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Hello, I am Jeff, and welcome to history. In fact,
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it's about today, present, about cool media. It is August
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the thirteenth.
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Flemenon. He's so yummy.
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I like to order it.
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Wa to go out to eat fleaminon. It's kind of expensive.
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I cannot always afford it when I.
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Go out to eat.
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It is national Filet mignon day filet mignon.
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It is French for keith filet or dainty filelet. Technically
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it's called the tenderloin now. If you have a t
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bone steak, the bigger side that's your New York strip,
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the smaller piece that's your tenderloin.
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Now.
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Because of the small amount of fat on the tenderloin,
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lots of people wrap bacon around it in order to
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make the bacon fat keep it dry so it won't
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dry out when you're cooking. Now is the most expensive
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cut of beef. They're small and really good, so you
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have to pay for him. The only national deal we
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could find today was for Omaha Steaks if you want
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to order it from them, But a lot of your
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local steakhouses they're having deals today, so you can go
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out or cook it home and enjoy your own Filet
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Mignon or You're cute, little fillet?
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All right?
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What happened in entertainment on August the thirteenth, Let's go
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back to your nineteen eighty nine number one album was
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the Batman movie soundtrack. Richard Marx had the number one
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song with right here Waiting.
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I fussy you.
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How can we say for me?
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Over wherever you go, whatever you doo.
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Wait for you.
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The number one country song was Sunday in the South
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by Shinnandoah.
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He lives in sweep. I can only steer my mama.
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Prelorful givers win win now set.
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In so.
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The top book was Polar Star by Martin Cruz Smith.
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Top movie was Parented Four kids from the same family
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now has to try and raise their kids. Stars Steve Martin,
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Mary Stein Bergin, Murck, Morandis.
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And a whole bunch more all right? What happened on
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August the.
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Thirteenth, fifteen twenty one and teno Chichilan that is Mexico
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City today, Spanish conquistador hermer Cortez his men were ad
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with a capsule az Tech emperor kaiwa toomick Now that
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ended the Aztec Empire as it was yep they did
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keep him in prison until fifteen twenty five. Then Cortez
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had him executed, so no rebellion can start. Eighteen eighty
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nine up in Hartford, Connecticut, William Gray he invented the
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coin operated telephone. Also in eighteen eighty nine in Illinois,
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Handsome good Rich he invented the first stove top coffee pot.
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Now it was the first coffee maker that had a percolator.
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So basically designed that and still use it all today.
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Nineteen oh seven Harry Allen, he invented the first taxi
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cabs over to the United States.
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He had gone from England.
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He used him in New York City nineteen thirty five
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in Chicago at their Chicago Collis and they have the
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world's first roller Derby nineteen forty two, under the direction
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of US General Leslie Groves, the Manhattan Project began. It's
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one goal to create an atomic bomb. Now Groves he
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just oversaw the project. Robert Oppermimer, Yeah, he's the one
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who really was in charge of making the bomb, especially
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if you saw the movie. Nineteen sixty one. In the
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middle of the night, East German soldiers started building the
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Berlin Wall. See before then it was just a bob
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wire fence. Nineteen ninety seven, the TV series South Park debut.
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Now they extended it.
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They wanted to go at least till twenty twenty seven
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so it can end it in even thirty years.
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Coch coach Coat show, This shibbirf Day, were gonna pau
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he left, This shubfday.
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We gonna sit with Targe.
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He was like, this shibirth day.
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And you know we don't get that's the birthday, all right.
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It was born on August the thirteenth.
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Wow.
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Sharp shooter Annie Oakley. She was born in Drake County,
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Ohio in eighteen sixty. She had to learn how to
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hunt and shoot at a really young age. Yeah, she
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had to help put food on the table for an
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extremely poor family. Then in eighteen seventy five, a professional
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marksman or a professional shooter. The name was Frank Butler.
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He came into town. He bet the town one hundred bucks.
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It's about twenty four hundred dollars a day. Yeah, he
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said he could outshoot anybody in the town. Well, the
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town they took his bet, and then they went and
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got fifteen year old and any to shoot for him.
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Now she outshot that bro the town is pretty happy
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with their money. Frank, he was so impressed. Yeah, he
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married Annie. Then they went went on the road yet,
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putting on exhibitions all across the country. Then they hooked
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up with Buffalo Bill Cody, and Annie became the star
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of Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show. Crowds just loved Danny.
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She could shoot a card sideways, yeah, and cut it
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right half. She could shoot balloons out of her husband's mouth.
