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And I like to reading that isI engineering. I don't know. Our
boss is somewhere. When there's liability, there are you know who knows?
Everybody else? Does it? GetBob on the phone. Sleep. I'm
sure Pittman will be ready. It'sso funny one time he came. Now,
Bob Pittman. If you don't knowis Jesus. You know he's he's
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the he's the company presidents, hestarted him TV. I think he's a
smart, innovative guy. I'm notkissing up. I just think he's innovative.
I do. Here's what I thinkhe literally said in this meeting to
all of us. Yes, listen, guys, we're a team and the
private ship and uh, we're ateam. If you send me an email,
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I will respond. So, aswe were sitting in that meeting,
I sent him an email and Ijust said, hey, Bob, and
guess who never responded. So ashe's up there talking about how he likes
to respond, it might have gotcaught up at he spam, you know.
Okay, yeah, you know whatwhatever I do think and this is
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not me kissing up. I havewatched his career. I think he's an
innovative guy. I do. Yeah, I mean he did invent m M.
I mean, whatever you say aboutMTV now, it didn't used to
be what it is now. Itused to be really good. I mean
it was like music videos what andthen iHeartRadio app is kind of Bob's he
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and then a couple other guys,let's jump on that train. And so
therefore, why can't come comments again? Bob? I'm going to send you
another email. Surely you overlook thefirst one. This is somebody who like
has Garth Brooks home phone number,right and I'm like, hey, Bob,
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Garth's home phone number. Garth ison the yacht right now? Yeah,
it doesn't remember. They all readmy email and then they laughed at
me from the yacht. Yeah,selling, you know what, Now I'm
depressed. All right, Well let'sgo to even further depression. The Nuggets
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win. The Nuggets win, ya, that is something to be excited about.
And I was excited and it wasthat was a nail biter of an
ending. Boy. It was rightdown to the wire and they one in
five, and like, I knownothing about but I said, I bet
the Nuggets win in five, andso I was, actually, you're saying,
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trust you you call that. I'mdamn near Bob Costas on that one,
you know, And Okay, andnow it's it's just like and then
we shoot a bunch of people upon Market Street. What in the heck
is going on? First of all, I was watching the game last night
while in bed and I fell asleep. So what I woke up this morning?
I was like, oh, theywon. What a wonderful surprise.
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And yes, then I see thisthe headline next to it that people were
lighting things on fire and stealing things, and I'm like, when did this
start happening? When our grandparents wouldn'tgo to a sporting event? And Babe
Ruth knocks it out of the parkand they yeah, I mean they're gonna
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light their couch on fire and throwit in the street. I don't get
it. I could go down apath that you don't want to go down.
It would be dark, and it'sI just why don't want you to
go down that path? We haveto keep it light and airing. Now
I'm depressed about thinking about that kindof stuff. Why can't we behave?
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Yeah, I don't know. Andlisten, I listen about ready to say
I was about ready to say this, why can't we behave properly? But
who am I to define proper behavior? So there you go. Well,
I think lighting a couch on firesuniversally improper not great? You know.
I think there are a few thingsthat we can all agree on together.
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We can all get excited. Wecould all go to the local pub.
We could have a couple of cocktailsand cheers the Nuggets and yea, the
champions And this is a good feeling. But when you you know, they're
shooting people up and lighting couches onfire, kind of crosses a line,
you know. Yeah, if youwatch the show ted Lasso, which I'm
getting caught up good, they neverwin a game and have people light things
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on fire. Be like a tedlast. So yeah, we're you know,
they just I don't know. Iguess that's a TV show, so
it's not like it's real. Butyou know, it makes me sad to
see that because here's the deal.You'd get a trash can and you throw
it through a business's window. Nowthat business has to pay for that,
and a lot of small businesses theycan't do that. Twas businesses are just
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trying to hang on. What areyou doing your animals? Okay, anyway,
that's it. Welcome to the OldPersons show. Well we are,
though I know we sound so negative. It's not how can we sound negative
calling out crap? I mean,well because I think I don't know.
It makes me sad because it takesaway from the celebration of the Nuggets winning.
