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Trash Camp presents being in a pointless meeting.

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Now here at Tech Corp America United Universal, we strive to make sure that we give quality

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service to all of our guests. We need to be selling, selling, selling all the time. You basically

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need to force it down their throats and you want to give good customer service so they keep coming

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back. Now we came up with 25% from last quarter which is great. Our projections are 50% ahead of

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last quarter and we are on target to succeed our budget by 57%. Now I'm going to open up the floor.

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I'm going to open up the floor for any questions. Do any of you guys have questions?

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Um yes I have a question. Oh jeez. Yes so I work in HR and the biggest problem that we have right

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now is people not following along with the guidelines set by the federal government.

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Now the biggest thing that we have to talk about is regulation HR 5235 which absolutely no one

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follows in this company. Now this might not sound like a question right now but I promise I'm getting

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to a question. Jim, Jim shut up. We are going to miss our reservation at the Cracker Braille. You

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know if all the party is not there they will give our table away and I'm trying to play that little

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jumping game. Shut it up so we can go get some chicken and dumplings. Fine but when the auditors

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come in all I'm telling you is it's going to be bad because HR HR 40 you know let's just go to

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Cracker Barrel. My ideas are never listened to. Hi I'm Chris and I'm Michael and this is the Dona

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Box podcast. Man it was almost like I was in a meeting real life dude you nailed that spot on.

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Yeah yeah I've been in too many of those where it should have just been a flipping email and they

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should have just got on with it but hey you know it happens and we've survived them somehow.

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Well we are in season two episode 21 of the Dona Box podcast. We want to thank all of our listeners

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in Pennsylvania and Massachusetts and Maryland and Washington Virginia. I got to get that northeast

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section Georgia, Florida, Albuquerque, New Mexico, Alabama, Mississippi, Ireland. Where else are we

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got people listening? Brussels, Belgium, Honolulu, Hawaii. I think you did you say Hawaii already?

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I don't think you said Hawaii already. So we got Hawaii, we got Australia, New Zealand I believe,

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New Zealand was one as well. We got people all over the place man. We got all over the world

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international. Oh we can't forget our Asian peeps in Singapore and in Japan and all that good stuff

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and also in Saudi Arabia. So welcome back to the Dona Box podcast if you're brand new.

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Each Dona is a different segment and we love to kick off the show with our favorite

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old-fashioned donut which is a story from our past. Now Mike and I grew up in Georgia. If you've

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been listening for a while you know that. What you may not know about Georgia is that they have a

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big mountain dedicated, well it's not really a mountain, it's more of a hill dedicated to

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the Confederate soldiers during the Civil War. Yeah so essentially Stone Mountain is what it's

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called and it's in the town of Stone Mountain Georgia believe it or not but literally it is

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a big huge mound of granite pretty much and that's really what it is. It's just this giant natural

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mound of granite and you can hike up it but yes it does have this very large carving of Robert E.

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Lee and Stonewall Jackson and who's the other one? There's another one on there. Wasn't it

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Jefferson Davis? I think it was Jefferson Davis. I know there's four. It's almost like the Mount

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Rushmore of the Confederacy. I think so I think it was Jefferson Davis. I'd have to look it up again

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really and truly didn't pay too much attention but it's carved into the side of this thing

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and we ended up going and touring it which they kind of have like a little touristy town at the

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bottom of it where it's kind of like formatted like a almost wouldn't you say kind of like a gold rush

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town almost kind of how they formatted it? Yes they formatted it like that but that doesn't make

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any sense considering that the gold rush was out west and but yeah it seems like a mining gold rush

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town is the feel of it. There's restaurants and all that stuff but it is like a popular attraction

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to go to in Georgia. There are plenty of classes that take field trips there and we just went just

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because we're like oh there's something to do. I think either sets of parents took us one time.

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I remember that much. Yeah and whichever set of parents took us I remember that we what do you

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call those things a tram or a trolley one that is on a cable that kind of goes up in the air but

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it's enclosed so it's not like a ski lift but you know what I'm talking about what do they call those

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things? Yeah sky lift something like that so anyways it has one of those that could take you up to the

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top or you can choose to hike it so for whatever reason I think it was because they didn't realize

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how expensive it was because it was quite expensive to go up the I think it's called like sky lift.

