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Crazy News Story of the Day dives into some questionable Christmas trees that’ll make you rethink your holiday décor…
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Plus, Trav shines a light on some troubling changes in our society you’ve probably noticed too.
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Speaker 1 (00:08):
Hey, hey, it's Tuesday. Hello travelers, that you'll be to
travel here trying to make your not Monday a little
bit better. Coming up on today's show, of course we
have news or nonsense including is this the end of
the Maga movement? We'll talk about it. Crazy news story
(00:30):
of the day coming your way. It will wipe out
your Christmas spirit probably you know toxicity. Also here in
just a little bit we are going to be celebrating
the day. Got your not news segment coming up as well,
and of course that all important Facebook find of the day.
(00:51):
We got a lot to do in the next little bit.
So what do you say we get things rolling? Happy Tuesday?
Today is Tuesday. It it's December, the ninth year of
Our Lord, twenty twenty five, and it is indeed a
(01:14):
day worth celebrating. It is a national Christmas Card day.
We got our first Christmas card yesterday. We don't send
out Christmas cards. I'll snap a picture, put it on
Facebook and be like here, print it, put it on
your mental It's an International Anti Corruption Day. Shouldn't that
be every day? International Day of Veterinary Medicine. Listen, nobody
(01:38):
appreciates the VET until they're pet sick. National Lama Day,
Maybe you take your lama to the vet. Today it's
National Opal Apple's Day. Don't know if I've ever had
an open apple. National Pastry Day. Hello, cinnamon Round, It's
Weary Willie Day. The clowns. No thanks, world take no day.
(02:01):
There you go. We celebrated on this day in history.
In nineteen sixty eight, Douglas Engelbart demonstrates in the mother
of all demos, the computer system LS, to a live
audience in San Francisco, showcasing for the first time to
mouse word processing, windows, hypertext links, video conferencing, real time collaboration,
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and other modern computing concepts. That was in nineteen sixty eight.
Took us a while, but we got there. And in
nineteen ninety two, US Marines and Allied nations launch and
amphibious and airborne operation in Magadishu, Somalia to restore order
to the war torn nation, authorized by UN Security Council
Resolution seven ninety four, passed on December third. It didn't
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go well, by the way, but there you have it.
Multiple reasons why today December the ninth is indeed a
day worth celebrating. Don't forget to take your Lama to
the vent today, hanging in there on a Tuesday. Thanks
so much for listening to the Trash Show. I don't
know when you're listening or where you're listening, but if
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you're like me, sometimes you need a little extra pick
me up. And you remember, I remember my grandma, as
used to she would need a little extra pick me up.
She had instant coffee and it was like the most
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time for today's official dad joke. If you're not a dad,
don't try this at home. We are professionals. What do
you call a bee that lives in America? Wait? What
a usb? Ladies and gentlemen, we need to talk. Last night,
(04:41):
my wife and I were sitting down to a very
high class pre concert meal soup and grilled cheese before
heading to our son's Christmas performance. Somewhere between dunking my
sandwich and burning the roof of my mouth on soup
that was definitely hotter than it looked, I drifted into
one of those nostalgic Christmas flashbacks. I started thinking of
the Christmas I grew up with. The world didn't just
(05:03):
decorate back then, it went for it. Colorful mismatch lights
that blink like they were wired by someone who's had
three cups of holiday punch, Flashy garland that looked like
it had been crafted by an overcaffeinated elf. Store windows
painted with snowmen who always looked a little upsided but
somehow perfect. Wrapping papers so bright it could cost temporary
(05:23):
blindness if the sun hit it just right. Then I
looked around at what we've got today. Modern Christmas is tasteful,
white lights only, no garland unless it's been approved by
a minimalist blogger. Store windows so plain they look like
they're waiting for a four lease sign. Wrapping paper that's wide,
or if you're feeling wild craft brown it's not festive.
(05:45):
It's a Scandinavian spa with a tree and it it
hit me. We haven't just sanitized Christmas, We've sanitized everything.
McDonald's used to be this bright beacon of childhood, primary colors,
goofy shapes, a building that practically shouted and fun happens here.
Now it's a brown and gray box that looks like
it sales office supplies. Pizza hut used to be shaped
(06:07):
like an actual hut. Now half of them look like
a lawyer's office. Welcome to Pieza Hut and associates. Would
you like pepperoni or personal injury consultant? People say the
old stuff was tacky. Maybe it was, but it had personality,
had charm. It had the courage to be ridiculous. Now
everything is sleek, sterile, and safe for resale. Sometimes I
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worry that in our attempt to declutter and modernize, we
bleached out the magic. We didn't just tidy up, we
whitewashed the wonder. Because life's supposed to have glitter color,
the joyful, slightly tacky sparkle, make America festive again, win.
Speaker 2 (06:48):
Or wick up.
Speaker 1 (06:49):
In the moment, it's study time, that time of day
when I sit you down to educate you on the
things of this world. So pay attention. I do this
out of the goodness of my heart. According to a study,
no known hangover cure actually works. So all of you
who have to deal with this, and you have your
(07:12):
hair of the dog or tomat, a juice or whatever,
it's probably just all in your heads to make you
think you feel better, but you really don't. But if
you think you feel better, don't you really feel better?
I don't know. There is one guaranteed way of not
having a hangover. Don't drink too much. See I didn't
(07:35):
need tax dollars for a study for research. Good old
common sense. So handle yourself, be responsible, because there's no
help for you class dismiss Well, that's all, but going
to do it for hour number one for the old
(07:56):
travinnayor don't you go Anywhere? Coming up in hour numbers
our first look at news or nonsense for the day,
What happens when you're attacked by wild animal? Play little basketball,
What I'll tell you about that, and much much more.