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You know, so the Nuggets winand YEA were the champions. Now
you had made notes. You weretelling me you had made notes on things
we needed to discuss. I know, I want to discuss why you have
got our social media page in trouble. Oh tell that story, because I
still don't. I'm not still followingwhat you're talking. I've got to come
down here. So for years anannouncement that only people who listen to this
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what will hear? I'm not doingFacebook anymore. I'm not. You can
follow us if you if you'd likeon our Instagram page. I don't.
I never do Facebook. They've madeit impossibly hard. Well, and you
go to the top of a youknow, where are the administrators and it
says right now your page is notrecommendable. Content on your page is preventing
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it from being suggested to people.Let's help you be recommendable again. See
what does that mean? Oh?And this is this is big media telling
me how to We don't even getme started on this because it'll like my
heart keep going, because I stillam. I couldn't believe it. Scott
and Sadie page recommendation, it's notrecommendable. We're no longer suggesting your page
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to people. People can still findand like your page, but we don't
recommend pages that include any of theseOne admins with a history of violating community
standards. Okay too, that oneis not as like shocking topic of page
is focused on civics, vaccines,or other sensitive subjects, which we don't
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do that. We don't do that. But the first Amendment guy megoes and
who the hell are you Facebook?To define that I can or cannot speak
of these things. Yeah, that'strue. That's a good point. Pages
with a history of violating community standards, well, of course they write the
community standards, and I'm sure Iviolated here and there. Content is clickbates,
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spam, or just stuff people don'twant to interact with. All right,
clickbay always say okay, spam,I say okay, but stuff people
don't want to interact with. Whothe hell are you? People do what?
In? Yes? Facebook? Whothe hell are you? Yeah?
That so anyway, it's just gottenso impossible. So now Scott has had
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to remove me. I have notit yet because I wanted to read this
because my guess this is a cleanupor act. So I click on more
learn more about manage admins monetization,which we don't do make money around here?
Who does that? It's a waitwait wait, it literally doesn't give
a reason what I did. Well. I click on page quality and it
says big red bar at the topwith an exclamation point. Page is at
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risk. It says, don't loseyour page. Your page is at risk
due to community standard violations. Anyadditional violations could get your page taken down
permanently. Again, what did Ido? So I click on learn more
It says your pages at risk dueto community standards violations. If admins create
posts and violate community standards, itputs the page at risk. And if
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there are too many violations, Ifeel like you're reading the same thing over
and over. I'm reading you.Why are you angry because you're reading the
same thing? What did I do? This is what I go through.
This is what Facebook is telling me, the lords and Facebook, so they
just keep repeating, repeating, reply, why is your page at risk?
Some recent activity went against our communitystandards. In certain cases, you might
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be able to get restrictions removed ifyou request a review. And right here,
it says Sadie Young share it apost on the page that went against
our rules on dangerous individuals and organizations. That was five years ago. Yeah,
share it in the feed. SoI click on and then it says
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Facebook took it down ten months ago. But I click on that and it
says and Edmonds shared a post.It goes against our community standards on dangerous
individuals and organizations. No one elsecan see this post. We have the
standards because blah blah blah notice visibleuntil November ten. The tales the following
goes against our community standards on dangerousindividuals and organizations. What did I pose
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post unavailable is what it's saying.So there's no rhyme or reason. I'm
just now no longer allowed to poston Facebook. So Scott's going to remove
me, and I'm sorry that youfacebookers won't get to see the memes that
I post every day because they arehilarious. But you can follow me still
on Instagram, where I have neverhad an issue with Instagram. Facebook went
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through this weird change where we hadto we couldn't post things on Facebook.
We had to go to another appto fill out something that would then post
on Facebook. They've made it impossiblyhard to do, so I really don't
use it anymore. And that usedto be the go too, and now
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I just don't use it anymore.So now Scott is removing me as we
speak. Done on another page,I'm kicked off my passwords drow Oh,
I may not be able to removeyou because I don't remember my password.
