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Fly in through. Evidently, it's going to flood today. First check of the way. Floods everywhere.

That's what we're in a flood watch. I don't even know how that happened, but be careful.

If it's flooding near you, don't go in it. I guess that's the word.

Brady just came up with a new business plan, and it's not my idea, but I want to implement it here

at 98KUPD in Hubbard Radio, because it's better than what we're doing.

Failed comedian, but super rich, Byronale, and you're familiar with Byronale. It's been around

for like 40 years. He was on real people when he was 18 years old. He was one of the hosts.

He was only 18. Steven sent in Sarah Purcell. That was a terrible. Real people was the very first

kind of the very first reality show ever where they put normal people on TV and said do something,

and then they did it. But Byronale was honest. I saw Yogi Kudu. What's that? He could fold himself

up into like a two by two box. It was actually a pretty cool show. It was more like a freak show

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