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Sky lift thing. If I remember correctly it was like 15 a person or something like that it's pretty

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high so I remember we get up to the top and we look around at the top and weirdly there was like a

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helicopter flying around and that that'll come in later but we were kind of like okay that's kind

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of weird there's a helicopter flying around but I just remember it was kind of breezy up there but

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it's literally you just on top of those ginormous rock and you can see Atlanta and it's a pretty cool

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view but other than that I mean it's probably five ten minutes like oh this is cool and then it's

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like okay let's let's go I guess whichever set of parents decided okay we're not going to take the

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tram down it's it's not a it shouldn't be a bad hike you know it's not too bad so then we hiked

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down it how was that Chris? It was uh because I think I remember which set of parents took us at

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this point and I remember it was a rough uh trip down it was very rough I remember certain people

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almost fell not Micah uh but it was it was interesting very interesting I remember just like

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you really had to watch where you were going they of course they had rails and stuff but if you took

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one step you were going to just be tumbling down that rock and it was not going to be fun at all.

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know I was playing football was pretty fit and we were going downhill I just remember thinking

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thank god we didn't go uphill because uphill would have been terrible it was pretty if I remember

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correctly it was like a mile and a half down there was kind of a sloping one end of it is kind of

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where the I guess where the carving is is that edge is pretty straight down and that's where kind of

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the sky lift and everything is the back end of it is kind of you know downhill sloping thing

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it's about a mile and a half in length and it's pretty I mean it's pretty treacherous I saw where

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they do uh like in the Atlanta area they do like triathlons that end at the top of that thing

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and I can only imagine having to run up that thing that would be terrible. It was also in the

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Georgia heat too and the Georgia heat is really really really hot because it's humid and nasty

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and it was really hot uh hiking down but really Stone Mountain the only reason to go is for the

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history part of it I'm pretty sure they maybe have taken it down I don't know if they've taken it down

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pretty touristy but as touristy as it may be they had this 4D theater that was pretty fun

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if you remember doing that Chris. Oh yeah and I remember the snake just popped out at you and

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it was it was a little scary not gonna lie because like they do the snake only doesn't only pop out

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at you there's also like a burst of air and so it is kind of fun I I do remember that at night

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they do have laser shows so like they do have a laser light show and it is kind of cool and I went

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back a second time and I actually got to see Skillet in concert at Stone Mountain and it was a

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pretty good concert my brother had actually won the tickets off of a radio show so we went with

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him my mom and our good old communist friend that we talked about at Bojangles old Joseph.

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88.3 WAFJ and the initials. Winning Augusta for Jesus. Yeah it's said her winning Augusta for

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Jesus that's how they work that out but I mean Stone Mountain is cool that that part of history

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is bad like in America but it is still interesting to learn about and down in the south it is

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interesting to learn about the the history of the civil war and there's rich history down there so

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it is uh I don't think there should be a monument like a Mount Rushmore of the Confederacy but I do

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think some of that historic stuff should be preserved. Absolutely there is a lot of history

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down there and I'll just I'll just say this I would rather went to Stone Mountain than some of the

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other field trips we did um I remember we did the Augusta Canal tour and if you're ever in

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Augusta Georgia do the Augusta Canal tour I don't know if it's still as good as it used to be but

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it was pretty cool even as a kid but I remember doing that but the other ones I remember and I

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don't know if you did this at your school Chris but I remember we went to a plantation like a full

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on plantation and it was like the like the full thing and I'm not gonna go into details I mean

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because they they spared no details and I remember being as a kid going dang but anyways um there was

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like that and then I remember they were they were talking about taking us to um you know what Anderson

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ville is like the big like POW camp for like Union soldiers and it was like this terrible massacre

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pretty much and they were like yeah we should take y'all there I remember that was a whole talk at one

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point like they were gonna take us there and like the parents had to stop it I don't know what was

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wrong with my school thinking about it. Yeah we never went on field trips like that man I don't

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know what your school was thinking about. I don't know either I don't know either glad I'm out of

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there glad we're in Texas brother. Yeah Texas history and Georgia history are two different things

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and I love Texas history just because I love Texas but we're gonna move into our next segment which

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is the jelly donut and that's our jail report. So Michael what stories do you got for us today?