Oh no, that one's wrong,great ohe Oh wait a minute, I
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might have the cap stock on.Ye, now I didn't have the cap
stalk on. Wow. Great,now I can't be taken off and they're
going to flag our account. Youhave been removed. You are no longer
a community manager. All right,we'll get ready for that page to get
really stupid and bored. What doyou mean, really stupid and boring?
Are you saying that I can't produce? Wait? Do you put life court
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on? Put life coard? Okay, but here's the deal. The problem
is it's just life, court Life, court Life, court Life, court
Lifeport, you know, and Ilike to, you know, spice it
up a little with what videos ofpeople fall? Hello? Yeah, oh
my god again I saw another video, this one I posted on our social
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media instagrams, you know, asFacebook sucks. But and it's a family
and the balloon gets let go.I mean that is the funniest damn thing.
They're all dressed up, everybody's soexcited, and then they let the
balloon go and the wind takes it. I laugh every time. And I
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hope i'd me speaking this into theuniverse my computers listening or my phone,
and it's going to feed me moreof those. Are you still trying to
remove me. Well, I knowyou're removed. Now I'm requesting a review.
Yeah, I want to know thereview as well. What I feel
like I'm being framed, although itis not unheard of that I would be
kicked off because I've been kicked offof feelings. But if you don't,
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if I don't want, I mean, if you're not going to be honest,
then you know, I don't know. Yah, honesty and Facebook don't
collide in the same sentence. Yeahsmalinformation. I don't get Well, I
think that you know what this isjust like one of those like okay,
when that girl said she took herkid to build a bear and she said
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that they didn't even do a heartceremony. What's a point if they're not
going to do a heart ceremony?And uh okay, And then I commented
thoughts and prayers and I got kickedoff that page. And I'm like,
that's pretty rude. Now, thiscan get meares is not bad. This
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can get me going hard on thiskind of stuff. And the fact that
this they are granted is it twoor nine or two thirty or whatever,
there's a statute by which they're grantedan editorial immunity, meaning it puts him
in a certain kind of tax bracketand takes them out of the realm of
certain kind of liabilities. And butbut they're not They're being they're being a
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moderator. They're restricting speech, whichis arguably against the damn Constitution. Yeah,
and that kind of stuff just reallyit gets me going, Well,
yeah, the fact that now I'mkicked off and there's no rhyme or reason
to it. They just said Idid something five years ago. Who knows
what it was. But a lotof people say, but they're a I
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have a company and they can dowhat they want. Well, they are
a private company that's enjoying certain governmentalprotection. By the way, I was
just telling somebody the other day thatif I when this road comes to an
end, I don't know when Icould be today today, but you know,
when this part chapter of my lifecomes to an end, I will
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no longer have a Facebook account.I just won't. I think it's gone
in such a crap crap direction,and it's just become so gross. And
I don't know, how do youhave me to miss the videos? But
that's okay, I'll find something else. I you know, I still can't
do TikTok. I just can't.I don't remember to do it. I
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don't. I just don't. ButInstagrams go to for me, and you
know, but you know what sucks. A lot of people say now,
a lot of these youngsters are sayingthat Instagram is like old people. I
feel like I'm always behind on trendsalways, and then I'll figure out TikTok
and they'll be like, gross,TikTok is for the elderly home and I'll
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be like, what that are inChinese prisons? One of the two dissidents.
What are you looking at right now? I just was looking at I
cannot figure it out. And tome, it's frustrating. And here's why.
In high school many of us hadto read a book by George Orwell,
of course you didn't have to readit. I know what you're talking
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about. Nineteen eighty four. Yeah, And in nineteen eighty four, what
would the main character work for theMinistry of Truth? Many true and it
was his job to determine what isnot true. Now we're talking about miss
Mau, disinformation community standards, factcheckers. Yeah, if that's not the
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most damn dangerous road we can godown and not the most limiting thing on
the First Amendment that I've ever seen. And why aren't more people at rage?
Because you look at me with thathalf mask now I'm listening to you.
It's called looking at someone in theeye while they're speak. It infuriates
me. I just I Why aren'tpeople on fire about this? Yeah?
