Uncle Henry Show 8.24.2023

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Hey, well a man, canI work outside today with my shirt?
All press for a message deleted?What is happening year? What is happening

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year? What is happening too?A good dreat? God Almighty? What
is happening to this country? What'shappening to my country? No? I
don't know what it's gonna happen.How are we gonna I don't know if
America is going to survive. Thiscountry is whacked out right now every time.

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But yeah, look at this dayin the country. Oh, this
country is is whacked out right now. This is in Sanny. Yes,

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indeed, Uncle Henry Show underway hereon news radio seven ten w NTM.
Thank you so much for listening tothe Uncle Henry Show. I hope all
is well with you. I hopeyou've stayed cool in this incredible heat.
I have a lot to get toon the Uncle Henry Shaw. I'll get
too as much of it as Ican. Two five one four seven nine

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two seven two three and number that'stwo five one four seven nine two seven
two three Email address, Uncle Henry. iHeartMedia dot com. I've got a
review. Somebody phoned in a reviewof the debate last night, which I
asked for, and so I'll getto that in a moment. I've been
driving around this week in the beautifulcity of Mobile and the surrounding area in

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the afternoon hours, and I've noticedsomething. I know you've noticed this too,
but I'm noticing it now more thanever before, and that is that
one of the most valuable things inthe greater Mobile area, one of the
most valuable things, especially this week, has been shade. Yes, all

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the shade. When I'm driving aroundin the afternoon before this show begins,
I look out into the streets ofthe City of Mobile, and every bit
of shade, if it's in aparking lot, every bit of shade,
somebody has tried to park in it. There's a car in it or a

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truck in it. People apparently areout and about and for whatever reason,
they want to pull over and justbe in the shade. I'm just all
over town. If they're spare shade, people are pulling into it. Very
valuable the shade. I even sawsomebody. I saw somebody waiting. There
was a little bit of shade undersome trees near the mall, and I

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saw some people waiting for somebody elseto leave the shade so they could pull
their car into the shade, sothere was a line for the shade.
Just think about the value of this. Maybe, if you're trying to get
more traffic into your business into thesummer months, maybe you should look at
just creating more shade. I'm serious. I'm serious about this, because there's

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a lot of there. I wouldhave parked. I would have changed my
parking through the week if there weremore shade. Think about that. You
want more traffic into your business,maybe create some shade around it. And
also, you smart entrepreneurs, couldyou invent I've noticed this so especially for
work trucks and stuff. People thatare that are out and about and they

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take lunch in their vehicles, they'reboy, they're looking for the shade.
If you're a a real smart person, maybe you could invent some kind of
a truck umbrella. I'm serious,some type of truck umbrella, some type
of car umbrella. Maybe some typeof aftermarket thing you could attach to a

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vehicle that you could push a buttonand all of a sudden, a big
umbrella. I'm no. I knowit sounds nuts, but I'm seeing it.
It's valuable out there. I looklast night presidential race was on a
lot of people's mind. You hadDonald Trump talking with Tucker Carlson. The
numbers I've seen today have been wildnumbers of I think I saw something like

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two hundred million, two hundred millionviews. Now understand, when people are
talking about one hundred million views,two hundred million views, you can only
watch You can watch like one ortwo seconds of it and it's found it
as a view. Do you justremember that? But still very impressive numbers
for President Trump and Tucker Carlson onTwitter or x as they have renamed it.

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Last night. The all of thepeople that are way way behind Trump,
all of them way down, trailinghim tremendously in every poll. They
were on Fox News, and Iasked for somebody to call in and review
the debate for me, because Iintended to watch Tucker Carlson and Trump and
not the debate. Here's a reviewof the debate. Hey, uncle Henry,

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one man's opinion. I just listenedto the debate. Mike Pence pompous
donkey. Do you know what I'mtalking about? That flaw from Jersey he
got he got his face slap abouteight but eight or nine years ago and
he's still stinging. Man. Thatguy has no chance of ever being elected

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for anything other than a buffet Abuffet designer man, no way rocket,
a buffet designer. All right,by the way, ld the mad Trucker.
I admire Trucker's His opinion counts withme a little bit more than the
average person, like one point fiveinstead of just being one as one point

