Comments by "roachtoasties" (@roachtoasties) on "Inside Edition" channel.

  1. She's a sound sleeper. I can't sleep for more than a brief period on a plane, no matter what class of seats.
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  2. Boyfriend and girlfriend take a cross-country trip in a van. The boyfriend returns home without girlfriend. Didn't it occur to him that something was missing? Were there no calls from him to authorities/friends/relatives/her parents that he couldn't find his girlfriend? More than suspicious. If I was in a national park and someone I was with went missing, the first thing I would do is call the park rangers, and not just drive home like nothing happened. I would think the first question the police asked him is when and where he last saw her. Of course, if he knows something bad happened, he'll probably give a misleading answer. There's a lot of everything between Wyoming and Florida, so where do you even start searching?
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  3. How did they "just happen" to break into a house that has high powered weapons and ammo just laying around/not secured, with these kids "just happening" to know how to use them? I would like to know about the owners of that house. Did the kids know them and that they had loaded weapons readily available for the taking?
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  4. I think he was worth much more than $2 million, unless all his previous wives were draining his finances.
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  5. I haven't been there in a while, but the hotels/casinos get awfully crowded as the day progresses. I virus petri dish.
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  6. If the video didn't come out or didn't exist, nothing would have been done. The police would just say "good job." That's justice in the U.S.
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  7. I have no problem telling people my salary, but there's no reason for all of us to cry about it. I wouldn't, though, post videos bragging about what I make. That's in poor taste.
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  8. What's the responsibility of Topgolf, for serving customers drinks when they're beyond drunk? In this case, Ruggs was tested to be twice over the legal limit.
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  9. "The nearly "40 ton vessel" (0:25) is much, much, more than that, unless you're weighing the ship on an asteroid.
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  10. People drive the same speed when it's sunny, snowy, icy, foggy, and so on. Slow down.
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  11. He'll probably die once moved out to the wilderness, far from any homes, anyway. He obviously lost and doesn't have the ability to hunt for food the way bears normally do. He's now used to just busting into homes to find food that way. He's been on a junk food bear diet, and that's why he's fat. He's doomed either way.
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  12. It's not the first time a Tesla has crashed into a fire truck. The self driving feature is paying attention to stuff it can see, but may not anticipate what's in front of the car in front of you. If the driver in front swerves to avoid a stopped fire truck or another car on a freeway, then in a split second there's a car stopped right in front of you that the Tesla will ram into at high speed. You might be dead.
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  13. It's happened many times before. Also, all three contestants having no money has happened, requiring three new contestants for the next show.
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  14. That doesn't look like the truck was driving "on just its rim." The whole wheel popped off. A co-worker of mine had that happen to him after getting his car serviced at a Sears Auto Center. They didn't screw back on the wheel properly. The car ended up flipping on its side after leaving Sears. He ended up with injuries along with the car being totaled. He sued Sears for negligence and won. "The truck kept driving" is also wrong in this video. People drive trucks. That truck wasn't driving itself.
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  15. The only tip I learned, is if you're hot and have a television crew following you, you get an upgrade. So what about the rest of us (the other 99.9999%)? About that Hilton "upgrade." A couple years ago I stayed at a Hilton in San Francisco. They offered me a "free" upgrade when I checked in. I couldn't say no to that. On the morning I left, they slipped a note/bill under the door showing my charges. They charged me an extra $125 a night for the room because I "upgraded." I called the front desk saying I didn't authorize any extra charge. They called me back a short time later saying I signed for the upgrade. I insisted I did not, saying again the front desk said it was a free upgrade, and show me something saying I signed for the extra charge (I'm careful in what I sign). They finally gave in and reversed the charges.
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  16. There's no law that says Shingles can't affect younger people. There's a few Shingles vaccines (like Shingrix) out there, but the recommendation is for people 50 and over. I don't think there's been much, if any testing, of the vaccine for younger individuals.
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  17. Of course, re-entering the course at Hollywood and Highland, one of the most filmed and tourist crowded intersections in Los Angeles, is hardly the best way to cheat. :/
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  18. He's just there to get attention. Maybe a YouTuber friend was there assisting him. I doubt he knows anyone connected to the trial. I'm also wondering if that was really his Maserati. That said, if he started swinging around his AR-15, and a commotion started where people got shot, we'll have Trial 2.0 in no time.