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Well, I will tell you.I know many people who are on fire,
people who never used to be onfire, and just in the past
few years have lit on fire aboutstuff like this as as you should.
We need to. Oh, I'mgonna I'm gonna start sound and preaching.
We have lost the understanding about whatcitizenship means in the fine art of self
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governance. And the fewer and fewerpeople that are involved and lighting couches on
fire in the streets and and thinkingthe other things don't matter, the more
they will try to subject you.Yeah. And it's one of the main
reasons that I am involved in governmentis because I just, yeah, don't
want to be subjected, you know, So you had to get involved.
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Say, okay, listen to this. The other day we were driving we
were out by alt and Nique,little town here is, and I almost
hit a bird. Bird came outof nowhere, swooped down, and I
said, oh man, I almosthit that bird. And then I said,
but I've hit lots of birds before, and the constable goes, I've
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never hit a bird. I'm like, you haven't. I feel like everyone
has hit birds. Have you everhit a bird like your car the thump
and the feathers? I of courseI have. I remember going to school
one morning through a road next totwo corn fields. I don't know they
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just it was like fututut. Itook out like a hundred birds. I'd
like stopped driving into my car.There was one morning I was driving to
work back in the day when Iwas a kid in high school working on
the ranch, driving down a dirtroad like between two cornfields, and a
pheasant came out. Thump pheasant.Yeah. Did you turn around and get
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it and cook it? No?I didn't. I there's a roadkill pheasant
line that I won't cross. Yeah. But I just couldn't even believe it.
I mean, the whole time we'rein the car, I just kept
asking him, you have never hita bird. I have hit a bird,
and I have hit a deer.I've never hit a deer. I
have hit a deer, and it'sthe weirdest story. I'm on Highway one
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and I'm sitting there because a bunchof deer crossing the road. It's majestic.
They're like ten, oh my god, beautiful. Of course you stop
and you're watching, and then they'reall gone, beautiful. Moment I start
driving this one wonky ass deer likerunning kind of and it hits the side
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of my car, my door,and it it just I'm surprised the airbags
didn't go off. Then it hitIt hit my side of the car,
and then it jumped on the hoodand then it it tried to catch up
one. I'm like, you,guys, sucked for not waiting for that
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dumb one. One should wait forthe dumb Come on, guys, he
doesn't know where he's going up.But you know what's weird about the whole
thing? First of all, whatare the odds of that even happening?
And second of all, what's weirdis I found for everywhere? I found
it in the trunk, in theglove compartment. How do I did I
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end up with so much for inthe most random places I've taken out skunks,
rabbits, raccoons, pheasants, doves, sparrows. We're talking about what
animals we've killed. I definitely,at some point, probably ran over a
cat. I don't think I've everhit a cat. Well, listen,
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I'm not saying I enjoyed it.You look at me like I'm a monster.
Of course, every time, whetherit's a or whether it's a cat,
or whether it's a deer, Idon't know what it is. But
what I'm saying is I don't feelgood about it. But I'm gonna be
honest and say. You know,I grew up when I learned how to
drive, we lived on a farm. My parents are still there. You
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know. There were cats everywhere.Perhaps, sorry, it doesn't make it
right. The greatest joy was runningover that rattlesnake. He was making his
way across their room. One animal, Okay, but I said cat,
and you were like, oh,you were clutching your pearls because it could
have been somebody's pet, not outin the country. No, I don't
think so, but I do feelbad that that happened. I literally went
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back to look at the rattlesnake Ihit, and he was half alive.
Pissed. Oh man, Well,the front half were still right, the
front half was still working eventually,but front half was still working. But
the back half at man, hewas clashing out mad. That's so creepy.
Did you wait there until it died? For I would stand there for
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like an hour my truck and said, enjoy your slow trip to Hell on
a drove off. Well, andthis is where Scott forgets he's not camping
costs, because I'd say about thirtypercent of the tale he just weaved is
not real. I didn't say enjoyyou would hell snay. Thanks for listening,
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And I like to reading that isI engineering. I don't know. Our
boss is somewhere. When there's liability, there are you know who knows?
