Welcome to your Paulding County Cast! I'm Melissa Carter, along with Doug Harding. Let's take a look at our top stories.
PC News:
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Tragic Accident: The Georgia State Patrol has identified five young people, including one from Paulding County, as the victims of last week’s fatal crash in Tift County. Investigators report that a car driving in the center lane veered and slammed into a parked tractor-trailer on the right shoulder, killing all five occupants. The victims are 19-year-old Dawan Nation of Dallas, 19-year-old Ephira Oddum of Riverdale, 22-year-old Serigne Mbodji of Atlanta, 21-year-old Aliyah Miles of Snellville, and 21-year-old Christopher Dennis of Hinesville, who was the driver.
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Shooting Investigation: Officers are searching for two men in connection with a shooting in Paulding County that critically injured a man on June 1st. Dallas officers arrived at the 300 block of Old Acworth Road around 10:45 PM, finding a 33-year-old man and a 31-year-old man on the ground with multiple gunshot wounds. Officers applied tourniquets to stop the bleeding before paramedics took the victims to Wellstar Kennestone Hospital. The 33-year-old is in critical condition, while the 31-year-old is stable. Dallas police are actively searching for suspects Jonathan Fontanez and Shamuel Machado. Anyone with information is urged to contact Dallas Police Sergeant Nathan Graham.
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High-Speed Chase: An 18-year-old from Dallas was booked into the Floyd County Jail last week after leading police on a high-speed chase. The pursuit began near Adairsville and ended near Summerville. According to jail records, Heath Vinyard was clocked at 73 mph on Highway 140 at Buttrum Road. Vinyard accelerated to 120 mph as police pursued him. The chase continued onto Highway 27, where another vehicle was struck at Gore-Subligna Road. Vinyard was finally apprehended on West Armuchee Road. He faces charges including fleeing or attempting to elude, speeding, passing in a no-passing zone, and failing to maintain a lane.
Weather:
- Partly cloudy today with a high in Hiram and Dallas of 88°F. Lows in the mid-60s.
- Mostly sunny and 90°F tomorrow in Hiram and Dallas. Lows in the upper 60s.
- Sunny Friday, with a high of 93°F.
Sports:
- The Braves are in Baltimore to face the Orioles.
- The Dream will face Caitlin Clark and the Fever in Indiana tomorrow.
Stay tuned for more updates and stories impacting Paulding County.
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S1 (00:01):
From the Chattahoochee Tech Studios. This is your Paulding County
cast catching you up on the latest news, social media,
all the interesting happenings, and a whole lot more right
here in Paulding County.
S2 (00:15):
Welcome to your Paulding County cast. Doug, do you like
our new name?
S1 (00:19):
I love the new name. It's it's great. It's a
whole new world here in Paulding County.
S2 (00:25):
So what's your county cast? Your Paulding County cast. So
I want everybody to get used to that. I'm Melissa Carter,
along with Doug Harding. Let's take a look at our
top stories. The Georgia State Patrol has identified five young people,
including one from Paulding County, as the victims of last
week's fatal crash in Tift County. Investigators report that a
car driving in the center lane veered and slammed into
a parked tractor trailer on the right shoulder, and it
(00:47):
killed all five occupants. The victims are 19 year old
DeJuan Nation of Dallas, 19 year old Ophelia Odom of Riverdale,
22 year old Sarangi Jobe of Atlanta, 21 year old
Aaliyah Miles of Snellville and 21 year old Christopher Dennis
of Hinesville. Who was the driver. Tragedy this from WSB.
S1 (01:07):
Officers are searching for two men in connection with a
shooting in Paulding County that critically injured a man. On
June 1st, Dallas officers arrived at the 300 block of
Old Acworth Road around 10:45 p.m., finding a 33 year
old man and a 31 year old man on the
ground with multiple gunshot wounds, officers applied a tourniquet to
stop the bleeding before paramedics took the victims to Wellstar
(01:28):
Kennestone Hospital. The 33 year old is in critical condition
while the 31 year old is stable. Dallas police are
actively searching for suspects Jonathan Fontes and Samuel Machado. Anyone
with information is urged to contact Dallas Police Sergeant Nathan Graham.
This from MSN.