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  19. "They are working with local authorities." In the middle of the ocean? Are they consulting with the sharks? You don't just slip on a wet deck and fly overboard. Probably drinking.
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  20. Did the reserve parachute also fail, or did the skydiving school think that was just an unnecessary expense?
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  21. That's for sure. A bear doesn't get that fat from finding food the ways bears normally eat. He's developed a taste for stuff like leftover KFC from people's houses. If he's dragged back out to the wilderness, far from homes, he won't live for very long in such poor shape. He's probably old too.
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  22. It must have not been an emergency. If it was, the ambulance company wouldn't let a bunch of friends carrying snacks onto the ambulance with the patient, like this is some sort of passenger van. Not going to happen. Then the people on the ambulance have time to do all this filming, including sticking the camera out the window to show the dog running. I have a feeling this whole thing was staged, but of course, Inside Edition doesn't care as long as they get views.
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  23. Jumping into the dugout is dumb advice. What he just did is tell everyone to do that. 20,000 people aren't going to fit in the dugout. Whoever does make it there will just be sitting ducks, as they're all packed into one space. If you want to make it easy for the shooter, you just did. Just run.
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  24. There's no such thing as "innocent because of insanity." Study up.
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  25. Repeat: It's impossible to open the outside doors mid-flight. Air pressure pressed against the doors prevent that. If they were possible to open, there would be a lot of plane crashes from suicidal passengers opening them.
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  26.  @brittoncarlile2786  The video says the kids found an AK-47. OK, it isn't more high-powered than machine gun, but certainly more highly powered than a pistol.
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  27. The lettuce obviously wasn't just sold to Wendy's. One place I avoid eating at is California Chicken Cafe. I've gotten sick several times. What was coming out of my rear made the Mississippi River seem like a creek, in comparison. Whether it's the chicken, lettuce, or poor food handling at their restaurants, I'm not sure of. Now, I just don't want to take the risk.
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  28. I don't think that's the best job ever. Bruised legs, broken bones, sprained ankles, falling in the water, etc., will eventually happen. Not for me. I doubt the USPS would allow this for their employees.
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  29. It's the mom's fault. Cruise ships warn you and warn you again that if you miss the boat, it's your problem, not theirs. They tell you something like, "There is nothing as beautiful as watching a Carnival cruise ship cruise into the sunset (without you)." The passenger(s) will need to figure out on their own how to get to the next port stop.
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  30. How does Inside Edition know the bear weighs exactly 500 pounds? Did they send a crew to Lake Tahoe with a scale and ask Hank the Tank to weigh himself?
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  31. I'll top your bid at $1.60, but I can't go higher.
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  32. If he didn't do it, how did she end up in the San Francisco Bay, at the same time he took his boat there to "go fishing?"
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  33. Really? Saying it saved the man's life is a far stretch. Does everyone who gets hit by a foul ball die? It looks like if the ball didn't hit the can it would have hit his arm. I doubt that would have killed him.
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  34. Losing that beer ration card must have been traumatic. He must have had to go thirsty for the remainder of his tour of duty in Antarctica. Can he still use it to get what brewskis he still has left? ;)
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  35. Well, Albert Einstein never grew out of it. I've always thought why his hair was so messy was because Einstein was so busy working on his physics experiments, that he had no time to futz with his hair.
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  36. Nobody lives there. Who will trash it? It's in the middle of the Aleutian Islands. Unless it's town down, the building will just decay like the rest.
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  37. The statute of limitations has long passed, plus there weren't any records to ever research this stuff. He didn't pay the inflation-adjusted amount, so he/she didn't feel that guilty.
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  38. Actually he managed to divert the ocean tides while landing on the beaches at Normandy, to put out your house fire. This made the Normandy Invasion easier (less tall waves to deal with), and helped out the world's fire departments at the same time. He's truly amazing.