Everybody else? Does it? GetBob on the phone. Sleep. I'm
sure Pittman will be ready. It'sso funny one time he came. Now,
Bob Pittman. If you don't knowis Jesus. You know he's he's
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the he's the company presidents, hestarted him TV. I think he's a
smart, innovative guy. I'm notkissing up. I just think he's innovative.
I do. Here's what I thinkhe literally said in this meeting to
all of us. Yes, listen, guys, we're a team and the
private ship and uh, we're ateam. If you send me an email,
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I will respond. So, aswe were sitting in that meeting,
I sent him an email and Ijust said, hey, Bob, and
guess who never responded. So ashe's up there talking about how he likes
to respond, it might have gotcaught up at he spam, you know.
Okay, yeah, you know whatwhatever I do think and this is
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not me kissing up. I havewatched his career. I think he's an
innovative guy. I do. Yeah, I mean he did invent m M.
I mean, whatever you say aboutMTV now, it didn't used to
be what it is now. Itused to be really good. I mean
it was like music videos what andthen iHeartRadio app is kind of Bob's he
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and then a couple other guys,let's jump on that train. And so
therefore, why can't come comments again? Bob? I'm going to send you
another email. Surely you overlook thefirst one. This is somebody who like
has Garth Brooks home phone number,right and I'm like, hey, Bob,
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Garth's home phone number. Garth ison the yacht right now? Yeah,
it doesn't remember. They all readmy email and then they laughed at
me from the yacht. Yeah,selling, you know what, Now I'm
depressed. All right, Well let'sgo to even further depression. The Nuggets
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win. The Nuggets win, ya, that is something to be excited about.
And I was excited and it wasthat was a nail biter of an
ending. Boy. It was rightdown to the wire and they one in
five, and like, I knownothing about but I said, I bet
the Nuggets win in five, andso I was, actually, you're saying,
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trust you you call that. I'mdamn near Bob Costas on that one,
you know, And Okay, andnow it's it's just like and then
we shoot a bunch of people upon Market Street. What in the heck
is going on? First of all, I was watching the game last night
while in bed and I fell asleep. So what I woke up this morning?
I was like, oh, theywon. What a wonderful surprise.
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And yes, then I see thisthe headline next to it that people were
lighting things on fire and stealing things, and I'm like, when did this
start happening? When our grandparents wouldn'tgo to a sporting event? And Babe
Ruth knocks it out of the parkand they yeah, I mean they're gonna
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light their couch on fire and throwit in the street. I don't get
it. I could go down apath that you don't want to go down.
It would be dark, and it'sI just why don't want you to
go down that path? We haveto keep it light and airing. Now
I'm depressed about thinking about that kindof stuff. Why can't we behave?
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Yeah, I don't know. Andlisten, I listen about ready to say
I was about ready to say this, why can't we behave properly? But
who am I to define proper behavior? So there you go. Well,
I think lighting a couch on firesuniversally improper not great? You know.
I think there are a few thingsthat we can all agree on together.
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We can all get excited. Wecould all go to the local pub.
We could have a couple of cocktailsand cheers the Nuggets and yea, the
champions And this is a good feeling. But when you you know, they're
shooting people up and lighting couches onfire, kind of crosses a line,
you know. Yeah, if youwatch the show ted Lasso, which I'm
getting caught up good, they neverwin a game and have people light things
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on fire. Be like a tedlast. So yeah, we're you know,
they just I don't know. Iguess that's a TV show, so
it's not like it's real. Butyou know, it makes me sad to
see that because here's the deal.You'd get a trash can and you throw
it through a business's window. Nowthat business has to pay for that,
and a lot of small businesses theycan't do that. Twas businesses are just
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trying to hang on. What areyou doing your animals? Okay, anyway,
that's it. Welcome to the OldPersons show. Well we are,
though I know we sound so negative. It's not how can we sound negative
calling out crap? I mean,well because I think I don't know.
It makes me sad because it takesaway from the celebration of the Nuggets winning.
