start, I would recommend create a

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profile on our time or Silver singles, join one new

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hobby group in person or online, okay, and say yes

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to more social invites, even if it feels outside the

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comfort zone. And then Gary also throws in at the end.

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Would Tray be open to help with writing his dating

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profile or suggestions on conversation openers. I'd be happy to

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help with those two. So you just let me know, Trey,

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and I'll get with Gary and we'll powwow on this

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and we'll give you back something good.

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Gary.

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You you need to be nice to Gary because one

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of these days Gary's going to take over the world.

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Yeah. Not with those not with those generic as tips.

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Is it clear to you yet that I've named my

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chat GPT bot Gary, Yes, okay, just making sure we're

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the same thing.

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This is the Treehouse Show. I'm Dan, He's Trey.

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I was just giving Tray some tips on dating in

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its fifties from my chat GPT, which I have nicknamed Gary.

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It's a working name.

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I've also considered calling it Jeeves, so then that way

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I can literally ask jeeves. So I'm trying to decide,

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So let me know if you if you think one

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is better than the other. Gary or Jeeves from a

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chat GPT. I'm exploring new technologies, Tray.

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There are old technologies though, and.

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You still have to abide by certain rules when you

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take advantage of these older technologies. What I'm talking about

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is cover up your ass on a flight, to do

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it or to not do it.

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Let's check in with one.

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Scenario with a spirit passenger who was told she was

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too risk that her outfit was too risky to fly

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on spirited airlines. This is from CS News Miami and

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their deep dive into what happened when this woman was

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told she is too scantily clagged.

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Well in this passenger, she reached out to us and

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she said that not only was she not allowed to

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support her spirit, but she.

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Says her sister was arrested.

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As Tanasa Greyer approached the Spirit ticket counter tensions quickly grew.

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She was just told she wouldn't be allowed on her

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flight back to Chicago.

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You need to.

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Address, you can say whatever you need.

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Yeah.

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Yes, So that's a police officer she's talking to at airport,

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and yes, he does get to He does get to

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tell you what to do, especially at.

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Prayer.

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Says it all started over this out that she wore

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to the airport. She says she wore similar shorts while

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traveling on a plane to Miami on Sunday.

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Airport.

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All right, the outfit that she's wearing is a tight

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tank top and the shorts basically look like men's tidy whities,

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but they're blue when they matched the top. And on

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top of all that, she's wearing a ridiculous pink.

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Well her outfit.

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If to really paint the picture, it looks like a

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female sprinter's outfit.

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Yeah, very good, very very good description. Trady, thank you

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with the big pink bathrobe over the top of it.

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And she says, I think she says here that this

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is the exact thing she was wearing that day with.

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These short with my rope. This is exactly how I

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have my poast.

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She says.

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The luggage made it onto the plate, but she didn't.

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I have my robb one.

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We were getting ready to work the plane, and the

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lady at the front desk she stopped me, like what

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she said, with the shorts. Okay, everybody here has some shorts.

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What's what's the problem with my short? And I've been

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in the airport for forty minutes with my shorts and

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my rob phone and nobody addressed me about my attire.

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I voice in the background is great, sister Jessica Korduguski.

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So first he just says she can't get on her

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Spirit flight because of her outfit, and then to make

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matters worse, she says her sister is arrested for disorderly conduct.

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Yeah.

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See that's what happens when you try telling the police

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officer at the airport that you can't talk to me

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that way, and then he says, yes I can, and

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then your sister jumps in with her opinions, and then

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he arrests her in sensor to jail.

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You know, I.

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Know it's it's a drastic thought, but you could try

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just not, you know, dressing like you were lounging around

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the house when you're when you're going to going to travel.

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They actually mentioned in the piece that air travel is

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different these days. It's now a more relaxed thing. People

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dress way more casually. There are a lot of people

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really do dress like this lady does here in this piece,

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like she just crawled out of bed and went straight

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to the airport and having flown before the sun has

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come up. I have understood that sentiment, but I still

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put on normal clothes. And I'm not saying you should

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or you shouldn't. I get the idea of flying in

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your pajamas, but that's just that's a different mindset and

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that's not one I have. I'm just gonna wear normal clothes,

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but I'm not going to do like they did back

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in the fifties and sixties and I'm not wearing a

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three piece suit benefit.