Thank you so much for spending little time with us
here on the Trash Show. It is appreciated. Our number
(08:32):
two underway this hour we take our first look at
news or nonsense, including a story that all this battling
climate change, well not exactly what we were told. We'll
dive into that. Also coming up in this hour have
(08:52):
your news segment as not Trav drops in to fill
us in on that, and of course the ever important
Facebook find all that and more coming up in this
hour right now, though it is one of my favorite
times of the show, it's time for trash track. Where
(09:12):
I play a song. Could be because I want to
hear it, could be because I want to annoy somebody,
or because I want to make someone's day and play
their favorite song. Here's today's song, News or nonsense. You
know how the world's richest people have been in a
panic about the weather for the last fifty years or
so and have dedicated trillions of dollars to fighting the sun.
(09:35):
Now they might have made it worse. What this from
the University of Washington Reduced air pollution is making clouds
reflect less sunlight. What It's an irony of ironies, isn't it?
As it turns out, trying to fix the planet may
have made it worse. From the University of Washington researcher
(09:59):
Nut vonn Sulizen via the Conversation and who among us
doesn't take that fine. Periodical clouds play a vital role
in the environment, providing rain but also reflecting sunlight before
it reaches their surface. But between twenty three and twenty
twenty two, clouds over North Atlantic in the Northeast Pacific
became less reflective, allowing more sunlight to reach the ocean
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surface and causing sea surface temperatures to rise. My colleagues
and I recently conducted research that shows global efforts to
improve air quality have unintentionally accelerated climate warming by modifying clouds.
Uh oh, accident. I'm sure We'll be fine, of course,
(10:46):
but by the standards of global warming hysteria. We're apparently
doomed as von Salizan rites. Decreasing the amount of particulate
pollution has also reduced the cooling effect of clouds, accelerating
climate warming. Key factor turned out to be air sauce,
tiny particles that act as seeds for cloud droplets. When
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there are fewer airsols, clouds contain fewer but larger droplets.
These droplets reflect less sunlight and more likely to rain
out quickly. This all makes sense. This is why, all
of a sudden we have We don't have like a
day of rain like we used to, I mean every
now and then, but like this summer, this past summer,
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it was like a rain cloud would show up, it
would fall, a literal flood for twenty minutes and then stop.
Now that explains it, This explains everything. You remember. We
got to get rid of air sauce. There's a hole
in nozon layer over Australia. Bye bye aquanette, Bye bye
white rain. And apparently it was a not only was
(11:55):
it all for naught, it was it was all the
wrong things. Once again, the climate proves it knows more
than we do.
Speaker 2 (12:09):
With the not news, I'm not trav NASA recently announced
its discovery of definitive evidence that there is water on
the Moon. President Donald Trump wasted no time following up
with an announcement of his own. Water and space means only
one thing, he told the press.
Speaker 1 (12:26):
We need to create a space Navy.
Speaker 2 (12:29):
According to Trump, the Space Force would patrol the space
skuys all that black stuff between planets, as he described it,
but any space water would be the domain of the
space Navy. We'll get big, beautiful space battleships to put
it on the oceans of the Moon, Trump said.
Speaker 1 (12:49):
And they'll have.
Speaker 2 (12:49):
Big space cannons ready for any space water threats out there,
like space sharks or maybe space pirates, but not the
regular space pirates that fly around and space ships, but
space water pirates.
Speaker 1 (13:02):
Trump has already.
Speaker 2 (13:03):
Tasked people to design a logo, uniforms, and a space
aircraft carrier, so it would in fact a space spacecraft carrier,
since there's no air in space. This has been the
not news.
Speaker 1 (13:21):
News or nonsense. Zookeeper and performer prepared two black bears
for a show which China's hangs out Safari Park on Saturday,
but one of them went a bit wild. What are
the bears, not the zookeeper or performer. Uh zookeeper was
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briefly attacked by a black bear during a performance at
the park. The worker is safe. The bear has been
removed from public shows, and officials say smell of treats
may have triggered the animals rey action. Ay, yogi, have
a snickers. You're not yourself when you're hangar and uh,
(14:05):
you know, I understand we've all been in situations, maybe
not being attacked by black bear, but we've all been
in situations where you just use whatever's handy, right, Fellas,
how many times have you used a socket wrench as
a hammer, knowing that, hey, this is not good for
the tool. You just use whatever you can get. Well,
(14:28):
people that was helping this cat, they used whatever they
could get, and the nearest thing was a basketball goal.
So in the video you have one guy being attacked
and uh, three guys hitting it, hitting the bear with
a basketball goal. I'm talking pollack board to everything. So
(14:52):
keeper goes back for more. After he gathers himself, he's like,
all right, you want to fight, let's do it. You know,
he had that moment. We've we've had that moment, all
of us, all right, you want it all right? Hey, hey,
you want it here, come get me now. Apparently the
bear was smelling apples and carrots and that's why it
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went wild. And who among us doesn't go crazy over
the smell of carrots? Right now? Of course, Peter chimed
in and uh, you know, they're an usual thing. Sounds
like the bear and the zoo keeper back on good
terms and nobody was seriously injured, and Zoo apologized to
(15:34):
the visitors. I'm not sure why they were there to
be entertained, buddy, they got it. I mean, I remember
when I was a kid, I watched a man in
a parking lot in Virginia wrestle a bear like that
was the whole show. So these people got that for free.
It wasn't even part of what they were expecting to see.
I'm surprised that Zoo didn't charge them more. By the way,
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you've never lived life until you've watched a man wrestle
a bear in a parking lot in Virginia. I'm just saying,
it's facebook fine time. Go ahead and get ready, ladies
and gentlemen, because this one's going to create a fistfight
just to see who gets it it comes to us
(16:18):
from Misty Quinn out of Greer, South Carolina. I don't
know that I've ever been to Greer. I've heard about it. Now.
