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Come on down to the Ranch House Grill for the best breakfast in Phoenix at 56th Street and Thomas Road. Now, I am a, I'm a Jesse Smolleer, I remember, I take a lot of pride in that. I'm a Ryan Locti originalist when his original story came out back in Brazil when he pretended to get robbed at that gas station, but it was not a true story. I don't, I can tell when

something isn't kosher. Like I look and I go, of course you can. Right. Thank you, Brad. It has not

been blessed by a rabbi this story. I need Ian Schwartz on Channel 3 to bless some stories.

Yesterday, and I don't want to like make the family's pain less nobody's dead but i saw the story it says

camper missing for four days found alive in northern arizona family says and then i saw a picture

of the guy he's an older fellow uh i don't i'm not sure how old he's's, you know, not experienced hiker, and he was off of

a bloody basin road a little bit north of Black Canyon City. Not that far away. Not that far away.

Anyway, he's, he's 76, actually, it says. He was missing for four days. Now, 76-year-olds don't go missing

for four days. They don't make it.

It's amazing. They don't go hiking alone, which is what he did, in places they know, which is what he did.

He doesn't live here anymore, but he knows it. So he got a call around 1 o'clock Monday that he had

been spotted in a hard-to-reach area of the valley that he was in.

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