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Hello and welcome to Soda News Network.
I'm Lexi Luna and next to me is Carmela
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Clutch. Let's get to today's news.
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Hollywood writers strike over pay in
streaming TV gig economy.
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Thousands of film and television writers
were headed to picket lines on Tuesday
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afternoon after union negotiators called
a strike, sending Hollywood into
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turmoil and disrupting TV production as
the industry wrestles with the shift.
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The Writers Guild of America said its
leadership unanimously supported its
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work stoppage in 15 years after failing
to reach an agreement for higher pay
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from the studios such as Walt Disney and
Netflix.
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The company's behavior has created a gig
economy inside a union workforce, said
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the WGA, which represents roughly 11
,500 writers.
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The strike hits Hollywood studios at a
difficult time.
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Conglomerates are under pressure from
Wall Street to make their streaming
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services profitable, while after pumping
billions of dollars into programming to
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attract subscribers.
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The rise of streaming has led to the
decline of television and ad revenue, as
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traditional TV audiences shrink and
advertisers go elsewhere.
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The threat of a recession in the world's
biggest economy also looms.
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The last WGA strike in 2007 and 2008
lasted 10 days, and the action cost
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California's economy an estimated $2 .1
billion as production shut down and out
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-of -work writers, actors, and producers
began backspending.
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The Alliance of Motion Picture and
Television Producers, which represents
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studios, said it had proposed generous
increases in compensation and was
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to increase its offer.
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But it said it objected to WGA demands
and that would require a company to
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staff a show
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with a certain number of writers for a
specified period of time, whether needed
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or not.
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Writers say they have suffered in the
streaming TV boom with shorter seasons
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smaller residual payouts. Wow, this is
scary.
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Emmy -winning writer Ashley Nicole Black
wrote on Twitter after the strike was
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called. But a future where we accept
what the companies are trying to do, low
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-paid freelancer writing gigs with no
job security, is much scarier.
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For TV viewers, the strike's first
impact will be seen on late -night talk
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such as Jimmy Kimmel Live that count on
terms of writers to pen topical jokes
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for programs recorded on the day they
broadcast.
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Those shows are expected to immediately
start airing reruns.
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The Late Show.
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You're like, girl, this news is long.
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This is a lot.
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Wow, how much of a writer's build is
this?
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Okay, so there's a strike. Y 'all know
it. Moving on.
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Yes, thank you. You guys know that
there's a strike because there aren't
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scenes coming up. New, yeah.
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On to the next more important news.
Moving on. Moving on.
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PGA Tour, European Tour, and LIV
announcement.
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You know, I'm hearing now in my earpiece
that we're going to get some new news
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because this news kind of sucks.
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So we're just going to be talking to you
in the comments until that happens.
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Yeah. Getting some news worked out and
figured out.
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Stand up and spin around. Stand up and
spin around. You stand up and spin
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around.
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Oh, I'm going to feel you standing up
and spinning around all over on me.
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Mm -hmm.
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Show ass, BB.
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Mm -hmm. Maybe.
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I don't know. Can you handle it? I don't
know. It's a lot of ass.
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Do you see the ass? The girl was like,
yes, yes, yes.
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I think that's what they want to see.
They want to see you like, yeah.
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Okay. Okay. I can do that. Yeah. I can
do that.
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This is your chance.
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Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
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Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes.
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That's fun.
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It's funny because you're at tit level.
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Yeah. It's actually kind of perfect
here.
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Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes,
yes, yes.
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Okay, okay, okay, okay, okay.
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You know, we're still working on getting
those news stories for you. Our intern
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is running right now to get us some news
stories.
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Some fresh news, because I believe this
story broke a couple weeks ago. We just
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are still dealing with it. Non -upside
-down news.
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Excellent.
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Fantastic. Thank you.
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PGA Tour, European Tour, and LIB
announced merger.
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The PGA Tour, European Tour, and rival
Saudi -backed LIB golf circuit.
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announced a landmark agreement on
Tuesday to merge and form a commercial
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to unify golf.
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Additionally, the three organizations
said in a joint news release that they
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will work cooperatively to allow a
process for any LIV golf players to
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for PGA Tour and DP World Tour
membership following the 2023 season.
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I think I'd like to be part of that DP
World Tour.
