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Take my soupenuity, like you just let me eat my way.
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All right, world, lad's listeners, Welcome to episode forty two,
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getting up there almost to fifty. Been doing this almost
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a year in with whatever time I have, We're getting there.
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And today I have Jesse back, Jesse Razinski. He was
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here back, I believe in July. Right, it sounds right
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something like that, Yeah, something around there. Yeah, And so
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I was always good to talk to you. And there's
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been a hell of a lot going on with the
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elections and uh weather control Israel, and I don't know, man,
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I can't even keep up with what's happening, to be
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quite honest.
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That was the worst part about being sick when I
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was just laid out for a week, like what else
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could I do? Couldn't leave the house, just there's like God, please,
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She's like what, like, uh, my brain's going into hyperdrive woman,
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while there's too much going on and normally I'm too
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busy to pay attention to all of it, and I
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was just laid out on the floor like yeah, this
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all sucks. Well, hopefully I wrote a college paper for her.
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So oh there got killed a couple hours.
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Are you ad meeting to playerism or never mind?
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What she gave me great notes. I just put it in.
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I just helped her put it into seven and a
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half pages. There you go, So I bet the requirement.
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As I said earlier, I grabbed a beer. You got drinks,
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so I'm gonna hop this guy. Yes, sir, there we go,
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and she.
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Did all right? Correct mine.
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Well, it's okay, cheers to you and this this uh
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this show. You know, I'm usually pretty planned out. Jesse
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on his show is very well uh put together. But
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I we would just hang out and make things happen,
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whatever goes, you know, whatever we talk about we talked
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about just because, as I said, there's so much been
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going on, I can't keep up with it all. To
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be honest, I'd like to check in with you and
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get your thoughts on things. What's been going on in
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Jesse's world? Oh?
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Man, you know what I mean, Uh, exciting stuff. I
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mean the VA knock me to tech cardio one day.
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That was that was pretty cool. That was first time
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I met my new doctor. You know, it was virtual
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of course he's in Brooklyn. Yeah, sorry, the Bronx and
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they get whatever technical whatever. But and she's sitting there
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with a little stethoscope and he's listening, and I see
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this and then somebody just stops and stairs. I'm like,
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yea if I'm dying. Wow, So that was really cool
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that my heart started exploding him like, it's not my heart, guy,
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isn't it? You have to do an EKG. I'm like,
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it's gotta come back perfect with this building, just there's
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something about it that just spikes me up to a million.
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But I got a cool EKG. I survived some storms,
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especially you know Helene. That was that's scary. So I
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know a lot of people that you know, were up
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there and affected by you know, all of that. Thankful
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I can get ahold of them all, you know now
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in between you know, Asheville and Eastern Tennessee. So that's yeah,
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that was probably the only good thing that came out
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of all that, you know, personally, as I finally got
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ahold of everybody. Uh, otherwise I had lost my last
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dog and yeah, actually I think that's it. And I
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saw a Creed concert that was cool. That's see Creed
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finally Creed.
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And Okay, interesting because my brother brought that up. They
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came out here to California and he was asking if
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I wanted to go, didn't have the time. What'd you
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think of that?
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I thought it was. I mean it was fantastic. I
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mean they were great three doors down that dude. I mean,
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I don't know what he's done to not like age
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over the last forever, but uh, good for him. And
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his pipes still sound just like they did last time
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I saw him. So and I never had anyone thank
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me from the bottom of their heart after every single song,
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So that was nice. And I got to see Finger
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eleven except by the time we got to our seats,
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I only had to hear one thing and Paralyzer' like cool,
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so I got to hear their two heads. I didn't
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have to hear the rest of it either, So it
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was a perfect night, mindu. They wouldn't let her walk with,
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you know, a drink for herself and a beer for me,
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so she came back, yeah, with one empty hand. I
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was a man. They're like state law, Like we walked
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away last time with two in my hand.
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She just didn't want to give it to you. Yeah.
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I kind of had a had similar situation at a
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concert where apparently they thought I was drinking too much
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and I couldn't buy anymore when I was literally just
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trying to order food. I don't understand, but anyway.
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It was. That's why I miss going to concerts here
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in town, because, like I mean, State Law, the one
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little club that right here. I mean literally the bartenders
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looking at me, just going like this the whole time.
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When I'm walking up to her, seeing you know, two
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or three, and she'ld just hand them to men like
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State Law, my nose. What that lady knows I'm drinking
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every single like.
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Two or three and you hold up four fingers.
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Oh look, I've done it before.
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You don't want to come back right, Yeah, I'm only
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twenty feet away, but I don't want to miss it.
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Was a Steel Panther concert the last time, and you know,
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I've always wanted to see them. It was worth it.
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That's awesome.
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I didn't get to see them this last time they
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came around because my car was costing me way too
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much money. But we already talked about that outside of this,
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and I don't want to think about it anymore.
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God, Yeah, that hurt my soul here, you man, I do.
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Well.
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Hell as far as what's going on in the world. Well, shoot,
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let's start. Let's start what you said about the storm,
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because you are out there. I mean, you weren't in
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the storm, but you live a few hours out right, yep.
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So what was really going on down there with everything?