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You know, so the Nuggets winand YEA were the champions. Now
you had made notes. You weretelling me you had made notes on things
we needed to discuss. I know, I want to discuss why you have
got our social media page in trouble. Oh tell that story, because I
still don't. I'm not still followingwhat you're talking. I've got to come
down here. So for years anannouncement that only people who listen to this
(06:11):
what will hear? I'm not doingFacebook anymore. I'm not. You can
follow us if you if you'd likeon our Instagram page. I don't.
I never do Facebook. They've madeit impossibly hard. Well, and you
go to the top of a youknow, where are the administrators and it
says right now your page is notrecommendable. Content on your page is preventing
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it from being suggested to people.Let's help you be recommendable again. See
what does that mean? Oh?And this is this is big media telling
me how to We don't even getme started on this because it'll like my
heart keep going, because I stillam. I couldn't believe it. Scott
and Sadie page recommendation, it's notrecommendable. We're no longer suggesting your page
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to people. People can still findand like your page, but we don't
recommend pages that include any of theseOne admins with a history of violating community
standards. Okay too, that oneis not as like shocking topic of page
is focused on civics, vaccines,or other sensitive subjects, which we don't
(07:15):
do that. We don't do that. But the first Amendment guy megoes and
who the hell are you Facebook?To define that I can or cannot speak
of these things. Yeah, that'strue. That's a good point. Pages
with a history of violating community standards, well, of course they write the
community standards, and I'm sure Iviolated here and there. Content is clickbates,
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spam, or just stuff people don'twant to interact with. All right,
clickbay always say okay, spam,I say okay, but stuff people
don't want to interact with. Whothe hell are you? People do what?
In? Yes? Facebook? Whothe hell are you? Yeah?
That so anyway, it's just gottenso impossible. So now Scott has had
(08:01):
to remove me. I have notit yet because I wanted to read this
because my guess this is a cleanupor act. So I click on more
learn more about manage admins monetization,which we don't do make money around here?
Who does that? It's a waitwait wait, it literally doesn't give
a reason what I did. Well. I click on page quality and it
says big red bar at the topwith an exclamation point. Page is at
(08:24):
risk. It says, don't loseyour page. Your page is at risk
due to community standard violations. Anyadditional violations could get your page taken down
permanently. Again, what did Ido? So I click on learn more
It says your pages at risk dueto community standards violations. If admins create
posts and violate community standards, itputs the page at risk. And if
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there are too many violations, Ifeel like you're reading the same thing over
and over. I'm reading you.Why are you angry because you're reading the
same thing? What did I do? This is what I go through.
This is what Facebook is telling me, the lords and Facebook, so they
just keep repeating, repeating, reply, why is your page at risk?
Some recent activity went against our communitystandards. In certain cases, you might
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be able to get restrictions removed ifyou request a review. And right here,
it says Sadie Young share it apost on the page that went against
our rules on dangerous individuals and organizations. That was five years ago. Yeah,
share it in the feed. SoI click on and then it says
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Facebook took it down ten months ago. But I click on that and it
says and Edmonds shared a post.It goes against our community standards on dangerous
individuals and organizations. No one elsecan see this post. We have the
standards because blah blah blah notice visibleuntil November ten. The tales the following
goes against our community standards on dangerousindividuals and organizations. What did I pose
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post unavailable is what it's saying.So there's no rhyme or reason. I'm
just now no longer allowed to poston Facebook. So Scott's going to remove
me, and I'm sorry that youfacebookers won't get to see the memes that
I post every day because they arehilarious. But you can follow me still
on Instagram, where I have neverhad an issue with Instagram. Facebook went
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through this weird change where we hadto we couldn't post things on Facebook.
We had to go to another appto fill out something that would then post
on Facebook. They've made it impossiblyhard to do, so I really don't
use it anymore. And that usedto be the go too, and now
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I just don't use it anymore.So now Scott is removing me as we
speak. Done on another page,I'm kicked off my passwords drow Oh,
I may not be able to removeyou because I don't remember my password.