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Where do I sign up for that? Where is
this tour? Where's that insert?
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After two years of disruption and
distraction, this is a historic day for
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game we all know and love, PGA Tour
Commissioner Jay Monahan said in a joint
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news release. Sorry, I keep, like,
coming over here. No, it's okay. You can
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as close as you'd like to me.
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Today's a very exciting day for this
special game and the people it touches
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around the world, said PIF Governor
Yassir al -Rumayan.
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We are proud to partner with PGA Tour to
leverage PIF's unparalleled success and
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track record of unlocking...
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value, and bringing innovative and
global best practices to business and
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worldwide. Well, with a DP tour, it
sounds like those are the best sectors
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could possibly have. Absolutely.
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The Rival Live Golf Circuit launched in
2022 and lured some big -name players
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away from the rival circuits with
staggering sums of money and 54 -hole
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that feature no cuts and paydays for
every golfer.
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Oh, wow. 54 holes.
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54 holes. That's a lot of holes. Can you
imagine all the things that they can do
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with those holes? Oh my gosh, they can
fill those holes with so many different
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golf events. Every different angle. All
the golf clubs. Oh my goodness.
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All the balls.
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All the balls.
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Among the more popular players who made
the move to live golf are Hall of Fame
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golfer Phil Mickelson, former world
number one Dustin Johnson, reigning PGA
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Championship winner Brooks Kopecka, and
2022 British Open winner Cameron Smith.
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You know, talking about all those holes,
really, I haven't gotten over it. I'm
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still thinking about holes. I'm still
thinking about the CP tour.
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I think I knew some of that in my life.
This news is getting too steamy for us
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up here. It's hot. Maybe it's the
lighting.
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It's definitely the lighting.
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Moving on to the next story, if the
prompter will listen to me.
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Normandy marks its D -Day 79th
anniversary, honors World War II
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On Omaha Beach, France, an overwhelming
sound of
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gunfire and men's screams. That's how
World War II veteran Marie Scott
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D -Day as Tuesday's ceremonies got
underway in honor of those who fought
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freedom in the largest naval, air, and
land operation in history.
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This year's tribute to the young
soldiers who died in Normandy.
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Are you okay over there? Uh -huh. Okay,
okay.
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On Tuesday, the whistling sound of the
wind accompanied many reenactors who
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to Omaha Beach at dawn to mark the 79th
anniversary of the assault that led to
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the liberation of France and Western
Europe from Nazi control.
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Some brought bunches of flowers, other
waved American flags.
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Scott lived it all through her ears.
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She was 17 when she was posted as a
communications operation specialist in
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Portsmouth, England. Her job was to pass
on messages between the men and the
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ground and Gen Z. Men in the ground?
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Men in the ground.
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Wait, this sounds spicy. I'm going to
need to prepare myself for this. Yeah,
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ready. All those men and holes and DP
and EP.
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Fuck. I need some water. Oh, shit. Oh,
shit.
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Oh, I forgot to get water.
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All I have are these panties.
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What? Well, okay, hold on. I've got some
water. Oh, thank God.
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Oh, shit.
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This is a little challenging before the
water right now. Ladies and gentlemen,
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we're having technical difficulties.
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Oh, that's good. Oh,
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that's good. Thank you.
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We were talking about Normandy and D
-Day. Normandy and D -Day. Scott
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Her job was to pass on messages to men.
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And the ground on General Dwight D.
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Eisenhower and the senior officers who
were supervising the whole operation.
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It's a lot of viewers supervising our
operation right now. Very many viewers'
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operations. Oh, my God. Oh, fuck.
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In a separate event, French President
Emmanuel Marcon attended a ceremony on
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Tuesday in the presence of...
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of a 100 -year -old Leon Gothard as last
surviving member of the Kiefer
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Commando, an elite French unit. Oh, they
were so elite, fuck.
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Fucking elite.
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Yeah, which was among the first waves to
land in Normandy.
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Oh, wow.
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Wow, wow.
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Yeah. Yeah, we gotta... That's, uh...
I'm...
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Okay, next news story.
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Here we go. What the hell?
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Who is this?
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Who is this? Nancy Bandit. Who's the
intern today?
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Fucking intern.
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I can't.
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Okay,
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numbers of three news stories.
