Why did Trey Give Up on Dating? | It's FRIDAY! 45

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It is time to leave your worries
outside and laugh with us inside the treehouse.

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I'm Daniel Malley along with Trey Trenholm
and Raj Sharma on this episode Drop

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Day of Fred Day, July twelfth, twenty twenty four. Let's get stupid.

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We have a lot to get to
today in this action packed Friday show,

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such as answering the question who truly
has the power? Where's the biggest

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trash heap on Earth? And a
very special dedication for Raj home defense that

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you can get on board with because
you're not a gun guy. So I've

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found a home defense security protocol specifically
for you that I think. I think

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you'll enjoy it. Anyone trying to
get you in your home, however,

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would not. Nobody's trying to get
me, nobody's trying to get you.

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Nobody's trying to get anybody. That's
what people say until they got god right,

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Tray, yep, I don't have
what do you? What do you

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want? What do you? What
do you want from me? You're not

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gonna get anything. You're gonna want
this, trust me, Just trust me,

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you're gonna want this. Okay.
Before we get to any of that,

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we're also gonna do some birthdays because
that's important to everybody, and by

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everybody, I mean some people,
but important enough that we do it.

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And before we even get to birthdays, something even more important, because we've

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been sitting on this for about a
week, and if the audio of this

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is any indication she don't like waiting
around. Trey posted the other day a

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wonderful little video as an example why
he doesn't date anymore. Dare I say

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that Trey posted the best example of
why he doesn't date anymore. Yeah,

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And before we get to that,
I think we must first ask an important

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question, which is why did you
give up on dating in general? Trey?

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Uh, just everything today is so
polarized, like, uh, you

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know, if you don't if you
don't agree with someone's politics, they don't

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want to date. Like if you
don't if you don't see that thing like

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COVID. You know, during COVID, it was if you believed in the

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you know, there were two camps, if you believe in the vaccine or

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if you didn't. And you know, if you didn't believe in the vaccine,

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they didn't want anything to do if
you had had the vaccine vice versa.

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Just stuff like that everything is so
polarizing, and uh, I'm just

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I've gotten to a point. I
know I attract crazy. I know I'm

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attracted too crazy. I know I
make them crazier, and uh, at

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a certain point, I'm just I'm
happy, peace and quiet with a Daisy

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Julius and myself. It sounds to
me like Trey, you are the vaccine.

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I think they should have a a
dating site for uh, for that

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where you can like, you know
what, I like, crazy bitches,

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and then you can just go on
and and I mean, I know they

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already it's called OnlyFans, but I'm
just saying one that you can actually,

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uh like swipe and date and find
your type of crazy, like actual dating,

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not just virtual you know, relationship
type stuff. I had a girl

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in the bar, I think it
was Saturday night, so crazy and she

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was a ten ten on the Hot
Crazy Matrix. Holy okay, wait wait

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we have to do this in the
traditional comedic way. So Trey start that

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over was so crazy, and then
Roger, you know what to do?

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She was so crazy? How crazy
was she? Everybody? Good job?

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She was a ten ten on the
Hot Crazy Matrix. Whoa wow, those

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are hard to find yeah, I
mean five to ten blonde, gorgeous Eastern

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European. I had to kick her
out because she was drunk and she was

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trying to bang pretty much anyone in
the bar, male or female. Wow.

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Okay, And the downside here,
downside is the first thing was is

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that she started hitting on a black
gentleman whose date promptly went and told our

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security guy, Hey, if you
don't get this girl off, my man,

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I'm a whipper ass. Okay,
I like it, and so I

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took her. I got her out
of the bar. I ended up.

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I walked her three blocks down to
another bar, just to try to get

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her away from mine. And in
that three blocks she complimented me, insulted

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me, she laughed, she cried, she you know, told me I

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was wonderful, told me I was
a dick, just just ran the gauntlet

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of every just back and forth,
back and forth. I mean, I

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said she cried like she laughed and
cried. And so basically, what you're

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telling us is you're in love and
they're getting married this weekend. If she

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if she lived in Dallas, maybe, but she was going back home to

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Utah the next time. Sure,
I'm sure that's what she calls the facility.

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No, she calls it Utah.
She just conveniently leaves off the remainder

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of the name of the hospital.
Yeah, here's the problem. If she's

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legitimately from Utah. The reason she
got the way she was at your bar

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is because you guys actually pour an
actual drink. No no, no,

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Oh, she came in hot like
she she she walked in and almost mounted

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my security guy. Oh she was
from Azerbaijan. Oh yeah, there we

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go, a press girl living in
Utah. Well, and and I'm gonna

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guess she wasn't judging by her dress
and accouterments, her shiit her dad as

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a big oil guy, and I
would tend to believe it. Oh yeah,

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I'm sure. Yeah, so spoiled. But yeah, actually have a

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lot of daddy issues. That was
what I learned in three three blocks.