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I mean, obviously, yes, disaster, but were you able to
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witness or get any like, I don't know, any feedback
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on how things were being handled down there with helping everybody.
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I mean the normal, you know, mixed bag of stuff.
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I know, my sister, she's up in pa by their
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company who works for like they had people just staged
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trying to like get down here to do stuff, but
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they weren't allowed to get into actually help do anything
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in certain areas. Just like they had a hard time
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with whatever what Milton that just hit you know, floor
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across Florida quick. They're having hard time getting people in there.
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But so they started getting people in. Uh. I got
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a buddy that's right on the other side of the
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Tennessee border, and no, it's he said, there's just nothing
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for like everything just leveled. And I've heard a mixed
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bag that you know, things are going well and they're
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being helped, and then there's the other side where he
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said that they've seen like them turned down and tell
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people like they're not allowed to fly their own drones
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or go up there in ATVs even though you know
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they live in the mountain to go and try to
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get people, and the government like told them to piss off.
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You're not allowed to, like I've seen, I've heard mixed
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bags for now, depending on where you know people were,
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depending I guess really, I mean, who's there, who's in charge?
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You know?
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And this time I came mean, I don't like FEMA
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and all that. I thought they've mean kind of always sucked.
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Yeah, they have, but.
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You know, and this one, I'm going on the side
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of there's just too much area for them to be
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able to cover on their own, so suck it up
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and let whoever can help.
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Well, yeah, I was wondering about about those stories that
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they're they're they're stopping people from volunteering to actually help
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other human beings and bring aid. And I didn't know
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if that was a rumor or not. But when you
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and I were texting not that long ago, I was like,
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holy shit, Yeah, you're not that far realistically, and so
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I'm only three four hours. That's why I want to
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ask you. It's like if anyone would know, you would right,
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I mean, you would get.
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And I was just through there. Uh I was. I
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was just through there a few weeks before then because
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I did go back to Tennessee, did do that. See,
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I completely forgot all about that. Uh. But like again,
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I've heard people saying, you know, pretty good things. I've
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seen a lot more people that I know saying, you know,
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really bad things. And then there's just the normal noise
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on social media with you know, stop saying they're not
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doing this, and then you know, the normal political everyone's
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just playing a fucking game with each other. Like this
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is one of those times where at least, you know,
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we used to just shut the fuck up, suck up
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whatever side we were on, to just get along. Yeah,
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and we can't even do that during this anymore.
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It's just, you know, I noticed that they're doing this.
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No, you're doing that.
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They're politicizing everything when it's really about trying to help.
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You know, God blessed really blessed Joe for you know,
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he's happened back at Kamala for what she said about
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the scientists. Do good job, Joe. See, but he's still
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alive in there kind of. But I think he's a bit.
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I think he's a bit bitter on how everything was handled.
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I think I think he's the little bit of him
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that's left in there. He is quite salty, and.
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He's not definitely picking and choosing his when you take
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a shot split that way.
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But I just can't. I don't know the only thing
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I'm worried, I mean truly, I mean because just I
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mean again, I go the way at least two three
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times a year. The fact that between Ashville and Knoxville,
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like for I forty is shut down until next September,
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Like that's gonna cause and again you saw the pictures
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in the videos, but there's half of it's like the
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whole mountain side is just washed gone. I mean they
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have to.
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That area just looks as if it doesn't exist anymore.
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Yeah, like a lot of it doesn't. That's the the
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terrifying part though, is is, yeah, that in seventy six
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is closed down until I think they said March or
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it was either March or May. It was one of
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the m's I don't remember off the top of my head.
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But just how much that's going to inconvenience, you know,
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literally everything, you know, especially as Ashville lost went all
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six of its bridges so you couldn't get in around me.
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And there was some catastrophic just holy shit level stuff
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when you saw it.
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I saw, I saw some posts and heard some chowder
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where people were actually saying, hey, if you need to
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get in here, here's the bat like take all the
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back roads and you know, rerouting.
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There are people doing good stuff, I mean, but like
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everything's just so flat, like it just mauled. And I
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heard that there's another one in the gulf right now
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forming that's going to go directly right back up like
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all projection show going up where Helen went, like right
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back up into that area. And yeah, that's the last
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thing that needs I'm pretty sure. I mean, mud slides
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and all that stuff are going to happen. You know. Again,
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I'm glad that, you know, a few of the dams
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up in the area that I saw didn't explode, because
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I know a lot of people were freaked out about
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the one in lakeler Ah. But they pumped a lot,
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a lot, a lot a lot of water out of
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that like every thirty seconds to keep it from exploding.
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But that stuff ain't coming back, Like, I don't know
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what to be that. I don't even know how they're
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going to rebuild forty between that whole entire like side.
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I mean there's like fifteen feet of dirt and earth
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that aren't there anymore, and it was already a slope,
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So I mean, they're going to have to just go
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and over engineer the hell out of everything. And it's
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just I don't think I think they're shooting two.
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So I mean, I think they've got September. I think
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they've got three to five years of at least a reconstruction,
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you know, definitely.
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To get everything back. Like that's like just that highway.
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I mean, what they're gonna have to do to build that,
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like that's gonna take more than a year. Yeah, I
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don't know how they're made. I pray it doesn't man