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Speaker 1 (00:01):
Hey, Michael, I had to stop listening to your show
this morning as I went into work to teach at
a community college and I found out that they use
Amazon Web Service to host the on campus network. My
students were supposed to have their midterm exam today. They
were highly upset when this gen X instructor told them
(00:21):
to pull out a pencil and pen and I gave
it to them via hard copy.
Speaker 2 (00:27):
Michael, when you put your personal reputation on the line,
like Jared Kushner did, that's when you get results. These bureaucrats,
they're faceless, they don't know anything because they again, as
you said, it's their risk averse. But this was personal.
This was not only their personal reputation, but the reputation
(00:48):
of their father in law, and that has a lot to.
Speaker 3 (00:51):
Do with it.
Speaker 2 (00:51):
So kudos to the entire team for doing the.
Speaker 3 (00:55):
Right Good morning, Michael and Dragon. Instead of being my
usual smart mouth self, I'll say hi, good morning and
love you guys. And while I'm sitting on I seventy
trying to get through the well to the Eisenhower Tunnels
to my job, looking through a new car insurance policy,
and there is a one dollar Colorado Auto Theft Prevention
(01:18):
Authority fee. What the bleep?
Speaker 4 (01:22):
The reason I was trying to leave that was Olympus
has fallen? Was those were played during the No Kings rally.
That's the ironic part.
Speaker 5 (01:36):
Right.
Speaker 6 (01:37):
Drove to ELI this weekend wearing my Maggie hat.
Speaker 7 (01:40):
Some of the looks I got from the people to.
Speaker 8 (01:42):
Buy the bonby was bad.
Speaker 9 (01:43):
Fantastic, Michael.
Speaker 10 (01:47):
Here in San Antonio, Texas, we've been paying two dollars
and seventeen cents a gallon for regular unleaded.
Speaker 11 (01:55):
Good morning, Michael and Dragon. What an exciting day we
had yesterday with that was on web services going down.
My poor poor family and neighbors, all their streaming services
were interrupted, fling TV down, Everything was dark. And guess what,
the old man with his antenna and all his maps
(02:20):
knew exactly what was going on.
Speaker 12 (02:22):
Good morning from South Dakota. Wouldn't it be something if
we just started referring to President Trump as King Trump,
just to tweak them. Everyone have a great day.
Speaker 13 (02:34):
Hey, Dreg And it's quarter to six mountain time Tuesday morning,
and I still can't leave a talkback. How long before
you get that talkback system up and running again?
Speaker 14 (02:43):
Morning, Mike, here's an off the wall question for you.
With there being a silver shortage worldwide, India's out in
the refineries, there's a panic in London because the silver
market is broke and everything needing silver, all of the
AI and electrical needs. What do you think is going
(03:03):
to happen to all the electrification stuff when there isn't
any shover to run it? Just a question, mat.
Speaker 2 (03:12):
Hey, Michael, where is the pink panther when you need him?
I mean, wouldn't inspect their do so be able to
just figure out who did it and the loup.
Speaker 10 (03:23):
Thanks a little encouragement for the fourth floor toilets.
Speaker 9 (03:34):
Sixteen years ago, when we had the Balloon Boy hoax
with the Haney family, both parents were arrested. They both
spent time in jail. They did arrange it so they
served their time separately from each other. Also, another great
example was the Varsity Blues Bust, where famous Hollywood parents
(03:57):
had to serve time in jail. Yept that parents and
children were separated. The people who contributed to the No
Kings funding financials were released. Two hundred and ninety four
million came from just a few of the top donors,
which included Arabella for seventy nine million, Sorrows for seventy
(04:22):
two million Rockefeller Tides. Most surprisingly, though, was Warren Buffett
for sixteen million.
Speaker 5 (04:32):
Michael. I appreciate the point that you're making very much.
These judges are frankly doing a terrible job of putting
away these hardened criminals. I don't care if they're fifteen
or nineteen that were older. What I'd like to see
on the side is more of these people who were
being assaulted and robbed and everything else defend themselves with
(04:54):
various options. I'd like to hear more about that, Michael.