S2 (01:46):
An 18 year old from Dallas was booked into the
Floyd County Jail last week after leading police on a
high speed chase. The pursuit began near Adairsville and ended
in Summerville, according to jail records. Heath Vinyard was clocked
at 73mph on highway 140 and Buttram Road vineyard accelerated
to 120mph as police chased him. Chase continued on highway
(02:07):
27 and then another vehicle was struck on Gause Road.
Vineyard was finally apprehended on West Armuchee Road. He faces
charges including fleeing or attempting to elude, speeding, passing in
a non-passing zone and failing to maintain a lane. This
from Wrga.
S1 (02:22):
Way to go, 18 year old. You've just, uh, really
screwed up there, pal.
S2 (02:26):
125mph.
S1 (02:30):
It's going to be partly cloudy today, with a high
in Hyrum and Dallas of 88. Lows in the mid 60s.
Still great sleeping weather and mostly sunny and 90 tomorrow
in Hyrum and Dallas. Lows in the upper 60s and
finally sunny. Friday will have a high of 93.
S2 (02:45):
Hydrate, hydrate. It's what I always tell my son is
you got to drink your water. Mhm.
S1 (02:49):
Learn how to succeed and win big in life plus much,
much more. Listen to the Red Hot Reid podcast wherever
you get your podcasts.
S3 (02:59):
98.7 Chat Tech, or 98.7% of our students earn a career.
S4 (03:03):
So for each of our programs at Chattahoochee Tech, we
have an industry advisory committee. Those are people in each
given industry that will employ our graduates when they get
finished with our program.
S5 (03:16):
We have students that are placed at manufacturing companies such as,
let's say, Glock, for example, the gun manufacturer, because they
have machinery that's running 24 over seven to create the guns.
So all the way from that to health care, where
like hospitals, for example, they're running 24 over seven and
they have machinery that needs to be running 24 over
seven as well.
S6 (03:36):
My program is specifically for students who want to be
in healthcare but maybe don't want patient contact. Maybe they
want to be in health care, in a health care
field that's recession proof, and they're helping people. But maybe
they don't want blood, body fluids, any of those elements
in their life. So they may choose health care management
to be on the opposite side of the patient care.
S3 (03:56):
Visit Chattahoochee, Techedu, or 98.7% of our students earn a career, and.
S7 (04:02):
We're back with more of your Paulding County cast.
S2 (04:05):
From WSB Facebook page. A Georgia man was wanted for
shoplifting at a Walmart and then caused a hit and
run crash with a police officer's patrol car. During his
escape from that scene, Lacretia Doyle said the suspect took
a shark vacuum, ninja blender and Lego set, but dropped
them when he was leaving the store. Jonathan Socony said,
every day Georgia is a national embarrassment and Tim Morris said,
(04:26):
lock him up. Animals belong in cages. Well, I'm.
S1 (04:29):
Wondering how the woman knew that what he was carrying.
Was she there watching the whole thing?
S2 (04:33):
Or maybe she saw it in a, you know, maybe
some in another place, uh, off of Facebook, but, uh, yeah,
he he didn't even have his items with him when
he got away. Not that I'm trying to see. Oh, well,
if he had the items and he got away, but anyway.
But yes, it was, uh, it was several things that
he had to drop on the way out from the
Paulding County Uncensored Facebook page. How much are your HOA dues?
(04:55):
Everybody just. I can just feel the tension when you
say HOA to certain people, including me. Um, what are
your HOA dues and what amenity services do they provide? Well,
Tracy Earhart, she had a long explanation for hers. Our
old neighborhood was $200 a year with no amenities. They
say it paid for irrigation at the front entrance. I
never saw any indication of that. They say we paid
(05:17):
for landscaping maintenance, but the homeowner cut the grass himself.
Vacant lots trimmed twice a year, maybe. That being said,
when we did sell our house, the HOA did improve
the home value because the neighborhood looked nice. All right, well,
Kelly good, said 175 yearly with no amenities, pays for
the entrance, landscaping and a playground barbecue area. Teddy Zuckerberg
(05:38):
said $500 a year and no amenities. Supposedly just pays
for landscaping. All these are yearly. I got a monthly
HOA fee.
S1 (05:45):
Oh yeah, me too.
