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Hello everyone, I am Jeff and welcome to History and Factor.
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It's about today visited by cool Media. Today is March
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the eighteenth.
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SLAD Today is National slop Beat Joe Day.
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I was Lupi Joe's. They were created by a bartender
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in Havana, Cuba, in nineteen twenty. His name was Jose Taro.
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Now what he did is pretty simple. He took some
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shredded beef mixed with a tomato sauce and some spices.
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But at the exact same time at a cafe in
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Sioux City, Iowa. The cook who was named Joe, he
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came up with the exact same thing. So take your
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bick on who you want to give credit for today.
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By the nineteen sixty Sloppy Jos they were really popular hunts.
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They came out the Man Witch in nineteen sixty nine
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to make it even easier. But they're pretty easy to
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make it. Just make them to your own taste. So
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wear white shirt today and enjoy some sloppy Joes. All right,
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this is going on entertainment on March the eighteenth. It's
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back to your nineteen eighty number. When appened was the
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Wall by Pink Floyd Queen had the number one song
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with crazy Little Thing called Love. Conway Twitty had the
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number one country song with I'd Love to Lay You Down.
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There's a lot of ways of saying what I want
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to say to you. There's songs and forms and promises
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and dreams.
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It might come true.
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But I won't talk of starst gys light on the
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grap I'll come right out and tell you I just
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loved lad that.
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The number one book was The Born Identity by Robert Ledlam.
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The top movie was Co Miner's Daughter. It's a story
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of country singer the red lyin stars Sissy Spasic and
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Tommy lead jokes A what happened on March the eighteenth.
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Now back in thirteen oh seven, Francis King Philip the
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Fourth he owed the Knights Templar a lot of money. Well,
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actually he owed everybody money. He was deep in debt,
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that's what he did. He one guy with the Pope
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and he had the Pope outlive the Knights of Templar. Yeah,
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the Pope did it. He called them all heretics. So
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they rounded up all the leaders and as many nights
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as they could get, and they'll throw them all in prison. Actually,
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most of the Templars escaped with all their riches and
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money and treasure and all that kind of stuff. So
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the king and the Pope, yeah, they had nothing to
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split between them. So it's today, in thirteen fourteen that
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the Templars, who had been held in prison for the
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last seven years, Yeah, including their grand master jock Stein Malay,
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they were all burned the stake. Yeah, that ended the
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knights Templar. But before he was burned, Jocks d Molet
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put a curse on the king and the Pope. Over
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the next three years, the king, the first three heirs
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to his thrown, and the Pope all died unexpectantly. Now
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no one has ever figured out what happened. All the
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nights Templars treasure, They're still out there somewhere. Let's stay
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in Paris. In sixteen sixty two, the first public buses
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began running.
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Yeah.
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They were horse drawn carriages built to carry eight people.
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Started out just people, Yeah, they just rode it for fun.
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They were kind of in fun, but then they figured
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out that they were actually practical. But the wealthy took
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them over and they refused to have the peasants ride
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with them. So I without the peasants riding. Yeah, they
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couldn't afford to keep in business, so they shut down.
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In sixteen seventy five, YEP had to fall bankruptcy. Public
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gress buses they didn't run in another major city until
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eighteen ninety five. Nineteen twenty five, the deadliest single tornado
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ever to hit the United States. It was a huge
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F five with winds gusts over three in a miles
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an hour, called the Great tri State Tornado, ran for
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two hundred nineteen miles across southeast Missouri, southern Illinois, and
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south was Indiana, killed six hundred and ninety five people,
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injured over two thousand, and destroyed over fifteen thousand homes.
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Nineteen thirty one, Shick, they started selling the first electric razors.
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Did we just staffed the dock when the truck started
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down the hill.
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Athletes in the Pennsylvania.
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Carrying thirty thousand pounds carrying a thirty thousand.
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Pounds n.