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So we have some interesting ones first one starting off in the state of Oklahoma so we know

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Oklahoma's got some interesting folks even the folks from Oklahoma will admit to such so there

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was a man who allegedly killed his friend over the summer because he thought the victim had summoned

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bigfoot and was going to kill them while they were fishing. Was he smoking crack or high on

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basalts? Well apparently they went noodling and have you have you heard of noodling where you go

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fishing with your bare hands? Yep I've seen that on TV I think it's really cool I would never try it

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but I give major props you gotta be tough to go noodling. Yeah I mean it really hurts and my

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thing is and Chris will tell you I got this thing to where I'd be worried about snakes and stuff

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like that and I'd be worried you'd be reaching in there and be grabbing a snake instead of a fish

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and even you know best case scenario you have this giant fish clamping on your arm but anyways

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so they went noodling and him and his friend got into this confrontation and so apparently then

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he strangled his friend over the confrontation his body was found the next day so allegedly the

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guy who strangled his friend told authorities that he intended him that he had discovered that

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his friend had intended to feed him to the Sasquatch bigfoot. The official report said and the names

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are Larry and Jimmy. Larry advised Jimmy he believed Jimmy was trying to get away from him so the

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Sasquatch could eat Larry and Larry would not let Jimmy get away and Larry punched Jimmy and

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struck Jimmy with a stick and Larry and Jimmy fought for an extended amount of time and then

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that's when he killed him so there was like this whole confrontation so it doesn't say if they were

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on anything but it sounded like both of them were. That's what I was about to say it sounded like

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both of them were smoking the drugs uh yeah man you're strangling your friend it reminds me of the

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beginning of Lord of the Rings Return of the King uh when Smeagol uh strangles his friend

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when they went fishing they went fishing too and he strangled his friend they did go fishing

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and it kind of looked like Oklahoma in that scene anyways uh no it wasn't as pretty as

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Oklahoma or sorry Oklahoma's not as pretty as that that's true diss anyways uh Massachusetts woman

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unleashes a swarm of bees on deputies that were serving an eviction notice wow so a woman allegedly

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unleashed a swarm of bees when the sheriff's deputies when they were trying to serve an

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eviction notice while she was in a bee suit so uh apparently the police officer showed up she wasn't

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in the house at the time but apparently she pulled up with a trailer carrying bee hives put on a

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beekeeper suit and started shaking the hives and broke the cover off one causing hundreds of bees

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to swarm out and it initially stung one deputy over nine times and apparently let's see to

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several deputies and employees were stung including three who were allergic to bees so

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apparently actually more got stung and more that were allergic so one had to be taken to the hospital

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how did they capture her how did they capture her because i'm like man that is that's creative but

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also that's like sadistic too yeah it is um well they tackled her because the picture that they

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have on here it doesn't give the detail but it does show her tackled on the ground in a bee suit

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and then the next picture of them hauling her away um she's charged with the plethora of stuff

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biggest thing is they're counting what i think is funny is they're counting how many

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bee stings there was to the officers and that's how many counts of uh endangerment to an officer

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that they're charging her with and that number was 49 so 49 counts that means that they are

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p owed man they were like we're gonna tack on these charges you got us stung by some bees

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i know bees are good for the environment but anytime i'm around to be i'm like yeah i get

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oh i get really nervous that and yellow jackets and hornets and anything like that anything flying

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no no no we're good um so the next one's from the uk shout out to the uk listeners especially

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doublin ireland shout out um so a teenager in the united kingdom thought he could hide from the

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authorities by hiding in an oversized teddy bear after stealing a car oh so this guy was 18 and

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it was apparently near manchester england i always like to say manchester and then uh

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so motor vehicle theft and then driving while disqualified some guessing without a license

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and leaving gas station without paying so after a search they were looking and yeah so looking at

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the picture it's a very large bear and he cut a hole right in the bottom of it and uh fit himself

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in it where did he find this gigantic bear i have no idea let's see when we and then the officer says

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when we went to arrest them our officers noticed a large bear breathing um and then finding the

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suspect inside so i guess that's how they found him was he was because i mean it was still full

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of stuffing like you look at the picture yeah there's a large hole in it but there's all this

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stuffing in there so it's probably hot really hard to breathe i imagine so yeah they just saw

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and you had just got done running from the cops too so you're probably out of breath and yeah

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i mean it's a creative it's probably one of the most creative ways to get away from the cops

