05 21 2024 Pay for it with just your FACE?

Episode Transcript

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Hello, Killy Nash, Good MorningTomorrow Show Today. Welcome to hump Day
Tomorrow. When we get back in, Jonathan, this is a question we've
talked about before washing your blue jeans. I remember years ago we talked about
the guy on CNN Anderson Cooper andhe said he had never washed his blue
jeans. But now we've got aMorning Russia regular with the exact opposite pro

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problem. His wife is yelling athim that he wore his blue jeans before
he washed them. You're supposed towash them first. Who's right? Do
we have reasonablieve that somebody who mayhave been carrying some kind of no no,
She says that they fit better ifyou wash them first before you wear.
That was a health you wash themother way. Do you ever think

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about that when you're trying clothes on? Before? You never thought about I'm
not a germ. I embraced germs. I'm a man who loves the germs
because I feel as if that helpsmy immune system. And start going to
the gym and lifting weights. Idon't avoid the weights. I lift the
weights. I don't avoid the germs. I say, bring it on,
bring on the germs. Okay,So it's not a germ thing. It's

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they fit better if you wash themonce the first time. That's what That's
what his wife saying, because shesays once you once you've worn them without
washing them, you've ruined them.You've taken a pair of one hundred dollars
blue jeans I gave you to makeyour cheeks look sweeter, and now you've

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ruined them. You just went aheadand wore them for a whole day.
You didn't You didn't wash them likeI told you. Throw them away,
now, set them on fire.They don't look good on you right now.
They're not going to look good onyou because you're ruined them. I
have never even heard of that.Now, do you turn your jeans in
inside out before you wash them?I do. That was something that I

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started doing about four years ago,four or five years ago, and I
don't even know if that actually works. Or at what age can you not
wear the jean with a rip init? Can you? Or should you?
Should you? I would say midthirties? What do you say?
Well, I had a pair sewnup late recently because I love these pair

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of jeans and they ripped in theknee. Okay, my mistake why is
that. I was using them ona hot day and I bent over and
was doing some stuff and I rippedthem and now I wore them and sound.
I was like, you're too oldto weare of those so lovedn with

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the patch on it or whatever.Yeah, they put a patch on the
inside and sewed it up. Andshe said that's still a mistake. She
doesn't like it when I wear them. I can wear them now only as
work pants. You have a workpants collection? I do. I have.
I have one long sleeve gamecock shirtI have painted in like four or

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five times. And I've got apair of khakis that probably don't fit anymore.
They're probably too big, but Ihave used those to do lots of
yard works, so I might needa new pair of work pants coming out.
Well, I've got one shirt that'sa what's the name of the breakfast

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place? Where it is next tothose what's the name of the eggs up?
Oggs up? And on the backthere's a this is the way it's
designed. There's a there's a eggand the back says is my crack showing?
And Sally refuses to let me wearthat in public. I can only

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wear it when I'm cutting the grass. That is a total bachelor shirt.
I love that shirt. That's almostguaranteeing that you realee. If I'm out
working around. I'm in my truckand I stopped the last time I wore
as a matter of fact, Istopped to get some gas, and the
girl at the store wanted to knowhow could she get one of those shirts?
And I'm like, I'm really onewith the girl wanted one. She

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wanted one. I said, ifI had another t shirt in my truck,
I would take this one off andlet you have it, because I
don't know where you'd get one.But my wife hates it when I wear
this shirt. I'm reading a thinghere about a guy with the blue jeans
back to your earlier point and thegerms. He's saying, got a rash

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just just wearing the jeans. Well. I was getting fitted for a tux
the other day, okay, andI'm telling you this is the most It
was at Men's Warehouse, and youknow that they have tux pants there.
They just have people try on wheneverthey get fitted for a tux. Oh
okay, so I'm putting them onthem. I'm thinking to myself, how
many guys put these tucks this tuxpants on. And by the way,