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  39. United has dress codes for all their employees (ticket agents, flight attendants, pilots, etc.). Just because she's a pilot doesn't mean she can come to work like she's doing gardening in her backyard. Something was wrong with her. I can see why she's getting divorced. Her poor husband.
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  40. Unfortunately, the FBI can only offer a fraction of her current salary. She'll keep her day job.
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  41. It must have been a slow day at Inside Edition. This has been written about a zillion times. There's a whole TV show that explains this.
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  42. If this woman "didn't know she was pregnant," how does anyone know, including Inside Edition, know the baby was 11 weeks premature?????
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  43. I did the same calculation. It works out to 62.5 cents per hour. That's literally an incentive not to work there.
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  44. The driver obviously saw there was no shoulder for her to safely pull over, and instead turns on her flasher and slows down in search of a safe place to pull over. Arrogant cop then makes her lose control. She wasn't fleeing. Cop should be terminated and city ordered to pay her big time.
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  45.  @ainmelypse279  Yes.
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  46. Did the ski patrol really fail her? They did the best they could. It's hard to judge exactly where a person may fall. Maybe having a bigger net available would have helped, but I wouldn't blame anyone trying to help. I hope she recovers.
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  47. The pros should be adopting her putting style.
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  48.  @BlueSky-kh8ue  Nope. If that was so easy to do, planes would be crashing left and right from suicidal passengers opening the doors at 38,000 feet.
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  49. There's the issue of special assessments to condo owners to fix this mess. The collapsed condo owners were just about to be charged about $100,000 each for repairs. Such huge assessments caused repairs to be delayed, as all involved weren't eager to scrape up money to pay this big expense. To pay that, I'm assuming many needed to take out another mortgage. Owners either have to pay for this, or sell the unit, and probably for $100,000 less, as the next owner would be on the hook.
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  50. I don't see the proof. If they can't find the weather balloon, which I assume he fired the weapon and then the balloon carried the gun off into the air after he lost his grip since he was dead (that then probably dumped it into the ocean), how can they prove anything? Until then, it's all speculation.
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  51. It's theft, plain and simple. The church doesn't have a leg to stand on. If they want to write their own play, then do it, but they can't take a Broadway musical, change a few words, and then produce a play from it. If that was the case, I can open a fast food restaurant by the name of "McDonald's" and sell whatever I want. Does the church think, just because they're a church, doesn't have to buy rights to use materials that even a play being performed at a junior high school must do?
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  52. You're probably right. Things would short out quick, maybe in seconds. Maybe an update to Tesla models would be if the car sensed it was floating, all windows would immediately open on their own.
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  53. Will he make it to the big 200?
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  54. So when you're 14, you need your parent's permission to take the car. At 14, can you even have a drivers license?
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  55. I had the same thought. The guy only had his arms and legs to thrash about, which the TSA lets you keep.
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  56. The "travel expert" also forgot that cargo is also a reason airlines keep flying near empty planes. There's also nothing new here. Click bait.
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  57. I don't think it was her twerking, but it's company policy on what employees can post on social media while at work. If she really wanted to post it she could have forwarded it to the airline's public affairs or compliance department and asked if it was OK to post. They would have said no, and that would be the end of it. If she was twerking at the hotel between flights and not in uniform, she wouldn't have been terminated. Anyway, that dance is hardly some sort of exotic move, but what am I to know. Maybe Alaska Airlines will let her apply back in six months. She has the training and experience, so if another airline needs flight attendants, they should sign her up.
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  58. Haven't these people made a reservation in advance? Just showing up at the counter at an airport is a crapshoot. Anyway, there's public transportation in addition to taxis, Uber and hitchhiking. I normally don't rent when traveling. There's subways, buses, airport shuttle services and so on. Everybody doesn't need their own car. Parking a rental car, or any car, in many cities is often difficult and expensive. I prefer to avoid that.
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  59. This has happened before elsewhere. If someone drops their money and you pick it up, what is the crime?
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  60. Pa-leeze. The woman claims she didn't know she was pregnant. If that's the case, nobody knew she was pregnant, so how in the heck do the come up with the statistic that the baby is exactly 11 weeks premature?