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So how you're not perfect for this
situation. I'm honestly wondering if we're actually

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is there enough time for you to
send out invitations for us to receive an

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R s v P or is this
immediate wedding? Uh yeah, I I

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she did put her number in my
phone, so you know we'll call her.

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Uh yeah, maybe down the road. I'll shoot her a text.

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I doubt she remembers me, but
she doesn't have down the road time.

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I think. I think the I
think the the weekend passes or the release

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schedule that's offered by the Arkham Asylum
for the Criminally Insane Utah branch. It's

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very strict, and so your window
might be pretty pretty small there. Yeah.

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I think they call it a tabernacle
and U to You're going to have

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your running through the airport moment,
but yours is going to be more of

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like a greyhound uh or a megabus
kind of situation where she's trying to get

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back to Utah with fourteen dollars.
Uh. So I would, I would,

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I would jump on it now,
buddy, you know she's ready to

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move in, like if you,
if you, if you, guys go

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out like she's got her gear in
the car. I'm worried that she's gonna

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do more than just move into Trey's
place. I'm afraid that she's just going

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to move into his skin. She
was so crazy that it at a certain

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point it ceased being a turn on
it, and then I was kind of

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turned off and a little scared.
She wow went so far past. She

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went so crazy she scared your boner
away. Yeah wow, that sucks.

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Okay, well wait by b wait
wait did it or was the boner?

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What your head was like? Okay, this is this is a major red

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flag, but you still had the
stiffy now. I literally I walked her

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down to another bar and then by
the time we got there, I was

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like, I gotta get back to
work. Oh wow, you know what

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the irony is in this situation,
Raj. That is the best relationship Trey

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has had in years. Yes,
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hey, I'm kind of interviewing a
bunch of you guys trying to find

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the best deal, what's your response? Well, you know what that just

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happened. We were called out.
She got a referral from us from a

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previous client, and she says,
hey, I've talked to a couple of

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guys, but your name came up
and I'd love to meet you. So

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I drove out there inspected her property. She already has an active insurance claim,

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She goes, she goes, everything
you're saying is sounding great, and

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she goes, but I'm just confused. She goes, I just I don't

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know how to find the best deal. And I said, well, ma'am,

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I go, this is an insurance
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be worrying about the best deal or
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And she goes, well, yeah, I definitely want a good contract.

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I go, then you're looking at
these interviews the wrong way. You

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need to make sure that your home's
going to get taken care of the very

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best way possible, with the highest
integrity and great warranties. I go,

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that's the way you should be looking
at this now, and she goes,

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Now, now that you say that, that totally makes sense. And so

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I just think a lot of people
get wrapped up in this whole thing about

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estimates and I'm trying to get the
cheapest guy. And sometimes cheap is not

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good. Yeah, in my life
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com. So now let's get to
the guts of an example, one of

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the greatest examples of all time that
Trey posted on social media as to why

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he has given up on dating.
Now that we're fully armed with why he's

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given up on love, now we
should dip into why he's given up on

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dating in this specific scenario, and
that is when the ex girlfriend rings the

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doorbell camera of the ex boyfriend and
asks where have you been, even though

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she told him not to contact her
anymore? M Kay, Yeah, that

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shows up. I have to come
all the way yere on my day off.

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Let's also point out very quickly on
this doorbell camera video that before I

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even heard the video, when I
saw Trey post this on Instagram, I

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looked at the background and thought,
Hey, those houses look kind of British

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and the female subject in question is
a very pretty black lady. So I

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was like, Oh, I wonder
if she has an English accent, and

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just because you haven't texted me,
she does. I don't know why I

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felt the need to point that out, but it made me feel good,

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so I felt like sharing it with
you. So anyway, back to the

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crazy on my day off, just
because you haven't texted me? Sorry,

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what why do you act like that? Well? Because you but why are

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you here because you haven't said anything
to me for the past two weeks.