Misty joined Facebook all the way back in two thousand
and nine, so a pioneer. I don't see any information
as far as if she has. She has eleven active listings,
(16:41):
so this is not a one and done sal for her.
She lists this as used but good condition, and the
only reason she's getting rid of it is a house
clean out. What is it? Well, friend, I'm glad you asked.
It's a vintage Jimmy Carter radio, but now it's it's
(17:08):
not just Jimmy Carter. It's Jimmy Carter's head coming out
of a gigantic peanut shell. And it looks like I
can't tell from the photo, but it does look like
he has on a little top hat like the Planner's peanut.
That's all she says about it. There's one photo. That's
(17:28):
all I can give you. Now. It's about judging by
the hand that's holding it. It's about the size of
a NERF football or a you know, a junior football.
I don't know how it's radio. Again, there's one photo,
but she says it's a radio. I do know this though,
what a fantastic mantlepiece. It would make Jimmy Carter coming
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out of a peanut and it can be on your
mandle just in time for Santa to listen to the
radio for the low low price of forty five bucks.
That's right, you could have an American president coming out
of the peanut playing jingle bells for forty five bucks.
Today's Facebook fine Well. Hour two coming to a quick
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close said, don't you go anywhere? Still have a full
hour to go coming up at now hour number three,
will we will will come on Trap. We will wrap
up our look at news or nonsense as I'm going
to tell you the dangers that are lurking for your
children this holiday season. Stay tuned plus the crazy news
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story of the day and we'll have some good news.
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Coming up in this hour more news or nonsense, including
the end of Maga, probably and it has nothing to
do with anything you're thinking about. We'll talk about it. Also,
crazy news story of the day coming up. Nothing says
Merry Christmas like cry line. We'll talk about it. And
(20:24):
we have a fantastic good news story of the day.
But you know me, there's something that I need to
point out when we get there, So stay tuned for that,
because well, I just see things a little differently than
a lot of people. You all know this if you've
been listening for any amount of time. But what do
you say we get the final hour of the day
(20:46):
underway with this one news or nonsense warning warning, we're
all gonna die. What Look, We're approaching the holiday season
and shopping seasons in full swing right and the US
Public Interest Research Group or PRG or PERG has published
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its annual Trouble in Toyland Report. The report shows the
biggest dangers in children's toys have shifted from lead to
things like AI. What if you have a lead robot
with AI power, then we're all gonna die? So what
your parents be looking out for? Well, Artificial intelligence continues
(21:32):
to penetrate more aspects of American life, and toys are
no different. The report says there are more than fifteen
hundred AI toy companies now operating in Chin. Some of
the new toys even function like or with an AI
chat bought like chat GPT, something PERG said can be
a safety issue. The report cited the case of an
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AI power teddy bear recalled after sharing sexually inappropriate materials.
Do y'all remember, if you're my age, you remember Teddy Rucksman.
That was his name, Rupskin RUPs Ruts beIN y'all know
what I'm talking about, the bear that you put the
(22:14):
cassette tape in and he read stories. This is the
new version of that. And I know that. You know,
older kids would put in like rock and roll cassettes
and watch Teddy sing ac DC or something even that
wasn't this bath, They say, we were surprised to find
(22:35):
out how quickly Kuma would take a single sexual topic
we introduced into the conversation and run with it. Y'all.
They're loading pervy AI into kids, teddy bears? Why is AI?
Why does it go that way? We've done stories about
you know, the one young man who who fell in
(22:55):
love with AI and like it ran with his his
calmversation and he ended up killing himself. Why is its
demonic man? That's why none of the toys allowed parents
to live at how long a child could use the
toy for or mandate that they take breaks. Well, you
don't need the toy to shut down for that be
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a parent. Hey, that's enough for now. Why you cry
if you want to? You can have it back later
when it's time. But you've had it enough. So not
all of it's a problem with a eye. Some of
it is a problem with my mind. Dad, die crazy.
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It's time for today's crazy news story of the day.
Why costs Christmas Tree Farm in New Jersey had Christmas wrenches,
saying I forget about it after offering Yule tie hines
that came in a kaleidoscope array of colors, Now why
I have more? Dubbed At New Jersey's original colored tree farm,
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the White Township based fur trader offers trees in nine
different colors pink, purple, dark blue, light blue, turquoise, magenta, red,
and black. You're sure to find the color that's right
for your family tree, wrote the White Coffs. These trees
are while supplies last into our first come, first served. Okay,
(24:32):
now how do they get these colored trees? Sad with
cry line? Y'all? Wy Coffts, which reportedly has been slinging
holiday first since nineteen fifty eight, reportedly uses real trees
growing on their sixty five acre plot spruce seller then
colors them with a fireproof latex of face paint that
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specifically formulated for Christmas trees. This dying process was brought
to light in video for New Jersey dot Com, which
shows workers in the protective garbs spring these trees different colors.
It's fine, it's fine. It's specifically formulating for these Christmas trees.
(25:14):
It's fine. Why are your people wearing hazmat suits? It's fine. Look,
if you're gonna have a spray painted tree, why not
just get an artificial tree that's made in the color.
I'm pretty sure you can get whatever color. Now, why
not just get that and throw h Hey, here's a tip.
This is what my family does. We get the You
(25:36):
can buy these sticks that smell like Christmas trees and
hide them in your fake tree. There. You go do that,
or just get the little pine tree, you know, car
freshener hanging there. Spray painted Christmas trees, it's fine, it's fireproof, fireproof. Yeah,
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but what about what I'm breathing in when I'm gathered
around my tree? That to go away six eight months,
have clear right up, just in time for next Christmas?