Oh no, that one's wrong,great ohe Oh wait a minute, I
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might have the cap stock on.Ye, now I didn't have the cap
stalk on. Wow. Great,now I can't be taken off and they're
going to flag our account. Youhave been removed. You are no longer
a community manager. All right,we'll get ready for that page to get
really stupid and bored. What doyou mean, really stupid and boring?
Are you saying that I can't produce? Wait? Do you put life court
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on? Put life coard? Okay, but here's the deal. The problem
is it's just life, court Life, court Life, court Life, court
Lifeport, you know, and Ilike to, you know, spice it
up a little with what videos ofpeople fall? Hello? Yeah, oh
my god again I saw another video, this one I posted on our social
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media instagrams, you know, asFacebook sucks. But and it's a family
and the balloon gets let go.I mean that is the funniest damn thing.
They're all dressed up, everybody's soexcited, and then they let the
balloon go and the wind takes it. I laugh every time. And I
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hope i'd me speaking this into theuniverse my computers listening or my phone,
and it's going to feed me moreof those. Are you still trying to
remove me. Well, I knowyou're removed. Now I'm requesting a review.
Yeah, I want to know thereview as well. What I feel
like I'm being framed, although itis not unheard of that I would be
kicked off because I've been kicked offof feelings. But if you don't,
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if I don't want, I mean, if you're not going to be honest,
then you know, I don't know. Yah, honesty and Facebook don't
collide in the same sentence. Yeahsmalinformation. I don't get Well, I
think that you know what this isjust like one of those like okay,
when that girl said she took herkid to build a bear and she said
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that they didn't even do a heartceremony. What's a point if they're not
going to do a heart ceremony?And uh okay, And then I commented
thoughts and prayers and I got kickedoff that page. And I'm like,
that's pretty rude. Now, thiscan get meares is not bad. This
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can get me going hard on thiskind of stuff. And the fact that
this they are granted is it twoor nine or two thirty or whatever,
there's a statute by which they're grantedan editorial immunity, meaning it puts him
in a certain kind of tax bracketand takes them out of the realm of
certain kind of liabilities. And butbut they're not They're being they're being a
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moderator. They're restricting speech, whichis arguably against the damn Constitution. Yeah,
and that kind of stuff just reallyit gets me going, Well,
yeah, the fact that now I'mkicked off and there's no rhyme or reason
to it. They just said Idid something five years ago. Who knows
what it was. But a lotof people say, but they're a I
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have a company and they can dowhat they want. Well, they are
a private company that's enjoying certain governmentalprotection. By the way, I was
just telling somebody the other day thatif I when this road comes to an
end, I don't know when Icould be today today, but you know,
when this part chapter of my lifecomes to an end, I will
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no longer have a Facebook account.I just won't. I think it's gone
in such a crap crap direction,and it's just become so gross. And
I don't know, how do youhave me to miss the videos? But
that's okay, I'll find something else. I you know, I still can't
do TikTok. I just can't.I don't remember to do it. I
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don't. I just don't. ButInstagrams go to for me, and you
know, but you know what sucks. A lot of people say now,
a lot of these youngsters are sayingthat Instagram is like old people. I
feel like I'm always behind on trendsalways, and then I'll figure out TikTok
and they'll be like, gross,TikTok is for the elderly home and I'll
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be like, what that are inChinese prisons? One of the two dissidents.
What are you looking at right now? I just was looking at I
cannot figure it out. And tome, it's frustrating. And here's why.
In high school many of us hadto read a book by George Orwell,
of course you didn't have to readit. I know what you're talking
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about. Nineteen eighty four. Yeah, And in nineteen eighty four, what
would the main character work for theMinistry of Truth? Many true and it
was his job to determine what isnot true. Now we're talking about miss
Mau, disinformation community standards, factcheckers. Yeah, if that's not the
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most damn dangerous road we can godown and not the most limiting thing on
the First Amendment that I've ever seen. And why aren't more people at rage?
Because you look at me with thathalf mask now I'm listening to you.
It's called looking at someone in theeye while they're speak. It infuriates
me. I just I Why aren'tpeople on fire about this? Yeah?