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A 57 -year -old truck driver was
detained Thursday after loads of
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found spilled on a key bridge linking
two Danish islands. I mean,
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it would be better if it was loads of
eggplants, right?
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Well, you know.
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Potato eggplant.
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The driver was held on suspicion of
causing reckless endangerment to life.
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A first bill was reported on the
westbound side of the Dorbelt Bridge at
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.m. Police spokesman said that the
bridge connects the island where capital
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Copenhagen is located to the rest of
Denmark.
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You know, Copenhagen is a very
interesting word.
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Yeah.
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A similar incident happened on the
eastbound side a short time later. I bet
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thought that shit was planned.
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Yeah. They probably did.
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It's weird. He said, we're working on
two hypotheses. It's either an accident
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something that's been done deliberately.
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Yeah. We don't know.
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Yeah. Sometimes it's done deliberately,
and sometimes it's stopped deliberately,
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and I don't know why.
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And sometimes it continues on
deliberately.
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You know, I would really rather it
continue on deliberately if we're
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about this right now.
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Okay. Yeah, yeah.
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I'll talk about this.
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A rolling thunder.
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Contestants chase cheese wheel down a
hill in chaotic UK race.
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The big cheese of extreme UK sports
events is back.
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Hundreds of spectators gathered Monday
to watch dozens of reckless racers chase
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the seven -hound wheel of double...
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Glossier cheese.
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They're chasing cheese?
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Yeah, they're chasing the cheese. Okay.
Okay. Down the near vertical Cooper's
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Hill near Gloucester in southwest
England.
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And the first racer to finish behind the
fast rolling cheese gets it. I mean,
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gets to keep it.
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Yeah, they get to keep the cheese. I
thought they were just getting it.
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Anyways, the cheese roller race has been
held at Cooper's Hill about 100 miles
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in West London since 1826.
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And the sport of cheese rolling is
believed to be a much roller. A sport?
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this is a sport. It's a very rough and
tumble event, they call it.
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We love rough and tumble. We do love
rough and tumble.
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Just a little more rough right now would
be a little rougher. Would be great.
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So a few competitors managed to stay on
their feet. I imagine most of them would
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be on their back. Yeah, rolling down the
hill. Yeah, on their back.
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We're ready to take whatever rocks come
their way in the ground, whatever.
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holes happen to be around, impaled by
them as they roll down there. Exactly.
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I'm wondering if it's part of this DP
tour we heard about earlier. Oh, you
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and it's all happening in Europe. Yeah.
That makes a lot of sense. Holy shit. I
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just remember hitting the head. I mean,
hitting my head down, and now I have the
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cheese.
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Said Irving.
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I'm glad he got the cheese. I'm glad he
got the cheese.
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Oh, God. I think the next one's about
cake.
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Cake? Cake, yeah.
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Who is it?
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Maybe.
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We love cake. We love cake.
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Yeah,
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the fucking intern.
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Yeah. Fucked all of them. Yeah. Paper
copies. Yeah.
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Hard copies. So much better. Hard, hard
copies.
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Hard copies.
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So good.
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Uh, UFC.
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Uh, UFC's Patty Pimblitt.
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Mind your business.
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Can we get a janitor in here, please?
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Just dripping wet over here.
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Oh, my bad. I'm so sorry.
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I'll dry it. I'll dry it. I'll dry it.
Okay.
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When I come back, everyone will be
sucking my arse again.
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Expect UFC fans to be back.
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On this side, once he's booked in the
next fight. There we go.
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Unbeaten in the octagon, Pimblitt is
coming off a controversial unanimous
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decision win over Jared Gordon at UFC
282 last December.
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Pimblitt thought he'd done enough to win
the fight, but many weren't happy with
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his reaction.
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Speaking of reactions.
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The man steals the backhoe? Oh, no, the
backhoe.
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Backhoe. Backhoe.
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For a 10 -mile drive to Illinois'
airport to catch a flight.
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Oh, wow.
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That was very shocking. Yeah. I see.
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Oh, wow. Oh.
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Backhoe.
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And he found Backhoe leading him to the
airport parking lot. He left it there.
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Holy shit.
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But it captured the man walking across
the street. Oh, yes. Backhoe.
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Yeah.