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five right here again, he doesn'tlike Pence. He has already been derogatory
toward Chris Christie. That guy hasno chance of ever being elected for anything
other than a buffet a buffet designerman, no way RockA Swamy. You

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loved these loved him. He madea couple of gas whatever ever than that.
That's pretty good, pretty good guys. Uh Scott loved them, just
loved him. He's vice president materialif there ever was one. Uh.
That other guy at the other ends, uh, she's I can't think of
his name. Uh, he'll cometo him, Uh the lady. Good

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job man, Nicky Haley. Sheuh she really she really hit that abortion
question just right, man. Imean I've never heard it explained just that.
Well, So my hat's off toher. Hell yeah, and it
was what was his name Asa Hutchisonand whatever. Man he's fir. He
fired back with some really good comments. But Mike Pence nothing but a Democrat.

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The guy from Jersey. I don'tknow what that SWAP's name is,
just another Democrat on the stage.But good Lord Robinson, Robert Swami did
a great job, did a greatjob. In fact, if Donald Trump
is not the head of the party, I'll vote for him for sure.
And maybe he could get Dick Scottuh as the Dicks. I'm sure Dick

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Scott was the morning show host onthis station for many decades. You're thinking
of Tim, I think you're thinkingof Tim Scott whatever his first name is,
Donald Scott as a vice president.Those two guys were on fire.
I thought they did the best.So I got to listen to it and
I enjoyed it immensely. But man, that slob from Jersey. Wow,

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what a disgrace of an American.Mike Pence a discrace to America. Pompous
donkey, Get out of here,all right, l D, thank you,
Thank you now. If you thelistener, if you would like to
jump in with your own thoughts onthis, if there's anything left to say,
feel free to do so two fiveone four seven nine two seven two

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three. That's two five one fourseven nine two seven two three. Clay
play what's his Name? Of theClay and Bucks Show on wnt M.
He had Chris Christie on for quitea while. Today I could not I
couldn't figure out why. But anywayback with more all that and more to

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come up on the Uncle Henry ChewUncle Henry Show News Radio seven ten WNTM.

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It is five twenty. News headlinesare on the way in ten minutes.
If you'd like to pop in onthe show, get can two five
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nine two seven two three, nowa lot of I've got a call a
caller, hang on just a second. On that debate last night, I
didn't watch the debate, but Idid watch several exchanges, several answers from

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different candidates. A lot of peoplevery excited about Vivek Ramaswamy. And if
I mispronounce his name repeatedly for therest of my life, please forgive me.
But I've reached You get to seebe a certain age. This is
true of many of us. Youget to be a certain age and then
you you begin to lose the abilityto quickly pick up on new pronunciations or

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names. This happens to a lotof us, so it'll be very difficult
for me to pronounce correctly Vivic orVibic or whatever his name is. Ramas
see it. It's already hard Ramaswamy. But people are talking about, Oh,
he was so good, he wasso good, and no doubt he

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gave some very very good answers.But I'm very it's hard for me to
warm up to a thirty eight yearold. Number one, He's just so
just absolutely young. Thirty eight.I mean, come on, that's barely
it's barely legal age in this country. Thirty eight. And I've heard that

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he likes to rap. He likesto rap M and M songs. Have
you heard this? Now, Idon't have any examples to play you,
but I've heard that this Vivic orVivek or whatever his name is likes to
wrap M and M songs. Nowyou're asking somebody like me to go vote

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for a guy that is going torap. It could what will this do
to our stature in the world.I know Biden already hurting our stature all
over the probably the galaxy. Butdo we want our do we want our
enemies? And there are some outdo we want them to see our president
as a young rapping some guy rappingM and M songs. I'm just just

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saying, if he could make apledge to not rap for his four or
eight year term, maybe we couldmaybe get reach some agreement there. All
right, all right, let's seewe have a caller, Hello Collor,
Hey, uncle Handry, how areyou doing? Snake trapper? Snake trapper?
You are live on the radio,Uncle hand Rabbit. Listen Old week

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a suave RAMI slammy ever since heuh came on the scene. And uh,
he is the only candidate in thatdebate. I didn't listen to it,
but I've been listening to him.That says what needs to be said,
Uncle Henry. He believes that Januarysixth was a riot and not an
insurrection. And he also believes thatthere's widespread fraud in the other elections,