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Now, that song thirty thousand pounds bananas by Folks singer
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Harry Chapin hit really big in nineteen seventy four, but
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it all was inspired by what happened today in nineteen
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sixty four, so he had truck lost control going down
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a hill on Mosic Street over in Scranton, Pennsylvania, killed
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the driver and guess what spilled thirty thousand pounds of bananas.
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Nineteen sixty five the Pillsbury dough Boy debut. Now his
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name is actually Popping Fresh, and he does have a wife.
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Her name is Poppy or missus dough Boy. They have kids.
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The son is named Popper and the daughter's named Bumbu.
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Their dog he's named flap Jack, and their cat, yeah,
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named Biscuit. Now you could actually buy dolls of all
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of them back of the day. I don't know if
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you can to do it or not. Nineteen ninety the
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biggest art robbery in US history went down in Isabella
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Stewart Garner Museum. It was in Boston. Two men, they
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dressed up of police officers. They just rained the doorbell
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and said, hey, we're responding to a disturbance call. We
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need to come in and check it out. Well, one
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of the security guards he broke protocol. That was a
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no no, but he let him in. So they handcuffed
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him and his partner and then they taped them all
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up with duct tape and everything. Stole themselves thirteen paintings
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worth five hundred million dollars. There are some rim brands
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and monaise thrown in there.
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Now.
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They still haven't found the thieves. They still haven't caught
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the people who did it. Nothing but get this. If
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you have any information that leads the recovery event of
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that artwork, ten million dollar reward. I'll split it with you.
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Dot coat coat coat show shimmer day.
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Please he left this birthday.
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We know, simple tage like this shi birthday and you
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know we don't do that's a birthday, okay.
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He was born on March eighteenth, Grover Cleveland. He was
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born in Caldell in New Jersey in eighteen thirty seven.
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Start out as a lawyer. He was drafted by the
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Union Army to fight in the Civil War, but he
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paid a Polish immigrant one hundred and fifty bucks to
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go fight in his place. That was actually legal back then. Yeah,
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if you were drafting, yeah you could pay something to
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take your spot. They didn't care as long as somebody
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showed up. The one hundred and fifty dollars he paid
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that Polish immigrant. It'd be about thirty six hundred dollars today.
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Cleveland he was the twenty second and the twenty fourth
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United States president. His first term was from eighteen eighty
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five eighteen eighty time. Then he lost his re election
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to Benjamin Harrison. Then four years later he came back
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and beat Harrison. Yeah, so he served a second one
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from eighteen ninety three to eighteen ninety seven. Grover, he
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had not married before he became president. Now, one year
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into his first term, forty nine year old Grover, Yeah,
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married himself a twenty one year old college students, Francis Cleveland.
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She's still the youngest first lady of all time. I
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don't see that being broke. Now they had children. He
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died from heart failure in nineteen oh eight at seventy
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one years old. Now, there was a TV show called
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Mission Impossible. Now, Tom Cruise, wasn't it. Peter Graves was though.
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He was born Peter Arnest in Minneapolis, Minnesota, in nineteen
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twenty six. His older brother was actor James Arnest. You
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know the guy who played Marshall Dylon on Gun Smoke
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all those years now, Peter, of course, he's best known
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for starring on Mission Impossible. He's in over seventy movies.
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Stalhoc's seventeen, Killer Us from Space, all those airplane movies,
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and some of what he did. He married nineteen fifty
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and they had three daughters, Peter. He died three or
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four days before his eighty fourth birthday in twenty ten.
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You got to kiss, I mean your good morning. I
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don't know you'd think about or when you're year go
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kissing angels and morn.
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I love her like the level when you get back.
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Old country singer Charlie Pride Is born a Sledge, Mississippi,
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in nineteen thirty four. Started out playing professional baseball. It
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was a two time Negro League All start pitcher. Nineteen
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fifty eight, Charlie and another player they got traded to
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the other team for their bus. I was out days
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off on baseball. When he wasn't pitching, he spent them
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singing in clubs. Ended up paying out pretty good. He
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ended up selling over seventy million records, fifty two top
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ten songs, thirty number one songs, some of us number
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one hits, where someone loves You, Honey, just between you
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and Me, Burgers and fries, Kissing Angel, good Morning Charlie.