Ray painted trees? I think I'll pass today's crazy news
story of the day, motoring right along on a Tuesday
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a letter to trav I. Trav. I'm writing you anonymously,
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you know, just in case my husband is listening. I love,
truly love how enthusiastic he gets about decorating the outside
of our house for Christmas. Spends hours out there with lights,
the extension cords inflatables. It's like watching a determined elf
who's had too much caffeine. But travel every year, somehow
it looks worse. Last year, one reindeer was facing the house,
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one was facing traffic, and the snowman had a slow
league that made him look like he'd given up on life.
This year, the lights are a different lenks, the colors
don't match, and one of our inflatables look like it's
trying to escape the yard. I appreciate the effort I do,
but our house has begun to give off holiday yard
sail energy. Ooh, that's a great line, by the way,
(28:54):
holiday yard sil energy. So Trav, what do I do?
How can I gently suggest that maybe just maybe we
scaled that or plan or invest in a decorating strategy
that doesn't confuse passing drivers. Help a wipe out? Sincerely, anonymously, Well,
thanks for the email. First off this one send an
(29:16):
email to the draft show at yahoo dot com. Now
here's the thing. I don't know your husband, but I'll
just use me. When I don't decorate outside, by the way,
I don't, but when I cooked something, when I spend
all day on the smoker, I tell my wife. Please,
if you don't like this, please tell me, because the
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worst thing that could happen is you to act like
you like it to save my feelings and then I
make it forever. Now, so just tell me. Just tell
the guy. But I mean, don't be like a gosh,
this is terrible. Be like, hey, honey, just what you
told me in the email. Tell him, hey, listen, I
appreciate the effort. God love you out here, but we
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need to plan something. This is starting to just look
like a what was it you said the holiday yard?
Tell but it threw up. It's everywhere, and I'm sure
he would appreciate some input and maybe a little help,
and maybe maybe this is something y'all can start doing together,
you know, planning, maybe even executing. The thing is that
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it's something he wants to do. The last thing you
need to do, Anonymous, is stand out in the yard
and criticize every movie makes and try to take over.
Don't try to take over. Be there as a support.
But yeah, you gotta tell him. You gotta tell him
we gotta work on this. Don't leave the man. I mean,
he's struggling. And not only is he struggling, everybody in
the neighborhood or everyone who drives by seatingate. Help your
(30:48):
man out, be honest with him. News or nonsense. This
may be the fall of Maga or Mago right here.
Why let me just give you the headline. If I
can get rid of stupid Papa Pat, there we go.
President Trump says soccer should be renamed to football in
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the US and he just lost his base. I look,
I don't know, I don't know why. President Donald Trump
will weighed in on the age old debate about the
proper name for soccer, insisting it should be called football
in the United States. Trump announced his controversial preference during
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the World Cup twenty twenty six drawing at the Kennedy
Center in Washington, DC on Friday, where he was honored
as the very first winner of the FIFA Peace Prize.
Because who am I us when we think peace, doesn't
think soccer or excuse me, trump, football, he said, when
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you look at what has happened to football in the
United States or soccer in the United States, we seemed
to ever call it that because we have a little
bit of a conflict with another thing that's called football. Yeah,
that other thing that's called football. Football now, he says,
But when you think about it, shouldn't it really be
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called I mean, this is football, there's no question about that.
We have to come up with another name for the
NFL stuff. It really doesn't make sense when you think
about it. It isn't really football, he added. Trump's stance
was met with raucous applause. Well of course he's at FIFA,
encouraged by his longtime allying FIFA president Jiohnny Infantineo. The
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soccer football debate has persisted for generations, with many claim
in the US as it fault for rebranding the sport
with an americanized name. Let me ask you this, what's
the first play in soccer in a game? I don't
know if they call it the kickoff? But with right,
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what's the first play in football in a game? It's
with feet. That's why it's football. Here's how we got here.
In the early eighteen hundreds in England, football and rugby
were variations of the same sport. It was relatively a
lawless game and groups tended to just adapt their own
rules along the way. It's the College Football Committee, so
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it's really England's fault. Why would you call American football
if you don't call it football? Let me know the
Trams show at Yahoo time for some good news. Boy,
we all could use some. A woman who lost all
her limbs after contracting an infection getting sepsis while on
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vacation in Spain eight years ago is now thrilled after
receiving a new hand. Y'all the future is now. Kim
Smith and her doctors were trying for a double hand
transplant during the fourteen hour surgery, but the right hand
had to be abandoned. Despite that, she's over the moon
and has declared herself now to be left handed. Look,
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this is a great story. It's fantastic. I'm glad this
woman has this. But you know me, of course she's
left handed. It's only hand she has. She said, I
was right handed, but now just do everything left handed
and it came naturally again, only hand she has seased.
Four year old said I've even written with my left hand. Y'all.
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She says, I'm absolutely over the moon about my new
arm because it feels so incredible, almost as if I've
had it my whole life. Y'all. This woman had no
hands for eight years, and now all of a sudden,
she has a hand. Imagine that. Imagine being able to
grab something. You know, we take stuff for granted, and
(34:54):
now she has this gift again. Listen, God bless the
doctors and thank God for the knowledge that was given
to them to be able to do this great news story. Well,
give yourselves a round of applause. You made it to
the end of today's show. Three claps is all you get.
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Thanks so much for spending time with me. I hope
I made your day just a little bit better and
well maybe did a good enough job for you to
join me here again tomorrow as we celebrate the mid week.
You guys have a great day and I will talk
to you tomorrow. Thanks for listening to the Trap Show.