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which is I believe he would bea good man, such a job up
on that stage. He would bethe best man for the job. Uh,
I mean it would be colder forsomebody like him to start out as
Mavis Bread. Oh but uh yeah, man l D's right. I don't
know if he knows or not.But I believe mister Rico Rabbi swammys uh

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as part Guatemalan for Henry what Ithink? So, I mean, you
know, you can check me out. But uh, I do believe that
he maybe have a little Guatemala needhim. I don't know that for sure,
but uh, you know, Idon't ray l D Patla know if
that. If that's true, Idon't we don't. I don't know if
that's true. I have not researchedhim the way I know you the listener,

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you think I should be sitting athome every night researching these candidates.
Are no. IM not going todo that. I mean, they hadn't
even picked the I mean, wewe got to figure out who's going to
start for Alabama and all that stuff. But anyway, the uh, if
he's if he's part Guatemalan, thatwould be a plus in modern times,
wouldn't it. Wouldn't that be awonderful plus? Yes, sir, I

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have no problem at all with aGuatemalan or a Mexican or African American or
a Indian Native American running this countryany as long as does stick to the
constitution and the values of the wayin which this country was founded upon.
I mean, I will vote foranybody that that with them bags. Okay,

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But man, what I called totell you about, Uncle Henry.
I was listening to uh, misterStephen Breylan's call yesterday evening yes where where
he reached out to the city,Uncle Henry, and they told him it
was not their problem. Henry.That is a palling that a city worker
would tell a member of the communitythat something of that that dangerous is not

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the city's problem. It is absolutelythe city's problem. Ok, Henry.
What are they going to do?Wait for a coat to drag a child
off and eat him or a backof coyotes. Uh. There's a very
simple solution to this problem, andI believe mister Brulin has made the correct
step into trying to correct it.On Henry. If the city would put
a two hundred dollars bounty on thecoyotes and allow people to to discard the

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carcasses in the city landfill, Uh, it wouldn't cost him but about twelve
or fifteen thousand dollars to actually uhtake care of the problem. On Henry.
So, uh, somebody owes misterStephen Breylan an apology for giving him
that type of that explanation. Imean, they could have at least kind
of guided into a conservation office orsomebody that can help him. I mean,

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this is a dire situation. Uwhen coyotes are coming up taking animals
off of people's porches, probably willcome up and grab a child too.
Well. You know you you mentionedthe city has said that coyotes are not
they're not in the business of ofpolicing this. When coyotes are killing people's
pets and regency, how big doesthe animal have to be before it is

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the city's problem? I mean,what if it were a what if it
were a tiger? Would the citygo get the tiger? Uncle Henry?
In South Florida, they said thatfor several years that the pythons was not
the city's problem, and then itbecame the city's problem. And this will
become the city's problem, Like Isaid, I mean, what did they

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you know? From what I understand, mister Berlin lives within uh you know,
twelve hundred feet of two different schools, one of being a Christian school,
so uh man that they definitely shouldnot have given in that response.
But if they would just like Isaid, if they would just put a
bounty on the cooties, you know, for about two hundred dollars a piece.

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I mean, you've got people thatwill that will come out of the
woodwork and actually start turning them in. But you know, it wouldn't be
worth it if you had to diga big old hole this to put them
in and discard them and do whatever. But if they would provide a bounty
on them in a place to bringthe carcasses too, it wouldn't take long
to solve that problem. Uncael Henry. All right, well, look,

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snake trapper, I'm gonna run here, but thank you for your call.
Yes, sir, do you takecare of my buddy? You take care
as well? Hello caller, Hey, Uncle Henry, Henny, I'll make
it really swickt Yes, hey.First of all, the deck says all
the good things, and I callhim Rama Swampy. Okay, he was
a World's Sake Forum students. Heis Hindu, which nothing wrong with that

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East Hindu. He's East Indy andhis parents immigrated here from India. But
he is a wolf and sheep's clothinghe says all the right things. He's
a deceiver. He's paid for byGeorge Sorrows. He actually scrubbed Wiki leagues.
He paid to have Wiki leagues scrubbedabout him and the World Economic Forum

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student. Also, he's flip flopson climate change. First he'll say that
he believes it, and then hesays he's doesn't. He's flipflops. He's
a wolf in sheeps clothing and he'sinto and I call him rama swampy.
And it's if you know, whenpeople start saying all these good things that
there's it's something up. But I'veread a lot. Oh no, And