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  61. Maybe the bulb was designed for 220 volts, but has been running dimmed on half that voltage. The fire department probably bought a bulb designed for another country's standard voltage. If they still have a receipt, they should return it for the right light bulb. Anyway, I wish I would get anywhere near the service life that is printed on the package for LED and florescent bulbs. They don't last that long, even though they cost several times more than incandescent bulbs.
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  62. What's the range of one of those things, before they need a recharge? Less than a mile?
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  63. It's basically impossible to open a locked cockpit door from the outside unless you have high-powered explosives (which would bring down the plane anyway). If it was so easy, Germanwings Flight 9525 wouldn't have crashed when a suicidal co-pilot locked the pilot out of the cockpit. The couple may have helped subdue the man, but they didn't stop the man from getting into the cockpit. Why do news shows say stuff like this?
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  64. I wonder how fast he was going? 100 mph on a city street? What's the penalty? Of course, the driver is a minor, so he'll probably get off easy with his parents footing the bill. I'm also wondering about the prognosis of the Lambo driver. There's a report about brain damage after being in ICU for quite a while.
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  65. The TJ Maxx is in Granada Hills, CA. I recognize the place.
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  66. The LAPD doesn't know what caused the explosion? It was the fireworks that were unstable. This isn't rocket science.
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  67. I played the flute in school. The school loaned me the musical instrument. That flute was probably worth $22, not $22,000. Maybe that's why I was so bad playing it. :/
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  68. This is becoming common.
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  69. If they don't, lawyers will have a field day bringing up negligence. Whether it's Wendy's, Burger King, McDonald's, or another joint, they'll all do the same.
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  70. I deal with it. It's usually something where you can't pinpoint a cause, aside that it can develop as you age. I wasn't some sort of rock concert goer or someone who would expose themself to loud noises (like working construction, sandblasting, etc.). Depending on how bad it is, I can definitely see how someone could be driven to suicide. It's not something to joke about.
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  71. Guy loses wallet, another guy finds it and uses credit cards. This is news?
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  72. Inside Edition dopey comment of the day (at 0:44) : "Officials say the 100 ton vessel was able to successfully withstand the explosion." I can assure you, an aircraft carrier weighs more than 100 tons. They're more like 100,000 tons. Just a "slight" error. ;)
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  73.  @abirulez97  She probably didn't know. If she did, do you think she would have thought something might be in the oven, or she should at least see the doctor?
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  74. He had his finger on the trigger. All this struggling, that the officer instigated, and yes, the gun could have gone off right through his head.
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  75. Bad news for the fish. I wonder when will come the time when there's no fish left to catch.
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  76. Make sure you pitch that tent a good distance from any condos.
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  77. Typical politician.
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  78. "Woman gives birth." Does it ever happen differently? Wake me up when a man gives birth.
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  79. Clickbait.
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  80. Sabrina could have used some of her witch stuff to fix things.
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  81. Of course it's dangerous if you're going to hike on a mountain with snow, ice, wind, and the like. Come back another time.
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  82. I didn't hear "why he livestreamed," but does it matter? He just happened to be there. The same as if a television news reporter and crew just happened to be there when something happens. You start your camera and go live.
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  83. I'm surprised they didn't take a tour/trip to Alcatraz while in San Francisco, to cap things off.
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  84. It looks like a hollow thing made of plywood with sheet metal screwed to it. It wasn't put there by space aliens, unless they do their shopping at Home Depot. :/
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  85. It might have included Mrs. Chauvin's money in that amount. She's a realtor. Derek Chauvin's $421,000 looks like it will be eaten up by legal fees. George Floyd's family settled with the city of Minneapolis for $27 million, so this is pocket change in comparison. Whether the family goes after assets here, is hard to say, but it's probably less likely.
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  86. Some of the passengers' goals look to be to get a full refund plus $10,000 for pain and suffering. Then they'll all be happy.
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  87. So how did she disappear from the photo? Digital cameras don't Photoshop things by themselves. It takes some software skills in an image editing program to do that. It's no accident or mistake. The school should cover the costs of printing new yearbooks.