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I mean, but hey, if.

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You're wearing your bathrobe outside of your house, stop, yeah, bathrope,

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shower cap, you know it. No, some items belong in

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your house, and then they shouldn't leave.

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We can't all be the dude in The Big Lebowski.

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And actually, if you think about it, there's a lesson

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in there.

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That man went around that entire film wearing what his

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bathrobe and look at all the bad stuff that happened

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to him and the people around him. There's a lesson

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in there. Thank you Cohen Brothers. Don't wear your bathrobe

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out in public.

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I mean.

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Maybe to the bowling alley.

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slash Treehouse on Air. Subscribe to Treehouse Plus Today. Today

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is Monday, July twenty eighth, twenty twenty five. Let's celebrate

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today inside the Treehouse with birthdays turning thirty five today

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Rappers Soldier Boy. Soldier Boy is thirty five, which makes

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him now eligible for the Daity Trail Olds mixer for thirty.

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Five plus that's coming up.

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I kind of feel like we should sponsor that tray,

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like we could be a media sponsor for the thirty

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five plus Daty Trail event. It's our people and it

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might be a chance for you to meet some people.

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Yeah, yeah, no, I'll check it out.

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Good deal.

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We can market the show. Maybe you get a date

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or two out of it. We'll see how it goes.

503
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Other birthdays today, John David Washington turns forty one today.

504
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He's actor John David Washington. He's forty one. He is

505
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Ricky Jarrett on Ballers. He's the star of Tenant and

506
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if you understand that movie, please let me know. He's

507
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also from the Spike Lee comedy Black Clansman. By the way,

508
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he's Denzel Washington's son, really fine actor in his own part,

509
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John David Washington.

510
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He's forty one. He was also in a movie called

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The Creator.

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That was one of those movies that I saw the

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trailer for it when that first came out, and I

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was like, oh, hey, that looks pretty interesting. It's you know,

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it's basically it's a movie about AI robots and stuff

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and then trying to live as humans and whether or

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not they.

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Should be allowed to. And I liked it.

519
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I thought it looked good and then I watched it

520
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and it's really just a really epic, meh movie.

521
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Saw the movie and yes, you are absolutely correct, that

522
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is an epic myth. Yeah, are more so one of

523
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those that you get to the end and you're like, really,

524
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that's how you did it.

525
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It's kind of a let down. Yeah, So keep that

526
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in mind. Whatever Trey says that I have terrible taste

527
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in movies, I do have terrible taste in movies, but

528
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only the ones that are bad, that are so bad

529
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that I like them. When it comes to regular mainstream movies,

530
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I feel like I'm a pretty good litmus test. You

531
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can you can trust my opinions on these things. Afroman

532
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turns fifty one his big hit because I Got High

533
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and it is he has ridden that wave all the

534
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way to now, and good on him for it. If

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you had to be a one hit wonder tray, would

536
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you rather be known for tub thumping like Chumbawamba is

537
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or because I Got high the way Afroman is known.

538
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That's a tough one, it really is.

539
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Because on the cool side, you would think because I

540
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got high by Afroman. But if you're thinking monetarily, I

541
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got to feel in Chumba Wamba sees more money out

542
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of their hit than Afroman does.

543
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Oh, no doubt, uh, especially globally. Yeah, that's tub thumping. Yeah,

544
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was a thing. But at the same time, man, Chumbawamba's

545
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even got it has to be tired of that one.

546
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Yeah, if I remember right, And I don't have the

547
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inclination or the care to actually look this up, but

548
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I think Chumbawamba was sort of a European supergroup. I

549
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think that had pieces from other bands that were formed.

550
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Again I don't I don't care enough to actually verify that.

551
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That's just what I think how I remember it. I

552
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will say this though, when when Chumba Bumba and tub

553
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thumping comes on in a bar or a restaurant. No

554
00:34:43.199 --> 00:34:46.719
one's mad about it. Everyone recognizes it, but no one's

555
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singing along. Now, if you're in if you're in a

556
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if you're in a fun night spot, and because I

557
00:34:51.480 --> 00:34:54.199
got high comes on, everybody's singing.

558
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Yeah.