What I meant to say in short before was that
it would be great to hear more stories about these
violent events going on, and people who were being assaulted
and raw and carjacked fighting back with various means of protection,
(05:17):
you know, kinetic rounds, pepper spray firearms, whatever.
Speaker 9 (05:22):
Oh my gosh. KJP is going on her book tour
and she is basically telling us what we saw with
our own eyes was not the truth. She said that
she didn't see any decline in Biden's mental acuity and
that he was very sharp, and then she also said
(05:44):
that Biden talked to the people several times a week
and talked as much as Trump does.
Speaker 15 (05:50):
Delusional Michael, I feel you, brother, As Jimmy Hendrix once
said before he fatally.
Speaker 10 (05:58):
Puked ninety miles an hour. Baby is the speed eye drive?
Speaker 13 (06:03):
Michael. I'm a little baffled. Why is the all kids
in Colorado should get free school lunch. My kid doesn't
need to free lunch. We can afford lunch. I think
most of his classmates can afford it. Yeah, let's give
it to for free.
Speaker 9 (06:23):
Boy.
Speaker 13 (06:23):
What a financial black hole? Uh oh sounds like state government. Yeah.
Speaker 8 (06:31):
Oh, good morning guys. Hostill with the old folks and
using GPS to go to the bathroom.
Speaker 9 (06:41):
That happened.
Speaker 8 (06:43):
Welcome to what we're in.
Speaker 13 (06:46):
Good day, all right?
Speaker 16 (06:48):
Michael and Dragon YouTube fighting back and forth about this
whole GPS thing with Michael. One time I was going
to a soccer game and I did not trust the
maps and the big readline on the screen. Well guess
what I got stuck in the worst traffic at fish
(07:10):
scree on I twenty five.
Speaker 15 (07:12):
I like Michael, Good morning, gentlemen. I'm with Dragon on
this one. I do not use GPS for nearly anything.
Matter of fact, the only thing I use maps for
is kind of like how we used to use an
at list. I will map out my route ahead of
time using Maps if necessary, but almost never do I
(07:36):
use the GPS function. I think it's more important to
know where you're heading in. Like Dragon said, leave with enough.
Speaker 6 (07:43):
Time, Brodnie, You're right about checking that traffic on the GPS. Hell,
I'll look at the traffic on the phone more than
I look at the traffic in front of me. Ain't
nothing better than trying to ditch erect but cut through
a neighborhood in this rig, driving through the church parking lot,
cutting across the port.
Speaker 17 (08:02):
You know, guys, day to day. I don't really know
the point of driving with the GPS. I mean, you
can pretty much get around anywhere in town. I haven't
sat in traffic in the entire year i've been here.
I can get from my house to the other side
of town across city limits in about twenty minutes, and really,
since I'm not running into traffic, the only thing I
might want to stop for is to take a look
at a moose or a bear. But if I'm in
(08:25):
a hurry, I'll just drive past and see the next one.
Not really a question no GPS.
Speaker 14 (08:30):
Here, Michael.
Speaker 18 (08:32):
The Constitution has set the numbers of members of the
House representatives at four hundred and thirty five since the founding.
Perhaps it is time we consider increasing the numbers as
our population has increased. This would increase the numbers of
districts and give each representative fewer individuals they would have
(08:56):
to represent.
Speaker 3 (08:57):
We rake our yard because we have a pine tree
and needles are bad for the grass.
Speaker 7 (09:04):
For a city that prides itself on fighting global warming
and climate change and being green, you think that they
would start with the basics and just clean up the trash.
The wife and the kids and I went to Cospinita
the other weekend. It was really an immersive experience. It
seemed like Colefax was Mexico. Just clean up the damn streets.
Speaker 10 (09:27):
Good morning, Michael and Dragon. And Michael just had to
pass on this observation. When you were talking about all
of the green energy limitations, and you know the amount
of energy to create
Speaker 5 (09:38):
Hydrogen, your voice, your your accent, your drawl sounds a
lot like Billy Bob Thorton and that scene from Landman
and your your cadence is even actually starting to resemble
his anybody I loved it, Keep it up at take
care
Hey, Michael, I had to stop listening to your show
this morning as I went into work to teach at
a community college and I found out that they use
Amazon Web Service to host the on campus network. My
students were supposed to have their midterm exam today. They
were highly upset when this gen X instructor told them
(00:21):
to pull out a pencil and pen and I gave
it to them via hard copy.