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  88. I wonder how many years it would take a pizza delivery driver to make $235K. I need to make a note to myself when I retire. Take a pizza delivery job, and when I'm taking a load of pizza to a house that I'm sure has a Ring camera, fall down on the porch. Hopefully the homeowner uploads the video to YouTube, Facebook, and the like and the same happens. An economic cushion to my retirement accounts. ;)
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  89. Loyalty should be rewarded, but I doubt the corporate bigshots at McDonald's Headquarters will be giving her a restaurant as a retirement gift. If McDonald's has an employee stock purchase plan, and she has been contributing to it since 1970, she should be filthy rich. The split adjusted price of the stock in 1970 is something like 17 cents. It's now close to $300.
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  90. I don't know about space aliens in any government lab, but there sure was one in the White House for the past four years.
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  91. Wouldn't throwing spike strips at an out-of-control car going 100 mph, compound the problem? Blown tires at a high rate of speed I'm thinking could cause the car to really go out of control, flipping over, and worse.
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  92. Those tiny dogs make themselves the center of attention. It makes up for their small size.
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  93. If this happened in California, there would be a thousand comments about how liberals can't control things. Totally predictable.
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  94. I hope Inside Edition gives the money they earned from this click-bait to the UPS driver, which is basically recycled news seen elsewhere about the heat, than pocketing it for themselves. As far as air conditioning for trucks, I don't buy the UPS excuse. The trucks should all be equipped with an air conditioning system that at least blows cold air onto the UPS driver. Maybe include a small camper type refrigerator in the trucks stocked with cold drinks, as there's no need to keep all the packages in the truck cool. I'm sure the trucks all have heat. They don't make UPS drivers freeze to death in the northern states and Canada during the winter. At least I hope not.
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  95. Wouldn't it be easier to take an airplane?
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  96. She's lucky to be alive. I'm guessing she went out midnight swimming alone. If she wasn't found, she might never be, and just end up being fish food. Her friends would end up wondering whatever happened to her.
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  97. The SUV was being tracked by a helicopter. Did the police have to have a high speed chase that smashes who knows how many other cars and injures others?
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  98. There's plenty of stupid to go around. It's not rocket science that wooden patio decks can't hold an unlimited amount of weight.
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  99. It sounds like the guy just wanted to make a YouTube video to document how he was "accidentally" locked in. He is a knucklehead. He could have easily called 911 or found an exit door. Instead he starts to make videos and posting things.
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  100. I don't think the DMV should have accepted that as payment, but that's just me.
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  101. Maybe it's just me, but a $200 bonus for sticking it out for two months doesn't sound like much. Increasing pay by $1 an hour isn't much either, but would be worth more than a $200 bonus. It is, though, time to end those emergency unemployment benefits. If there's a severe labor shortage, it's not needed.
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  102. I see they changed the title to include the weight. Still, Inside Edition isn't known for its accuracy.
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  103. Clickbait garbage.
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  104. Is this really news? Glass skyscrapers have been around long before most of us have been alive. Bird have been killed by bumping into things since there have been birds. I'm also skeptical about "birds using the stars to navigate them while flying over big cities." Show me the research for that.
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  105. The definition of murder includes premeditation. It would be a long shot in the courtroom for prosecutors to prove he went driving, even if drunk, with the intent of killing someone.
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  106. Please explain to me why this is news? Stuff like this has been going on in trains since the invention of the wheel.
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  107. So the renter blames the homeowner and gets an attorney, even though he was warned, and told no more than six people in the house. It looks like everybody will be suing everybody. This is a good warning for people who list their places on sites like Airbnb. No matter what you do, you can get sued, and sued for a bunch. Make sure you have good insurance for this stuff, and covers stuff that you might not think you need covered. You never know.
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  108. I would pay him to put a bag over his head. As far as me taking off my mask for $100K. I'm not stupid. I'll do it in a second, but first get the offer in writing.
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  109. Did they both have boys, or girls, or a boy and a girl?
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  110. One of my favorite videos is one where a woman is stealing a package, and on the way back to the car where her friend is waiting, slips on the wet grass and sprains her ankle. Instant karma. This type of crime makes no sense to me as the porch pirates have no idea what they're stealing. It might be something of value, or something bought on Amazon that sold for less than a $1. Is it worth doing this where you could just be stealing a light bulb, a doggie treat, or a package of dental floss?
