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(00:00):
Hello, Killy Nashu. It's tomorrowshow Today, Tomorrow's Thursday, Thursday,
so happy, so happy, It'sThursday. Shi t everybody here, you
go, all right, now,let's talk about some of the stuff we
can talk about tomorrow. Well,we got a lot going on. I'm
(00:20):
gonna start with Serena Williams. SerenaWilliams has made the bold claim that breast
milk is a miracle cure of sorts. Really. She says that somebody had
told her that if your children getcuts and things of that nature, just
(00:44):
squirt them with a little breast milkand it'll heal it right up. And
doing that on now she's got alike a newborn type of maybe I think
the baby's under a year old,but she's also got a six year old.
And she said, the six yearold got a cut, it's school.
She squirted it. Thing just miraculouslyhealed shut up. And so then
(01:07):
she said, well, if itworks on them, will it work on
me? And she fell asleep.I guess by the pool, and you
know, if you're laying on yourstomach, So she had her head turned
to the side, so her oneeye and cheek got sunburn. Okay,
Well, she squirted herself in theface, and she said, after two
(01:29):
days of doing it, it's likeit never happened at all. Sunburn was
healed, everything's all better. Andshe's not the only one making the claim.
The pop singer Halsey tells Nylon Magazinequote, it's so full of antioxidants,
good fats, and stuff that willspeed up the healing process in anybody.
It's also the best skincare ingredient ever. She said that she's given up
(01:53):
most of her night cream regime andstuff. She said that when she gave
birth to her on in twenty twentyone, she became very conscious of the
stuff that she was putting on herface. She said, when your baby
starts kissing you or snuggling up againstyou, you become hyper cognizant of what's
on your face. I figured nothingbetter than breast milk, and it seems
(02:15):
to be clearing up my skin morethan anything else I've previously used. Wow,
two things. I don't wear makeup, but I'd never thought about that
before. If a mom is huggingup to her kid's hugging up to mom,
you're shoving all kind of chemicals.Yeah, chemicals in the baby's mouth.
(02:35):
Interesting, But what about the miraclecure? Part number two? I'm
trying. I'm thinking right now,I don't know any lactating women. I
need a wet nurse. Apparently weall do, yes, if I see
one in the store, is itinappropriate? I mean, I have this
cut now on my thumb from somework I was doing over the weekend.
If I just say, hey,could you give me a little shot?
(02:58):
You think she's going to whip itout right there in the store, squeezing
for you? Why would you denyme the miracle cure that you're carrying?
You should give that to me.But if I told her I had to
burn in my mouth, had somehot pizza, I burned my tongue,
it could happen. It happens allthe time I nurse on that for a
second. Help me out. Whywould you deny us the cure that you
(03:21):
walk around with? No, Sally, I'm not going to ask that on
this door. Does it get awkwardif it's like a relative? Still?
Let it go to ask my cousin, yeah, or my niece or what
about like you know, you gota couple of boys are either married getting
(03:45):
married that type of thing. Iwas going to say, Mary Kate always
kept baby because she would use thepump, so she would put the breast
milk. It's in your fridge.It's right there waiting for just she just,
uh, the baby turned to thirteenmonths, so she stopped breastfing to
shut off the miracle. And wouldit be weird if you've got like I
know you can't buy it on eBaybecause it's a body excrement. But excrements
(04:10):
not the right word. Well that'ssomebody, uh excretion something. Yeah,
it's liquid gold. Yeah, soyou couldn't you can't buy that on eBay.
But I'm wondering, man, itseems like we've had a conversation relative
to this about breast milk being available. I think there's a group of mothers
(04:35):
who continue to produce breast milk evenafter that child, for instance, has
stopped breastfeeding, but while they're stillin their body is still in mode like
a like a wet nurse. Itseems like there's an organization where they produce
(04:57):
breast milk. I thought that wasfor women who couldn't produce breast milk.
Maybe they could buy this or itwasn't even buying it. I think they
were sending it to them. Yes, they were sending it, and then
that way they could feed their babiesbecause it'll help like with crows feet and
stuff like that. But yeah,now that we know that this thing is
the miracle cure that will also makeyour skin look would that be weird to
put it a strange woman's breast milkon your face? I don't think so.