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Have you seen me? Okay,
but you told me to not to not

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contact to anymore. That doesn't mean
don't contact me. You don't like Yes,

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I've dated the American version of her, The Ricky Gervase version is way

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better. Oh that really, to
me is like if this was a movie,

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that would be one of the all
time classic lines from film. Why

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haven't you in contacted me? You
told me not to That doesn't mean,

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that doesn't mean don't contact me.
It's just so good, it really is

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frightening. Back to this. Okay, have you seen me? Okay,

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but you told me to not to
not contact to anymore. That doesn't mean,

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don't contact me? Like, are
you actually thick? You said to

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me you would appreciate no further contact. You broke up with me, that

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was me then two weeks to even
care about my life as to be dead

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for all year and you just don't
care. Don't care about my family,

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don't care about my pet, you
don't care about my cat that you love

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so much. Okay, how am
I supposed to contact you yet? When

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you've blocked me? You blocked me
off Instagram, blocked my phone? How

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was I supposed to contact you?
You're acting like you don't know where I

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lived. You could have come,
you could have you could have emailed me.

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I've got another Instagram. I've got
three Instagram accounts and we have an

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a contact with me. How dare
you? That may be my favorite part?

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You blocked me on Instagram. Baby, I've got more accounts. You're

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just not trying hard enough, you
know, acting like you don't know my

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aliases and I like that, Like
you can just show up at my house.

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Yeah, that's how people get shot
and or her arrested. Yeah,

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yeah, she's she's turned it to
eleven. I like her. Well,

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that's the thing that to me that's
yet. That's another special angle on this

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is that it's a fight really just
between the ex girlfriend at her boyfriend.

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The boyfriend's like why are you?
But it's all still very British. If

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this was the American version, it'd
be way louder. Yeah, also can

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like just for the neighbor, because
this is how my brain works, Like

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I just see the neighbors like is
she talking? Is that crazy bitch talking

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to the door, Like that's what
that's what it looks like. Can she

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see like is it one of those
cameras where she can see his face?

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It is still on the door,
but like she looks like she's making eye

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contact, or she's done this so
many times she knows where to look.

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That's an excellent point. Yeah,
she knows, she knows right there is.

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Yeah, it's the sweet spot to
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him that he's in the wrong here. What do you mean? How dare

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are you? Bought me? You
taught me to not contact you. I've

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literally been waiting for two weeks and
you still haven't said anything to me.

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I'm yet because when I tried to
message you and when I tried to call

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you, you just ignored me.
I think, after text after text after

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text, and then you send me
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saying all of the feelings aren't the
same anymore, and now you'd appreciate for

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me, for me to leave you
alone. I don't know why you hate

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me so much. I was waiting
for it. I was wondering where that

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line was going to come in.
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uh that uh, that kind of
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of that. It just you know, the Atlantic can't stop that kind of

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crazy. No, no, that
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has been used on me of me
too. But I'm just like the Atlantic

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has sank the Titanic. It can't
think crazy crazy makes it to port on

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time, if anything, a little
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Just drop the sea word in the
Turbo Express. Look at that. It

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looks like there's more than one person
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that's a I've had the that's why
you hate me so much. You don't

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even care about me. Yeah,
okay, well you left. I like

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how she got dressed, Like she
got dressed, and she's like, I'm

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gonna talk to that door. You'll
see you'll love me again. I don't

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know how it ends, but I
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I know what happened. He went
back to her. It has to

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be. It has to be that
he went back. Does he go back

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to her Trey? I'm gonna guess
he thought about it. I'm gonna guess

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he probably posted that video just to
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There you go. Oh, he
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smart. Let's skip to the end. See what happens. Well, yeah,

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I don't want to. I hate
you. Oh that was actually a

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perfect uh skip ahead? Why do
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so much? You gotta you gotta
give credit to the crying. It's so

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it's so good. You can come
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calm down and speak to me.
I don't want to. I hate you,

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so book I think the medicine is
kicking him now. Mm hmmm,

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book me up. But you booked
me? I mean uh oh, we

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run out of logic. Oh,
that that was that was empty long ago.

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You on blocks right now? Which
account she's got to toggle between all

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of them? You're on blocked.
This one says I have to pay five

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ninety nine. Oh bollocks, you're
in the tree house. Visit us online

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at Treehouse on Air dot com.
Two one, four, three six eight

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thirty eight thirty eight. That is
the phone number to reach Jacqueline at Brooks

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Plumbing for any and all of those
plumbing wants and needs the website Brooks Plumbingtexas

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dot com. We talk a lot
about the need side of things with the

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plumbing business. Typically, when you
get a call someone's in distress, there's

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an emergency. I'm wondering, what's
a really fun want on the plumbing side

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that someone will call you with and
you get and you just get excited and

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you're like, yeah, let's do
this. Okay. So this is an

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unfair question because I'm a woman,
so I look at plumbing differently. So

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for me, a pot filler,
which is basically it's a waterline that gets

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run to basically above your stove and
there's a faucet that exists solely so you

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can swing that sucker out and fill
a pot without having to walk the pot

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from the sink to the stove,
which is the world's most ridiculous first world

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convenience. But to me as a
woman, that's very exciting, which is

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stupid because I've never filled a pot
so big that I couldn't just walk it.

