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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Show. This is what's trending. So we have a consensus here,
lots of texts eight five, five, five nine one three
five you can call him texta the same number. Basically,
the pharmacists has to be present. So if there's only
one pharmacist, then the pharmacist goes to lunch. Ever, when
I was go lunch because the Pharmaci's closed, there's more
than one pharmacist. I guess they can like rotate through.
That's so that there, there you go. Another another life
(00:21):
issue solved right here. Then we're getting a bunch of
information about who can give injections and who camp. I
will say that when I was a kid, our pediatrician
was a family friend who became a family friend because
I had meningitis and he was the one that you know,
diagnosed it or whatever, and then he just became a
family friend. Doctor Lesser shout out, Larry Lesser is a
guy's name. I hope he's still alive. But he would
(00:43):
like he would come over dinner or whatever. So when
I'd go in there, I'd be like, look, kid, I
hated getting injections, to be like, and he would be like,
the nurse is going to come in here and do it.
I'd be like, doctor Lesser, you're my boy, and obviously
talk like that when I was six, I'm like, you're
my homie, Like why do I want you to do it?
And he was like, you don't not want me to
do it? I'm like, what do you mean? He's like, well,
I haven't I have not given an injection since medical school. Wow.
(01:05):
And I'm like, what do you mean? He's like the nurses,
this is what they do, like they do one hundred
of these a day, Like you want this, you want
trust me? You want you know, Sarah to do it
because she does one hundred to day. She's really really
good at it. I'm like, but you're the doctor. And
this goes back to my theory that until not long ago,
I thought every doctor knew everything. Yes, I'm serious, like
of course there are specialties, like you know there are specialties,
(01:27):
but I thought every doctor had to know everything. And
so then I started like meeting doctors that were my
own age, you know, people like my peers who are
actually doctors, and I'd be like, hey, what is this
you know, like this thing on my hand or they're
not that guy. Yeah, I'm that guy. And they'd be like,
I don't know, Like what do you mean you don't know?
Like what do you mean you don't know? Like I
(01:48):
haven't said we didn't do that. We did, I did
like one rotation of that, So I don't know. Like
I'm a vagina doctor, I don't know. Do you have
a vagina? I'll tell you about that, you know, I'd
be like what do you mean? Like what is this?
Like I don't know, go to the doctor. You are
a doctor, but I guess you have to have like
a basic knowledge of everything, but then you're allowed to
forget a lot of that stuff because then you go
(02:08):
into specialty and then you can do that. Like it's
a running joke that like certain surgeons don't know like medicine,
like that you'll see online, like there are parodies of
different disciplines of doctors, certain doctors that do parodies of
different disciplines. Like there's a doctor Glockenflocking. I think his
name is, like the guy he's an ophthalmologist who makes
fun of other disciplines. And he'll say, like the orthopedic
(02:28):
surgeons like they don't like go to a medicine doctor,
you know, because they consider themselves like I don't know,
like hammers and nails and put stuff together. It's like, well,
you have a question about your health, go to a
medicine doctor because they I don't know. I guess they
just sort of some certain surgeons they don't have to
deal with that stuff anymore, so they deal with what
they deal with. Someone else feels like, oh, you're sick,
go to a person that can handle that. Like, but
(02:49):
you're a doctor. It's like, when do you go to
the dentist. I see the dentists for like the dentists
for like two seconds.
Speaker 2 (02:54):
Oh my god, like the tennis is doing all of
the word yeah.
Speaker 1 (02:58):
Then the dentist comes in looks. I'm like, yeah, wait what.
Speaker 2 (03:07):
Yeah, hygenis in there getting sprayed with everything and everyone.
Speaker 1 (03:12):
Tank with I have to go to the dentist next week.
I don't. I can't stand this for you, God, no. Unluckily,
I have like decent teeth, but I'm a mouth breather
and so like I build it more plaque. It's a
bad thing. I sleep with my mouth open. I guess
I don't know. It's I don't know. It's probably not good.