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I did not disconnect her. Sheapparently disconnected herself accidentally. Or we've had
a massive phone failure. It couldbe any of those things. Annie,
thank you for your call. I'mgoing into the break. Annie. If
you want to call back after thebreak, please do so. Uncle Henry's

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show. There's radio seven ten wntM. It's five thirty five. If
you're stuck in traffic trying to goeast on the interstate, God bless you.
I've been there, I've lived it. I know you're in a hurry.
You'd like to get wherever you're goingtry to use this time positively.

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Maybe you can reflect while you whileyou're stuck in traffic, Maybe you can
pray, reflect on your life andperhaps some of the some of the well,
never mind, I was going tosuggest you review the mistakes in your
life. But never mind. Fourseven nine two seven two three is the

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number? Now, any is anyback? Yes, I'm back? Can
you hear me? Okay, yes, now you are explaining that you've the
vek Ramaswamy was somehow involved with theWorld Economic Forum, Yes, sir,
he was. He started he startedan investment group called Strive to compete against

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Black Rock. But then and withall his money, he scrubbed Wiki leaks
and all the information regarding his affiliationwith them. He's Hindu, which I
don't see anything wrong with that,even if we are a nation of Judaeo
Christian values. But he is notwho he says he is. And he's

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flip flopped on climate change. Thisclimate change that he pushed the vacks.
He used to own a biotech company, which is kind of scary too.
But he is not who he sayshe is. He is not Okay,
all right, Well, I UI don't know he definitely deserves more looking

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into by everyone before they go allin, because a lot of people are
enthusiastic about him. But you're right, we have to do our due diligence
on folks that just kind of emergeand they're saying what we want to hear.
Yes, sir, I mean Iheard him interviewed about almost a year
ago and something just this didn't sitright with me. So I did a

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lot of research and he is awolf and sheep's clothing. I believe I
could be wrong, but I justwe have to have the serment, especially
right now with the Democrats trying tokill our country. They'll put in anybody.
Well, there's no doubt that theforces that were all involved in the

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last election are going to be doublingdown on the next one. Yes,
sir, all right, well anythank you for calling back and finishing your
thoughts. Absolutely, Uncle Harry.I just want people to be aware he's
not Guatemalan God bless Nick Trapper.I love him to death. Is hindu

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Is parents immigrated from India and theydid it legally, and he I just
mm and he and being thirty eight, also, he hasn't had enough life
experience that's how I feel. Allright. Oh well, look Annie,
thank you absolutely, sir, youhave a wonderful day. You two all

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right? Two five one four sevennine two seven two three is a telephone
number. That's two five one fourseven nine two seven two three. Email
address, Uncle Henry at iHeartMedia dotcom. We do have time to think
about this. We do. Wehave time to look at these candidates.
Listen to him. Although research it'strickier to do research now because there's so

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much fake stuff everywhere. Hello color, Hey, Uncle Henry, how are
you doing this? Nav coo Billnavko Bill? You are live on the
radio. Hey Uncle I at youwant to tell you? I was westbound
coming across the causeway and it isa mess going east. But the folks

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on this side of the bridge canadmire that new strip of asphalt that I
think LD was talking about in oneof his voicemails. There is one new
lane of fresh asphalt for them toadmire while they're sitting on it. Okay,
all right, well see there's apositive you can admire them. We

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all wonder where's my tax money going? And you can look down there and
go, oh okay, very good. Yeah, I think he was talking
about the fact that somewhere up norththey did one road in like one night,
and it got me to think,and that would put those people who
make the groove pavements with a littlemotorcycle. They probably put them out of

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business. They wouldn't have to putup those signs and leave them there for
weeks on end if they did thewhole job at one time. Yeah,
I've talked about it for years,but I'd love to get some people in
here to talk to us about roadbuilding because I find it. I can't
understand it for the life of me, why it takes so long, and
all the ins and outs of it. I'd love to be educated. Yeah,

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that would be a good interview.Well, you have a nice day,
all right, sure, thank youvery much. And again, if
you're stuck in traffic, you canyou try to use this time. I
know you're you're you need to getsomewhere. I don't know, maybe you're
in labor, maybe maybe you've gota gallstone. There's a lot of things
that would really be a terrible situationto be stuck in traffic, But try

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to use your time positively. Youcan pray, you can think about the
elderly in your life and special thingsyou're gonna do for them, those kind
of things again. Two five onefour seven nine two seven two three is
telephone number two five one four sevennine two seven two three email address Uncle

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Henry at iHeartMedia dot com. Now, outside of politics, there was a
story today about dogs that was inthe news, and I'm sure that you've
either are they already heard it orit's going to be all over the news
tomorrow. But researchers studying dogs claimthat dogs pay more attention to women.