(05:21):
I don't think so. No,suddenly the cats want all the time,
get off my face, cat andwould uh okay, never mind,
that's an I like it. That'sgood. By the way, speaking of
babies, this is not on point. But I just saw this story here
(05:42):
and I laughed out loud when Iread the headline. Paris Hilton admits that
she didn't change her son Phoenix's diaperfor the first month of his life,
and apparently she was like kind ofbraggadocious that she was changing it on the
TV show that she's doing now,and she said, I said I wouldn't
(06:03):
do this, but I will foryou. Oh, I'm clarify this.
I thought this poor kid had beensitting in a nasty diaper. No,
no, he's crying. He needsto be changed. Somebody come get him,
Somebody do this. I got it. Look, that is a clear
clarification, much needed in the conversation, because you would think Pierre Hilton would
(06:23):
be such a unfit mother that shewould let that happen. I've got like
thirteen people around her at all times, so somebody's gonna say something. Would
you like me to get that foryou, miss Hilton? Yeah, kid
smells like an outhouse. You're gonnaneed to change that. That's good.
(06:44):
I like it. Then she saidtarget Some people commented on it, and
then she said, targeting my childis unacceptable. This hurts my heart more
deeply than words can describe, becauseyou do who wrote that for you?
Eight? It's targeting my job.We weren't targeting your job. We're targeting
you. You tell it a sailorwho wrote that. Oh my Gosha.
(07:09):
By the way, McDonald's has gota new well, they got one.
We'll see if it catches on.They're calling it Cosmics, which is apparently
it's a new restaurant that they've designed. It's going to be uh first location
has just opened in the town ofBoiling Brook, Illinois, just outside of
Chicago. According to this. It'sit appears to rival dunkin Donuts and Starbucks,
(07:35):
which is basically it's a breakfast andsnack options and tons of different coffees
and or drinks, and is Cosmicone of their characters that says something about
it was based on their characters.It looks interesting, But I don't know
why I would go to Cosmics ifthere was a if I was in the
(07:59):
mood for a coffee, why wouldI choose them over dunkin Donuts or Starbucks?
Knowing that it's a McDonald's brand,You know what I'm saying. It's
not like I'm Oh, it's anew local place. Let me check that
out because I like to support localbusinesses and blah blah blah. This is
Oh. McDonald's has just kind ofchanged their name for their coffee distribution,
(08:24):
and I can't imagine me going there. I can tell you a lot of
people love McDonald's coffee. Sally lovesit, oh really, yeah, more
than she likes the dunkin Donuts.No, but if there's not a dunkin
Donuts nearby, she'll go to McDonald's. Nex. Yeah, because I thought
dunkin Donuts was her favorite. Itis. But right now the dunkin Donuts
at Forrest Drasby remodeled, so youget a drop all the way out too.
(08:46):
Notuch, oh interesting. Depending onthe time of the day, that's
not really a problem. But youwant to go at four o'clock in the
afternoon. Yeah, now we gota problem. Yeah, we've got a
morning rush a regular. Let meuh, let me see if I can
find this email because this to me. Uh oh, hang, I'm going
(09:11):
to the wrong email. That's that'sfor a future episode. Get out of
it. Where did it go there? It is? Okay. So she's
very happy that her boyfriend has proposed. That's the that's the good news.
People loves him, He loves her. Everything is fantastic. Quote. My
(09:35):
boyfriend proposed to me with a cubiczirconia ring. He told me that it
was when he gave it to me, so I wouldn't find out later on
my own. Uh. He saidhe wanted to get me a really nice
ring and he couldn't afford a prettydiamond, so he got me this.
No, so you screwed up withthe disclaimer. Look, sugar, you
(10:03):
walking around with that kind of rockon your finger makes you a target a
target? Are you talking about likecrime? Yeah? I can't say that,
looks because now you still put arock on your finger. It should
be a target for no reason.Okay, look sugar, those rocks will
come out of that mounting. Andif we lose that diamond, that will
(10:24):
be a massive loss to us.So we're going to keep the diamond with
another setting. You can wear itfor special occasions, but just for the
daily use usage and until you getused to wearing the ring. We're going
to keep the real diamond in asafe deposit box. I have that locked
to wie, but I can't seewell. I mean, when we get
(10:45):
time, we'll drop by and getit. Didn't we buy insurance on this
ring, so if we did loseit, it would be covered. All
right, I'm gonna save my excuseuntil tomorrow. I got to work all
this one a little bit. Usuallynot pretty good, but excuses on the
fly. Look, this one wasalready failed me twice. I would say
(11:09):
this is a red flag. Thisis this is a stop. Do not
go further with this individual. Yousaw it when we decorated for Christmas.
