Three Things You Need to Know: RIP to Famous Amos

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Speaker 1 (00:01):
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You need to know she's got you. It's three Things
with tif On. Hi, good morning. We're just before eight o'clock.
A reminder.

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At eight thirty I have a chance for you to
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and it wraps up on Labor Day, so don't go far.

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It's kind of your last Hurrah summer, right.

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Let's start off with recreational marijuana sales. Within the one
week of it being open here in Ohio, eleven point
five million dollars was sold in the first week of
the rollout.

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The Ohio Department of Commerce Division of Cannabis Control releasing
a report showing that between August sixth and eleventh, sales
of recreational marijuana exceeded more than eleven million dollars dispensaries
that were already selling medicinal marijuana. We're given dual youth
certificates to start selling to adults twenty one and older.
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Twenty one plus and just a reminder you cannot cross
state lines with recreational marijuana. Second, and three things you
need to know this morning ri ip to a legend.
The man that created famous Amos cookies named Wallace Amos Junior,
died yesterday at the age of eighty eight. The man

(01:19):
started the company with the shop out in LA and
that thing became the staple for gas station and vending
machine cookies. I still ete them monthly. It is one
of my favorite cookies of all time. In fact, people
loved him so much that they featured him in several
different popular TV shows and movies, including The Office.

Speaker 2 (01:38):
Wally Amos founder a famous Amus Cookie bank. When I
was a regular Amos what's under the cloth. We'll get
to that cookies Veginian's cookies. It's cookies. Let me let
me finish my speech first. We have It's just a
success and effort. Isn't it famous? I'm sure you ideas

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for new cookies all the time, Like is it oatmeal
with no vasins? I'm sorry, love that show.

Speaker 1 (02:09):
Honestly though, oatmeal will raisin cookies. We could probably argue
about that. Someone in their car right now thinks that
oatmeal and raisin together is delicious and they would go
for that.

Speaker 2 (02:18):
I'm chocolate chip girly, but he.

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Did pass away at the age of eighty eight, peacefully
in his home due to dementia. And then, finally, in
three things you need to Know this morning, if you're
an Emily and Paris fan, walk in, lock in.

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But but be cautious.

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Season four hits Netflix today, already available, But do you
know that those episodes are only like twenty five minutes long.
So whatever is out, I think it's maybe the first six,
maybe five or six episodes. You'll go through that in
like two hours, and then you're gonna have to wait
several weeks or months until they released the second half
of Emily in Paris on Netflix. Great show, easy to

(02:55):
catch up on last week left it. I'm not gonna
spoil anything, but there was definitely some big things to
come in season four.

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That is three things you need to know for.

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The fifteenth of August. We are staying very demure, very
mindful on the show today and this week. In fact,
Julie on the Jobs Our Career Happiness Mentor, she joins
us at eight twenty on Thursdays.

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She is going to talk.

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About how you can remain very demure, very mindful, very
cutesy at the job. What does demure mean for your workplace?
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