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Clearly, it's the first world conveniences
that tickle my fancy. So people

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are now installing essentially dog washing stations
in their utility room. So it's like

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a really you think about if you
take your dog to the place where you

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can put there's like a little hop
up step and you put them in the

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little compartment and you use their their
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They're doing that, but it's like
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off of the mudroom, and it's
got a almost commercial grade veggie sprayer like

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you would see in a restaurant,
and it's just meant for washing your dog.

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that. But that is a first
world convenience. Your own dog log there,

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you just heard it. Jacqueline said
she wants that project, so give

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her a call. Two one,
four, three, six, eight,

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thirty eight, thirty eight and again
that website Brooks Plumbing Texas dot com.

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of Your plumbing wants and needs called
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thirty eight thirty eight. That's two
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thirty eight. I say want or
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thing you want to do, uh
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a garbage disposal in the scene.
It was like, well, I live

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in I live in America, damn
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only have a garbage disposal in there, but one that could, you know,

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chew up a beaver dam if I
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uh? Or if it's in need, like when I had a slight sewer

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leak, Brooks Plumbing was there next
day and fix that for me. So

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there you go. Two one fourth
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Texas dot Com. Ah, you
know what it's time for, right,

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yes? Oh yeah, okay,
just make sure it is a time

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for birthdays. Today is Friday,
July twelfth, two thousand, twenty four.

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Birthdays Today from the marvelous missus Bezel
Rachel Brosnahan turns thirty three. That

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is what she is best known as, although that will change, I believe

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next year when she debuts as Lois
Lane in the upcoming Superman Legacy movie that

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will be part of the new DC
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So that'll be interesting to see how
the new Superman goes. It's very Christopher

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Reevish. I'm just saying, I
don't know if you've seen some of the

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pictures. I've seen some. Yeah, my algorithms keep showing me, you

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know, nerdy stuff like, Okay, here's a here's a shot of whatever

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the actor's name is playing Superman in
a Superman outfit, and everyone's like,

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oh, looks terrible, looks like
garbage. Blah blah blah blah blah.

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Sorry, Alex Jones is also in
it. I saw a story and I

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don't know if it's true. Or
not that Christopher Reeve's son is going to

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have a small part in it,
and it's like a newspaper reporter. Yeah,

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he looks remarkably like his dad.
Really yeah, yeah, yeah,

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but he is. I thought they
were trying to get him to play Jimmy

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Wilson, but I don't know.
Yes, that that Yes, that was

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it. Okay, Yeah, so
I think he is playing Jimmy Wilson,

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which is very cool that his son's
going to be in that, which is

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one of those things that Hollywood's doing
now because I don't know if you've seen

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the Sopranos pretquel, but that's James
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I did. I did remember hearing
about that. I didn't watch the

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prequel, but I remember thinking,
oh, that's a cool thing, getting

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him to take the role that his
dad made famous. Yeah, it's working

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in baseball and basketball. Nepotism lives. Oh, Nepotism is strongest in two

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industries, right, Hollywood and sports. Oh. If there was no nepotism,

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you wouldn't have any more Bollywood movies. That'd be over, Like they

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couldn't get their kids in I mean
their whole thing is like there's one family

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that runs that's in every movie.
Like that's just a fact, Like they're

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in all the stuff. It's pretty
impressive. So yeah, the entertainment industry

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very much so because uh, you
know, you you put Kate Hudson,

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she can't she's not good. She's
not good at the acting. Well her

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parents or so that's what is she
not? Like I like Kate, she's

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the same person in every movie.
Well, that can be said about a

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number of people. Look at Vince, I say, okay again, point

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noted correct, Like I don't look
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if anyone's really looking at someone like
say, when I like Vince Vaughan,

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who in essence plays the same you
know, it's him just with a different

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name. Right, he basically plays
the same thing in every film. No

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one's gonna go out there and say, oh my god, what a fine

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actor. But he is a star. And to me, that's the difference.

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got the actors. Yeah, you
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you get, you know, the
mega talents, like say at Denzel Washington.

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Yes, okay, I agree with
that. She is. She is

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very much a star. She's not
an actor. I thought she there was

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a genre of kind of late nineties
early two thousand kind of rom com movies

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where she was good and yes,
she was the same person in every single

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that's the movies were good. I
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category basically of yeah, there you
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Yeah, this generation or our generations, Drew Barrymore was still ours. So

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yeah, but yeah, that's that's
who. That'd be perfectly fair to put

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her in that thing. Letty from
The Fast and the Furious movies. Michelle

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Rodriguez, she is forty five.
She's also in the Resident Evil movies.