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it sounds like something out of a movie yeah it does but hey and they still caught him uh so here's

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the next one from our favorite state flow rida florida um so a florida bride allegedly laces

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wedding food with pot and then when deputy arrives and confronts her about it she smiles and acknowledges

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it so why did they even call or what tipped the cops off apparently some people got sick from eating

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the food but at least 18 people complained of feeling high or ill after eating their food at

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the reception and then 50 to 70th percent of guests uh said that they felt the effects of it but let's

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see when they but apparently she had nothing to do with the wedding that's what it is so according

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to this it was supposed to be given as a gift as the wedding gift oh okay so apparently this was

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just somebody in the crowd and essentially um one of the guests had told the authorities that

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she had they had saw this person's plate spoonful of what looked like a green herb mixture into the

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olive oil for the bread and when they confronted her the bride allegedly or the bride's friend

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allegedly admitted to lacing the food and acted like she should be excited as if uh a gift was

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given wow talk about a trashy wedding but at the same time i thought you were gonna say it was like

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laced in the cake or like they had brownies or something there but the olive oil for the bread

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i don't know well and then they also found traces of it in the lasagna as well and so they said yeah

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50 to 70 percent of people at the wedding got it or felt the effects of it and so she was arrested

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and um charged with reckless endangerment and also it didn't say what else it says other a myriad of

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other crimes so i'm sure there's i could just imagine them being like is this spinach and it's like

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no it's a freaking pot it's like what no no freaking ziti love that anyways but yeah man that's our

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jail report for this week those are definitely some interesting stories man very creative uh you

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got bees you got a guy trying to hide in a teddy bear suit and you got a lady putting pot in the

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olive oil for the bread very interesting out of the box that's why i love this segment yeah you

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can always find some weird weird stuff on the internet and uh it's interesting what people

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get arrested for i'm telling you it's crazy all right man well we're about to move into our donut

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hole and what do you got for it well you know you enjoy having uh quizzes for our donut whole

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segment so guess what i enjoy games it's the kids pastor i mean i enjoy playing the game i enjoy

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asking you questions and seeing if you know it so we're gonna see if the fine arts magnet school

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did you any favors again with another geography quiz but this is regarding the united states

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okay i might be a little bit better at this one if you guys haven't heard when we did this one i was

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horrible at geography but i'm a little bit better at us geography not so much world geography uh and

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some of these are pretty you know fairly simple and then some of these are you know it took me a bit

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so we'll see what happens uh so the first question here which of these states does not have a pan

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handle and you know you've heard of panhandling texas got the panhandling body block but it looks

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like a it looks like a panhandle exactly so florida oklahoma ohio or texas obviously ohio

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ohio ain't got no panhandle yeah definitely oklahoma and florida both do oklahoma's panhandle is like

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really small it's only like you know 40 50 miles across uh anyways the next one which one of these

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presidents is carved on mount rushmore is it a grover cleveland b james madison d franklin delano

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roosevelt or i said d already but i meant that is c uh d if steador rosevelt it is

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teddy roosevelt teddy roosevelt saw mount rushmore right yeah you're correct steador

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teddy roosevelt got that right and uh so yeah so this is a yes no question actually does any part

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of the rocky mountains touch california yes or no it's any part of the rocky mountains touch california

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to be honest i want to say like a little bit of it does believe it or not the answer is no

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no part of the rocky mountains touch uh there is mountains in california but they are not a part of

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the rocky mountains what's your question yeah i know it that was that was a hard one for me too

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uh which of these cities in alaska is the farthest north

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oh that's gonna be hard is it anchorage fairbanks or juno well i'm gonna take a guess

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on the one that i've never heard of and go with fairbanks deductive reasoning

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and you are correct this fairbanks see deductive reasoning ladies and gentlemen it gets you places

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that's how you got the good score on the sate um now i say t scores actually weren't that good so

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uh which of these states is the furthest south um out of the list of course is it california

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ohio texas or wyoming texas baby texas is right by the gulf yes sir it is texas all right next one

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which of these cities is not on the great lakes you know this one's gonna be interesting

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okay is it gonna be cleveland diluth milwaukee or pittsburgh okay so the great lakes it's home

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here on octario michigan eerie superior i guess it's pittsburgh man is it pittsburgh

