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before it were to take place. And members of the Harvard Medical School of Morgan caught

selling body parts to a nationwide network of buyers. These stores and more come

that you today, I'm Jim Chapman. I'm Woody Owerton. And I'm Mike Agavina. Sup, fellas.

What up? Hey, we're gonna start a happy home day. Yeah, yeah, definitely. Before we

get started, I want to say and I'm remiss in doing this, I can catch you to afterwards because

on social media, a bunch of sweet games, but our hearts and prayers go out to all the people

that were affected by the storms. I know a lot of you were stealing out power lifers and

in everybody else and it's unfortunate and in prayers and thoughts to go out to everybody.

Amen. Man, it makes you realize how spoiled we all are because I was up in Jackson

and Mississippi and with my wife's family and we lost power like five o'clock on Sunday.

And we could not sleep. And my wife is just and I'm like, honey, people for centuries.

This is what they did. You got a pillow in a soft bed. Let's like suck it up and and make it happen.

And then she got angry at me. I got a flashlight and every time she wasn't paying attention,

I was just shining the flashlight on her ass. I'm sure that went well.

I was doing all this different stuff. I get it. I get it.

Have you something to get fun while you're in the year and a half dark?

Whenever it was, I guess it was I'd or whatever, you know, I lost my big home and more

appalled. I get where those people are going through. I spend 19 days on the generator, run my

freezers and all that stuff and it's just a bad time and you're right. We are spoiled and we don't

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