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When women talk directly to a dog, dogs pay more attention to women than
they do men. Now, Iunderstand that saying this in our modern environment
is risky for me because I knowyou the listener, probably don't bel there's
a difference between men and women,or you're maybe you think the dogs are

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being prejudiced and old fashioned if thedogs detect their difference between male and female
but apparent. But these researchers claimthey studied the dogs and they could tell
somehow the dog's brain activity is differentand they pay closer attention when a woman

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is talking to the dog instead ofa man. So I don't know,
I'm trying to my dogs. Theydon't like to do what I tell them,
and so I'm trying to figure outdo I need to get ask women
to come over and tell my dogsto quit tearing things up? I mean,

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well, that will that help ifI get females to come over and
tell the dogs to quit tearing everythingup? You know, if I over
sleep, one of my dogs justlooks for anything remotely fabric to eat it.
It just oh, uncle, UncleHenry's asleep. I think I'm gonna

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go grab this this blanket over hereand just start chewing on it. So
I don't know if I need tohave ask for women to come in and
talk to my dogs, or isthere some special voice changing device where I
can speak into a special microphone that'llmake me sound female to the dog.

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But that's that's what the researchers say. Now, if you're in a if
you're in a couple, male femalecouple, one of those old fashioned male
female couples, and you have dogs, see if this works. Tell me
if you believe it. Do thedogs react more to the female in the
couple than the male in the couplewhen they're talking directly to the dog.

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M. It is five fifteen newsheadlines coming up in ten minutes. I
was checking out the local news andI saw the story on Fox ten last
night and today about a somebody thatwent to this fancy shopping center Legacy Village

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right off Dolphin Street near Springhill Hospital. This thief went into a sunglass business
Tuesday night, broke in and ifI understand this correctly, the person in

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the store for what six minutes,and they were able to take twenty four
thousand dollars in sunglasses? Twenty fourthousand dollars in sunglasses. Now I'm trying
to figure out where if you werea criminal, where do you Where do
you fence fancy sunglasses? By theway, I'm not trying to learn how

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to be a criminal. I'm justI don't know. I'm trying to figure
out how this translates into cash forthe the sunglass thief. Do you do
you fence all twenty four thousand dollarsworth of sunglasses? Do you just go
to the flea market? Do youbuy a booth at the flea market?

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Just a little curious on how that? How do you Oftentimes I'll hear about
things being stolen in wonder where onearth would you? Where do you fence
that? How do you turn thatinto cash? Twenty four thousand dollars worth
of sunglasses? And by the way, I know you didn't ask, But

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for the past twenty to twenty fiveyears, I've only worn the cheapest sunglasses
I could find. And the reasonis that I learned in early adulthood that
the more expensive the pair of sunglassesI would get, the more quickly they
would be lost or ruined. Andit never failed. The more I'd spend

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on them, the faster they wouldbe ruined somehow or lost. And if
I'd get a cheap pair, thenI can't get rid of them. I
might try to throw them out thewindow and then they would boomerang back in.
I'm sure, I'm sure they would. That's just the way it happens
with me. In fact, mycurrent favorite pair of sunglasses I've been wearing

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for about four years and they arefree. They were free sunglasses that I
have a business's name on the sideof them. Yeah. Anyway, all
right, what else can we getto before we go into our news break?
There was a very weird stat thatI saw today about the date August

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twenty four. There's a company,a global company that works with other big
companies for human resources and they workwith companies on employee absences and employees calling

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in sick, that kind of thing. And this company crunched the numbers over
the past several years globally and theysay that this date, August twenty fourth
is the most popular day to callin sick in the entire working world.
And they don't know why. Theycan't figure out the reasons. They're spec