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She was avatar also on Lost of
course tof Ford Grace from that seventies show,

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and Venom in Spider Man three.
He is forty six today. Wow

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WWE Superstar brock lesnar forty seven.
There's also Christi Yamaguchi, Olympic Golden Medalist

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and Dancing with the Stars champion she
won the sixth season. She is fifty

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three today, and Young Hun Lee
is fifty four. He plays the T

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one thousand and Terminator Genesis Billy Rocks
in the Magnificent Seven remake, which,

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if you guys have not seen the
Magnificent Seven remake, interestingly enough, headed

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up by Denzel Washington, who just
got mentioned here on the show. It

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is wonderful And he also played storm
Shadow in the Gi Joe movies. Gotch

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And Richard Simmons is seventy six.
Oh, supposedly nobody's seen him, so

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he could be dead. I don't
think he's dead. No, I think

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he's just got one of those like
quote assistants that's just like now, like

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about ten years ago figured out like, hey, I can steal all his

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money if I just keep him trapped
in a closet or just in a box

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in a basement. And so,
but how much money does Richard Simmons really

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have? That if he has a
rogue assistant siphoning money off of him,

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Like, how long can that truly
last? Uh? There, he had

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a lot of money, yeah,
really yeah, sweating to the oldies.

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They made a lot of money.
I mean yeah, I mean his house

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is in the hills, in the
Hollywood Hills, and I'm guessing it's in

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the like four to five million six
million dollar range. I would imagine he's

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one of the few residents of the
Hollywood Hills that he can say his house

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was built on the backs of old
women. There's a lot of producers that

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can say that his just wasn't sexual. Last I'm saying old women. Yes,

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yeah, he put a lot of
He put a lot of new balances

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on a lot of feet, That's
what he did. But yeah, my

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grandmother was one of them. Oh
she did. She had swept to the

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oldies. Letterman and him were really
good friends, Like he was on Letterman

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all the time. Yeah, yeah, my grandmother would she'd sit in her

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recliner, eat a half gallon tub
of bluebell butter pecan ice cream and watch

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sweating to the oldies. That was
target demographic at least at least was bluebell

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ice cream and like a half a
roast, And she wasn't meat sweating to

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the oldies. You know, well, that actually would have been a more

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optimal nutritional plan, insulin shock to
the oldies. Revive me with Richard Simmons.

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All right, Raj, I know
you're not a gun guy. So

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when Trey found this story, I
immediately thought this would be perfect for your

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home defense scenario. Okay, okay, I mean it. Okay, I'm

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listening. I'm all okay, hear
me out. Okay. Meth fueled attack

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squirrel. Okay. How does it
know not to attack me because you give

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it the myth? Yes, because
methods are not known to turn on their

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dealers. That's a squirrel. That's
why you used the squirrel and not a

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meth human. Let me give you
some more context. An Alabama man accused

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of keeping meth fueled attack squirrel is
facing new charges. Mickey Palk was arrested

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in twenty nineteen after authorities received a
tip about the allegedly drugged squirrel. Aside

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from the rodent, police also found
body armor and meth. Yeah. His

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new charges, though in a trial, have been delayed. NBC affiliate reported

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last Monday that he was set to
start a bench trial that continued until the

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end of February because because his attorney
was not there. After his arrest in

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twenty nineteen, he was charged with
possession of a wild animal, stolen property,

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and weapon possession by a felon,
and the Limestone County Sheriff's Office relieved

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released images of the attack squirrel.
Just to give you a quick synopsis of

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it. It just looks like a
normal squirrel because it's in their custody,

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so it's not currently on the meth. It's been detoxed. Yeah. No,

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See that's the point in the story
where I would if you were if

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this was an actual live news show, I would have switched out just as

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a prank for you know, because
we're buddies. I would have switched it

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out for just a picture of Gary
Busey, because if a meth fuel squirrel

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were to come to life be him, it would be the abuse. Okay,

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then I have an impromptu question for
you, gentlemen. If you had

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to face off f match against a
meth fueled attack squirrel or Gary Busey,

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which one are you choosing as your
opponent. I'll go with the meth fueled

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squirrel because it'll be more coherent,
it might be more suggestive to reason.

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But I mean if you do go
with Musy, I mean, he might

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end up fighting your car next to
you, thinking that's you, and then

408
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you can just kind of politely walk
away. Yeah. I'm gonna go with

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the squirrel as well, because at
least the myth has a chance to eat

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away those front teeth of the squirrel
teeth are impervious. You're listening to the

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Treehouse. Visit us online that tree
House on Air. You're in the Treehouse.