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People in the crowd would toss dines and she'd shoot
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him out of the air. And when they were touring Europe,
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the kais are Germany will on the second he had
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to shoot a lit cigarette out of his mouth. Chief
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Fnsley just got bored and retired. Then she was sixty
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two years old, she decided to put on a shooting
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demonstration for neighbors. She had one hundred clay pigeons in
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a row without missing. Yeah, no one's done it since Annie.
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She died from anemia in nineteen twenty six, at sixty
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six years old. Her husband was so great and so
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distraught he quit eating. He ended up dying sixteen days later.
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Actor Burt lar He was born in New York City
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in eighteen ninety five. Now he is a big star
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in vaudeville, then on Broadway, but he's best known for
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playing the cowardly Lion on The Wisdow of Oz. He
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had one son from his first wife one daughter from
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his second wife. He died in nineteen sixty seven and
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seventy two years old from pneumonia. Yeah, it was all
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he was filming a movie on the set. Any idea
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who said television has brought murder back into people's homes
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where it belongs, that'd be the master of suspense. Alfred Hitchcock.
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He was born at Leyton's, England, in eighteen ninety nine.
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Hitchcock was not only one of the most famous but
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one of the most influential movie.
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Makers of all times.
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Career lasted over sixty years, made over fifty movies. Actually
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started out in silent movies. Some of his big ones
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were Dial In for Murder, Rear Window, Psycho, the Birds.
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He also had the TV show Alfred Hitchcock Presents for
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about a decade. He got married nineteen twenty six and
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they had a daughter. Thinks she liked him to tell
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her bedtime stories. Alfred He died nineteen eighty and eighty
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years old from kidney failure.
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Oh his to the Golden Moves and his shule Silversee
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and mostly here's a toast to you and me Timey Bubble.
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That was Don Hooe.
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He was born in Honolulu, Hawaii, in nineteen thirty. Now
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he released twenty one albums, most known for that song
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tiny Bubbles. He pretty much milked that one song for
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forty years, even at his own TV show for a
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couple of years. He married his high school sweetheart in
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nineteen fifty. They were married for forty eight years, had
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six children. Then when she died in nineteen ninety eight,
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Don he became a player. Over the next nine years,
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he had five kids and three different women. He died
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from two thousand and seven from art failure seventy six
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years old. Got him a bummer. He had just gotten
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a brand new pacemaker, So that's a crappy way to
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find out it didn't work.
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But his blood around Struman, instrument and desong is in
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my soul.
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My life is mad Aboor trimanate the man, I'm just
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Studyinggacy to.
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The Leader the Man.
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Dan Fogelberg.
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He was born in Pure, Illinois in nineteen fifty one.
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He had four double platinum, two platinum, and two gold albums.
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Some of the heads were that one Longer Hard to Say.
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Leader of the band Rhythm of the Rain. He married
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his third wife in two thousand and two and then
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Dad died from prostate cancer in two thousand and seven
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at fifty six years old. Were hey, we get an
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end with one that's still alive. Danny Bonaducci, he's sixty five.
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He's born in brum Off, Pennsylvania in nineteen fifty nine.
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Start acting when he was eight, and he's best known
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for playing Danny on The Partridge Family. Did a lot
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of guest appearances on TV shows after that, done quite
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a bit of reality TV. He beat up Greg Brady
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in a celebrity charity boxing match. Then he beat Peter
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Brady in a professional wrestling match. Danny had asked syndicated
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radio show for a while up there, and I think
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it was out of Sick Seattle where he based.
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It was on for I don't know ten years. He
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met his second.
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Wife on a blind date and then they went and
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got married yep, the same day, but they were married
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sixteen years and had two children before they divorced. He
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married his third wife in twenty ten. Now they had
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dated like three years before, so you know that one's
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gonna last. Then Danny, he was always in really good shape,
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you know, just up until a couple of year ago.
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He was even a black belt in karate. I mean,
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somebody should have told those Brady guys. But and then
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last June he had to have brain surgery because he's
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having trouble with his balance and walking and stuff. So
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he survived the surgery, but in December he just retired
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from pretty much everything. So good luck to him and
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whatever he's got ahead of him.
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Let's go back to pay phones.
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In the nineteen nineties, there were over two million pay telephones. Today,
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one hundred thousand and twenty thousand of those are in
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New York City. Well, thank you for being here with
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us today.
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Get a chance.
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Don't forget about Country Underground Radio, the best station about
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what independent country music there is anywhere. Let's end with
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Nurse Florest Nightingale. She died today in nineteen ten at
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ninety years old. Florence said, I had tribute my success
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as to the fact that I never gave or took
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any excuses. Well, you guys have an awesome day and
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we'll talk tomorrow.
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