You put up an artificial tree,same thing. How about that this would
be something you should have a minimumdiscussed with her before you went out and
(11:30):
invested. Whatever a cz what isit like a fifty bucks by eight diamonds
for fifty bucks something like that.So if we make it a year,
you get the real one. Well, that's what I'm saying. Would you
be okay? Would you prefer youthink, a smaller, very flawed,
not bright diamond or would you prefera big I don't want to say goudy,
(11:56):
that gaudy, that's not the rightword, but a big sh appears
to be a twenty thousand dollars typeof diamond. Would you prefer which one?
Was? The majority of the morningrush regular females will say, give
me the give me the larger,all right, that's great if you if
if she said that to you.But the fact that you just went and
did it and said this is thering, I think that's a problem.
(12:20):
Hm. This is gonna be interestingnow because I'm already hearing what guys are
thinking. Okay, But like whatthe guys should be hearing is do what
she wants. That's what you shouldbe hearing. Whatever, ask her what
kind of a ring she wants?What kind of a find out does she
like does she does she like thepear shaped diamonds? Does she like round
(12:43):
diamonds? What kind of diamond shape? Shape? Good shapes, clarities,
whatever you want? Do you valueclarity over size? What? What are
your priorities on the thing you're gonnawear, hopefully the rest of your life?
Plainly a conversation. I'm not muchon clarity, not transparency. That's
(13:05):
the word of the year, isn'tit. Transparency? Yeah, all right,
we'll get in all that more tomorrowmorning. I guess, Oh,
we got there, we got ourfine. You mentioned it this morning.
I should mention about to say,don't leave it out? All right?
So another chance you to win afour pack of thicket is a Jurassic World
live comming to the clonial life inJanuary nineteenth through the twenty first. There's
a great stocking stuffer for the kidsand the kids. I say that as
(13:28):
if the kids. Look, ifyou haven't gone to the white page,
take a look at this. Youwant to I want to go, I
don't do. You are a bigfan of this oil boy? Well,
the answer I can tell you.The answer is going to be Rudolph Raptor.
Okay, Rudolf Raptor. I'm notsure which one the real ones are.
That's the fake one. Okay,I've got I've got a like like.
(13:50):
One of the real ones is Penttidraco. Oh, that's a real
dinosaur. Another one is a guanacolossus. Okay, So I'm not sure,
but we can deal with that.You got the answer. It's the
Rudolph raptor. Rudolph Raptor. That'llbe the answer when you ask the question
tomorrow, sometime between six and ten, six to nine more likely, we'll
(14:11):
do that tomorrow. Hey, what'sgoing on in your neighborhood? We should
be talking about, you know,how to get in touch with us.
And I said, we should getin touch with us. I mean,
like what is happening? I meantell us, don't make us guess around.
Wow, not even with the cursing. Well, here's the thing.
We brought up the thing this morningabout guys sitting together to the bathroom.
(14:33):
We talked about this yesterday and thepodcast talked about. We had two phone
calls from people who have been inconversations with their husbands or with their guy
friends yes about they're already sitting togo to the back. This is a
hot topic. Did you think thatKelly and I should know about this?
Yeah, when you have one ofthose types of conversations at a party or
(14:54):
something, call us use the talkback feature. You don't even have the
back calls on your you're at theparty. I had the weirdest conversation yesterday.
So you just log onto the iHeartRadioapp, right, and then it'll
say WS and you say, yes, I like to listen to w CS.