I think I have I don't know. I don't know.
Get the test, man, I'm not getting I don't want
(03:32):
to know. I don't know. I'm not getting any tests.
It's just a sleep test. I don't need to uncover
anything else about me. I'm trying to sleep alone most
of the time. Your mouth okay, myself like, I not sleep.
I was.
Speaker 2 (03:47):
I seemed to sleep with my mouth open too, But
now I have the mask over my nose. I don't
sleep with my mouth open anymore. All the air comes
in through my nose. He yeah, hold on, I'm saying, Chris, Chris,
good morning.
Speaker 1 (03:59):
Check out my good morning.
Speaker 3 (04:01):
How are you? Hi?
Speaker 1 (04:03):
Yeah, I'm great. You know, it couldn't be better. How
are you?
Speaker 4 (04:06):
I'm fantastic. And I hope air comes through your nose,
you know.
Speaker 1 (04:09):
But yeah, so it does come through my nose. I
just I think I'm a mouth breather. I don't know it.
That's what they tell me. The dentists like, well, you
have a little more plaquedin most and they clean it up.
It's fine, But Chris, tell me what you want. What
did you want to say?
Speaker 3 (04:21):
So?
Speaker 4 (04:21):
I was just listening to you guys talk about like
doctors and pharmacists and specialties and things like that happens
when people go to the pharmacy. Right, they don't realize
that the pharmacist is a highly educated individual and that
you know, yeah they might they might scan your tampons,
but like they're the ones that like learn about drug
interactions and protect your you know, protect you when it
(04:44):
comes to like the drugs that the doctors prescribe. The
doctor's going to prescribe you whatever when you see them,
and yes they know about like body emins and things
like that, but it's the pharmacist that's going to save
you and be like, whoa wait a second, you can't
take this because you're taking this because they're gonna have
a negative interaction for you, or you've been on this
drug for so long and this drug is back for
the sense for this issue. Right, So you really want
(05:06):
like a highly educated person there at the pharmacy.
Speaker 1 (05:10):
Right, No, we're in the same thing I could take
for your Yeah, guy, if I were that person, though,
I'm like, I earned this white coat. You can get
someone else to ring up your preparation age. I am
not interested in that. I'll want you to do that
because you're so smart. That's what that's exactly what I'm saying.
That was what I always say. My friend may I.
Mayve is my niece who's not a pharmacist yet, she's
only eight months. I'd be like, you know, you don't
(05:30):
have to bring out my diet coke, Like it's okay,
Like I'll go somewhere else for that, and she's like, ah,
that's part of my deal. But that's that was my point.
I don't want the person in a white code. You
work too hard, you don't have to do this anymore.
Speaker 4 (05:41):
Well exactly, that's exactly it. But people don't realize that.
But that's what they're there for. They're not there for
your PEPSI.
Speaker 1 (05:47):
They're there because they're saving.
Speaker 4 (05:49):
Your butt for the drug interaction.
Speaker 1 (05:51):
Yeah amen, Chris, thank you. Have a good day you too. Yeah,
that's exactly what I mean. I'm like, you know what,
you don't have to. You don't have maybe I have
the munchies. You don't have to bring out my microwave
popcorn and peanut butter and uh, you know, mister Pip,
you don't have to. You're gonna judge me. I know it.
You don't have to. That's another thing I used to do.
(06:12):
I still I still do it like if I have
to get some medicine, and then I go look up
what it is and it turns out it treats like
multiple things. Like let's say you have an antibiotic. Some
antibiotics treat like sinister things, you know, like social diseases
of sorts. And I'm the guy that walking to be like,
it's not for that, and they'll be like, we don't care.
(06:32):
I'll be like, no, it's like I got a cough,
you know, it's my I got a sore throat. It's
for that. It's not for the you know, it's also burning. Right,
I'm that guy, I like, it's not it's not. Everything's good,
you know. See what I'm saying, Like that's what it's for.