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elation speculatory knowledge. Nobody knows whyit is. But today, August twenty
fourth, is the most popular dayfor calling in sick all around the world.
So if you went to work todayand somebody didn't show up, they
were part of a global trend.Now, the second most popular day for

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calling in sick is the Monday afterthe Super Bowl. Now that we already
we already could figure that out Mondayafter the super Bowl, but today,
for some strange reason, August twentyfourth the most popular calling in sick day
globally. I wonder our people.Isn't people feel like they've missed out on

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summer or they need an extra vacationday of some kind or something. Not
sure? All right, look outof time for this hour of Uncle Henry
showed there's more to come, includingafter the top of the hour. I've
got one of the most unusual complaints. Well, let me put it this

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way. I've got one of anopinions. Somebody phoned in an opinion that
is going to be an unpopular opinion. I've never heard somebody get enraged about
this before, but that is comingup after the top of the hour.
News here on News Radio seven tenwn TM and if you're out and about
it and you need to get infofrom radio. Of course, at the

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top and bottom of each hour willhave updates on all that's going on in
Georgia. With President Trump turning himselfin today. I know that Jesse Kelly
will be reporting on it on hisshow tonight. His show starts as in
the seven o'clock hour after the FoxNews Jesse Kelly and my opinion, the

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best new host we've had on thestation in probably decades. All right,
back with more show after the breakhere on wnt M Uncle Henry Show,

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News Radio seven ten w n tM. In this segment of the show,
I'm going to check some voicemail voiceone number two five one seven zero
six bull two five one seven zerosix two eight five five if you'd like
to leave a message for the UncleHenry Show. It's gonna start with what

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I'm sure it is going to bea very unpopular opinion. Here is an
unpopular opinion, or at least Ithink it's gonna be. We'll find out
together because I haven't listened to allof this. Here is long time caller
Buford with an opinion that you maydisagree with. And this here's Bufford Henry

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stuck behind a dagum school bus.I hate school buses, Henry. What
I mean? I can't stand thebus. I ain't. Don't give me
this garbage that therefore the poor childrenthey don't have a way to school.
You need to take your own childrento school, Henry. I'm waiting at

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this scare, at this school bus. But there's dag um kid to waddling
up the dagum stairs of the schoolbus, and as mama standing in the
driveway in front of two hundred thousanddollars on the bacles, Henry, So
don't tell me they ain't got noway to school. Quit being lazy pieces
of crap and take your own kidsto school, Henry, I cannot stand

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school buses. Look, I've gota pause that there there's more, there's
more, but I've not I don'tknow that I've ever heard this kind of
rage directed toward a school bus.Now, nobody likes getting stuck behind anything.
Uh. I get stuck behind awide variety of vehicles of all sizes

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when I'm going to and fro sothe school bus. Uh, I'm I'm
Buford. What is going on here? Look? I understand you don't want
to get stuck behind the bus.I also understand you think that the parents
should maybe be doing more. You'resaying that they've got really nice vehicles in

(36:42):
the driveway. But I'm this isthis is new to me, the idea
of being so upset at a schoolbus. All right, let's continue.
Perhaps I'll learn more from listening tothe rest of the message. Maybe maybe
when Buford was a child, hehe lost a toe to a school bus
when it acts ran over him orsomething. Let's find out. So don't
tell me they ain't got no wayto school. Quit being lazy pieces of

(37:06):
crap and take your own kids toschool. Henry, I cannot stand school
buses. I mean absolutely ridiculous.And yes, they live in a rat's
nest of a trailer. But theygot a dag On brand new Dodge twenty
five hundred piece of four wheel drivetruck that I know goes for one hundred

(37:28):
thousand dollars, two of them dagOn little sports MITCHI boochie because hot cars
that are fifty sixty thousan dollars apiece. But yet my tax dollars have
to pay for to take their littlekids to school. Two blocks down the
road. And not only that,Henry, I'm taking my own children to

(37:52):
school and we're late because of dackon school buses. Anyway, Henry,
you have a good day, Beauford. Please, if you have time,
I'd like additional information on the rage. Your rage is it the school bus
you're mad at? Are you madat the parents? I can tell you're
mad at both? But I havenoticed maybe you have to there's been a