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  111. If this was caused by a contractor tunneling, it's their fault, but for homeowners' insurance you have a point. Flood insurance might not even cover this. Regular homeowners' policies that cover stuff like fire and wind damage, might not cover either.
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  112. He didn't have to accept that, even though you see airhead comments on the web that say otherwise. He should have taken his old boss to small claims court or his state's labor relations department. He would have been out more money there. Anyway, his previous boss said he didn't recall paying him. If that's the case, "someone else" dropped all these pennies at his door. He gets to keep the pennies, plus the boss still owes him money.
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  113. I'm going to withhold commenting on this tech worker, but didn't Megyn Kelly have her own protracted litigation after being let go? Stop blaming people for being woke. She needs to look herself in the mirror before being so hypocritical. She's the one who has been whining.
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  114. No, he's not using it properly on roads ( 0:24 ). He answered his own statement. If he keeps doing that, the Tesla will crash, and he might injure or kill someone or himself. Stupid guy. His drivers' license should also be suspended.
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  115. Yes.
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  116. Horrible report by Inside Edition, as usual. They didn't report on one speck of evidence on why the husband has been arrested for 1st degree murder. For such a charge, there has to be some evidence, not just that the police think he did it.
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  117. This is news? The woman didn't die. She would have lived without this "rescue." She's one a zillions of people who go on hikes and don't know the ropes. Someone else would have came by and offered her water. Inside Edition is just click bait.
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  118. The title of this video is wrong: "Trooper Nearly Missed Getting Hit During Traffic Stop" If the trooper nearly missed getting hit, then he was hit. You should have titled the video "Trooper Missed Getting Hit During Traffic Stop," or "Trooper Nearly Hit During Traffic Stop," or "Trooper Just Missed Getting Hit During Traffic Stop." If you "nearly missed the bus," that doesn't mean you missed the bus. More dopey stuff from Inside Edition. Anyway, after that I hope the highway patrol didn't cite the driver. Being through that is enough. Update: I see dumb Inside Edition got the message. They changed the title to "Trooper Narrowly Avoids Getting Hit During Traffic Stop."
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  119. At the end of the video they mentioned a delivery worker being stabbed to death by an e-bike thief. Ii was not safe for the reporter approaching those hanging around the bike asking them who took it. Of course none of them would start singing about who put the bike there.
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  120. There had to be more evidence. I doubt the D.A. would be able to convict based solely on what a bird is saying. You can't exactly put a bird on the witness stand and swear them in before they testify.
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  121. You forgot he also needed two replacements for the second time, after leading the team to the NBA title. The first time he had his knees replaced was after leading Baruch College to the volleyball title.
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  122. The balance never existed. What the ATM network printed on her receipt was not her actual balance. She couldn't withdraw a penny of that even if she tried. Inside Edition clickbait garbage, as usual.
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  123. I was thinking this was a Big Mac Attack, but wrong restaurant. I've never been to a Golden Corral, so I always miss the action.
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  124. I'll bid $1.60 for the hotel, but not a penny more.
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  125. So they send him away to prison just based on her saying this looks like the guy who did it, without any other evidence? So wrong in so many ways. Why doesn't she spend 16 years in jail, to experience how he felt?
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  126. I don't see the point in paying it. After 44 years, there's no record of this aside from the actual ticket. Heck, in junior high school I was supposed to participate in after school clean up duties because I violated a rule, but I never bothered. I ignored notes sent to me in homeroom that I was required to help clean up trash, but never did. Should I go back to my junior high decades later and start picking up papers?
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  127. The hoarding is the same everywhere. No need to see it on TV. I did a little myself, just in case. Once this passes, people won't be needing to shop for quite a long time. It will take a while for each of them to go through 500 rolls of toilet paper, unless they eat exclusively at Taco Bell. If that's the case, the hoarding was justified. :/
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  128. That will kill the virus, along with killing the person who took his "vaccine."
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  129. Nice kids. :/
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  130. Click bait.
