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It is time believe your worries outside, laugh with us
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inside the treehouse. I'm Dan ol Malley along with Trey
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Trenholm and Raj Sharma on Thursday, January twenty third, two
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thousand twenty five, almost at the end of a.
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Historic week.
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For the country, not just for us, for all of
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us in the United States. I am, on one hand,
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talking about the record snow that hit so many of
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our great southern states. Looking through the news, it would
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seem like there was blanketed snow across the entirety of
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the country. That's not entirely the case, clearly, because I
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think southern California is still on the warm side. But
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a lot of the Gulf States got record breaking snow.
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I saw, you know, some pictures and video over the
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last couple of days that I never really expected to see,
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like snow on the beach in Galveston, Like actual snow,
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not drugs that had washed up from the Gulf.
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Yeah, first time since I think they said sixty.
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Eight Houston, that said Houston got snow for the first
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time in fifteen years, or a certain amount of snow
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for the first time in fifteen years. New Orleans broke
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its previous record for snowfall really was crazy. Over two
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thousand flights were canceled on Tuesday. Sixteen hundred flights were
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canceled Wednesday, and people are calling it a once in
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a lifetime snow Store's.
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What was even funnier is we finally found a city
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less prepared for snow and ice than Dallas.
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Mm hmm, Houston.
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Yea, yay, someone else took the crown.
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I don't know if y'all saw their public spokesperson, They're like,
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we don't have snow plials.
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We have no reason too. Yeah, don't nate them. It's dumb.
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Oh. I had friends of mine posting on their their
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Facebook like I don't have like a warm like a
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warm enough coat or uh, you know, shoes that will
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handle this kind of weather. So they just stayed indoors
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because they didn't have the gear.
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Yeah, it makes sense. Don't fight it.
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Sometimes Mother nature makes decisions, are you, So just keep
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your happy ass at home. And really, I don't think
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it's really going to affect a whole lot because I
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mean a lot of a lot of the Gulf States
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in addition to the Texas Coast.
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I mean, most of it's fine now. It's all pretty
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much is gone away.
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It's not like it's not like you have to worry
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about it sticking around for very long.
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Yeah.
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I think there's still snow on the ground in Houston.
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It might melt tonight or tomorrow. I think the temperature
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like gets up where it' all melt away and it
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won't freeze overnight. So that's a good thing.
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Yeah, I just I see it as some people just
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need to embrace. Some people just need to embrace the chaos.
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Just you know it.
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Just don't go anywhere, kick your feet up.
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You're not going to be You're not really stranded, but
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just don't force it. You know, you don't have the
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coat for that temperature. Don't go outside, you don't have
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the shoes to walk on it. Don't go outside, don't
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drive in kind of a.
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Yeah, but I'm not. I'm that guy that's like looks
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in the fridge and forgets that it's about to snow. Like,
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you know what, I'll go to the grocery store tomorrow.
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I don't have anything right now, but whatever, I'll go tomorrow.
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And then it snows like that and then and I'm
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just eating like saltines and and like nuts, like, that's
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that's all I have left you, just.
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Your your groceries are day by day, yeah, exactly.
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Some of the snowfall accumulations were actually pretty impressive in Florida.
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Eight point eight inches of snow in Milton, Florida, which
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is just north of Pensacola, so that's in the Panhandle.
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Southeast part of Houston saw over four inches. Mobile, Alabama
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and Pensacola, Florida saw all time record highs with seven
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and a half in inches and seven point six inches respectively.
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I think that's respectable amount of inches.
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Right, what's seven and a half and seven point six
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mm hmm.
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Difference of point one one?
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Okay, one tenth of an inch?
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Man? All right?
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You know you know where one tenth of an inch
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makes a difference in snow accumulation and men's ego that
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one tenth of an inch is bragging rights.
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And what's the pisser is? They got actual snow, not
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like you know, the normal ice crap.
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We get right, They got honest to goodness snow. In
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New Orleans.
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They were even able to uh create like Mardi Gras
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men instead of just traditional snow men.
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What's what's the what's the difference. Beads. Oh okay, I
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was just gonna say, this is the snowman's just hammered.
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Well yeah, yeah, uh beads and the little the Jester
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type hat with the purple and yellow. That's that's one
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photo I saw a New Orleans snowman. That's what a
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New Orleans snowman looks like a man with a hurricane exactly,
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just throwing all sorts of caution to the wind.
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I've never seen a snowman throw up before.
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Well, if there's ever a place that you would see it,
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New Orleans, New Orleans. Speaking of Louisiana, Baton Rouge saw
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seven point six inches and New Orleans saw eight.
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Lafayette, however, got bragging rights with nine inches.
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Wow.
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By the way, I mentioned how New Orleans had broken
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their previous record for the most snowfall. The new record
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is now eight inches the previous record set in nineteen
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sixty three, A wopping two point seven wow. Almost four
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times more snow in one event from the previous record.
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So well done, mother Nature, good job.
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M h.