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Well, I will tell you.I know many people who are on fire,
people who never used to be onfire, and just in the past
few years have lit on fire aboutstuff like this as as you should.
We need to. Oh, I'mgonna I'm gonna start sound and preaching.
We have lost the understanding about whatcitizenship means in the fine art of self
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governance. And the fewer and fewerpeople that are involved and lighting couches on
fire in the streets and and thinkingthe other things don't matter, the more
they will try to subject you.Yeah. And it's one of the main
reasons that I am involved in governmentis because I just, yeah, don't
want to be subjected, you know, So you had to get involved.
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Say, okay, listen to this. The other day we were driving we
were out by alt and Nique,little town here is, and I almost
hit a bird. Bird came outof nowhere, swooped down, and I
said, oh man, I almosthit that bird. And then I said,
but I've hit lots of birds before, and the constable goes, I've
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never hit a bird. I'm like, you haven't. I feel like everyone
has hit birds. Have you everhit a bird like your car the thump
and the feathers? I of courseI have. I remember going to school
one morning through a road next totwo corn fields. I don't know they
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just it was like fututut. Itook out like a hundred birds. I'd
like stopped driving into my car.There was one morning I was driving to
work back in the day when Iwas a kid in high school working on
the ranch, driving down a dirtroad like between two cornfields, and a
pheasant came out. Thump pheasant.Yeah. Did you turn around and get
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it and cook it? No?I didn't. I there's a roadkill pheasant
line that I won't cross. Yeah. But I just couldn't even believe it.
I mean, the whole time we'rein the car, I just kept
asking him, you have never hita bird. I have hit a bird,
and I have hit a deer.I've never hit a deer. I
have hit a deer, and it'sthe weirdest story. I'm on Highway one
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and I'm sitting there because a bunchof deer crossing the road. It's majestic.
They're like ten, oh my god, beautiful. Of course you stop
and you're watching, and then they'reall gone, beautiful. Moment I start
driving this one wonky ass deer likerunning kind of and it hits the side
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of my car, my door,and it it just I'm surprised the airbags
didn't go off. Then it hitIt hit my side of the car,
and then it jumped on the hoodand then it it tried to catch up
one. I'm like, you,guys, sucked for not waiting for that
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dumb one. One should wait forthe dumb Come on, guys, he
doesn't know where he's going up.But you know what's weird about the whole
thing? First of all, whatare the odds of that even happening?
And second of all, what's weirdis I found for everywhere? I found
it in the trunk, in theglove compartment. How do I did I
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end up with so much for inthe most random places I've taken out skunks,
rabbits, raccoons, pheasants, doves, sparrows. We're talking about what
animals we've killed. I definitely,at some point, probably ran over a
cat. I don't think I've everhit a cat. Well, listen,
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I'm not saying I enjoyed it.You look at me like I'm a monster.
Of course, every time, whetherit's a or whether it's a cat,
or whether it's a deer, Idon't know what it is. But
what I'm saying is I don't feelgood about it. But I'm gonna be
honest and say. You know,I grew up when I learned how to
drive, we lived on a farm. My parents are still there. You
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know. There were cats everywhere.Perhaps, sorry, it doesn't make it
right. The greatest joy was runningover that rattlesnake. He was making his
way across their room. One animal, Okay, but I said cat,
and you were like, oh,you were clutching your pearls because it could
have been somebody's pet, not outin the country. No, I don't
think so, but I do feelbad that that happened. I literally went
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back to look at the rattlesnake Ihit, and he was half alive.
Pissed. Oh man, Well,the front half were still right, the
front half was still working eventually,but front half was still working. But
the back half at man, hewas clashing out mad. That's so creepy.
Did you wait there until it died? For I would stand there for
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like an hour my truck and said, enjoy your slow trip to Hell on
a drove off. Well, andthis is where Scott forgets he's not camping
costs, because I'd say about thirtypercent of the tale he just weaved is
not real. I didn't say enjoyyou would hell snay. Thanks for listening,
Yeah, Scott and Sadie's twenty minutemorning Show. Thanks for listening to
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