S2 (05:46):
Right? Tony Thompson said no HOA, stay away from the
HOA Nazis. And Sean Holland said zero and I sort
that out on purpose. HOA are a cancer. I'm telling you,
I my HOA, I'm not a fan of and I
the only time I once lived in Roswell and we
had a $25 fee per year and that went to
(06:07):
a block party once a year. So the summer block
party was paid for by everybody, but it's only $25
a house, and that was the best, um, the best HOA.
I was a part of everything else. It's too much
and the amenities are not, I don't know, I don't
think the cost justifies the means.
S1 (06:23):
I don't even want to tell you what. I pay
an HOA fees a month. I am envious of those
people that that's what they pay a year. Envious?
S2 (06:32):
Yeah, yeah. And the people who are part of the
HOA when you ask for help, that's the thing that
I could go on the whole podcast on this. My
issue is every time I've gone to seek help from
the HOA, they are unable to comply.
S1 (06:48):
Same here. Yep.
S2 (06:50):
That's just pitiful. Your weird story of the day comes
from Michigan, where Corey Harris had an unusual court appearance
a couple of weeks ago while attending a zoom call
for a case about driving on a suspended license. Harris
joined the call while driving his vehicle. District judge J.
Cedric Simpson noticed that Harris was behind the wheel and
questioned him. Harris stated that he was parking at his
(07:13):
doctor's office, but the judge revoked his bond and ordered
him to turn himself in. This from the Huffington Post.
S1 (07:19):
You know, I have a follow up to this story.
I just I just read he is now has his
learner's permit. He just got his learner's permit. This guy did.
But this whole story, you have to laugh at this
one because what's he thinking?
S2 (07:34):
I bet, yeah, that takes a lot of, uh, courage,
shall we say, to show up at your court appearance
in your car.
S7 (07:42):
And here's some events to get you out of the house.
S1 (07:45):
All right, here's what's getting you out of the house
this weekend. This afternoon at 4:00, wind down Wednesdays at
Vintage Wine Bar in Dallas. Now through Friday, early voting
for runoff elections at Watson Government Complex in Dallas, July
3rd from noon till five. The City of Hiram Community
Blood drive at the events place in Hiram.
S7 (08:05):
Life's a constant hustle and a credit union of Georgia.
Our focus is crystal clear. It's all about you juggling
a million things. We get it. That's why we're committed
to providing the best service imaginable. We're not just your
credit union where your financial allies knowledge is our power.
From crafting basic budget plans to navigating the local home
(08:25):
buying scene questions popping up, we've got you covered with fast,
friendly answers because we want you to spend more time
living your life. Imagine a financial institution that truly cares.
That's Credit Union of Georgia inviting you to join us.
If you live work in Bartow, Cherokee, Cobb, Dawson, Paulding, Pickens,
or Union County, we want you as a member, a
(08:47):
credit union, a Georgia family, because here you're not just
a member. You're part of a community that cares, ready
to experience banking that revolves around you. Call us at six, seven,
eight four, eight six, 1111 or visit c U of
Georg Credit Union of Georgia your financial journey our priority.
S1 (09:07):
A new exciting podcast about dads for dads legacy makers
A conversation for dads download now wherever you get your podcasts,
don't forget to like, follow and subscribe to the Paulding
County cast wherever you get your podcasts. Checking your sports here.
Not much going on in Paulding County. We're still waiting
(09:28):
for football to start up here pretty soon, so we'll
fill you in on all of that. The Braves are
in Baltimore to face the Orioles today, and the dream
will face Caitlin Clark and the fever in Indiana tomorrow.
I guarantee you that is going to be sold out.
S2 (09:41):
Yeah. Agreed. And finally, the city of Atlanta welcomed King
Willem-Alexander and Queen maxima. I love that name. Maxima of
the Netherlands on Mondays. Netherlands royalty, the King and Queen
of the Netherlands were in town. The visit aimed to
highlight the strong bilateral ties between the Netherlands and the US,
and their economic relations with Georgia. Who knew their Majesties
(10:04):
started their visit by meeting Governor Brian Kemp at the Capitol,
touring various city sites. They even visited the King Center
and laid a wreath at the resting place of MLK
Jr and Coretta Scott King. They also went to the
Beltline's Eastside Trail to discuss affordable housing, climate, health, and
urban mobility. I just think that's kind of cool. This
from 11 alive.