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Here we go,
Hey, hey, it's Tuesday. Hello travelers, that you'll be to
travel here trying to make your not Monday a little
bit better. Coming up on today's show, of course we
have news or nonsense including is this the end of
the Maga movement? We'll talk about it. Crazy news story
(00:30):
of the day coming your way. It will wipe out
your Christmas spirit probably you know toxicity. Also here in
just a little bit we are going to be celebrating
the day. Got your not news segment coming up as well,
and of course that all important Facebook find of the day.
(00:51):
We got a lot to do in the next little bit.
So what do you say we get things rolling? Happy Tuesday?
Today is Tuesday. It it's December, the ninth year of
Our Lord, twenty twenty five, and it is indeed a
(01:14):
day worth celebrating. It is a national Christmas Card day.
We got our first Christmas card yesterday. We don't send
out Christmas cards. I'll snap a picture, put it on
Facebook and be like here, print it, put it on
your mental It's an International Anti Corruption Day. Shouldn't that
be every day? International Day of Veterinary Medicine. Listen, nobody
(01:38):
appreciates the VET until they're pet sick. National Lama Day,
Maybe you take your lama to the vet. Today it's
National Opal Apple's Day. Don't know if I've ever had
an open apple. National Pastry Day. Hello, cinnamon Round, It's
Weary Willie Day. The clowns. No thanks, world take no day.
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There you go. We celebrated on this day in history.
In nineteen sixty eight, Douglas Engelbart demonstrates in the mother
of all demos, the computer system LS, to a live
audience in San Francisco, showcasing for the first time to
mouse word processing, windows, hypertext links, video conferencing, real time collaboration,
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and other modern computing concepts. That was in nineteen sixty eight.
Took us a while, but we got there. And in
nineteen ninety two, US Marines and Allied nations launch and
amphibious and airborne operation in Magadishu, Somalia to restore order
to the war torn nation, authorized by UN Security Council
Resolution seven ninety four, passed on December third. It didn't
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go well, by the way, but there you have it.
Multiple reasons why today December the ninth is indeed a
day worth celebrating. Don't forget to take your Lama to
the vent today, hanging in there on a Tuesday. Thanks
so much for listening to the Trash Show. I don't
know when you're listening or where you're listening, but if
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you're like me, sometimes you need a little extra pick
me up. And you remember, I remember my grandma, as
used to she would need a little extra pick me up.
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time for today's official dad joke. If you're not a dad,
don't try this at home. We are professionals. What do
you call a bee that lives in America? Wait? What
a usb? Ladies and gentlemen, we need to talk. Last night,
(04:41):
my wife and I were sitting down to a very
high class pre concert meal soup and grilled cheese before
heading to our son's Christmas performance. Somewhere between dunking my
sandwich and burning the roof of my mouth on soup
that was definitely hotter than it looked, I drifted into
one of those nostalgic Christmas flashbacks. I started thinking of
the Christmas I grew up with. The world didn't just
(05:03):
decorate back then, it went for it. Colorful mismatch lights
that blink like they were wired by someone who's had
three cups of holiday punch, Flashy garland that looked like
it had been crafted by an overcaffeinated elf. Store windows
painted with snowmen who always looked a little upsided but
somehow perfect. Wrapping papers so bright it could cost temporary
(05:23):
blindness if the sun hit it just right. Then I
looked around at what we've got today. Modern Christmas is tasteful,
white lights only, no garland unless it's been approved by
a minimalist blogger. Store windows so plain they look like
they're waiting for a four lease sign. Wrapping paper that's wide,
or if you're feeling wild craft brown it's not festive.
(05:45):
It's a Scandinavian spa with a tree and it it
hit me. We haven't just sanitized Christmas, We've sanitized everything.
McDonald's used to be this bright beacon of childhood, primary colors,
goofy shapes, a building that practically shouted and fun happens here.
Now it's a brown and gray box that looks like
it sales office supplies. Pizza hut used to be shaped
(06:07):
like an actual hut. Now half of them look like
a lawyer's office. Welcome to Pieza Hut and associates. Would
you like pepperoni or personal injury consultant? People say the
old stuff was tacky. Maybe it was, but it had personality,
had charm. It had the courage to be ridiculous. Now
everything is sleek, sterile, and safe for resale. Sometimes I
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worry that in our attempt to declutter and modernize, we
bleached out the magic. We didn't just tidy up, we
whitewashed the wonder. Because life's supposed to have glitter color,
the joyful, slightly tacky sparkle, make America festive again, win.
Speaker 2 (06:48):
Or wick up.
Speaker 1 (06:49):
In the moment, it's study time, that time of day
when I sit you down to educate you on the
things of this world. So pay attention. I do this
out of the goodness of my heart. According to a study,
no known hangover cure actually works. So all of you
who have to deal with this, and you have your
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hair of the dog or tomat, a juice or whatever,
it's probably just all in your heads to make you
think you feel better, but you really don't. But if
you think you feel better, don't you really feel better?
I don't know. There is one guaranteed way of not
having a hangover. Don't drink too much. See I didn't
(07:35):
need tax dollars for a study for research. Good old
common sense. So handle yourself, be responsible, because there's no
help for you class dismiss Well, that's all, but going
to do it for hour number one for the old
(07:56):
travinnayor don't you go Anywhere? Coming up in hour numbers
our first look at news or nonsense for the day,
What happens when you're attacked by wild animal? Play little basketball,
What I'll tell you about that, and much much more.