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Oh,
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fuck.
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Oh,
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my God. Oh, fuck.
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hotel near Christmas?
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A market? A vegan restaurant? Or another
attraction? Oh, shit!
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Do you want more?
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Yes! I want more!
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Who knows further than hundreds of
hotels from Google at Priceline as early
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this summer.
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Holy shit.
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What is that even about?
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I don't know.
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Jesus Christ.
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It's so hot. I can't.
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Hair.
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Take them out here.
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Okay.
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Google's AI to power virtual travel
agent from Priceline. That is
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Yeah. Would a New York hotel near a
Christmas market, a vegan restaurant, or
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another attraction look no further than
artificial intelligence from Google?
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At Priceline, as early as this summer,
the company told Reuters, the online
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travel agency part of Booking Holdings
aims to debut a more sophisticated...
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chat bot for planning trips, as well as
hotel suggestions that are like a
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personal concierge.
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I could use a personal concierge every
now and again.
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Maybe that's for you. Yeah.
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Just to do your bidding. Yeah, do my
bidding. To be my little, like, servant,
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almost, but like in a good way.
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Like in a positive, happy way.
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In a positive, happy, you know, they're
happy doing it. They like to do it. They
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like to do it. They get rewarded for
doing it. Indeed.
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Yeah, I might take them on the DP World
Tour with me.
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Yeah, take them on the tour. Yeah, take
them on the tour.
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You can easily find out that in Bryant
Park, there's a Christmas market that
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runs from early November all the way
through the beginning of January when
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you're actually booking your hotel.
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New tools from Google's cloud division
gave Priceline access to a generative
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like the technology behind ChatGPT, that
can draft texts as if a human
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wrote it.
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The tools also extract information such
as hotel prices from existing data to
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ensure accuracy.
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How accurate is it right now? It's so
accurate.
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It's so accurate. It's so accurate. It's
just the right accurate spot. It is,
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yeah.
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The price and the embrace of novelty
technology may give an edge over myriad
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sites that market travel options.
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Google among them, Google's
capabilities, not competition, led to
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partnership, Brodbeck said. Sometimes
it's all about teamwork.
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To make the dream work. Yes. Teamwork.
Teamwork is... Working together is so
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important. It's so important.
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So important. Working together to reach
the... The back hole. The back hole.
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To make it to the DC tour. Yeah. Yeah.
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You have to work together. A tour is
more than one person. Yeah. A tour is
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of people. Fun people. Lots of people.
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All the people. Every people.
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Hot people, cold people.
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It's so restrictive.
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Was this this tight when I put it on? I
think so.
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Okay.
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Okay. We are at the fertility doctor.
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Bring it on. Let's hear about it. Let's
hear this. A New York fertility doctor
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who was accused of using his own sperm
to impregnate several patients died over
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the weekend when the hand -built
airplane he was in fell apart mid
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crashed.
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Authorities said Dr. Morris Wartman, 72
of Rochester, was a passenger in
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the experimental aircraft that went down
on Sunday. Went down? Yeah, it went
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down. I wonder how far down it went. I
don't know, but it went down very far.
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All the way. All the way. The pilot,
Earl Luce Jr., said the
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crash of the aircraft identified by the
National Transportation Safety Board as
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a Whitman, W -5 Buttercup airplane.
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Buttercup? That sounds cute.
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Remained under investigation Tuesday.
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Preliminary findings indicate that the
wings of the aircraft became detached
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from the fuel, the fuselage, and fell to
the ground in an orchid.
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Oh, my God. I hate it when things get
detached.
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Oh, yeah. Things just be together all
the time. Yes. Inserted, together,
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you know, merge.
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If they can come together, that's great.
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Fuck. Warren was a well -known OBGYN in
western New York who was often the
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target of anti -abortion protesters.
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He was sued in 2021 by the daughter of
one of his patients who became pregnant
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in the 1980s. The lawsuit said that the
doctor secretly used his own sperm while
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telling the patient the donor had been a
local medical student.
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That's fucked up. I mean, is he a local
medical student?
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No, I think he was a full -grown adult.
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Oh, that's kind of not a good thing.
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That's false advertisement, no? Indeed.
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Oh, Jesus. Very much, very illegal.
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That's crazy.
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Very much a medical malpractice case.