And then they're like, we don't, we don't care, you know.
But that's I think about stuff like that. I'm like,
because this person knows all the uses of this drug,
(06:55):
and they're probably not even paying attention really, But anyway,
all right, guys, what do I have for you guys today? Oh,
this is a sad story that I told you about
a couple of weeks ago about Hurricane Milton. But we
have justice. The Florida man who admitted to leaving his
dog tied to a fence on I seventy five as
he evacuated before Hurricane Milton is now facing an aggravated
(07:18):
animal cruelty charge as he should. A twenty three year
old man tied his dog, formally named Jumbo, and left
him on the side of the road tied to something
because he couldn't find anyone to pick the dog up.
A trooper received a tip from a driver about the
dog on the side of the road. He officer found
the dog water was rising around the animal's neck. The
(07:39):
dog is named Trooper and his safe and his former
owner will be charged, which I like. Tom Brady is
trending today. He's officially purchased a minority stake in the
Las Vegas Raiders, a deal that was unanimously approved by
NFL owners on Tuesday at the league's annual fall meeting.
He issued a long statement blah blah blah blah blah. Anyway,
now he owns part of the Raiders. If you like
(08:02):
that sphere thing in Las Vegas, it does look pretty cool.
I have yet to see a concert there, but Abu
Dhabi is set to become the next location to showcase
multimedia entertainment in the unique spherical structure. According to the
Sphere Entertainment Company and Abu Dhabi Tourism officials, on Tuesdays,
you'll be able to go all the way there if
you want to see that. Guys, this is a big deal.
(08:23):
If you like fruit loops, you live in Michigan, we
might have a problem. Michigan protesters are demanding that Kellogg
remove artificial colors from fruit loops. So this is happened
in California. Four of the dies currently used in fruit
loops are now banned in California. I will say this,
have you ever looked at the colors of the fruit
loops and gone that looks natural to me? None of
(08:44):
those colors are found in nature, None of them now
like we find we hate them as kids. Wait until
you're older. It's true. They're very, very bad for you.
Those kind of.
Speaker 5 (08:57):
I'm serious, like those are all cancer causing. Impletely agree
with this?
Speaker 1 (09:01):
Well, no, I'm I guess I'm not saying it's not
a good idea. I guess I'm also saying if you
ever have eaten fruit loops and you thought anything was
good about what you were doing.
Speaker 5 (09:09):
I think, well, I know, but it's the access to like,
like cheaper food is worse for you. It's like a
bigger picture thing. I don't know. I'm my mom and
I are very passionate about this. No, and that's great,
But I never they actually glow. They glow like they're new.
Speaker 1 (09:22):
So I when I used to eat them as a kid,
IM pour them in the bowl like and they would
actually radiate something I didn't. I never really thought like
this is gonna be good for me. Some people do say,
as we also know, fruit loops and other cereals not cheap,
not cheap at all. The maker of fruit loops and
applejacks and now some almost ten years ago that it
would take artificial colors and ingredients out of its products
by twenty eighteen, and they haven't done it. So they
(09:43):
got a bunch of signatures they're working on that that's
happening in Michigan. And then here's the thing that you
got to be offended about today that maybe you didn't know.
And I kind of wish that people could go and
look at this before I told them how to be offended,
because I saw the story and I looked at the container,
and I didn't see it. I saw it for what
it was supposed to be, what they intended it to be,
(10:05):
until I read the story and then I was like, oh,
this is why I see him. So is it on
our website? Yes, Fred Show Radio dot com. So when
you first looked at it, it's a it's a candle
and the label on the side of the candle it
looks like one of those like paper origami cutouts, like
a like a snowflake, you know, like it was a
kid who used to like you'd fold the paper a
(10:26):
certain way and then you cut little slits out of
it and then open it up and it was like
a snowflake. Yeah, that's what it is supposed to be. Yes,
But Bad and Body Works thought they were re leasing
a candle with a label design that looked like a
paper cut of a snowflake would be a good idea.