(38:17):
a big transition in parenting with somefolks in the country. There's over the
years there's been a transition in whatparents will and will not do. We
live in an era where there's thefree breakfast at school and the free lunch
at school for many many students.Their number of students to qualify for free

(38:38):
lunches and breakfasts might surprise many people, but it's more. It's more people
than you'd think, even in verynice areas, and as I have inarticulately,
inarticulately tried to point out here fortyyears ago, which I know is

(38:59):
a long time ago, people wouldthe idea of you not being able to
provide a lunch or a breakfast foryour child. People would think maybe you
shouldn't have a child. That maybeyou should not start a family if you
can't put together a peanut butter andjelly sandwich to send to school, or
I guess peanut peanuts not allowed anymore, if you couldn't put together a ham

(39:22):
sandwich for school, or get abowl of cereal for breakfast. Back in
the day, about forty years ago, people would say, maybe you should
maybe you should wait before you havekids, Maybe you should wait until you
could afford to make a lunch forthe kid before you actually have kids.
But nowadays that is not people don'tthink that way anymore. Well, it's

(39:46):
it takes a village, and thevillage is definitely going to be raising a
lot of kids. So Beauford,Beauford. We have the school bus,
we have the lunch, and wehave the breakfast. Look for more,
Look for more. I wouldn't.I won't be surprised when they announced dinner
at school. Maybe twenty or thirtyyears from now, kids will go to

(40:08):
school and just live there Monday throughFriday and go home on the weekend.
Maybe I'm not exaggerating. That mayhappen because, as you may have noticed,
lots of people unparented there are lotsof unparented kids in the United States
of America. All right, letme move on from this odd voicemail two

(40:31):
five one seven zero six bull twofive one seven zero six two eighty five
five Beauford, please call in withmore explanation on your anti school bus thoughts.
Speaking of school buses, this messagecame in just an hour or two
before the show started. Oh tiduh uncle here at three twenty five pm,

(40:53):
sitting out here on the front porch, waiting on threads. Bush should
arrive here within the next five minutes. Listening to the Randy Kennedy Show.
By the way, if you heardCraig Stevenson is leaving the show, I
have not heard. Okay, that'snews to me. I don't know anything
about it. All right, letme hear the rest of this message and

(41:15):
is leaving the show. And asa teaser, Randy said Monday be doing
a new type format that he wouldlet us know. Found that rather interesting.
I don't know if you were.That's something you were not aware of,
or maybe you wasn't aware of it. Got a little inside baseball there.

(41:37):
Let me pause here, No,I have no inside baseball. Now
I'll ask I'll find out. Itmay take a day or two to find
out, but I have no clue. I sometimes I forget that that show
is going on. No offense tothem, because I'm trying to figure out
what I'm going to say on myshow, but I forget that show is

(42:00):
going on until I realized that allof the budget for my show has been
shifted over there. And then Iremember, all right, anyway, rest
of the voicemail, baseball there.Maybe you could sneak over Randy over there
into use studio and ask him aboutit. Anyhow, I didn't want to
called you about what went and seeingthe lady today about some business that was

(42:22):
referred to me by John McNeil,and I called her up and I said,
I got a GPS. I said, can you tell me what building
is? Since she said yeah,do you know if you ever heard of
the container Yard? And I went, well, yeah, that's where Johnny
gwenn is at. She goes yeah, and then that voicemail cut him off.

(42:45):
Well, sixty six year old Chris, did you go to the container
Yard and see Johnny Gwynn? Pleaselet me go. Please leave me a
message to five one seven zero sixbulls all right, Hey, back with
more in just a moment here onnews Radio seven ten wnt M, the
Uncle Henry Show continues, Uncle HenryShow, News Radio seven ten w n

(43:22):
t M. News headlines are comingup here in about ten minutes on w
n t M, I'm gonna getto some more voicemail voice my number two
five one seven zero six bowl twofive one seven zero six two eight five

(43:42):
five. I believe this voicemail isabout the heat that we've had. You
may have noticed, you may havenoticed that it's been just a little bit
hotter than usual, just a littlebit. Hey, I'll grander snake trapper
man. It's gonna be hot oneto day. But you know what,
Uncle Henry, it will not affectme, not one bit. You know