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While all of that is amazing, I'm still kind of
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reeling over something I just saw. And this is completely
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unrelated other than the fact, it's just kind of amazing.
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And that is I just saw online that iPhones with
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TikTok installed on them are selling on eBay for like
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fifty thousand dollars. Exactly my face too, Trey, Why is
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that such a valuable thing? Roger' making the same face
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as well. That or you just farted and you're wondering,
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or maybe someone else farted and you're wondering.
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Who. No, I learned how to fart clean.
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Thanks to the previous episode of The Treehouse. Mm hm,
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excellent callback, sir. Yeah.
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iPhones with a TikTok app are being listed on eBay
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for thousands of dollars. TikTok's app has yet to reappear
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on Apple's App Store or Google Play since it briefly
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went dark Saturday into Sunday, so I guess that's the
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reason why. But according to this that there's there's some
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there's a there's one listing that has an iPhone for
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nearly fifty thousand dollars just because it has the TikTok
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app installed on it.
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Apple won't won't put TikTok back in the Ice store
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the App store until the sale goes through.
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That's why okay, so you can't. So if you're if
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you're trying to be new to TikTok, you can't do it.
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You can't go and download the app. That's what. Okay,
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that makes sense?
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Yeah, interesting.
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Turn out. Well, if you guys can't reach me tomorrow,
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you'll know what.
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I'll remember that when when tomorrow comes, that's for sure. Yeah,
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I just I initially saw that. I was like, why,
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why are like I've got it on my phone? Why
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is that a valuable thing? And then I saw it
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down below. Oh, it's because some people can't get it. Well,
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I guess some executive orders don't carry all the weight
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you think they do.
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M hmm, yeah, that's wild. Okay, so you so maybe
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that's what it was. Maybe it's the existing people when
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it came back up, you have your account still, and you.
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Know what, if you got an old Yeah, if you
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got an old phone, you don't need the one you've.
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Got, or whatever the case is.
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You want to make a quick buck, I got throw
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your phone on eBay and see if you get any
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idiots to buy it for tens of thousands of dollars.
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Yeah, for sure.
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I think I'm about to open up a few boxes
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to see if I got an old phones lying around.
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course people on their roofs decorating for the holidays. Many
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people already have decorated, which means they're going to take
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them down soon. And is that when they're going to
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discover that maybe they did little damage to their roof
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when they put up Santa Claus and his reindeer man.
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It is that time of the year. Merry Christmas to
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you and everybody listening. And yes, sir, we see a
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lot of roof damage, especially around the edges of the
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people's homes. A lot of people will skirt around the
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sides because they get scared about going too far up
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and they kind of hold themselves up around the edge
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as they're plugging the lights around, or they'll hold the
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ladder against the side of the roof and they'll damage
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the shingles all the way around the edges. So there's
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a lot of things that happen to shingles, and it
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may not damage it right away enough to leak, but
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it's going to potentially put it there. So we always
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suggest having your roof checked out once a year, at
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least obviously for all the weather that we have, but
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especially if you know you've had people on top of
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your roof hanging lights or decorations, or you know you
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Daniel Maley, Trey Trenholm, and Rod Sharmer with you inside
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the Treehouse on Thursday, January twenty third, twenty twenty five.
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I mentioned in the first segment it's been a historic week,
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not just because of the record snowfall hitting the South,
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but also because new president, new administration, all sorts of
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stuff going on.
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And speaking of.
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The new president, the new administration, I know lots of
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people talk about all the you know, the various aspects
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of it fashion, notwithstanding we're not a fashion show. But
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I did notice that, uh, some of Trump's folks seem
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to be cause playing a little bit like anybody else.
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Noticed that Baron Trump, Trump's very tall son looked a
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lot like uh Gordon Gecko from Wall Street.
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Oh, I was going to more American psycho.
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Oh, I guess I could see that. Yeah, so that's
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the third option. He's six eight yeah.
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Uh yeah.
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When I first saw when he was sitting there, and
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it was like a profile when they when they showed
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him at first, he looked like Grew uh from unspicable
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to me, I thought he looked like Grew had like
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the same shape nose and everything.
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But then he stood up and he's obviously freakishly tall.
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Good for him, but I thought, my god, he looks
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like Michael Douglass in Wall Street.
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Now I see what you're saying, Ra.
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The third option would have been uh America American psycho.
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Yeah.
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Yeah, Melania looked a little bit like the Hamburglar.
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Anybody else think that or is that just me?
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I thought Hamburgler? And then when I saw the picture
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where he's where she's holding the Bible that he didn't
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put his hand on when he took the oath, and
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I was like, oh, she looks like white.
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My other My other thought was Zoro.
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That's a good one too.
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I mean it's the same style.
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Yeah, look, if it gets the job done, I don't
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care what you dress like.
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He turns around to walk away and there's just an
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m in his back.
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Well, I mean Biden still looked like what's Jeff Dunham's puppet,
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the little old Man Walter Walter? Yeah, I still think