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  131. Great interview. Keep up the good work. :\
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  132. Miniature cow = Miniature Big Mac sliders. :/
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  133. Is she a tenant or a squatter? The title says squatter but the video doesn't say that. There's nothing here explaining a lease agreement, and so on. Unless Inside Edition cares to explain, this video is just clickbait.
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  134. Not news.
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  135. Nothing new. I wish I had a dime for every time I read a story about the Adak McDonald's. Slow news day. Clickbait.
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  136. I heard there was a skull fracture. My guess: He gets back to the hotel room late, is tired, and is living in a room that's not familiar to him. He hit his head somewhere, maybe in the dark. He goes back to the bed to immediately lie down, soon passes out and dies. He might not have had enough time before becoming incapacitated to call for help, if he did realize something was terribly wrong. It is also possible he didn't realize he had a skull fracture and wasn't aware of how serious things were. Sad.
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  137. That's not worth being fired for.
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  138. Well, since the COVID-19 outbreak, commercial air traffic has plummeted. They already got what they wanted.
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  139.  @justinlemieux5189  I just checked. They're open until 12:00 am or 1:00 am in Vegas, depending on the day. One can be drunk for a long time after their last drink.
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  140. Brave bus driver or stupid bus driver?
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  141. I prefer ladyfingers myself, but not human type.
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  142. The fire didn't destroy the town, as the title says. If true, 17,000 people would be homeless.
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  143. It always has, unless NYC is a nordic ski resort that I don't know about. I don't think any ski resort in New York state comes close to the average snowfall in parts of the Sierra Nevada.
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  144. Does that tiny thing really freshen air? I've never bought one, and my car doesn't stink.
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  145. "Would have killed him" is pure speculation. Maybe it could have. Maybe drinking the beer could have killed him too. Speculating. You're not supposed to do that during a court proceeding, although lawyers do.
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  146. Not so quick. I got an email from Taco Bell, saying they plan to keep their drive-ups open as long as they can. If we're stuck only eating Taco Bell, all this toilet paper hoarding is justified. :/
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  147. How could they accuse the shopper at 1:32 of stealing, when she didn't end up buying anything? She returned all that food before leaving. When I worked in a grocery store, returned food was never resold, so she screwed the store doing that.
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  148. If it's not an accident, then it was done on purpose. I doubt it.
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  149. Easy lawsuit against the towing company. Any lawyer will salivate for such a lawsuit. No matter what the towing company is claiming about a "malfunction" it's still 100000% their fault.
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  150. Once they go to jail, maybe they also shouldn't be fed.
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  151. If the person locked out goes to the front desk and doesn't have ID, because it's locked in the room, the hotel desk should verify it's someone who belongs in room, which one way would be escorting them to the room, unlocking the room for them, and then only giving them the key once they're sure. It's staff that end up forgetting hotel policies. The thing with the chopped off finger was gross. Even though it was an intruder, it could have been hotel staff checking on the room for some reason that also didn't follow policy. I wonder what happened to that person. Obviously a bloody mess that has a lot of DNA evidence, and they must have gone to an emergency room. This reminds me when I went to a cellphone store because I needed a new SIM card. I gave them my phone number, they looked up things and gave me a new SIM. I thought later on that anyone could have gone to the store, did that, and hijacked my telephone number. Obviously the cellphone store staff forgot to check ID too. You just never know.
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  152. The Cambridge police came within minutes. If this was the LAPD, they would have never came. Calling 911 would get you a "this number is for emergencies" tongue lashing. You would end up being told you should go to the police station to fill out a police report, and they might do something someday. :/
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  153. Clickbait. Non-news.
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  154. Not really news. Dirty hotel rooms didn't, like, just happen this month.
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  155. Obviously Uber Eats knows the account owners. It's probably some stupid TikTok or YouTube challenge. That said, I wouldn't eat any of the food, or even open the bag. Unless you're sure of the whole chain of command from the restaurant to your doorstep, who knows what someone would put in the bag or into the food.
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  156. Passengers' fault, plain and simple. Since they had kids on the ship they left behind, they should have made it a point to get back on board early. The world isn't going to wait for them.
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  157. It was the car she was in. Maybe the complicated touch screen controls didn't help things.