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I just wish that when people doweddings and stuff, they will pick out
a tux and give me the optionto buy it, because if I like
it, I'll is buy it.Because the rent one, I think it
was two hundred and thirty bucks torent it. When are they charging to
buy something like that, like athousand Well that's what I don't know,
because I should have paid more attentionto what the tucks, who the manufacturer

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was. Some tucks sell for athousand bucks. Some tucks you know,
this one might have been four hundredor five hundred. I don't know.
I'd rather paid four or five hundredthan kept it. You think your weight
will remain the same. And well, the great thing about tux pants is,
you know, but if you buyif you buy them, they cut
them to fit you. But ifyou get the rental, then they got
the slide like a Sands built intothem. I don't like rented tuxes to

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begin with fit, but it's forLee's weddings. So who am I going
to complain to? And that'll bewell, probably one of those I get.
Well, who knows you might havemore occasions to it. And I'm
not saying I will wear those shoesfor the ceremony, but after that,
I'm coming out of those shoes,those taxi rented tux shoes. I hate

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those things. It's not the waythey feel. I know what the way
they look. Oh, I thinkthe patent leather ones, Yeah, are
very shiny. But I don't getto choose these things. I just wear
them. Yeah, he can't wearlike loafers. You've had another pair of
shoes. I can wear with them? Where your favorite like flip flops.
I'm not going to do that now, Ben Affleck. Now he's not saying

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this. People in his camp aresaying this. He was quote temporarily insane
when he married Jennifer Lopez. They'vealso described it as let's see if there
was a way he can get adivorce on grounds of temporary insanity, he

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would Where was the Where was theother line that I liked? There was
here? It is. Ben feelslike the last two years were just a
fever dream, and he's now cometo his senses and understands there's no possible
way this marriage can work. It'sa fever dream. That he's having.
That is good? Has any good? Have you been in a doctor?

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Back this up? Then? Whatyou're gonna say? Huh courde l'al cord
lal, I mean, apparently thismarriage is cooked. According to numerous reports
over the last what week or so, now that the most celebrated reunited and
it feels so good a the mostcelebrated couple ever. They so much so

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they they brought about a whole newgenre of identification. You're talking about the
couple names? Yeah? Were theythe first one? Yes? I believe
they were, so there was Ithought maybe I'm wrong on this one,
but I thought that Brad Pitt andJennifer Lope or Jennifer Aniston were the first
ones. What were they called?Wasn't that Branifer? And then this became

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Benefer as I thought Benefer was thefirst one, and I don't. I
don't, but either way, they'restupid nicknames. Yes, and I refuse
to acknowledge them. Yes, Sallyand I don't have a couple names.
If you did, I couldn't beyour friend anymore. That's great, But

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yeah, I mean, have youever, how how often does it work?
I'm sure we could find some peoplewhere it did work that you got
reunited with somebody that you were engagedto, didn't get married, but you
got reunited years later and it workedthis time. There's a reason you broke

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up, yes, especially if yougot as far as an engagement and then
you called it off exactly those unlessthere's been some sort of breakthrough, but
the feelings of oh they're so hotand they get me. That ain't gonna
that's not enough anymore because you've alreadyhad those feelings. Yes, so perhaps

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somebody could walk us through through that. By the way, we did mention
it briefly on the show this morning. But a there's supposed to be an
auction Thursday in Memphis for Graceland.Unbelievable. What is Graceland worth? Apparently

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Lisa Marie Presley got a loan fora I think it was like three and
a half million dollars back in twentyeighteen, and then she died obviously,
and then the life insurance, Iguess, wasn't enough to cover it,
and so now it's in default there. Apparently it's already been decided it's going

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to auction, and I don't knowhow we haven't heard about it. Before
today, Right, it was allof a sudden, the number one story
on a couple of newspapers that youcan bid on Graceland Thursday. The granddaughter,
she's trying to stop it. Rileyk Is that how you say her
name? She says that my mothernever signed those papers, that that's a

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false signature. I really don't thinkthat that's gonna fly. Probably not.
Lisa Maurice seemed to have a lotof drug issues and maybe never told anybody
that she got the three and ahalf million. That would be a better
argument. But yeah, you couldsay she was insane when she did it,
that the bank should have known you'redealing with an insane person here.