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you're you're correct it is pittsburgh pittsburgh's not on a great lake yeah it's nowhere even here

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those so you're doing pretty good you're doing pretty good you know the us pretty good seems like

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so the next one which state capital does not start with the letter m so this one's gonna be

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another interesting one here so you kind of have to know the state capitals of these states

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so it does not start with an m as the letter here is it alabama montana vermont or wisconsin

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so wisconsin is madison right that's the capital alabama is montgomery what were the other two

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states south dakota and what no uh vermont and montana vermont and montana i'm gonna go with

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montana yeah you're correct so vermont's capital is mont or mont pillier i never know how to pronounce

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that but yeah so montana what's montana's capital it's sad i don't know that montana's capital is um

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no shayans wyoming oh i should know this too i see you can't be making the quizzes if you don't

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know the answers my man no i know it i know it i gotta think of it though i'll get there i'll think

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of it all right um portland is the capital of which state is it main or organ or is it both

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or is it neither it's or again main is the capital of main is augusta i know that much

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it's actually neither what what's the capital of origan eugene are you sure i'm looking this up

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right now i'm fact checking you ladies and gentlemen we are on google as we speak oh it's

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actually salem organ it's not eugene okay well i stand correct i needed to brush up on my capitals

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apparently too um all right so the next one here which of these states appears rectangular on maps

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is it colorado georgia minnesota or west virginia it's colorado correct here's a weird question and

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we gave that shout out to our northeast folks so this is kind of in that realm is new jersey

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generally considered to be a part of new england yes or no are you asking me as a quiz this is one

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of the quiz questions yeah apparently um there is a consideration whether they think new jersey is a

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part of new england technically or not is new jersey considered a part of new england i would say

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yeah and apparently no apparently new jersey is not considered to be a part of new england well

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what's considered a part of new england then mr smarty apparently apparently it's all the states

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north of new jersey or had something to do with um whenever the english colonies started essentially

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during the revolutionary times dude i'm not gonna lie to you after pennsylvania it gets a little fuzzy

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for me i get you um here's another texas question we just have a few more here which cities in texas

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this which of these cities in texas is the furthest north so you've got austin dallas houston or san

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antonio which is the furthest north um i would say dallas yes dallas i was like thinking you were

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gonna go like lubbock or amarillo or any one of those but dallas is definitely the most north

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all right last question which of these cities does not lie on the mississippi river okay sincennadine

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minneapolis new orleans or st louis new orleans or st louis st louis does for sure new orleans

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does new orleans i don't think new orleans does just new orleans not no orleans definitely lies in

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the mississippi oh well i got that wrong so what were the other two options uh sincennadine or

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minneapolis minneapolis then nope minneapolis is actually on the mississippi river the answer

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is actually sincennadine ohio oh wow well you know i'm not the sharpest tool in the shed hey you got

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most of them right i got the ones that matter about texas that's all that really matters just

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kidding we love our other states yeah the thing that bothers me is i don't remember montana's capital

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no wait i do it's helina it's helina montana fact check that one are you sure i'm saying dude

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you could have been on the final answer right now i've been asking these questions this whole time

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how can i be asking these questions that i wrote out here you know i'm not as sharp to be reading

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off certain things and asking you questions and googling something at the same time it is it is

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it is helina yeah i was like i knew i knew that one now i didn't look very good on the sail of morgan

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but it is what it is all right you ready to move to the next segment chris oh yeah i'm ready you up

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yeah i'm ready chris well our next segment is one of the favorites of mine what fries my

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doughnuts chris's turn so chris what fries your doughnuts oh i'm gonna be very very very direct

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and i'm we're not big enough so we won't get sued i'm calling it out starbucks i hate starbucks

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you know i hate starbucks let me go ahead and tell you why i hate starbucks well i'm not really a

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coffee drinker for one so i don't really like coffee so i guess maybe i shouldn't say uh i hate starbucks

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but i hate starbucks i hate everything they stand for uh and i'm not gonna get on really that big of

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a political thing but here's the thing number one everybody that works at starbucks is the same

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starbucks is very pretentious you have to i feel like you have to be a certain kind of person to

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go into starbucks or they look at you weird uh number two yeah you need to have a you need to

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have a laptop and a certain kind of hair do yeah it's i wouldn't say it says hipster is like other