Speaker 2 (00:27):
Michael, when you put your personal reputation on the line,
like Jared Kushner did, that's when you get results. These bureaucrats,
they're faceless, they don't know anything because they again, as
you said, it's their risk averse. But this was personal.
This was not only their personal reputation, but the reputation
(00:48):
of their father in law, and that has a lot to.
Speaker 3 (00:51):
Do with it.
Speaker 2 (00:51):
So kudos to the entire team for doing the.
Speaker 3 (00:55):
Right Good morning, Michael and Dragon. Instead of being my
usual smart mouth self, I'll say hi, good morning and
love you guys. And while I'm sitting on I seventy
trying to get through the well to the Eisenhower Tunnels
to my job, looking through a new car insurance policy,
and there is a one dollar Colorado Auto Theft Prevention
(01:18):
Authority fee. What the bleep?
Speaker 4 (01:22):
The reason I was trying to leave that was Olympus
has fallen? Was those were played during the No Kings rally.
That's the ironic part.
Speaker 5 (01:36):
Right.
Speaker 6 (01:37):
Drove to ELI this weekend wearing my Maggie hat.
Speaker 7 (01:40):
Some of the looks I got from the people to.
Speaker 8 (01:42):
Buy the bonby was bad.
Speaker 9 (01:43):
Fantastic, Michael.
Speaker 10 (01:47):
Here in San Antonio, Texas, we've been paying two dollars
and seventeen cents a gallon for regular unleaded.
Speaker 11 (01:55):
Good morning, Michael and Dragon. What an exciting day we
had yesterday with that was on web services going down.
My poor poor family and neighbors, all their streaming services
were interrupted, fling TV down, Everything was dark. And guess what,
the old man with his antenna and all his maps
(02:20):
knew exactly what was going on.
Speaker 12 (02:22):
Good morning from South Dakota. Wouldn't it be something if
we just started referring to President Trump as King Trump,
just to tweak them. Everyone have a great day.
Speaker 13 (02:34):
Hey, Dreg And it's quarter to six mountain time Tuesday morning,
and I still can't leave a talkback. How long before
you get that talkback system up and running again?
Speaker 14 (02:43):
Morning, Mike, here's an off the wall question for you.
With there being a silver shortage worldwide, India's out in
the refineries, there's a panic in London because the silver
market is broke and everything needing silver, all of the
AI and electrical needs. What do you think is going
(03:03):
to happen to all the electrification stuff when there isn't
any shover to run it? Just a question, mat.
Speaker 2 (03:12):
Hey, Michael, where is the pink panther when you need him?
I mean, wouldn't inspect their do so be able to
just figure out who did it and the loup.
Speaker 10 (03:23):
Thanks a little encouragement for the fourth floor toilets.
Speaker 9 (03:34):
Sixteen years ago, when we had the Balloon Boy hoax
with the Haney family, both parents were arrested. They both
spent time in jail. They did arrange it so they
served their time separately from each other. Also, another great
example was the Varsity Blues Bust, where famous Hollywood parents
(03:57):
had to serve time in jail. Yept that parents and
children were separated. The people who contributed to the No
Kings funding financials were released. Two hundred and ninety four
million came from just a few of the top donors,
which included Arabella for seventy nine million, Sorrows for seventy
(04:22):
two million Rockefeller Tides. Most surprisingly, though, was Warren Buffett
for sixteen million.
Speaker 5 (04:32):
Michael. I appreciate the point that you're making very much.
These judges are frankly doing a terrible job of putting
away these hardened criminals. I don't care if they're fifteen
or nineteen that were older. What I'd like to see
on the side is more of these people who were
being assaulted and robbed and everything else defend themselves with
(04:54):
various options. I'd like to hear more about that, Michael.