Oh, would you like to talkback? Yes. Plus, it's
a little embarrassing to Kelly and Iwill find ourselves totally unawares of conversations going
(15:16):
on, and we bring it upas if it's new information. We get
that shot down. Yeah, wethought we were cool. But yeah,
we thought we were ahead of thecurve. We looked like a couple of
screaming morons, and we're way behindthe curve. Okay, anyway, uh,
And tomorrow we start talking. Youstart oh, by the way,
the emails rush at ninety seven fiveWCS dot com. Oh, nash at
(15:37):
nine seven five WS dot com.And tomorrow we start talking. You start
talking at ninety seven eight oh eightoh three nine seven eight nine two sixty
seven nine seven eight w cos,
Hello, Killy Nashu. It's tomorrowshow Today, Tomorrow's Thursday, Thursday,
so happy, so happy, It'sThursday. Shi t everybody here, you
go, all right, now,let's talk about some of the stuff we
can talk about tomorrow. Well,we got a lot going on. I'm
(00:20):
gonna start with Serena Williams. SerenaWilliams has made the bold claim that breast
milk is a miracle cure of sorts. Really. She says that somebody had
told her that if your children getcuts and things of that nature, just
(00:44):
squirt them with a little breast milkand it'll heal it right up. And
doing that on now she's got alike a newborn type of maybe I think
the baby's under a year old,but she's also got a six year old.
And she said, the six yearold got a cut, it's school.
She squirted it. Thing just miraculouslyhealed shut up. And so then
(01:07):
she said, well, if itworks on them, will it work on
me? And she fell asleep.I guess by the pool, and you
know, if you're laying on yourstomach, So she had her head turned
to the side, so her oneeye and cheek got sunburn. Okay,
Well, she squirted herself in theface, and she said, after two
(01:29):
days of doing it, it's likeit never happened at all. Sunburn was
healed, everything's all better. Andshe's not the only one making the claim.
The pop singer Halsey tells Nylon Magazinequote, it's so full of antioxidants,
good fats, and stuff that willspeed up the healing process in anybody.
It's also the best skincare ingredient ever. She said that she's given up
(01:53):
most of her night cream regime andstuff. She said that when she gave
birth to her on in twenty twentyone, she became very conscious of the
stuff that she was putting on herface. She said, when your baby
starts kissing you or snuggling up againstyou, you become hyper cognizant of what's
on your face. I figured nothingbetter than breast milk, and it seems
(02:15):
to be clearing up my skin morethan anything else I've previously used. Wow,
two things. I don't wear makeup, but I'd never thought about that
before. If a mom is huggingup to her kid's hugging up to mom,
you're shoving all kind of chemicals.Yeah, chemicals in the baby's mouth.
(02:35):
Interesting, But what about the miraclecure? Part number two? I'm
trying. I'm thinking right now,I don't know any lactating women. I
need a wet nurse. Apparently weall do, yes, if I see
one in the store, is itinappropriate? I mean, I have this
cut now on my thumb from somework I was doing over the weekend.
If I just say, hey,could you give me a little shot?
(02:58):
You think she's going to whip itout right there in the store, squeezing
for you? Why would you denyme the miracle cure that you're carrying?
You should give that to me.But if I told her I had to
burn in my mouth, had somehot pizza, I burned my tongue,
it could happen. It happens allthe time I nurse on that for a
second. Help me out. Whywould you deny us the cure that you
(03:21):
walk around with? No, Sally, I'm not going to ask that on
this door. Does it get awkwardif it's like a relative? Still?
Let it go to ask my cousin, yeah, or my niece or what
about like you know, you gota couple of boys are either married getting
(03:45):
married that type of thing. Iwas going to say, Mary Kate always
kept baby because she would use thepump, so she would put the breast
milk. It's in your fridge.It's right there waiting for just she just,
uh, the baby turned to thirteenmonths, so she stopped breastfing to
shut off the miracle. And wouldit be weird if you've got like I
know you can't buy it on eBaybecause it's a body excrement. But excrements
(04:10):
not the right word. Well that'ssomebody, uh excretion something. Yeah,
it's liquid gold. Yeah, soyou couldn't you can't buy that on eBay.
But I'm wondering, man, itseems like we've had a conversation relative
to this about breast milk being available. I think there's a group of mothers
(04:35):
who continue to produce breast milk evenafter that child, for instance, has
stopped breastfeeding, but while they're stillin their body is still in mode like
a like a wet nurse. Itseems like there's an organization where they produce
(04:57):
breast milk. I thought that wasfor women who couldn't produce breast milk.
Maybe they could buy this or itwasn't even buying it. I think they
were sending it to them. Yes, they were sending it, and then
that way they could feed their babiesbecause it'll help like with crows feet and
stuff like that. But yeah,now that we know that this thing is
the miracle cure that will also makeyour skin look would that be weird to
put it a strange woman's breast milkon your face? I don't think so.