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Visit us online at Treehouseonair dot com. I would be remiss if I

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did not mention the Treehouse Pool Party
that is happening Saturday, July twenty seventh,

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from one to four pm issue at
the Fraternal Order of Eagles in Dallas.

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It's on Arturo Boulevard in Dallas.
It is the Treehouse Pool Party one

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to four pm. It'll be a
live taping of this hair show that you

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can come and witness and kind of
play along with. I have a couple

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of ideas for things that we're going
to do that will be interactive with everyone

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that is in attendance. So it's
a huge benefit for you to come and

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watch the show. Jump in the
pool if you feel like it. Drinks

421
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at the bar. There's an indoor
bar, outdoor bar, a grill where

422
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they're selling food and all sorts of
stuff. Volleyball saying, volleyball, kids

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pool, adults. Pool Caban is
available for rent. If you've never been

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to the Fraternal Order of Eagles in
Dallas, which most people just refer to

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as the Foe. It is a
rocking spot, especially in the summer when

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they open up their pool to the
public. When if you've ever been in

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a scenario where you live someplace that
does not have a pool and it's one

428
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hundred million degrees in Texas and you
want to get in a pool and you

429
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don't know anybody with one, and
you can't sneak into somebody else's apartment complex.

430
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You go to the FOE and you
have a great time. Yes,

431
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And it's very inexpensive, and it
all goes to I believe for their charity,

432
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which is Eagles. No, I
have no idea what they do.

433
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They're very charity, very charity forward
at the Fraternal Order of Eagles, and

434
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we're working on that being a charity
component for the foundation is well. So

435
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it'll be a big day at the
FOE in Dallas Saturday, July twenty seventh.

436
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And as if all that stuff already
isn't cool enough, We're also going

437
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to be celebrating Trey's birthday and and
I like Trey's vulcan eyebrow raised like I'm

438
00:36:15.880 --> 00:36:21.840
going to celebrating true. We're also
going to have Treehouse merch, very special

439
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Treehouse merch that Trey got a prototype
of in the mail. Don't share yet

440
00:36:29.440 --> 00:36:30.639
exactly what it is. I want
it to be somewhat of a surprise at

441
00:36:30.679 --> 00:36:37.800
the event. But it's more than
just our logo. It's based on a

442
00:36:37.920 --> 00:36:42.519
very popular punchline inside the show now
for over a year, and that'll be

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the central artwork for shirts. Possibly
had maybe coozies, we'll see. But

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00:36:46.400 --> 00:36:50.880
you got to come to the Foe
in Dallas Saturday, July twenty seventh,

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hang out with us the Treehouse for
our fool party. Yay. And now

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00:36:55.480 --> 00:37:02.960
I got to deliver on these two
other teases for news. Who has the

447
00:37:04.000 --> 00:37:09.599
power? He Man? You would
think you would think he Man would have

448
00:37:09.639 --> 00:37:13.199
the power he does in the cartoon, but not in the real world.

449
00:37:13.239 --> 00:37:22.199
Because you guys are familiar with smart
thermostats, yes, yes, well there's

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a new type of program that is
being rolled out in some cities and some

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states, including Los Angeles and Oregon. The smart thermostat programs are becoming more

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and more common. We all know, like Nest cams and things like that.

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Different companies have smart thermostats. But
now because those thermostats are smart,

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they're connected to the internet. You
can choose if you want to join a

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program with your local energy provider where
they are given access to your smart thermostat,

456
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so instead of them simply asking you
to conserve during peak consumption hours,

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they can turn your thermostat up for
you. See, and I can already

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see that of all the things that
have come along in the last you know,

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a couple hundred years, this may
be the final straw that gets Texas

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00:38:22.079 --> 00:38:25.039
to secede from the Union, because
nobody, you're not giving up our thermostats.

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00:38:25.079 --> 00:38:30.400
I'm thinking that are there. This
is the next civil war. This

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00:38:30.559 --> 00:38:37.880
is the thing you don't give.
You shouldn't give states where high potent weed

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00:38:37.000 --> 00:38:43.400
is legal the ability to come up
with ideas, because what that was was

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two really stone dudes on California and
or Oregon weed. I've had them both.

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They are delightful. You're not moving
you when you get high, you

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are you are sat. So you
better have your snacks and everything ready to

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go. You need to set your
thermost to where you want it to be.