What people saw on the label of the snowed in
candle instead is a chain of tiny KKKA members wearing hoods.
Speaker 2 (10:47):
You see it, Yeah, I see, yes, But did you
see it until you saw it?
Speaker 4 (10:51):
Yeah?
Speaker 1 (10:51):
I don't know because I saw it. I mean, but
can you also, I'm not making excuses, but can you
see it for what it was intended to be no really,
because you can't be honestly whoever made a snowflake candle
did not truly intend to do it. But I saw
it the second I saw that, Yeah, I saw. I
did not. I looked at it and I was like what,
(11:12):
I'm oh, that's okay now, I see there's like no
one in the room during the approval process that was like,
I don't think this is it, Like I think we're
just so many types of snowflakes, which is out just
a little bit. Yeah, I mean no, as soon as
as soon as they said that I should see it,
I definitely saw it. But it's like one of those
magic eye things where if you stare at it long
enough at pop satitude and I was like, ooh racist.
(11:35):
The chain says that, well, it never intended for the
design to remember resemble the Hoods. The company is committing
to listening to our teams and customers and committed to
fixing any mistakes they make, and they've apologized and they
are swiftly working to make this item.
Speaker 3 (11:49):
I've been in Bath and body Works all week. Appropriatedales Girl.
They want to sail on this candle right now. But Honestly,
I didn't see it at first, and then I saw.
I was like, oh, you better get rid of them.
It's National Sports Day, National Bosses Day, whatever, a bunch
of morons, National fossil Day, it's a support your local
(12:10):
Chamber of Commerce Day, okay, and braw Breast Reconstruction Awareness Day.
Well well, reconccually may not be for everyone. They should
have access to the available options to make informed decisions. Amen.
Speaker 1 (12:25):
So there, there you have. It's everyone up to date. Now,
everyone feels like you know what's going on. Okay, good.
The entertainer report that is next. We'll do it after
we're do in two minutes. Fresh sighs
Show. This is what's trending. So we have a consensus here,
lots of texts eight five, five, five nine one three
five you can call him texta the same number. Basically,
the pharmacists has to be present. So if there's only
one pharmacist, then the pharmacist goes to lunch. Ever, when
I was go lunch because the Pharmaci's closed, there's more
than one pharmacist. I guess they can like rotate through.
That's so that there, there you go. Another another life
(00:21):
issue solved right here. Then we're getting a bunch of
information about who can give injections and who camp. I
will say that when I was a kid, our pediatrician
was a family friend who became a family friend because
I had meningitis and he was the one that you know,
diagnosed it or whatever, and then he just became a
family friend. Doctor Lesser shout out, Larry Lesser is a
guy's name. I hope he's still alive. But he would
(00:43):
like he would come over dinner or whatever. So when
I'd go in there, I'd be like, look, kid, I
hated getting injections, to be like, and he would be like,
the nurse is going to come in here and do it.
I'd be like, doctor Lesser, you're my boy, and obviously
talk like that when I was six, I'm like, you're
my homie, Like why do I want you to do it?
And he was like, you don't not want me to
do it? I'm like, what do you mean? He's like, well,
I haven't I have not given an injection since medical school. Wow.
(01:05):
And I'm like, what do you mean? He's like the nurses,
this is what they do, like they do one hundred
of these a day, Like you want this, you want
trust me? You want you know, Sarah to do it
because she does one hundred to day. She's really really
good at it. I'm like, but you're the doctor. And
this goes back to my theory that until not long ago,
I thought every doctor knew everything. Yes, I'm serious, like
of course there are specialties, like you know there are specialties,
(01:27):
but I thought every doctor had to know everything. And
so then I started like meeting doctors that were my
own age, you know, people like my peers who are
actually doctors, and I'd be like, hey, what is this
you know, like this thing on my hand or they're
not that guy. Yeah, I'm that guy. And they'd be like,
I don't know, Like what do you mean you don't know?