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But the bank would just be like, it doesn't matter. Nobody, none,
nobody, none of you all declaredher insane. She wasn't under a
doctor, you know. So shehad the right to sign this the same
as she had a right to makea will and leave the money to whoever
she wanted. So I cannot believe. I mean, could a private buyer

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close off Graceland for all future generationsor would it be somebody like Hilton that
buys it and turns it into likea stay at Graceland. Yeah, does
all I wonder does all the originalfurniture because all that furniture is in there.
That's Elvis's sure, he bought allthat, he lived with all that.

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Could you could you make that anincredible not like an airbnb? That's
what I'm thinking. How much wouldyou spend? Pay? How much would
the big Elvis fans pay for anight at Graceland? That's Is it a
ten thousand dollars a night stay?Are there separate rooms? Like huge?

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There's the King's room, right,and then there's got to be like I'm
guessing four or five other bedrooms inthere, and I'm gonna go potty on
the potty. I'm sitting on thethrone where the king passed, long lived
the King. Yes, I'm spendingat least one night there just to do
that. Just is it a tenthousand dollars night? You know who knows

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Graceland? I mean it's iconic,that is in America? Think about is
there any other house more famous?Does you at the White House? Does
anything rival that? I mean youcould throw up the biltmore. I guess.
I don't think the builtmore arrivals itthough, I don't think that mar
A Lago does down in Trumpville.I don't think so any other private homes.

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I mean, there's some really impressivehomes up at the breakers in the
the Rhode Island area. Take himbuy that kind of stuff. But that's
fascinating to be able to stay there. That's I'm really interested in what the
next forty eight hours holds. Iguess maybe seventy two hours because of forty
eight hours is when it begins whenwe wake up Friday morning. Does some

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individual or a company own Graceland andif so, what are they going to
do with it. I've been toGraceland. I'm I didn't think that it
would be like one of those thingswhere I might not have a opportunity to
go back to it. Sure,so I'm happy that I got a tour
of Graceland. I saw the jungleroom, I saw the Lisa Marie parked

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out in the back. I sawElvis's gravesite. I saw where his mom
and dad are buried. Future generations, and when I say future generations,
I mean the people like right nowmight not be able to see all that.
Wow, And that is just itboggles my mind that has fallen into

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an auction. How does that happen? Drugs, That's what I'm going to
say. Drugs will make you dosome crazy things. Pop Id is the
name of the company. Pop Idis biometric technology that can apparently is so

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so good right now that they've alreadygot several thousand restaurants in Europe and Brazil
using pop Id, and now Steakin Shake has signed a license with pop
Id to begin using it here inthe United States. And what it does
is, I when you go andto use one of their cash out things

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at the register, they ask youto take a selfie with their equipment,
and then I guess link it toyour credit card company. And in the
future, when you return to therestaurant, you no longer produce anything other
than your face, and you lookat the camera and it says recognize Jonathan

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Rush now, and do you approvethe sale of twelve dollars and forty eight
cents? Would you like to adda tip? And then I just smile
at it or wink, I guess. I've seen so many movies though,
where they like do like a Iwas watching one the other day where the
the guy was dead and they tooka picture of the dead guy's face and

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then took that picture on their phoneand they held it up to the face
ID and it recognized his face andthen opened the door. I mean,
all of this is so sensational.I have no reason to doubt that that
would work. I have no reasonto doubt it would work either. Could
I just take a picture of somebodyI know who likes to go to the
Steak and Shake and start getting freemeals? Charge it to the underhills.