Thank you so much for spending little time with us
here on the Trash Show. It is appreciated. Our number
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two underway this hour we take our first look at
news or nonsense, including a story that all this battling
climate change, well not exactly what we were told. We'll
dive into that. Also coming up in this hour have
(08:52):
your news segment as not Trav drops in to fill
us in on that, and of course the ever important
Facebook find all that and more coming up in this
hour right now, though it is one of my favorite
times of the show, it's time for trash track. Where
(09:12):
I play a song. Could be because I want to
hear it, could be because I want to annoy somebody,
or because I want to make someone's day and play
their favorite song. Here's today's song, News or nonsense. You
know how the world's richest people have been in a
panic about the weather for the last fifty years or
so and have dedicated trillions of dollars to fighting the sun.
(09:35):
Now they might have made it worse. What this from
the University of Washington Reduced air pollution is making clouds
reflect less sunlight. What It's an irony of ironies, isn't it?
As it turns out, trying to fix the planet may
have made it worse. From the University of Washington researcher
(09:59):
Nut vonn Sulizen via the Conversation and who among us
doesn't take that fine. Periodical clouds play a vital role
in the environment, providing rain but also reflecting sunlight before
it reaches their surface. But between twenty three and twenty
twenty two, clouds over North Atlantic in the Northeast Pacific
became less reflective, allowing more sunlight to reach the ocean
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surface and causing sea surface temperatures to rise. My colleagues
and I recently conducted research that shows global efforts to
improve air quality have unintentionally accelerated climate warming by modifying clouds.
Uh oh, accident. I'm sure We'll be fine, of course,
(10:46):
but by the standards of global warming hysteria. We're apparently
doomed as von Salizan rites. Decreasing the amount of particulate
pollution has also reduced the cooling effect of clouds, accelerating
climate warming. Key factor turned out to be air sauce,
tiny particles that act as seeds for cloud droplets. When
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there are fewer airsols, clouds contain fewer but larger droplets.
These droplets reflect less sunlight and more likely to rain
out quickly. This all makes sense. This is why, all
of a sudden we have We don't have like a
day of rain like we used to, I mean every
now and then, but like this summer, this past summer,
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it was like a rain cloud would show up, it
would fall, a literal flood for twenty minutes and then stop.
Now that explains it, This explains everything. You remember. We
got to get rid of air sauce. There's a hole
in nozon layer over Australia. Bye bye aquanette, Bye bye
white rain. And apparently it was a not only was
(11:55):
it all for naught, it was it was all the
wrong things. Once again, the climate proves it knows more
than we do.
Speaker 2 (12:09):
With the not news, I'm not trav NASA recently announced
its discovery of definitive evidence that there is water on
the Moon. President Donald Trump wasted no time following up
with an announcement of his own. Water and space means only
one thing, he told the press.
Speaker 1 (12:26):
We need to create a space Navy.
Speaker 2 (12:29):
According to Trump, the Space Force would patrol the space
skuys all that black stuff between planets, as he described it,
but any space water would be the domain of the
space Navy. We'll get big, beautiful space battleships to put
it on the oceans of the Moon, Trump said.
Speaker 1 (12:49):
And they'll have.
Speaker 2 (12:49):
Big space cannons ready for any space water threats out there,
like space sharks or maybe space pirates, but not the
regular space pirates that fly around and space ships, but
space water pirates.
Speaker 1 (13:02):
Trump has already.
Speaker 2 (13:03):
Tasked people to design a logo, uniforms, and a space
aircraft carrier, so it would in fact a space spacecraft carrier,
since there's no air in space. This has been the
not news.
Speaker 1 (13:21):
News or nonsense. Zookeeper and performer prepared two black bears
for a show which China's hangs out Safari Park on Saturday,
but one of them went a bit wild. What are
the bears, not the zookeeper or performer. Uh zookeeper was
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briefly attacked by a black bear during a performance at
the park. The worker is safe. The bear has been
removed from public shows, and officials say smell of treats
may have triggered the animals rey action. Ay, yogi, have
a snickers. You're not yourself when you're hangar and uh,
(14:05):
you know, I understand we've all been in situations, maybe
not being attacked by black bear, but we've all been
in situations where you just use whatever's handy, right, Fellas,
how many times have you used a socket wrench as
a hammer, knowing that, hey, this is not good for
the tool. You just use whatever you can get. Well,
(14:28):
people that was helping this cat, they used whatever they
could get, and the nearest thing was a basketball goal.
So in the video you have one guy being attacked
and uh, three guys hitting it, hitting the bear with
a basketball goal. I'm talking pollack board to everything. So
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keeper goes back for more. After he gathers himself, he's like,
all right, you want to fight, let's do it. You know,
he had that moment. We've we've had that moment, all
of us, all right, you want it all right? Hey, hey,
you want it here, come get me now. Apparently the
bear was smelling apples and carrots and that's why it
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went wild. And who among us doesn't go crazy over
the smell of carrots? Right now? Of course, Peter chimed
in and uh, you know, they're an usual thing. Sounds
like the bear and the zoo keeper back on good
terms and nobody was seriously injured, and Zoo apologized to
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the visitors. I'm not sure why they were there to
be entertained, buddy, they got it. I mean, I remember
when I was a kid, I watched a man in
a parking lot in Virginia wrestle a bear like that
was the whole show. So these people got that for free.
It wasn't even part of what they were expecting to see.
I'm surprised that Zoo didn't charge them more. By the way,
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you've never lived life until you've watched a man wrestle
a bear in a parking lot in Virginia. I'm just saying,
it's facebook fine time. Go ahead and get ready, ladies
and gentlemen, because this one's going to create a fistfight
just to see who gets it it comes to us
(16:18):
from Misty Quinn out of Greer, South Carolina. I don't
know that I've ever been to Greer. I've heard about it. Now.
Misty joined Facebook all the way back in two thousand
and nine, so a pioneer. I don't see any information
as far as if she has. She has eleven active listings,
(16:41):
so this is not a one and done sal for her.