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And I'm sure there was just two
dudes who were so stone. They're

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like, man, you got to
turn the air down. I'm like,

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man, I wish I couldn't like, wouldn't it be great if the power

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company could do it for us?
And then somebody overheard that went brilliant,

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00:39:15.400 --> 00:39:20.639
idea, that's what we're going to
do. Oregon's biggest Oregon's biggest power companies

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rolling out a new smart thermostat program
where they get to change the temperature in

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your home. Other cities have been
adding similar programs over the last few years.

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You install the smart thermostat, pay
a little bit less each month in

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00:39:31.960 --> 00:39:37.519
exchange for letting them control your thermostat
remotely. During peak hours, they up

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the temperature by a few degrees to
reduce strain on the grid, usually between

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00:39:43.440 --> 00:39:46.840
three PM and nine PM. The
new Oregon version limits it to three degrees,

479
00:39:46.880 --> 00:39:50.920
so if your thermostat is set to
seventy one, they would be allowed

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to turn it up to seventy four. Some cities set the max even higher,

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00:39:54.000 --> 00:39:59.559
like a program in Los Angeles that
lets them increase it by four degrees.

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00:39:59.800 --> 00:40:02.159
How However, keep this in mind. You can override it by changing

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the temperature manually, so keep that
in mind. Yeah, mine set to

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seventy four anyway, Like, yeah, and that's still chili for me.

485
00:40:15.400 --> 00:40:19.679
Yeah, I don't under like I
don't. I mean, I don't understand

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like the sixty seven, like I
just that's seventy four is chili. It

487
00:40:24.119 --> 00:40:29.159
can be, yeah, like I
prefer I seventy four is like I can

488
00:40:29.239 --> 00:40:31.440
tolerate that. I'm good like,
but I'll go out, like I go

489
00:40:31.519 --> 00:40:36.840
out for my walk and now like
in this heat, now, like I

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00:40:36.920 --> 00:40:40.880
go for like seven miles and then
you come back and you want a nice

491
00:40:40.960 --> 00:40:45.719
cold place, Yeah, it's it's
seventy four. So but I get it,

492
00:40:45.800 --> 00:40:50.519
RAJ. You've been outside and it's
one hundred and ten when you walk

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00:40:50.559 --> 00:40:53.840
inside. Seventy four feels great,
fantastic. I love that. And they're

494
00:40:53.920 --> 00:40:58.000
like five minutes and then you got
to crank it down to seventy. No,

495
00:40:58.000 --> 00:41:00.400
no, no, I don't.
I don't uh you adapt like you

496
00:41:00.440 --> 00:41:05.280
know. I'm just saying, like
I've dated girls that have to have it

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00:41:05.320 --> 00:41:07.920
like sixty seven, sixty six,
and I just turn it up just a

498
00:41:07.920 --> 00:41:10.320
little bit every now and again,
and I'm like, where's that at now

499
00:41:12.320 --> 00:41:21.760
seventy three? Well, no surprise
that Trey likes his women cold. I

500
00:41:21.800 --> 00:41:30.760
would also it limits it keeps it
more in a stasis. Cry agen it

501
00:41:30.760 --> 00:41:43.480
crazy with an emphasis on cry.
I would also like to point out that

502
00:41:44.840 --> 00:41:49.639
they have this, you know,
smart thermostat program in LA where the power

503
00:41:49.679 --> 00:41:57.840
company can control your thermostat remotely.
Isn't LA? Isn't the LA Power Company

504
00:41:57.880 --> 00:42:08.119
PG and E Pacific Gas and Electric. I didn't. I used LEDWP Okay

505
00:42:08.440 --> 00:42:14.079
department. I bring that up because
I found a YouTube video where it says

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00:42:14.559 --> 00:42:21.719
PG smart Thermostat program. And I'm
sorry, but if you've seen Aaron Brockovich,

507
00:42:21.920 --> 00:42:24.480
is there any way you're going to
grant PG and E access to anything

508
00:42:24.519 --> 00:42:31.639
of yours inside your house? They
turned the thermostat, they turned the temperature

509
00:42:31.719 --> 00:42:37.320
up, and then just start leaking
in like toxic fumes as well. Yeah.

510
00:42:37.559 --> 00:42:42.039
No, I mean it's it's there's
parts of LA that you don't need

511
00:42:42.119 --> 00:42:45.880
air conditioning anyway, So I don't
have a problem, Like, I mean,

512
00:42:45.880 --> 00:42:49.880
you what's your temperature set up?
Really? You want? You want

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00:42:49.920 --> 00:42:52.679
to control your thermostat. I'm already
at seventy four. What can they do?

514
00:42:52.719 --> 00:42:57.440
They want your thermostat at seventy eight? Oh, they want seventy eight.

