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Bill Handel here, it is a Saturday morning as we finish our last hour of the program.

And then at the end of the hour, when I say goodbye, I'm still going to be around off the air and I'll be taking some phone calls. Now, top of the hour, which means that we always have lines open and it's the best time to call and we do. And so the number is 800 5201534, 800 5201534 and you will get right in.

Today is a little sparse on the phone number.

It's interesting.

Some things were jammed and then some days it gets to be a little sparse.

This is why when I do my morning show, I don't take phone calls because, well, because I have to rely on you. And as you know, well, if you've been listening to this show for any length of time, you know I think you're all a bunch of flakes. Not true. Most of the time I'm more of a flake than you are. It doesn't matter because I'm allowed to call you flakes and I'm behind the mic and you're not, so it all works out. The number, 800520-1534. That's 8005201534. This is

handle on the law, marginal legal advice where I tell you, you have absolutely no case.

I don't know if you are a TikTok fan.

TikTok is a rather interesting platform.

And one of the things about TikTok, and this literally from the beginning, is the TikTok

challenges.

And they ranged all the way from just stupid and ridiculous, but not particularly dangerous.

I remember one of the first was the TikTok Cinnamon Challenge, where you were supposed to take a spoonful of cinnamon, a big spoonful or a cup or whatever,

cinnamon, and throw in your mouth and then try to spit.

Because what cinnamon does is instantly suck out every bit of moisture.

And it was very funny to see.

And the coughing that went on, mean as disgusting as it is you

didn't kill anybody. Then over the years TikTok has put up challenges that are

pretty dangerous jumping off cars for example moving cars and there is one that

happened that's called the choking challenge.

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