(05:21):
I don't think so. No,suddenly the cats want all the time,
get off my face, cat andwould uh okay, never mind,
that's an I like it. That'sgood. By the way, speaking of
babies, this is not on point. But I just saw this story here
(05:42):
and I laughed out loud when Iread the headline. Paris Hilton admits that
she didn't change her son Phoenix's diaperfor the first month of his life,
and apparently she was like kind ofbraggadocious that she was changing it on the
TV show that she's doing now,and she said, I said I wouldn't
(06:03):
do this, but I will foryou. Oh, I'm clarify this.
I thought this poor kid had beensitting in a nasty diaper. No,
no, he's crying. He needsto be changed. Somebody come get him,
Somebody do this. I got it. Look, that is a clear
clarification, much needed in the conversation, because you would think Pierre Hilton would
(06:23):
be such a unfit mother that shewould let that happen. I've got like
thirteen people around her at all times, so somebody's gonna say something. Would
you like me to get that foryou, miss Hilton? Yeah, kid
smells like an outhouse. You're gonnaneed to change that. That's good.
(06:44):
I like it. Then she saidtarget Some people commented on it, and
then she said, targeting my childis unacceptable. This hurts my heart more
deeply than words can describe, becauseyou do who wrote that for you?
Eight? It's targeting my job.We weren't targeting your job. We're targeting
you. You tell it a sailorwho wrote that. Oh my Gosha.
(07:09):
By the way, McDonald's has gota new well, they got one.
We'll see if it catches on.They're calling it Cosmics, which is apparently
it's a new restaurant that they've designed. It's going to be uh first location
has just opened in the town ofBoiling Brook, Illinois, just outside of
Chicago. According to this. It'sit appears to rival dunkin Donuts and Starbucks,
(07:35):
which is basically it's a breakfast andsnack options and tons of different coffees
and or drinks, and is Cosmicone of their characters that says something about
it was based on their characters.It looks interesting, But I don't know
why I would go to Cosmics ifthere was a if I was in the
(07:59):
mood for a coffee, why wouldI choose them over dunkin Donuts or Starbucks?
Knowing that it's a McDonald's brand,You know what I'm saying. It's
not like I'm Oh, it's anew local place. Let me check that
out because I like to support localbusinesses and blah blah blah. This is
Oh. McDonald's has just kind ofchanged their name for their coffee distribution,
(08:24):
and I can't imagine me going there. I can tell you a lot of
people love McDonald's coffee. Sally lovesit, oh really, yeah, more
than she likes the dunkin Donuts.No, but if there's not a dunkin
Donuts nearby, she'll go to McDonald's. Nex. Yeah, because I thought
dunkin Donuts was her favorite. Itis. But right now the dunkin Donuts
at Forrest Drasby remodeled, so youget a drop all the way out too.
(08:46):
Notuch, oh interesting. Depending onthe time of the day, that's
not really a problem. But youwant to go at four o'clock in the
afternoon. Yeah, now we gota problem. Yeah, we've got a
morning rush a regular. Let meuh, let me see if I can
find this email because this to me. Uh oh, hang, I'm going
(09:11):
to the wrong email. That's that'sfor a future episode. Get out of
it. Where did it go there? It is? Okay. So she's
very happy that her boyfriend has proposed. That's the that's the good news.
People loves him, He loves her. Everything is fantastic. Quote. My
(09:35):
boyfriend proposed to me with a cubiczirconia ring. He told me that it
was when he gave it to me, so I wouldn't find out later on
my own. Uh. He saidhe wanted to get me a really nice
ring and he couldn't afford a prettydiamond, so he got me this.
No, so you screwed up withthe disclaimer. Look, sugar, you
(10:03):
walking around with that kind of rockon your finger makes you a target a
target? Are you talking about likecrime? Yeah? I can't say that,
looks because now you still put arock on your finger. It should
be a target for no reason.Okay, look sugar, those rocks will
come out of that mounting. Andif we lose that diamond, that will
(10:24):
be a massive loss to us.So we're going to keep the diamond with
another setting. You can wear itfor special occasions, but just for the
daily use usage and until you getused to wearing the ring. We're going
to keep the real diamond in asafe deposit box. I have that locked
to wie, but I can't seewell. I mean, when we get
(10:45):
time, we'll drop by and getit. Didn't we buy insurance on this
ring, so if we did loseit, it would be covered. All
right, I'm gonna save my excuseuntil tomorrow. I got to work all
this one a little bit. Usuallynot pretty good, but excuses on the
fly. Look, this one wasalready failed me twice. I would say
(11:09):
this is a red flag. Thisis this is a stop. Do not
go further with this individual. Yousaw it when we decorated for Christmas.