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He married in nineteen fifty six. They had two sons
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and one daughter. Then Charlie went and had another son
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on the side, Charlie. He performed right up until he
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died from COVID in twenty twenty at eighty six years old.
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I'm going away else.
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Wilson Pickett. He was born in Prattville, Alabama, in nineteen
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forty one. Started out singing gospel, and he wanted to
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make some money, so he switched to R and B
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and rock and roll. He had the head landed him
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one thousand, Dan says Mustang Sally, Funky Broadway, It's the
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Midnight Hour, went into the Rock and Roll Hall of
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Fame in nineteen ninety one. Now he really really struggled
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with cocaine and alcohol pretty much his entire life. Yeah,
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cut his career short, got him into a lot of
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trouble with the police.
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I finally got him in two thousand and six. Yeah,
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I killed him at sixty four years old from all
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kinds of different health problems. He had been married at
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one point from nineteen fifty nine to nineteen eighty six,
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and they had two children, so after they divorced, Yeah,
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his wife must have been holding them back. He had
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four children from four other women.
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That was Irene Kara.
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She was born in the Bronx, New York. In nineteen
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fifty nine, when she has six years old, she started
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doing Broadway and up Broadway shows. She really hit big
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in the movie Fame. She started and saying the theme song.
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Then she'd even bigger singing that song Flash Dance. What
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a feeling. She wanted an oscar and a Grammy for it.
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Some of her other hits you might have heard where
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out here on my own Wymy. We basically irene. She
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did most of the retired stuff behind the scenes. She
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married once for five years. She died from heart disease
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at only sixty three years old in twenty twenty two.
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Television host and narrator Mike Rose sixty three. He's one
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of Baltimore County, Maryland Mike. He was hosting a local
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TV show out in San Francisco when one of the
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segments was Somebody's got to do it? Yeah, all about
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jobs no one wants to do Oh. That led to
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the creation of the show Dirty Jobs, debut on the
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Discovery Channel two thousand and three. It left in twenty twelve,
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but then they came back. It's been on the air
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since twenty twenty now Mike.
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He is.
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He's pretty famous for narrating all those shows. Everybody kind
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of knows his voice.
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For get this.
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Before he did all that, he sang professionally, Yeah for
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the Baltimore Opera. Now, Mike, he has a big advocate
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for trade jobs. He's got this organization called micro Works.
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Now.
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It is really good at helping young people start careers
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and all kinds of trades, you know, welding, electricians, plumbing,
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all that kind of stuff. So if you or somebody
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you know need some yeah, I just go to micro Works.
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They'll set you up. Mike, he hasn't married yet, but
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he's been in a long, long, long term relationship. That
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might be one of the prettiest songs. On her birth announcement,
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it read here she is Miss America Vanessa william She's
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sixty two. She was born in Terrytown, New York. Now
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she got famous in nineteen eighty four when she won
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the Miss American pageant. But back there, they were kind
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of sticklers. They didn't like the fact that there were
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naked pictures of Miss America floating around. So yeah, she
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had to resign. She was only missic in America for
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ten months instead of the twelve didn't Know They're back though.
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She's got a really good career, released eight albums. Some
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of her biggest hits are Dreaming, Just for Tonight, Love
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Is Saved, the Best for Last. She started on Broadway.
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On TV, she started on Ugly Betty and Desperate Housewives.
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Biggest movie probably Eraser Vanessa. She had three children from
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first husband. Second husband was basketball player Wreck Fox and
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they had a daughter. Then she married another guy for
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six years.
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In Sync Meets Me to will Number Flow Float. Every
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time I hear her brother pulled the girl up, picture
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of her trying to make us stip to loaf. You know,