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  158. So what happened when she was a minor? She wasn't 19 for the past five years.
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  159. Nothing new, but soon we'll be seeing single use toilet paper rolls with just enough for one dump.
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  160. You've done reports like this before. Did you expect things to improve? You can do this report at any cheap hotel in any city, and you'll find similar.
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  161. She didn't win. Plain and simple.
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  162. There's been other oops moments. When something like that happens, the contestant automatically wins the prize.
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  163. I'm thinking hitting the water from that height is like hitting the pavement. He's lucky.
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  164. I would not call him elderly. Another day flying the friendly skies...
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  165. I once volunteered to help with one of their episodes in the Los Angeles area. I remember walking door to door offering neighbors small gifts (mainly snacks) to pacify them from all the noise and stuff from the construction and media presence. Most were nice, but some gave me a hard time. I felt like telling them don't blame me, I don't work for the show. The thing is, if you build someone a McMansion who only has an average McDonald's worker's salary, it's only a matter of time they won't be able to support such a big house. Maintaining a house is not free.
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  166. Being insane doesn't mean you get to go home if you committed a murder. The court will have her held in a mental facility until she's determined not to be insane, then it's back to court, however long that may be.
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  167. This is news? Passengers fight and insult each other all the time. Anyway, it sure looked like there were plenty of empty seats in back, so no need to fight.
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  168. I don't think that is anywhere near something to be terminated for.
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  169. Or use the restroom for 10 minutes. It depends on the area. In the neighborhood around my house, it's probably OK to walk away from your stuff briefly, but I wouldn't do that in mid- Manhattan. But wherever you are, don't leave your wallet or purse right on the table and walk away.
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  170. If there were gunshots in the house of someone killing someone, I think it would be difficult to clean up every ounce of evidence. Has the house been searched?
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  171. I don't think I was imagining things when I heard the blizzard warnings. These folks ventured up there and either ignored, or didn't realize these warnings were real.
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  172. Doesn't her fireplace have a door on top that you shut and didn't she shut it? Mine does along with a screen/barrier on top of the chimney. I didn't think they built fireplaces/chimneys without these doors, or at least a door in front of the fireplace. I've never used my fireplace and it has always been shut.
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  173. It's not just something to do with Starbucks. Anyway, since the pandemic, you must ask to be let in the restroom at the Starbucks I normally go to, but as things open up in restaurants, so will the restrooms.
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  174. Inside Edition needs to find the "urban or rural" couple.
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  175. I guess he picked up a new one. :/
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  176. I'm not an expert on beer, but I'm fairly certain that's a can, not a bottle (1:00). He must have been chugging down a bunch of beer before this video. :/
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  177. I've heard that joke before.
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  178. 23 million dollars of theft annually? I think the reporter meant 23 billion.
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  179. Click bait. Nothing here. Can I have my 1 min. 53 sec. of life back that I wasted?
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  180. Stupid.
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  181. People will always figure out how to override things. Both passengers ("drivers") were in their 50's and 60's. Usually it's younger people who fool around.
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  182. The probably paid a marketing company thousands of dollars to think of that name.
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  183.  @Bella-qu5pf  Yep. I'm assuming if someone's personal doctor orders a Shingrix vaccine for a patient in their 20s - 40s, if should be OK to administer. I had chicken pox when I was 8. I have no idea how I got it, and I initially thought I had a bunch of mosquito bites. From what I remember, I was out of school for a week. I did get both doses of the Shingrix vaccine a couple years ago, so I should be well immunized. It's not clear I'll need another dose, but five years down the road I'll ask my doctor.
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  184. Not really news. One of the biggest cockroaches I've ever seen was in a room at The Disney Swan and Dolphin Resort at the Disneyworld Resort in Orlando, Florida. The place is not cheap, but the cockroaches get to stay for free.
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  185. T.V. news makes up figures all the time. This isn't the first time. I doubt it was that many birds.
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  186. Of course he's a liar. If not, he truly is the first person to set foot on the sun.
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  187. Hot dogs.
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  188. It's true. Emotional abuse sticks.
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  189. I need my house cleaned.
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  190. Whatever.
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