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It is the Jesse Kelly Show, another hour of the Jesse Kelly Show on a fantastic Thursday.

About to talk about paid protests here.

We're going to discuss, because we have a great example, we're going to discuss why they

love violent crime. We'll do that. Emails a lot more in this second

hour of the Jesse Kelly Show on a Thursday. And don't forget tomorrow's Ask Dr. Jesse

Friday and get your questions emailed in now to Jesse at jesseckelyshow.com. First, there was a story out there.

Well, there's a company.

It's called Crowds on Demand.

And the name probably gives it away.

What do they do?

They provide a crowd.

Now, let's pause for a second here and explain why that matters because it's going to really

matter for our purposes.

People want to go where other people are.

It's human nature.

Did you know that restaurants, when a restaurant is opening or wants a little boost in something, did you know that restaurants, what a restaurant is opening, or wants a little boost in something, did you know

that restaurants are known to do this? They will hire people to fill up the restaurant and

wait outside in line. It works. Look, I bet you money, that exact tactic has worked on me multiple times,

because when I'm hungry and I'm looking for food and I see a crowd, I say to myself, well,

that's where I'm going. Clearly all those people must know something. They're not all in line for nothing.

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