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There's always a way to hack thesystem right, always away. But they
say that this is much better thanyour palm or your thumb prints that I
think some people are using. I'venever gone into that stuff. I've never
paid for anything with my thumb orMiami either, and I don't want to.
I don't even use my phone.And I'm fearful that they were going

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to get to a point in thenot too distant future where you're going to
have to do that, Like they'regonna like, we don't accept plastic anymore.
We have several restaurants since COVID breakout, we don't accept cash anymore.
Yeah, that seems like if youhad told me ten years ago that there

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was going to be a time andthen the future where cash was useless.
Money is no longer of value.I can't give you a twenty dollars bill
for this. No, no,we don't accept that you have to have
credit card. Why. We don'thave anybody who can count count cash.
So it's real hard for us torecon solve the system at the end of

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the day. By the way,what is the account clown clown World on
Twitter? That's one of those stupidaccounts that I followed just because they have
all these crazy updates. Clown Worldhad a video that a woman posted.
She says, she's at the airportand she's at the you know, she's
shooting it with her phone. It'shysterical. She It just starts off with

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her going huh, it's not showingher, it's showing the would you like
to add a tip? Oh?And she just goes huh. And then
she points up and it shows thatshe's at a self service thing. And
then she looks around. There's literallynot any employees who work here at the
airport that work in this store.The whole store is self service. Yes,

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who am I tipping that? Theit guy? Would you like to
add a tip? It's the itguy. You. We're now tipping the
dang robots so you could shop withouthaving to put up with any of our
ill mannered employees. Yeah, wefired all. Would you like to add
a fifteen percent tip for Rosie therobot? That's great. We live in

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some crazy times people, But yeah, are you a fan of adding your
face to your credit card account?You know, at some point you're like,
why not? I mean, they'retaking your facial recognition. They got
it everywhere you go anymore, youwalk into a story, they've automatically got
the cameras. All the cameras arethe facial recognition stuff. That's what the

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one of the guys in the storyis saying, is like, I already
know sure that they have. Theygot pretty much all of my information on
a million websites. They've got myblood type, social Security number, day
to birth mother's maiden name. That'sall out there, know all that.
Everybody knows that stuff. Hackers knowit, know it, they all know
it. So why am I holdingback on my facial mission? Why am

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I making Why Why aren't I nowtaking advantage of the ease the convenience of
just looking at the checkout screen,and then I guess I do like the
idea of winking at it to approveit. Yeah, do you approve wink
once if you don't approve twice.But I mean, I guess if that
is the case like you're making here, then it won't be much longer.

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Where you don't need a driver's license, you don't need anything, because well,
as soon as as soon as theofficer comes up, he's got his
camp bodycam on, got your facialrecognition. By the way, how about
the Scotty Scheffer story where the guydidn't have the body cam on? Now,
yes, that's insane, that isinsane. How does that happen in

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today's work? You didn't have yourbody cam on. You've made a bunch
of accusations against the world's number onegolfer. Yeah, and he sounds like
he's a monster in your video,in your description where he dragged you thirty
feet or whatever, and you don'thave any corroborating evidence. Nothing that might
not go well for I did likethe guy's police report where he said,

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and he ruined my uniform valued ateighty dollars. He wrote that that's what
it's value. I want total reimbursementfrom Scotty Software eighty dollars they have to
pay for that. It's gonna becheap shank redemption and they issue a gun.
No, you were making a bigdeal against Scotty on Friday. Did

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you hear his some I mean,he hasn't really spelled it out completely.
But the version of events that isnow being reported is that another police officer
told him at the beginning of thestreet, Look, when you get up
down there, there's going to bea bunch of stuff. Let them know
that you're not trying to pass andyou're trying to get into. So that's

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why he's saying it's a big misunderstanding. One cop told him, you just
go up there and singinggou wear Ihope so, oh, I wonder,
But that was his version of events. And that's why I was just trying
to pull in. And when theofficer up there told me I could pam,
I could pull in. Yeah,he didn't say that part. Well,
No, he was just pulling inand he's got a he's got a