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local coffee shops but it still is very pretentious number two why do i hate starbucks because

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everything is so expensive it's always been that way even in the early 2000s i remember it was still

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always five bucks just to get a cup of coffee for why so you can put fancy stuff in it is it even

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coffee anymore no it's just sugar with a little bit of coffee that's what it is and i'm telling you

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it's uh the markup is incredible i mean you can go get the same level of coffee bean from your local

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store for i mean chris you used to work in the grocery business you even worked in the um what

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what i call it like the higher upper echelon um of grocery stores and you can buy these coffee beans

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buy the whole and literally even ground up already and literally how much are they they're not that

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much it's less than five dollars for a whole bag i would imagine yeah i think it's like eight bucks

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for some starbucks brand roasted coffee beans you can roast them yourself even if you don't even

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want to get those you could probably get higher quality of those fresh ones that you can get from

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the store or even different brands or stuff like that and you can get it for a way cheaper as well

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if you wanted to just do it from the house but here's my biggest beef with starbucks my biggest

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beef i'm all about you know your company you take a stance on things i mean chick filets that way

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Bahama bucks is that way you take a stance on things but don't sit here and tell me that you

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care about the environment that you care about other people that you care about equality but you

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won't even give your employees freaking christmas all you won't give your employees a holiday all

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you guys are open 24 7 they don't close for any holiday so what kind of message is are you sending

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if you're saying yeah we care about the environment we care about equality we care about people's

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rights you obviously don't care about your employees because obviously you're having them work

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on a holiday when they should be there with their families when they should be at home

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spending time with their families i don't care what you say oh well we don't want to promote

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being off on a religious holiday dude forget that every other shop in town is closed on christmas

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and easter and people are getting to spend time with your families get the heck out of my face man

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all i'm saying is you know the carons and the sorority girls got to get their coffee on black

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friday morning and they got to get their coffee on christmas morning yeah i think that's absolutely

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stupid like it's just absolutely dumb i can't believe that you make your employees work on

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easter and on christmas and every holiday do you know of a holiday that they're closed to be honest

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with you no i don't really know really anytime that they're closed i i know that it's like i even

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remember there was one year that it was like we didn't know a place to go get something to eat and so

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it's like oh we know that starbucks is going to be open and had the little stuff it's like dang that's

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yeah i don't even like their food their food ain't good either here's my here's my thing man if

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walmart and mcdonald's some of the crappiest companies that are known to treat their employees

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like crap are given their employees off on christmas and easter starbucks you should i'm saying

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you're preaching out of two sides of your mouth and that is my biggest beef with starbucks it's

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not about the coffee it's not about all that stuff it's about that they're all saying one thing and

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then you treat your employees like crap i'm pretty sure the employees don't get paid that great or

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they don't really have that good of benefits i don't know i could be wrong i don't know i think

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they might because um i actually know this guy and the only person that i've ever known that worked

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for starbucks and it's up in the pacific northeast or northwest i'm sorry and he literally is like

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a forest fighter by trade during a certain time of the year i guess there's like a fire season right

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and he goes out and he is a firefighter well in the off times he goes and works at starbucks and he

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seems to love it and the pay is fantastic for him so i don't know maybe maybe they do treat their

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people good it might also depend on the area too i'm not sure well you know up northwest they are

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very uh very progressive i'm not saying there's anything wrong with uh you know people up there

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are weird let me just say that people up there are weird i'm gonna say it but i think they do

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treat their people a little bit better up there but i think everywhere else man i'm just like i hate

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starbucks i hate going in there uh all their food is frozen uh and they just hate their food so if

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you want to pay seven bucks for a microwave sandwich be my guest or a microwave burrito starbucks

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microwave burrito if you want that heck yeah man and it's not even that good i'd rather go to sadra

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down the block who's gonna make me the real stuff with the with the chorizo and the eggs the potatoes

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i pay three dollars for that i'll put it to you this way my stomach's kind of weird my stomach

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would prefer going up to the gas station and getting tamales from the gas station then going

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over to the starbucks and getting food i don't know my stomach can handle that better than they can

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handle starbucks food but i will tell you the one thing that you will get if you get one of those

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homemade burritos or tacos from like sandra or varia that you won't get at starbucks it's made

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with love and starbucks don't make their stuff with love so that's all i got to say i i'm yeah

