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Happy gateway to the weekend, everybody. And we are doing live virtual happy hour

tonight at seven o'clock Eastern on the Bob and Chery Facebook page. If you want to pop

have a drink with us and catch up after a long week, there has been yet another attack on a boat

by killer whales. This time off the coast of Morocco. I don't know if you guys are following this,

but since 2020, so over the past three years, there have been a couple hundred attacks

on boats by killer whales. Did you know that? No, I did not. It's a wild story. Most of the

attacks seem to be happening off the coast of Spain and Portugal. And it's such a serious problem

that the Spain transportation ministry has banned sailboats under 49 feet between a couple of

destinations where these orcas are because they come after these boats. And it's not like they're

not just swimming alongside. They're literally attacking the boats. This just happened to a British

couple. They were on a 46 foot boat. I don't know anything about boats. So I have a hard time even

picturing what that means. But they were sailing off the coast of Morocco when they spotted a pot of

orcas of killer whales. And at first, they were like, oh, look, there's some whales. But they were

also dealing with big waves and high winds. And so they were, they were really focused just on

sort of keeping control of the boat. And then here come the whales. The whales began bumping the

boat. They kept coming after the boat for more than an hour. It was so extreme that everybody on

the boat said, all right, get your passports, get your valuables. We're going to have to get on

the life raft and get out of here. They're going to sink this boat. Conditions were already bad

because high winds and big waves. And then here comes the orca. And the captain did a, they said

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