She lists this as used but good condition, and the
only reason she's getting rid of it is a house
clean out. What is it? Well, friend, I'm glad you asked.
It's a vintage Jimmy Carter radio, but now it's it's
(17:08):
not just Jimmy Carter. It's Jimmy Carter's head coming out
of a gigantic peanut shell. And it looks like I
can't tell from the photo, but it does look like
he has on a little top hat like the Planner's peanut.
That's all she says about it. There's one photo. That's
(17:28):
all I can give you. Now. It's about judging by
the hand that's holding it. It's about the size of
a NERF football or a you know, a junior football.
I don't know how it's radio. Again, there's one photo,
but she says it's a radio. I do know this though,
what a fantastic mantlepiece. It would make Jimmy Carter coming
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out of a peanut and it can be on your
mandle just in time for Santa to listen to the
radio for the low low price of forty five bucks.
That's right, you could have an American president coming out
of the peanut playing jingle bells for forty five bucks.
Today's Facebook fine Well. Hour two coming to a quick
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close said, don't you go anywhere? Still have a full
hour to go coming up at now hour number three,
will we will will come on Trap. We will wrap
up our look at news or nonsense as I'm going
to tell you the dangers that are lurking for your
children this holiday season. Stay tuned plus the crazy news
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story of the day and we'll have some good news.
Don't you go anywhere? Thanks for listening to the Trap Show.
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Coming up in this hour more news or nonsense, including
the end of Maga, probably and it has nothing to
do with anything you're thinking about. We'll talk about it. Also,
crazy news story of the day coming up. Nothing says
Merry Christmas like cry line. We'll talk about it. And
(20:24):
we have a fantastic good news story of the day.
But you know me, there's something that I need to
point out when we get there, So stay tuned for that,
because well, I just see things a little differently than
a lot of people. You all know this if you've
been listening for any amount of time. But what do
you say we get the final hour of the day
(20:46):
underway with this one news or nonsense warning warning, we're
all gonna die. What Look, We're approaching the holiday season
and shopping seasons in full swing right and the US
Public Interest Research Group or PRG or PERG has published
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its annual Trouble in Toyland Report. The report shows the
biggest dangers in children's toys have shifted from lead to
things like AI. What if you have a lead robot
with AI power, then we're all gonna die? So what
your parents be looking out for? Well, Artificial intelligence continues
(21:32):
to penetrate more aspects of American life, and toys are
no different. The report says there are more than fifteen
hundred AI toy companies now operating in Chin. Some of
the new toys even function like or with an AI
chat bought like chat GPT, something PERG said can be
a safety issue. The report cited the case of an
(21:53):
AI power teddy bear recalled after sharing sexually inappropriate materials.
Do y'all remember, if you're my age, you remember Teddy Rucksman.
That was his name, Rupskin RUPs Ruts beIN y'all know
what I'm talking about, the bear that you put the
(22:14):
cassette tape in and he read stories. This is the
new version of that. And I know that. You know,
older kids would put in like rock and roll cassettes
and watch Teddy sing ac DC or something even that
wasn't this bath, They say, we were surprised to find
(22:35):
out how quickly Kuma would take a single sexual topic
we introduced into the conversation and run with it. Y'all.
They're loading pervy AI into kids, teddy bears? Why is AI?
Why does it go that way? We've done stories about
you know, the one young man who who fell in
(22:55):
love with AI and like it ran with his his
calmversation and he ended up killing himself. Why is its
demonic man? That's why none of the toys allowed parents
to live at how long a child could use the
toy for or mandate that they take breaks. Well, you
don't need the toy to shut down for that be
(23:16):
a parent. Hey, that's enough for now. Why you cry
if you want to? You can have it back later
when it's time. But you've had it enough. So not
all of it's a problem with a eye. Some of
it is a problem with my mind. Dad, die crazy.
(23:46):
It's time for today's crazy news story of the day.
Why costs Christmas Tree Farm in New Jersey had Christmas wrenches,
saying I forget about it after offering Yule tie hines
that came in a kaleidoscope array of colors, Now why
I have more? Dubbed At New Jersey's original colored tree farm,
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the White Township based fur trader offers trees in nine
different colors pink, purple, dark blue, light blue, turquoise, magenta, red,
and black. You're sure to find the color that's right
for your family tree, wrote the White Coffs. These trees
are while supplies last into our first come, first served. Okay,
(24:32):
now how do they get these colored trees? Sad with
cry line? Y'all? Wy Coffts, which reportedly has been slinging
holiday first since nineteen fifty eight, reportedly uses real trees
growing on their sixty five acre plot spruce seller then
colors them with a fireproof latex of face paint that
(24:54):
specifically formulated for Christmas trees. This dying process was brought
to light in video for New Jersey dot Com, which
shows workers in the protective garbs spring these trees different colors.
It's fine, it's fine. It's specifically formulating for these Christmas trees.
(25:14):
It's fine. Why are your people wearing hazmat suits? It's fine. Look,
if you're gonna have a spray painted tree, why not
just get an artificial tree that's made in the color.
I'm pretty sure you can get whatever color. Now, why
not just get that and throw h Hey, here's a tip.
This is what my family does. We get the You
(25:36):
can buy these sticks that smell like Christmas trees and
hide them in your fake tree. There. You go do that,
or just get the little pine tree, you know, car
freshener hanging there. Spray painted Christmas trees, it's fine, it's fireproof, fireproof. Yeah,
(25:57):
but what about what I'm breathing in when I'm gathered
around my tree? That to go away six eight months,
have clear right up, just in time for next Christmas?