S1 (10:23):
Whether you're new to church, have been a Christian for
many years, or looking for a fresh start, you're welcome
at new season church. New season is a place where
people can believe in God, belong to a family of believers,
and become fully devoted followers. We exist so that people
far from God may experience life in Christ and become
fully engaged followers. Join us for one of our two
(10:44):
Sunday services 9 or 11 a.m..
S8 (10:47):
Hi, this is Pastor Steve Flockhart. Whether you're new to
the Paulding community or have been here since the day
you were born, new Season Church is a place where
all are welcome. From our exciting children and student ministries
to our engaging Bible studies and small groups and events,
I promise new Season Church has a place for you.
S1 (11:07):
New season church just off highway 278 at 4457 Atlanta
Highway in Hiram. We exist so that people far from
God may experience life in Christ and become fully engaged followers.
New season looks forward to seeing your entire family this Sunday,
and feel free to check us out online at New season.cc.
We believe what comes into our minds when we think
(11:29):
about God is the most important thing about us. We
look forward to seeing you Sunday at 9 or 11 a.m.
at New Season Church in Hiram. Thanks for listening to
the Paulding County cast. Don't forget to like, follow, and
subscribe wherever you get your podcasts.
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From the Chattahoochee Tech Studios. This is your Paulding County
cast catching you up on the latest news, social media,
all the interesting happenings, and a whole lot more right
here in Paulding County.
S2 (00:15):
Welcome to your Paulding County cast. Doug, do you like
our new name?
S1 (00:19):
I love the new name. It's it's great. It's a
whole new world here in Paulding County.
S2 (00:25):
So what's your county cast? Your Paulding County cast. So
I want everybody to get used to that. I'm Melissa Carter,
along with Doug Harding. Let's take a look at our
top stories. The Georgia State Patrol has identified five young people,
including one from Paulding County, as the victims of last
week's fatal crash in Tift County. Investigators report that a
car driving in the center lane veered and slammed into
a parked tractor trailer on the right shoulder, and it
(00:47):
killed all five occupants. The victims are 19 year old
DeJuan Nation of Dallas, 19 year old Ophelia Odom of Riverdale,
22 year old Sarangi Jobe of Atlanta, 21 year old
Aaliyah Miles of Snellville and 21 year old Christopher Dennis
of Hinesville. Who was the driver. Tragedy this from WSB.
S1 (01:07):
Officers are searching for two men in connection with a
shooting in Paulding County that critically injured a man. On
June 1st, Dallas officers arrived at the 300 block of
Old Acworth Road around 10:45 p.m., finding a 33 year
old man and a 31 year old man on the
ground with multiple gunshot wounds, officers applied a tourniquet to
stop the bleeding before paramedics took the victims to Wellstar
(01:28):
Kennestone Hospital. The 33 year old is in critical condition
while the 31 year old is stable. Dallas police are
actively searching for suspects Jonathan Fontes and Samuel Machado. Anyone
with information is urged to contact Dallas Police Sergeant Nathan Graham.
This from MSN.
S2 (01:46):
An 18 year old from Dallas was booked into the
Floyd County Jail last week after leading police on a
high speed chase. The pursuit began near Adairsville and ended
in Summerville, according to jail records. Heath Vinyard was clocked
at 73mph on highway 140 and Buttram Road vineyard accelerated
to 120mph as police chased him. Chase continued on highway
(02:07):
27 and then another vehicle was struck on Gause Road.
Vineyard was finally apprehended on West Armuchee Road. He faces
charges including fleeing or attempting to elude, speeding, passing in
a non-passing zone and failing to maintain a lane. This
from Wrga.
S1 (02:22):
Way to go, 18 year old. You've just, uh, really
screwed up there, pal.
S2 (02:26):
125mph.
S1 (02:30):
It's going to be partly cloudy today, with a high
in Hyrum and Dallas of 88. Lows in the mid 60s.
Still great sleeping weather and mostly sunny and 90 tomorrow
in Hyrum and Dallas. Lows in the upper 60s and
finally sunny. Friday will have a high of 93.
S2 (02:45):
Hydrate, hydrate. It's what I always tell my son is
you got to drink your water. Mhm.