Everything.
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And, you know, he did not comment on the
lawsuit.
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You know what that means.
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Yeah.
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Okay.
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Analysis. Why Spotify's car thing was
destined for the hardware graveyard.
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Car thing? What is the car thing? I
don't know. Is that the shift or the
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I don't know.
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Let's read and find out. Yeah, let's
read and find out. Let me prepare a
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more.
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This is a very rough newscast. This has
been a very involved newscast.
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The car thing player is now a thing of
the past.
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IT guy. We're going to check on IT
later. Yeah.
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He's a little busy.
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Though the world's leading audio
streaming service on Wednesday announced
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would discontinue the device five months
after it became available to all users
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in the United States. What device? I
don't know, but it was available.
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Re -blast.
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Spotify became the latest software
technology company to stumble on an
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to build hardware.
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Spotify wrote down a $31 million
investment in the device, which was
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increasing the number of users who
listen to music or podcasts while in the
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However, the company said it was unable
to sell enough devices at a sufficiently
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high price to justify the investment.
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Oh, God.
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Justify that investment for us. Yeah.
You just can't get it.
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You just can't get it.
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You can't get it to an attractive
economical profile. I don't know. That's
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stupid sentence.
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Yeah. I feel right now it's very
attractive.
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I feel a very attractive program going
on right now. Yeah, a very attractive
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program. Yeah.
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It's called Minnesota News Network. Very
attractive program. Yeah, yeah. You get
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the best news with the best news
anchors. Yeah, absolutely.
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Spotify tested the device with a small
group of people in April of 2021 and
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brought it to a wider release in
February this year.
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Spotify was not the first software
company to seek to extend its
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with users into physical world through
devices.
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We need a quick little break on the legs
here.
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Apologies.
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We're just taking a quick little break,
okay? A little breaky break.
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Yeah.
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Let's go in water.
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All right, let's get back to the news.
Let's do it.
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Okay.
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And back in that little sweet spot.
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Yeah. You know, these new chairs they
got us are so nice. Yes.
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I really appreciate it. Thank you to
whoever sponsored us to get these new
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seats.
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The viewership has just exploded.
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It has.
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Ever since we got these new chairs, it's
so funny. I know. It's like they like
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the chair more than they like us almost.
Yeah.
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Anyway. Anywho.
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Moving on.
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Oh, that's a very long article. We're
not going to do that one. No, no, no.
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one just seems a little... Okay.
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Apple.
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What is Apple doing these days? Apple on
Thursday said park shortages are easing
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and that demand for iPhones is unceasing
despite consumer tightening around
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spending. Helping it top Wall Street
expectations and forecast faster sales
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growth ahead.
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More growth. More growth, yeah. You
know, a percentage of growth is really
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you need. I just said good percentage of
growth. Yeah, really good percentage of
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growth. You know, just a good
percentage. You know, a nice girthy
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of... growth is really what everyone
needs.
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Silicon Valley giant shares rose more
than 3 .5 % after hours following the
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recent results.
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I'd say that's a significant increase.
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Yeah, that's significant.
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3 .5, like 5 .5 inches off of, you know,
something already pretty, you know.
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Yeah, that's a big growth. Through
macroeconomic indicators around the
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our turning negative team financial
officer, Lisa Maitry, told Reuters that
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there had been no slowdown in demand for
iPhones, the company's biggest source
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of revenue.
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Phone sales.
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Oh, that biggest story. In the fiscal
third quarter rose 3%. That's $40
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billion, with only a 3 % decline since.
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Okay.
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Apple's loyal and relatively affluent
customer base has enabled it to weather
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consumer spending dips better than other
brands in the past, and the company's
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latest quarterly results suggest a
similar pattern emerging.
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Patterns are great. Patterns are so
good. But Apple does offer some caution.
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Tell them about the caution.
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Oh, we've got to tell them about the
caution. Woo!
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Caution! Caution is coming! Caution!
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So much caution!
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Meanwhile, the American economy is
trading sales and advertising
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Oh, shit!
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Thank you guys for joining us today. We
have more news, but we really can't do
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this anymore.
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We can't. We're so retarded. We can't.
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Where's that intern?
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We'll catch you later. Bye.
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See you at 6 p .m. Yeah.
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