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card on the vehicle that shows he'sa player, and so that's why he
was assuming that the cops waving thein and then the cop grabbed the car
and then jerked him out, handcuffed. To me, He's like, what
is happening? And that's what he'slooking back at the at the reporter going
can you help me in any way? Yeah, a officer. I hold
off on buying that new uniform.I don't think you need it. I

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think they just saves you eighty bucksright there. Oh my gosh, I
mean it'll be very We sell thaton eBay for a couple of hundred because
this is the uniform that Scotti toreoff of Rip my shirt. I think
that it's it's going to be veryinteresting because I really did enjoy. Or
not enjoy, that's an overstatement,that's not the right description. I appreciated
Scotty Scheffer's comments after the whole tournamentthing where he said, you know,

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when they were asking him about it, and he said, look, the
first the thing that we need toremember first is the family of so and
so, the individual, and hewent into a description of you know,
all they know is dad, husband, Yeah, whatever, he's going to
a golf tournament. He's on hisway to a golf course to enjoy a
day of watching professional golf. That'sall they that's and nobody's thinking he's at

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risk in any way, including himself, and within five minutes of arriving,
he's gone forever. I can't imaginewhat the family's feeling. I don't know
how you comprehend that. I don'tknow how to process that. So that
is what we should be focusing on, not my arrest, not what happened.

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There's a big confusion with me andthe officer, and we'll handle that
and it doesn't need to be airedout in the press. But let's just
keep focusing on that family. Prayfor the family, hope that the Lord
is with them and that they're feelinghis comfort, because that's the only thing
that matters right now. My arrestis not a big deal. I mean,
at worse, I pay a fineand money's not a problem here.
You know what did he get forthe weekend? He probably picked up another

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half million, I'm sure or something. So Scotty Shuffler is not going to
prison, and Scotty Scheffler is goingto make sure that everything is done right
here. And I bitch with ScottyShuffler. Even when it's all said and
done, we'll do something to helpthe police officer if he's fired. That's
the kind of guy Scotti Scheffler.Oh, if I were him, might
offer him a job. Is mybodyguard? This dude's committed his teeth.

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Yeah, he means he means it. I'd hire him in a second.
That's a great idea. You hada security for Scottish. Yeah, the
guy who the guy who almost drubbedme straight by my heels. You've got
to reach out to Scottie. Ilike that. That's a great idea.

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All right, Hey, what's goingon in your neighborhood. What's happening over
there? We should be talking about. What are your neighbors up to?
What? What did your coworker dothe other day? You still can't believe
y'all talking about it at the watercooler. M use a talkback feature?
We don't. We haven't. Wehaven't got a whole lot of talkbacks,
you know. And that's my fault. I don't remind people enough about the
talk back feature. When you're usingyour iHeart radio app, there's a button

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at the bottom. It's got alittle microphone. You hit that and then
you say whatever you want to say, and it sends it automatically to us
via the Internet, and it soundsbetter than a phone call. And I'm
going to ask iHeartMedia to put thefacial recognition on that. Oh so we
already know who's calling, so wecan get a video shot you. Yeah,
so before you even hear it,we go, oh, this is

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that sounds like it is fraw withperil. The more I'm not asking for
that, that is fraught with peril. You don't want video private video messages
sent to you. I remember somebodyreminded me, Oh, I know what
it was. You know, I'mtransferring a lot of old tapes to digital.
And the other day I walked tomy office and we were doing a
facts of life competition where we havewomen leaning over the copier and making a

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picture of their breast and then factsing it to us that that's not going
to fly with corporate today. Youcan't do that these days. No,
as soon as you as soon asyou said that in a meeting, there's
some sort of phone call coming through, right. Yeah, I'm going to
get an email about that. They'rethey're listening to this podcast because you really

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I just said, it's going toshow up us some somewhere Corporate America.
This ding in over there. JonathanRush just said, breast, hey,
what's happening in your neighborhood we shouldbe talking about. Let us know on
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