S1 (02:49):
Learn how to succeed and win big in life plus much,
much more. Listen to the Red Hot Reid podcast wherever
you get your podcasts.
S3 (02:59):
98.7 Chat Tech, or 98.7% of our students earn a career.
S4 (03:03):
So for each of our programs at Chattahoochee Tech, we
have an industry advisory committee. Those are people in each
given industry that will employ our graduates when they get
finished with our program.
S5 (03:16):
We have students that are placed at manufacturing companies such as,
let's say, Glock, for example, the gun manufacturer, because they
have machinery that's running 24 over seven to create the guns.
So all the way from that to health care, where
like hospitals, for example, they're running 24 over seven and
they have machinery that needs to be running 24 over
seven as well.
S6 (03:36):
My program is specifically for students who want to be
in healthcare but maybe don't want patient contact. Maybe they
want to be in health care, in a health care
field that's recession proof, and they're helping people. But maybe
they don't want blood, body fluids, any of those elements
in their life. So they may choose health care management
to be on the opposite side of the patient care.
S3 (03:56):
Visit Chattahoochee, Techedu, or 98.7% of our students earn a career, and.
S7 (04:02):
We're back with more of your Paulding County cast.
S2 (04:05):
From WSB Facebook page. A Georgia man was wanted for
shoplifting at a Walmart and then caused a hit and
run crash with a police officer's patrol car. During his
escape from that scene, Lacretia Doyle said the suspect took
a shark vacuum, ninja blender and Lego set, but dropped
them when he was leaving the store. Jonathan Socony said,
every day Georgia is a national embarrassment and Tim Morris said,
(04:26):
lock him up. Animals belong in cages. Well, I'm.
S1 (04:29):
Wondering how the woman knew that what he was carrying.
Was she there watching the whole thing?
S2 (04:33):
Or maybe she saw it in a, you know, maybe
some in another place, uh, off of Facebook, but, uh, yeah,
he he didn't even have his items with him when
he got away. Not that I'm trying to see. Oh, well,
if he had the items and he got away, but anyway.
But yes, it was, uh, it was several things that
he had to drop on the way out from the
Paulding County Uncensored Facebook page. How much are your HOA dues?
(04:55):
Everybody just. I can just feel the tension when you
say HOA to certain people, including me. Um, what are
your HOA dues and what amenity services do they provide? Well,
Tracy Earhart, she had a long explanation for hers. Our
old neighborhood was $200 a year with no amenities. They
say it paid for irrigation at the front entrance. I
never saw any indication of that. They say we paid
(05:17):
for landscaping maintenance, but the homeowner cut the grass himself.
Vacant lots trimmed twice a year, maybe. That being said,
when we did sell our house, the HOA did improve
the home value because the neighborhood looked nice. All right, well,
Kelly good, said 175 yearly with no amenities, pays for
the entrance, landscaping and a playground barbecue area. Teddy Zuckerberg
(05:38):
said $500 a year and no amenities. Supposedly just pays
for landscaping. All these are yearly. I got a monthly
HOA fee.
S1 (05:45):
Oh yeah, me too.
S2 (05:46):
Right? Tony Thompson said no HOA, stay away from the
HOA Nazis. And Sean Holland said zero and I sort
that out on purpose. HOA are a cancer. I'm telling you,
I my HOA, I'm not a fan of and I
the only time I once lived in Roswell and we
had a $25 fee per year and that went to
(06:07):
a block party once a year. So the summer block
party was paid for by everybody, but it's only $25
a house, and that was the best, um, the best HOA.
I was a part of everything else. It's too much
and the amenities are not, I don't know, I don't
think the cost justifies the means.
S1 (06:23):
I don't even want to tell you what. I pay
an HOA fees a month. I am envious of those
people that that's what they pay a year. Envious?
S2 (06:32):
Yeah, yeah. And the people who are part of the
HOA when you ask for help, that's the thing that
I could go on the whole podcast on this. My
issue is every time I've gone to seek help from
the HOA, they are unable to comply.
S1 (06:48):
Same here. Yep.
S2 (06:50):
That's just pitiful. Your weird story of the day comes
from Michigan, where Corey Harris had an unusual court appearance
a couple of weeks ago while attending a zoom call
for a case about driving on a suspended license. Harris
joined the call while driving his vehicle. District judge J.