559
00:34:56.360 --> 00:35:00.000
Yeah, well yeah, there's definitely Uh, of all the bars

560
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songs you want to sing along with, it's hepdumping, It's

561
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not one of them.

562
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And that's one that that I appreciate as well. Even

563
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though I've recently learned that I don't do marijuana, well

564
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I'll still sing the song.

565
00:35:13.719 --> 00:35:17.639
Yeah, I mean you do booze just fine.

566
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Thank you, Trey, Thank you for recognizing my go get her.

567
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Attitude, my overachieving self. Also, Elizabeth Berkley turns fifty three today. Sure,

568
00:35:35.800 --> 00:35:38.679
she's probably best known as caffeine pill popping Jesse on

569
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Saved by the Bell, but she also had one of

570
00:35:40.960 --> 00:35:44.360
the most epic sex scenes in Showgirls, in which she's

571
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basically waterboarded by Kyle McLoughlin.

572
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I that movie, God, the movie is so bad. I mean.

573
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Ever want to see just an absolute class in how

574
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to just completely ruin your career?

575
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Elizabeth?

576
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Uh?

577
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Is that that is a just grade a you know,

578
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saved by the bell. You're a huge star, then you

579
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want to make something risky, really get away from from

580
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the Jesse role of.

581
00:36:21.480 --> 00:36:22.840
You know, she should have done porn.

582
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You're right, that would have been more widely accepted.

583
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Yeah, I mean it worked for screechtboard from the Screech.

584
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The Treehouse Show. Last little bit here inside the show.

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This story is at this point, I think it might

596
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be almost two weeks old, but the subject of the

597
00:37:32.199 --> 00:37:38.320
story is millions of years in the making. Okay, I'm

598
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a huge fan of astronomy, and I love our solar

599
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system and it's fascinating to me. Despite the fact that

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I understand next to nothing about it. I'm still fascinated

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by it, and I appreciate it, especially when I see

602
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a headline as legendary as this.

603
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Or probe of Uranus. See, you know, it's off to

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a good start.

605
00:38:01.760 --> 00:38:05.400
A probe of Uranus finally reveals where the distant planet

606
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gets its heat. Researchers from the University of Houston Go

607
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Cougars launched a deep probe of Uranus's data and determined

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that the gas giant is actually warmed from deep.

609
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Deep inside. Because, of course it is.

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From a scientific perspective, this study helps us better understand

611
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Uranus and other giant gas planets. That is the quote

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from the University of Houston's Department of Earth and Asthmas

613
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and Atmospheric Sciences. Doctor you want to guess what his

614
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name is? Trey No, doctor Wang.

615
00:38:55.440 --> 00:38:58.360
Of course, I guess you got to be.

616
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With a name like that, What other planet would you

617
00:39:02.079 --> 00:39:11.159
probe so vigorously. I am only a little bit ashamed

618
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of all of that.

619
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The point is, I knew what it was gonna be

620
00:39:15.239 --> 00:39:18.519
before I even read the story, just seeing the headline.

621
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You know, Probe of Uranus finally reveals where the distant

622
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planet gets its heat.

623
00:39:24.760 --> 00:39:27.719
You know it's gonna be from deep inside. And then

624
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it is.

625
00:39:28.880 --> 00:39:31.559
I thought Uranus was an ice I thought that was

626
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an ice planet.

627
00:39:32.599 --> 00:39:36.360
Not I think that's Neptune.

628
00:39:38.599 --> 00:39:39.400
I thought it was both.

629
00:39:40.000 --> 00:39:43.840
Yeah, because there was also there's a story rolling around

630
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that they possibly found another planet in our solar system.

631
00:39:47.199 --> 00:39:49.920
Oh that's the one that's the ice planet, and they've

632
00:39:49.960 --> 00:39:50.760
named it Yuvolva.

633
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By the way, if anyone ever asks you why it.

634
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Is you have a hard time dating over fifty, just

635
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play them that clip.

636
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I want to be ashamed of you, but that was

637
00:40:17.639 --> 00:40:18.159
just too good.

638
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I thank you, I thank you deeply.

639
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Happy belated birthday once again to our dear trade Trenholm.

640
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My gift to you is Uvolva. We'll see you tomorrow.

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