You put up an artificial tree,same thing. How about that this would
be something you should have a minimumdiscussed with her before you went out and
(11:30):
invested. Whatever a cz what isit like a fifty bucks by eight diamonds
for fifty bucks something like that.So if we make it a year,
you get the real one. Well, that's what I'm saying. Would you
be okay? Would you prefer youthink, a smaller, very flawed,
not bright diamond or would you prefera big I don't want to say goudy,
(11:56):
that gaudy, that's not the rightword, but a big sh appears
to be a twenty thousand dollars typeof diamond. Would you prefer which one?
Was? The majority of the morningrush regular females will say, give
me the give me the larger,all right, that's great if you if
if she said that to you.But the fact that you just went and
did it and said this is thering, I think that's a problem.
(12:20):
Hm. This is gonna be interestingnow because I'm already hearing what guys are
thinking. Okay, But like whatthe guys should be hearing is do what
she wants. That's what you shouldbe hearing. Whatever, ask her what
kind of a ring she wants?What kind of a find out does she
like does she does she like thepear shaped diamonds? Does she like round
(12:43):
diamonds? What kind of diamond shape? Shape? Good shapes, clarities,
whatever you want? Do you valueclarity over size? What? What are
your priorities on the thing you're gonnawear, hopefully the rest of your life?
Plainly a conversation. I'm not muchon clarity, not transparency. That's
(13:05):
the word of the year, isn'tit. Transparency? Yeah, all right,
we'll get in all that more tomorrowmorning. I guess, Oh,
we got there, we got ourfine. You mentioned it this morning.
I should mention about to say,don't leave it out? All right?
So another chance you to win afour pack of thicket is a Jurassic World
live comming to the clonial life inJanuary nineteenth through the twenty first. There's
a great stocking stuffer for the kidsand the kids. I say that as
(13:28):
if the kids. Look, ifyou haven't gone to the white page,
take a look at this. Youwant to I want to go, I
don't do. You are a bigfan of this oil boy? Well,
the answer I can tell you.The answer is going to be Rudolph Raptor.
Okay, Rudolf Raptor. I'm notsure which one the real ones are.
That's the fake one. Okay,I've got I've got a like like.
(13:50):
One of the real ones is Penttidraco. Oh, that's a real
dinosaur. Another one is a guanacolossus. Okay, So I'm not sure,
but we can deal with that.You got the answer. It's the
Rudolph raptor. Rudolph Raptor. That'llbe the answer when you ask the question
tomorrow, sometime between six and ten, six to nine more likely, we'll
(14:11):
do that tomorrow. Hey, what'sgoing on in your neighborhood? We should
be talking about, you know,how to get in touch with us.
And I said, we should getin touch with us. I mean,
like what is happening? I meantell us, don't make us guess around.
Wow, not even with the cursing. Well, here's the thing.
We brought up the thing this morningabout guys sitting together to the bathroom.
(14:33):
We talked about this yesterday and thepodcast talked about. We had two phone
calls from people who have been inconversations with their husbands or with their guy
friends yes about they're already sitting togo to the back. This is a
hot topic. Did you think thatKelly and I should know about this?
Yeah, when you have one ofthose types of conversations at a party or
(14:54):
something, call us use the talkback feature. You don't even have the
back calls on your you're at theparty. I had the weirdest conversation yesterday.
So you just log onto the iHeartRadioapp, right, and then it'll
say WS and you say, yes, I like to listen to w CS.
Oh, would you like to talkback? Yes. Plus, it's
a little embarrassing to Kelly and Iwill find ourselves totally unawares of conversations going
(15:16):
on, and we bring it upas if it's new information. We get
that shot down. Yeah, wethought we were cool. But yeah,
we thought we were ahead of thecurve. We looked like a couple of
screaming morons, and we're way behindthe curve. Okay, anyway, uh,
And tomorrow we start talking. Youstart oh, by the way,
the emails rush at ninety seven fiveWCS dot com. Oh, nash at
(15:37):
nine seven five WS dot com.And tomorrow we start talking. You start
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