Cedric Simpson noticed that Harris was behind the wheel and
questioned him. Harris stated that he was parking at his
(07:13):
doctor's office, but the judge revoked his bond and ordered
him to turn himself in. This from the Huffington Post.
S1 (07:19):
You know, I have a follow up to this story.
I just I just read he is now has his
learner's permit. He just got his learner's permit. This guy did.
But this whole story, you have to laugh at this
one because what's he thinking?
S2 (07:34):
I bet, yeah, that takes a lot of, uh, courage,
shall we say, to show up at your court appearance
in your car.
S7 (07:42):
And here's some events to get you out of the house.
S1 (07:45):
All right, here's what's getting you out of the house
this weekend. This afternoon at 4:00, wind down Wednesdays at
Vintage Wine Bar in Dallas. Now through Friday, early voting
for runoff elections at Watson Government Complex in Dallas, July
3rd from noon till five. The City of Hiram Community
Blood drive at the events place in Hiram.
S7 (08:05):
Life's a constant hustle and a credit union of Georgia.
Our focus is crystal clear. It's all about you juggling
a million things. We get it. That's why we're committed
to providing the best service imaginable. We're not just your
credit union where your financial allies knowledge is our power.
From crafting basic budget plans to navigating the local home
(08:25):
buying scene questions popping up, we've got you covered with fast,
friendly answers because we want you to spend more time
living your life. Imagine a financial institution that truly cares.
That's Credit Union of Georgia inviting you to join us.
If you live work in Bartow, Cherokee, Cobb, Dawson, Paulding, Pickens,
or Union County, we want you as a member, a
(08:47):
credit union, a Georgia family, because here you're not just
a member. You're part of a community that cares, ready
to experience banking that revolves around you. Call us at six, seven,
eight four, eight six, 1111 or visit c U of
Georg Credit Union of Georgia your financial journey our priority.
S1 (09:07):
A new exciting podcast about dads for dads legacy makers
A conversation for dads download now wherever you get your podcasts,
don't forget to like, follow and subscribe to the Paulding
County cast wherever you get your podcasts. Checking your sports here.
Not much going on in Paulding County. We're still waiting
(09:28):
for football to start up here pretty soon, so we'll
fill you in on all of that. The Braves are
in Baltimore to face the Orioles today, and the dream
will face Caitlin Clark and the fever in Indiana tomorrow.
I guarantee you that is going to be sold out.
S2 (09:41):
Yeah. Agreed. And finally, the city of Atlanta welcomed King
Willem-Alexander and Queen maxima. I love that name. Maxima of
the Netherlands on Mondays. Netherlands royalty, the King and Queen
of the Netherlands were in town. The visit aimed to
highlight the strong bilateral ties between the Netherlands and the US,
and their economic relations with Georgia. Who knew their Majesties
(10:04):
started their visit by meeting Governor Brian Kemp at the Capitol,
touring various city sites. They even visited the King Center
and laid a wreath at the resting place of MLK
Jr and Coretta Scott King. They also went to the
Beltline's Eastside Trail to discuss affordable housing, climate, health, and
urban mobility. I just think that's kind of cool. This
from 11 alive.
S1 (10:23):
Whether you're new to church, have been a Christian for
many years, or looking for a fresh start, you're welcome
at new season church. New season is a place where
people can believe in God, belong to a family of believers,
and become fully devoted followers. We exist so that people
far from God may experience life in Christ and become
fully engaged followers. Join us for one of our two
(10:44):
Sunday services 9 or 11 a.m..
S8 (10:47):
Hi, this is Pastor Steve Flockhart. Whether you're new to
the Paulding community or have been here since the day
you were born, new Season Church is a place where
all are welcome. From our exciting children and student ministries
to our engaging Bible studies and small groups and events,
I promise new Season Church has a place for you.
S1 (11:07):
New season church just off highway 278 at 4457 Atlanta
Highway in Hiram. We exist so that people far from
God may experience life in Christ and become fully engaged followers.
New season looks forward to seeing your entire family this Sunday,
and feel free to check us out online at New season.cc.
We believe what comes into our minds when we think
(11:29):
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