Like what do you mean you don't know? Like I
(01:48):
haven't said we didn't do that. We did, I did
like one rotation of that, So I don't know. Like
I'm a vagina doctor, I don't know. Do you have
a vagina? I'll tell you about that, you know, I'd
be like what do you mean? Like what is this?
Like I don't know, go to the doctor. You are
a doctor, but I guess you have to have like
a basic knowledge of everything, but then you're allowed to
forget a lot of that stuff because then you go
(02:08):
into specialty and then you can do that. Like it's
a running joke that like certain surgeons don't know like medicine,
like that you'll see online, like there are parodies of
different disciplines of doctors, certain doctors that do parodies of
different disciplines. Like there's a doctor Glockenflocking. I think his
name is, like the guy he's an ophthalmologist who makes
fun of other disciplines. And he'll say, like the orthopedic
(02:28):
surgeons like they don't like go to a medicine doctor,
you know, because they consider themselves like I don't know,
like hammers and nails and put stuff together. It's like, well,
you have a question about your health, go to a
medicine doctor because they I don't know. I guess they
just sort of some certain surgeons they don't have to
deal with that stuff anymore, so they deal with what
they deal with. Someone else feels like, oh, you're sick,
go to a person that can handle that. Like, but
(02:49):
you're a doctor. It's like, when do you go to
the dentist. I see the dentists for like the dentists
for like two seconds.
Speaker 2 (02:54):
Oh my god, like the tennis is doing all of
the word yeah.
Speaker 1 (02:58):
Then the dentist comes in looks. I'm like, yeah, wait what.
Speaker 2 (03:07):
Yeah, hygenis in there getting sprayed with everything and everyone.
Speaker 1 (03:12):
Tank with I have to go to the dentist next week.
I don't. I can't stand this for you, God, no. Unluckily,
I have like decent teeth, but I'm a mouth breather
and so like I build it more plaque. It's a
bad thing. I sleep with my mouth open. I guess
I don't know. It's I don't know. It's probably not good.
I think I have I don't know. I don't know.
Get the test, man, I'm not getting I don't want
(03:32):
to know. I don't know. I'm not getting any tests.
It's just a sleep test. I don't need to uncover
anything else about me. I'm trying to sleep alone most
of the time. Your mouth okay, myself like, I not sleep.
I was.
Speaker 2 (03:47):
I seemed to sleep with my mouth open too, But
now I have the mask over my nose. I don't
sleep with my mouth open anymore. All the air comes
in through my nose. He yeah, hold on, I'm saying, Chris, Chris,
good morning.
Speaker 1 (03:59):
Check out my good morning.
Speaker 3 (04:01):
How are you? Hi?
Speaker 1 (04:03):
Yeah, I'm great. You know, it couldn't be better. How
are you?
Speaker 4 (04:06):
I'm fantastic. And I hope air comes through your nose,
you know.
Speaker 1 (04:09):
But yeah, so it does come through my nose. I
just I think I'm a mouth breather. I don't know it.
That's what they tell me. The dentists like, well, you
have a little more plaquedin most and they clean it up.
It's fine, But Chris, tell me what you want. What
did you want to say?
Speaker 3 (04:21):
So?
Speaker 4 (04:21):
I was just listening to you guys talk about like
doctors and pharmacists and specialties and things like that happens
when people go to the pharmacy. Right, they don't realize
that the pharmacist is a highly educated individual and that
you know, yeah they might they might scan your tampons,
but like they're the ones that like learn about drug
interactions and protect your you know, protect you when it
(04:44):
comes to like the drugs that the doctors prescribe. The
doctor's going to prescribe you whatever when you see them,
and yes they know about like body emins and things
like that, but it's the pharmacist that's going to save
you and be like, whoa wait a second, you can't
take this because you're taking this because they're gonna have
a negative interaction for you, or you've been on this
drug for so long and this drug is back for
the sense for this issue. Right, So you really want
(05:06):
like a highly educated person there at the pharmacy.