Ray painted trees? I think I'll pass today's crazy news
story of the day, motoring right along on a Tuesday
here on the Tram Show. Thank you for being no
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a letter to trav I. Trav. I'm writing you anonymously,
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you know, just in case my husband is listening. I love,
truly love how enthusiastic he gets about decorating the outside
of our house for Christmas. Spends hours out there with lights,
the extension cords inflatables. It's like watching a determined elf
who's had too much caffeine. But travel every year, somehow
it looks worse. Last year, one reindeer was facing the house,
(28:30):
one was facing traffic, and the snowman had a slow
league that made him look like he'd given up on life.
This year, the lights are a different lenks, the colors
don't match, and one of our inflatables look like it's
trying to escape the yard. I appreciate the effort I do,
but our house has begun to give off holiday yard
sail energy. Ooh, that's a great line, by the way,
(28:54):
holiday yard sil energy. So Trav, what do I do?
How can I gently suggest that maybe just maybe we
scaled that or plan or invest in a decorating strategy
that doesn't confuse passing drivers. Help a wipe out? Sincerely, anonymously, Well,
thanks for the email. First off this one send an
(29:16):
email to the draft show at yahoo dot com. Now
here's the thing. I don't know your husband, but I'll
just use me. When I don't decorate outside, by the way,
I don't, but when I cooked something, when I spend
all day on the smoker, I tell my wife. Please,
if you don't like this, please tell me, because the
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worst thing that could happen is you to act like
you like it to save my feelings and then I
make it forever. Now, so just tell me. Just tell
the guy. But I mean, don't be like a gosh,
this is terrible. Be like, hey, honey, just what you
told me in the email. Tell him, hey, listen, I
appreciate the effort. God love you out here, but we
(30:03):
need to plan something. This is starting to just look
like a what was it you said the holiday yard?
Tell but it threw up. It's everywhere, and I'm sure
he would appreciate some input and maybe a little help,
and maybe maybe this is something y'all can start doing together,
you know, planning, maybe even executing. The thing is that
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it's something he wants to do. The last thing you
need to do, Anonymous, is stand out in the yard
and criticize every movie makes and try to take over.
Don't try to take over. Be there as a support.
But yeah, you gotta tell him. You gotta tell him
we gotta work on this. Don't leave the man. I mean,
he's struggling. And not only is he struggling, everybody in
the neighborhood or everyone who drives by seatingate. Help your
(30:48):
man out, be honest with him. News or nonsense. This
may be the fall of Maga or Mago right here.
Why let me just give you the headline. If I
can get rid of stupid Papa Pat, there we go.
President Trump says soccer should be renamed to football in
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the US and he just lost his base. I look,
I don't know, I don't know why. President Donald Trump
will weighed in on the age old debate about the
proper name for soccer, insisting it should be called football
in the United States. Trump announced his controversial preference during
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the World Cup twenty twenty six drawing at the Kennedy
Center in Washington, DC on Friday, where he was honored
as the very first winner of the FIFA Peace Prize.
Because who am I us when we think peace, doesn't
think soccer or excuse me, trump, football, he said, when
(31:54):
you look at what has happened to football in the
United States or soccer in the United States, we seemed
to ever call it that because we have a little
bit of a conflict with another thing that's called football. Yeah,
that other thing that's called football. Football now, he says,
But when you think about it, shouldn't it really be
(32:15):
called I mean, this is football, there's no question about that.
We have to come up with another name for the
NFL stuff. It really doesn't make sense when you think
about it. It isn't really football, he added. Trump's stance
was met with raucous applause. Well of course he's at FIFA,
encouraged by his longtime allying FIFA president Jiohnny Infantineo. The
(32:40):
soccer football debate has persisted for generations, with many claim
in the US as it fault for rebranding the sport
with an americanized name. Let me ask you this, what's
the first play in soccer in a game? I don't
know if they call it the kickoff? But with right,
(33:01):
what's the first play in football in a game? It's
with feet. That's why it's football. Here's how we got here.
In the early eighteen hundreds in England, football and rugby
were variations of the same sport. It was relatively a
lawless game and groups tended to just adapt their own
rules along the way. It's the College Football Committee, so
(33:26):
it's really England's fault. Why would you call American football
if you don't call it football? Let me know the
Trams show at Yahoo time for some good news. Boy,
we all could use some. A woman who lost all
her limbs after contracting an infection getting sepsis while on
(33:46):
vacation in Spain eight years ago is now thrilled after
receiving a new hand. Y'all the future is now. Kim
Smith and her doctors were trying for a double hand
transplant during the fourteen hour surgery, but the right hand
had to be abandoned. Despite that, she's over the moon
and has declared herself now to be left handed. Look,
(34:08):
this is a great story. It's fantastic. I'm glad this
woman has this. But you know me, of course she's
left handed. It's only hand she has. She said, I
was right handed, but now just do everything left handed
and it came naturally again, only hand she has seased.
Four year old said I've even written with my left hand. Y'all.
(34:31):
She says, I'm absolutely over the moon about my new
arm because it feels so incredible, almost as if I've
had it my whole life. Y'all. This woman had no
hands for eight years, and now all of a sudden,
she has a hand. Imagine that. Imagine being able to
grab something. You know, we take stuff for granted, and
(34:54):
now she has this gift again. Listen, God bless the
doctors and thank God for the knowledge that was given
to them to be able to do this great news story. Well,
give yourselves a round of applause. You made it to
the end of today's show. Three claps is all you get.
(35:15):
Thanks so much for spending time with me. I hope
I made your day just a little bit better and
well maybe did a good enough job for you to
join me here again tomorrow as we celebrate the mid week.
You guys have a great day and I will talk
to you tomorrow. Thanks for listening to the Trap Show.
(35:39):
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