(44:07):
wine, because I stay hydrated,Uncle Henry Man, I've been doing this
for right at forty years. UncleHenry, don't bother me at all.
So I guess with this intense heatwe're having today, all you mommies out
there, that's mad because uh,your your your babies don't have air conditioning

(44:27):
on the bus. Yeah, well, listen, I recommend you keep all
them a little I guess skin walkers, lizards babies at home. You know,
lizards are supposed to like, uhlike heat of the the regular old
camillo and geckos and he guanas.Man, they loved this heat, so

(44:49):
uh, they'm a little skin walkerbabies. You might want to keep'em
home, mommy, because it's gonnabe a hot one. Now wait,
I don't I'm sorry, there's alittle bit more left in this. I
don't understand. Are you saying thatthey're a lizard that these people are lizard
people or amphibian people? I don'tunderstand. What did I miss here?
Or you can use your brain andmake them to stay hydrated, man O

(45:15):
Brahan. I just wanted to sharethat with you, buddy. You have
a good day, snakes rapper.Thank you. We are we are continually
being barraged with news that's for ourown good, and the media is desperate
for you to stay hydrated, andit's a good idea. I'm not against

(45:36):
that, by the way. I'mvery much in favor of staying alive and
staying healthy, so yes, ButI used to I do remember a time
where where the media didn't tell meto drink anything, the government didn't tell
me to drink anything. When itwas hot. I just realized that I

(45:58):
was hot, and I realized Iwas thirsty, and then I would get
a drink of water and that wasokay. And nowadays I'm being told that
is not right, that that isnot the right thing. In fact,
more than one news source in thenews media this week has been telling me
the message, if you get thirsty, it's too late. Now. That

(46:20):
doesn't mean you're gonna collapse. Thatjust means that you've caused you You've caused
yourself a problem if you're thirsty.See, I was under the false impression
that my body will tell me whenI need to drink a bunch of water
by alerting me that I'm thirsty.But that I'm wrong. Obviously I'm obviously

(46:40):
wrong by this. I don't know. I'm not a doctor. I barely
can function in society. Really,I just thought that's what it was.
I thought that if you get thirsty, then you drink water and everything's okay.
But that's that is according to themedia and medical professionals, that is
not the case. That if youwait until you're thirsty years you waited too

(47:02):
long, and you should hydrate andpre hydrate. So don't take my advice,
take the smarter people's advice. Okay, and like snake Trapper, just
make sure that if you're walking fromyour house to your car that you have
like eight ounces of water before youdo it. All right, Let's see,

(47:22):
Do I have any other messages toslip into here here? I know
you've been on pins and needles toget a fresh new voice mail from the
angry leftists. You're right, butHenry, yeah, I go Henry good
here. I wanted to touch downon the topic about the mental illness and

(47:45):
the IQ level going down. Yes, tell me here, by the way,
before you get started. I don'tknow do I need to hear the
rest of this. I don't knowif I do. But before you get
started, I've got to wonder when, in terms of mental illness and IQ

(48:05):
lowering, how much of it ispeople with a smart phone in their face
all day? Now. I knowthat not you, because you the listener.
You would not be affected by yoursmartphone being in your face all day.
But young But I'm talking about youngerpeople that are just they've been looking
at five second videos for their entirelives, over and over and over again.

(48:29):
It's got to have an effect onthem. It's got to I've been
wondering if the TikTok app that islike the most popular app in the country.
I guess that all the young peopleget all their information from TikTok.
I wonder if that was just aweapon of mass destruction from the Chinese,

(48:50):
because I have learned that the Chinesedo not allow the same content on TikTok
in China as we have on ourTikTok. On our TikTok, we have
people, you know, transitioning fromone from one thing to another and all
that kind of stuff. They don'thave that on the Chinese TikTok. So

(49:10):
anyway, where were you on theon the Do I want to hear the
rest of this or not? Listen? I see everything today every day,
Henry, every day. Yes,you know, all I gotta do is
just look at Donald Trump here,all right? And then of course I
don't want to hear it, okay, all right? Well, and I
don't know what happened to the angryleftist. I don't know if it was
just pure brainwashing from birth or whathas happened with the poor man, this

(49:35):
poor man's mental view? All right, look out of time for this episode
of The Uncle Henry Show. I'mGonna be back tomorrow. I Am Listen
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