Speaker 1 (05:10):
Right, No, we're in the same thing I could take
for your Yeah, guy, if I were that person, though,
I'm like, I earned this white coat. You can get
someone else to ring up your preparation age. I am
not interested in that. I'll want you to do that
because you're so smart. That's what that's exactly what I'm saying.
That was what I always say. My friend may I.
Mayve is my niece who's not a pharmacist yet, she's
only eight months. I'd be like, you know, you don't
(05:30):
have to bring out my diet coke, Like it's okay,
Like I'll go somewhere else for that, and she's like, ah,
that's part of my deal. But that's that was my point.
I don't want the person in a white code. You
work too hard, you don't have to do this anymore.
Speaker 4 (05:41):
Well exactly, that's exactly it. But people don't realize that.
But that's what they're there for. They're not there for
your PEPSI.
Speaker 1 (05:47):
They're there because they're saving.
Speaker 4 (05:49):
Your butt for the drug interaction.
Speaker 1 (05:51):
Yeah amen, Chris, thank you. Have a good day you too. Yeah,
that's exactly what I mean. I'm like, you know what,
you don't have to. You don't have maybe I have
the munchies. You don't have to bring out my microwave
popcorn and peanut butter and uh, you know, mister Pip,
you don't have to. You're gonna judge me. I know it.
You don't have to. That's another thing I used to do.
(06:12):
I still I still do it like if I have
to get some medicine, and then I go look up
what it is and it turns out it treats like
multiple things. Like let's say you have an antibiotic. Some
antibiotics treat like sinister things, you know, like social diseases
of sorts. And I'm the guy that walking to be like,
it's not for that, and they'll be like, we don't care.
(06:32):
I'll be like, no, it's like I got a cough,
you know, it's my I got a sore throat. It's
for that. It's not for the you know, it's also burning. Right,
I'm that guy, I like, it's not it's not. Everything's good,
you know. See what I'm saying, Like that's what it's for.
And then they're like, we don't, we don't care, you know.
But that's I think about stuff like that. I'm like,
because this person knows all the uses of this drug,
(06:55):
and they're probably not even paying attention really, But anyway,
all right, guys, what do I have for you guys today? Oh,
this is a sad story that I told you about
a couple of weeks ago about Hurricane Milton. But we
have justice. The Florida man who admitted to leaving his
dog tied to a fence on I seventy five as
he evacuated before Hurricane Milton is now facing an aggravated
(07:18):
animal cruelty charge as he should. A twenty three year
old man tied his dog, formally named Jumbo, and left
him on the side of the road tied to something
because he couldn't find anyone to pick the dog up.
A trooper received a tip from a driver about the
dog on the side of the road. He officer found
the dog water was rising around the animal's neck. The
(07:39):
dog is named Trooper and his safe and his former
owner will be charged, which I like. Tom Brady is
trending today. He's officially purchased a minority stake in the
Las Vegas Raiders, a deal that was unanimously approved by
NFL owners on Tuesday at the league's annual fall meeting.
He issued a long statement blah blah blah blah blah. Anyway,
now he owns part of the Raiders. If you like
(08:02):
that sphere thing in Las Vegas, it does look pretty cool.
I have yet to see a concert there, but Abu
Dhabi is set to become the next location to showcase
multimedia entertainment in the unique spherical structure. According to the
Sphere Entertainment Company and Abu Dhabi Tourism officials, on Tuesdays,
you'll be able to go all the way there if
you want to see that. Guys, this is a big deal.
(08:23):
If you like fruit loops, you live in Michigan, we
might have a problem. Michigan protesters are demanding that Kellogg
remove artificial colors from fruit loops. So this is happened
in California. Four of the dies currently used in fruit
loops are now banned in California. I will say this,
have you ever looked at the colors of the fruit
loops and gone that looks natural to me? None of
(08:44):
those colors are found in nature, None of them now
like we find we hate them as kids. Wait until
you're older. It's true. They're very, very bad for you.