What I meant to say in short before was that
it would be great to hear more stories about these
violent events going on, and people who were being assaulted
and raw and carjacked fighting back with various means of protection,
(05:17):
you know, kinetic rounds, pepper spray firearms, whatever.
Speaker 9 (05:22):
Oh my gosh. KJP is going on her book tour
and she is basically telling us what we saw with
our own eyes was not the truth. She said that
she didn't see any decline in Biden's mental acuity and
that he was very sharp, and then she also said
(05:44):
that Biden talked to the people several times a week
and talked as much as Trump does.
Speaker 15 (05:50):
Delusional Michael, I feel you, brother, As Jimmy Hendrix once
said before he fatally.
Speaker 10 (05:58):
Puked ninety miles an hour. Baby is the speed eye drive?
Speaker 13 (06:03):
Michael. I'm a little baffled. Why is the all kids
in Colorado should get free school lunch. My kid doesn't
need to free lunch. We can afford lunch. I think
most of his classmates can afford it. Yeah, let's give
it to for free.
Speaker 9 (06:23):
Boy.
Speaker 13 (06:23):
What a financial black hole? Uh oh sounds like state government. Yeah.
Speaker 8 (06:31):
Oh, good morning guys. Hostill with the old folks and
using GPS to go to the bathroom.
Speaker 9 (06:41):
That happened.
Speaker 8 (06:43):
Welcome to what we're in.
Speaker 13 (06:46):
Good day, all right?
Speaker 16 (06:48):
Michael and Dragon YouTube fighting back and forth about this
whole GPS thing with Michael. One time I was going
to a soccer game and I did not trust the
maps and the big readline on the screen. Well guess
what I got stuck in the worst traffic at fish
(07:10):
scree on I twenty five.
Speaker 15 (07:12):
I like Michael, Good morning, gentlemen. I'm with Dragon on
this one. I do not use GPS for nearly anything.
Matter of fact, the only thing I use maps for
is kind of like how we used to use an
at list. I will map out my route ahead of
time using Maps if necessary, but almost never do I
(07:36):
use the GPS function. I think it's more important to
know where you're heading in. Like Dragon said, leave with enough.
Speaker 6 (07:43):
Time, Brodnie, You're right about checking that traffic on the GPS. Hell,
I'll look at the traffic on the phone more than
I look at the traffic in front of me. Ain't
nothing better than trying to ditch erect but cut through
a neighborhood in this rig, driving through the church parking lot,
cutting across the port.
Speaker 17 (08:02):
You know, guys, day to day. I don't really know
the point of driving with the GPS. I mean, you
can pretty much get around anywhere in town. I haven't
sat in traffic in the entire year i've been here.
I can get from my house to the other side
of town across city limits in about twenty minutes, and really,
since I'm not running into traffic, the only thing I
might want to stop for is to take a look
at a moose or a bear. But if I'm in
(08:25):
a hurry, I'll just drive past and see the next one.
Not really a question no GPS.
Speaker 14 (08:30):
Here, Michael.
Speaker 18 (08:32):
The Constitution has set the numbers of members of the
House representatives at four hundred and thirty five since the founding.
Perhaps it is time we consider increasing the numbers as
our population has increased. This would increase the numbers of
districts and give each representative fewer individuals they would have
(08:56):
to represent.
Speaker 3 (08:57):
We rake our yard because we have a pine tree
and needles are bad for the grass.
Speaker 7 (09:04):
For a city that prides itself on fighting global warming
and climate change and being green, you think that they
would start with the basics and just clean up the trash.
The wife and the kids and I went to Cospinita
the other weekend. It was really an immersive experience. It
seemed like Colefax was Mexico. Just clean up the damn streets.
Speaker 10 (09:27):
Good morning, Michael and Dragon. And Michael just had to
pass on this observation. When you were talking about all
of the green energy limitations, and you know the amount
of energy to create
Speaker 5 (09:38):
Hydrogen, your voice, your your accent, your drawl sounds a
lot like Billy Bob Thorton and that scene from Landman
and your your cadence is even actually starting to resemble
his anybody I loved it, Keep it up at take
care
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