515
00:42:58.000 --> 00:43:00.360
I could deal with that. Yeah, in the middle of summer,

516
00:43:00.679 --> 00:43:04.960
that's exactly what they would do.
Oh, I mean I I don't like,

517
00:43:05.599 --> 00:43:08.320
I don't trust Ricott anyway. I
don't think they They don't have the

518
00:43:08.360 --> 00:43:12.760
capacity to release a press statement,
so I don't know if they have the

519
00:43:12.840 --> 00:43:15.079
capacity to mess with my thermostatus.
They wouldn't have to. They would just

520
00:43:15.159 --> 00:43:20.199
jack everyone's thermostat up and be like, we're good. No, that would

521
00:43:20.199 --> 00:43:24.079
be they be a million Texans standing
outside of their head corners daring somebody to

522
00:43:24.119 --> 00:43:30.679
come out saying this program is not
going to work or roll out in Texas,

523
00:43:30.800 --> 00:43:32.760
and there would be no standing outside
the headquarters. There would be a

524
00:43:32.800 --> 00:43:37.239
siege of the headquarter. That's that's
what I meant you. I can't really

525
00:43:37.280 --> 00:43:40.960
like I'm brown if I say siege, like the keywords go off with the

526
00:43:42.039 --> 00:43:49.360
FBI. So yeah, I try
to limit my use of words that white

527
00:43:49.360 --> 00:43:59.840
people can say. And finally,
today, the biggest, the biggest trash

528
00:44:00.320 --> 00:44:07.719
on Earth. Any guesses the Indian
Ocean? Actually, No, although I

529
00:44:07.760 --> 00:44:14.239
get why you would why you would
guess that, No, it's actually Mount

530
00:44:14.320 --> 00:44:24.199
Everest. Wow. Oh, that's
a rude thing to call white climbers piles

531
00:44:24.199 --> 00:44:30.559
of trash leading to the summit.
Well, not not just the bodies of

532
00:44:31.000 --> 00:44:38.199
dead climbers, but someone posted their
video of them a top Mount Everest and

533
00:44:38.280 --> 00:44:44.880
in the background, all around the
tip of Mount Everest is all this trash

534
00:44:45.119 --> 00:44:52.400
left behind. It's it's you know, tent tinting, it's flags that are

535
00:44:52.440 --> 00:44:57.119
left behind. It's just a bunch
of garbage left behind by the climbers that

536
00:44:57.239 --> 00:45:00.920
made it to the top with their
surpas. There's actually a whole documentary about

537
00:45:01.360 --> 00:45:07.400
five years ago the shirp has got
together and try to clean up some of

538
00:45:07.719 --> 00:45:12.360
Mount Everest. And you know now
that pick it up the trash, the

539
00:45:12.400 --> 00:45:20.079
oxygen canisters, the tinting, kicking
the bodies down into the ravines. Look

540
00:45:20.119 --> 00:45:24.239
at I get it. I also
wonder like who sponsors the mountain for the

541
00:45:24.280 --> 00:45:29.679
cleanup like they do highways. I
just like how they went like we're gonna

542
00:45:29.719 --> 00:45:32.119
pick up all this garbage. We're
gonna pick up all the oxygen tanks and

543
00:45:32.159 --> 00:45:36.000
the tents, and then just they're
picking that up and like putting them away

544
00:45:36.039 --> 00:45:38.960
and then just kicking bodies off.
Well, you can reuse the tanks and

545
00:45:39.039 --> 00:45:51.519
the tarts, you can't reuse tim
That's an excellent point. Also, I

546
00:45:51.519 --> 00:45:55.000
don't know how people outside outside of
the ball in the Ambalas are like,

547
00:45:55.320 --> 00:45:58.360
hey, you know what, we
got to practice and we have to train

548
00:45:58.559 --> 00:46:06.320
and the shirps wake up and like
gotta climb Everest to get the trash.

549
00:46:06.400 --> 00:46:08.119
Yeah, when you think about it, like your community service for a d

550
00:46:08.400 --> 00:46:20.559
w Y and Nepaul is pretty harsh. Just sit it out. It's that

551
00:46:20.639 --> 00:46:30.800
you got your orange vest and a
poking stick open all right. There you

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00:46:30.880 --> 00:46:37.840
have it Treehouse Friday Edition. Thanks
for hanging out with us here, check

553
00:46:37.840 --> 00:46:42.079
out everything with the show Treehouse on
Air, dot com, and social media

554
00:46:42.119 --> 00:46:46.920
at Treehouse on Air, and we
will see you next time in the Treehouse. See