Those kind of.
Speaker 5 (08:57):
I'm serious, like those are all cancer causing. Impletely agree
with this?
Speaker 1 (09:01):
Well, no, I'm I guess I'm not saying it's not
a good idea. I guess I'm also saying if you
ever have eaten fruit loops and you thought anything was
good about what you were doing.
Speaker 5 (09:09):
I think, well, I know, but it's the access to like,
like cheaper food is worse for you. It's like a
bigger picture thing. I don't know. I'm my mom and
I are very passionate about this. No, and that's great,
But I never they actually glow. They glow like they're new.
Speaker 1 (09:22):
So I when I used to eat them as a kid,
IM pour them in the bowl like and they would
actually radiate something I didn't. I never really thought like
this is gonna be good for me. Some people do say,
as we also know, fruit loops and other cereals not cheap,
not cheap at all. The maker of fruit loops and
applejacks and now some almost ten years ago that it
would take artificial colors and ingredients out of its products
by twenty eighteen, and they haven't done it. So they
(09:43):
got a bunch of signatures they're working on that that's
happening in Michigan. And then here's the thing that you
got to be offended about today that maybe you didn't know.
And I kind of wish that people could go and
look at this before I told them how to be offended,
because I saw the story and I looked at the container,
and I didn't see it. I saw it for what
it was supposed to be, what they intended it to be,
(10:05):
until I read the story and then I was like, oh,
this is why I see him. So is it on
our website? Yes, Fred Show Radio dot com. So when
you first looked at it, it's a it's a candle
and the label on the side of the candle it
looks like one of those like paper origami cutouts, like
a like a snowflake, you know, like it was a
kid who used to like you'd fold the paper a
(10:26):
certain way and then you cut little slits out of
it and then open it up and it was like
a snowflake. Yeah, that's what it is supposed to be. Yes,
But Bad and Body Works thought they were re leasing
a candle with a label design that looked like a
paper cut of a snowflake would be a good idea.
What people saw on the label of the snowed in
candle instead is a chain of tiny KKKA members wearing hoods.
Speaker 2 (10:47):
You see it, Yeah, I see, yes, But did you
see it until you saw it?
Speaker 4 (10:51):
Yeah?
Speaker 1 (10:51):
I don't know because I saw it. I mean, but
can you also, I'm not making excuses, but can you
see it for what it was intended to be no really,
because you can't be honestly whoever made a snowflake candle
did not truly intend to do it. But I saw
it the second I saw that, Yeah, I saw. I
did not. I looked at it and I was like what,
(11:12):
I'm oh, that's okay now, I see there's like no
one in the room during the approval process that was like,
I don't think this is it, Like I think we're
just so many types of snowflakes, which is out just
a little bit. Yeah, I mean no, as soon as
as soon as they said that I should see it,
I definitely saw it. But it's like one of those
magic eye things where if you stare at it long
enough at pop satitude and I was like, ooh racist.
(11:35):
The chain says that, well, it never intended for the
design to remember resemble the Hoods. The company is committing
to listening to our teams and customers and committed to
fixing any mistakes they make, and they've apologized and they
are swiftly working to make this item.
Speaker 3 (11:49):
I've been in Bath and body Works all week. Appropriatedales Girl.
They want to sail on this candle right now. But Honestly,
I didn't see it at first, and then I saw.
I was like, oh, you better get rid of them.
It's National Sports Day, National Bosses Day, whatever, a bunch
of morons, National fossil Day, it's a support your local
(12:10):
Chamber of Commerce Day, okay, and braw Breast Reconstruction Awareness Day.
Well well, reconccually may not be for everyone. They should
have access to the available options to make informed decisions. Amen.
Speaker 1 (12:25):
So there, there you have. It's everyone up to date. Now,
everyone feels like you know what's going on. Okay, good.
The entertainer report that is next. We'll do it after
we're do in two minutes. Fresh sighs
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