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starbucks fries my donuts so much oh i get that oh i get it i get it yep but i enough about that

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let's go into the happy stuff we're gonna move into our mystery donut and that's our impromptu

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stagnate so what we got buddy so we're going to do the abc game where essentially we're going to

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be going from one letter of the alphabet to the next and create a story based off of uh based off

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of it there um so chris what's going to be our scenario today let me think about it taking a

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cooking class all right add a cooking class did you want to start it off you want me to start it off

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sure i'll start it off apparently we had to pay 50 bucks just to get into this class and that doesn't

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even include the aggregates blasphemy that is just way too much money can we get a refund on this

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cooking class don't even get me started i would want to refund i've been wanting to refund since

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the beginning especially since the instructor is 50 minutes late for sure if we're paying this much

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money he better be showing up on time go ahead and fire up the burner and let's start on this

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class without heck i'm hungry i'm in i'm looking forward to making the zee just listen zee's out

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kick the butter over here to me so i can put it into zee listen bud i don't kick nothing over to

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nobody may i please have the marinara sauce so that i could put it in the zee now that's better

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i will hand you the marinara sauce now that you've been polite obviously you can't make a good zee

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without some parmesan cheese please enough about the freaking zee quit telling me how to cook my

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zee i'm doing this so that i can boost my self confidence really are you telling me that you're

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not self confident why not self confidence is the key to any good leadership position tell me

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leadership positions and things you don't tell me things like that unfortunately my zee is now

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burning because you wouldn't shut your yaff up and i couldn't hear my alarm oh very nice just blame

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me all the time just like normal would you please stop making this about you this was supposed to

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be a nice xylophone do i hear xylophone you always use xylophones for the letter x zebras too i don't

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know why that ended with the zebras but hey it's all good abc game did you have to look up the abc's

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on your phone mississippi education there you go so we're gonna move into our that's our positive

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advice and buddy i'm gonna let you go ahead and go first mine is a little cliche per usual you've

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got to have a little cheesy in your life but um yeah so only the worst days and i've been having

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some here lately here where i live it's pretty cloudy in the morning time a lot and tends to burn

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off in the afternoon and it always reminds me of something because um i got planes flying over my

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house and of course i love planes and whatnot it could be as dark as you can imagine right super

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dark super cloudy all that good jazz you take off and literally when you get to a certain point it's

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always sunny right there's always a bright point and so even if it looks dark there's always a

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bright point and it's always as easy to break through as it is to break through the clouds now

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it might take a long time but you know it'll it'll it'll be bright at some point it ain't easy being

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cheesy man it ain't easy being cheesy so mine is i actually heard this in a good podcast this weekend

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it's kind of a leadership tip it was saying that don't wait until you get to a certain spot or have

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a certain position or certain title uh to start leading lead from where you're at because leadership

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isn't about authority or titles or power it's about influence and you can influence somebody

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right where you're at you know i know we use a lot of sports analogies but uh you know a coach

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can execute the vision um and they can tell people what to do but if you have a good player that

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follows that vision they can help influence and lead people around them and an influential player

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is more uh beneficial and has more impact than a coach is just telling everybody what to do so

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learn where you're at even if you're not in charge lead uh with influence and you have influence over

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more people than you think uh so yeah it's been a good time man uh tell them about where they can find

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actually up so people are coming in taking a look and seeing all the cool stuff that we got over there

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we got some interesting things from um like our video works from our past you can see all the

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stuff that we used to do all the goofy antics we used to get into from what what was that now

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12 13 years ago take a look and you'll be in a world of our creation like willy wonka's chocolate

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factory i don't know if it'll be as whimsical there's not as much chocolate but it'll be it'll be great

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i promise i think we should make a little intro that's what they first watch whenever they go into

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trash can tv is like us in the willy wonka suit i'm short so i can be a oompa loompa i guess i hope

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we could just uh we could get you one of them spray tans you know make it look orange and uh yeah

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put you in an oompa loompa outfit i you know we could even have kind of the doors opening

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and it'd be like to our anyways yeah yeah i get it or we could just get donald trump the oompa

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but yeah so i think it's time for us to take this donut box to the trash i'm gonna let you sign up

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all right i'm michael and i'm christ and this is the donut box podcast y'all be breezy on the streasies