#RIPSmiles ｜ In the Litter Box w⧸ Jewels & Catturd - Ep. 535 - 3⧸21⧸2024
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1 hour and 15 minutes
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193.0579
Summary
Cat and Jules talk about a near-death experience on the job and how they managed to get through it. Cat talks about how he almost had to put Jules to sleep and how Jules almost lost his job.
Transcript
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Hello, today is Thursday, March 21st, 2024, episode number 535.
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You are in the litter box with Jules and Cat Turd.
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Good, my voice is a little gone, but I'm fine now.
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It is absolutely horrible, and you do sound better than you did yesterday when I talked
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I was, there's a, my neighbor's got like a pond that's eroding, and he likes me like
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if I pick up limbs to go over there and kind of throw them on his bank because it helps
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So when I go, of course, Pedro, anytime I'm in the farm truck and leave the farm or work
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And we had, I, they just stayed in the air conditioned truck and I had about four loads
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of big limbs to haul over there and put them in.
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I went down about a couple of miles to the gas station and got gas.
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And then I always take them on this little, these little dirt roads where I know these
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dogs run up to the car and they like to bark at them.
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So it's kind of something I do every time I go get gas.
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I still don't know what happened, but, um, you know, and, and, you know, miles is old,
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I mean, I almost had to put him to sleep eight months ago because he couldn't walk anymore.
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I was pulling around on a tarp for a week out in the yard just to use the bathroom,
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put him up, roll him on a paint tarp and pull him out into the yard just so he could
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I was, I was one day eight months ago of like, I should, I mean, I'm going to, he can't walk
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anymore, but I just put him on a crazy diet where I just gave him a little bit of food
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each day and he just somehow recovered from it.
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But he's been, you know, he's been, he can't run anymore.
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And he's got a big giant tumor that they can't operate on his back.
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Like, I mean, he's, he was in rough shape, but he was making it, you know, he has to
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have a, he's had to have a ramp for months to get in the truck.
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But anyway, so he was in good spirits and, and, um, I have to pull up about 20 feet ahead
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And then I let them out and there was somebody walking by and they want to go bark at him.
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So they went out and they were barking at the back gate.
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And then I got in the truck, but it didn't drive.
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And I, and I, man, when I say I was going one mile an hour, I just basically, I ride
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around my property so slow because of the dogs.
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And, uh, I, I basically just had it in drive in the Ford momentum.
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It was that, you know, it was just easing forward and I'd gone about maybe five car
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I looked at my rear view and I saw, um, Pedro running real fast at the truck and I was just
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going to try to slow down a little bit, but I never had time.
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He was coming up on the truck and, uh, and I never worry about, um, I never worry about
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smiles because, um, he's just so slow, but I was going really, really slow, slower than
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And, um, this, I'm telling you, this is 45 seconds.
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I was five car links up the driveway and I'd seen him in my rear view when I took off.
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Cause they were, he was kind of when, when, when Pedro barks at somebody, he goes and
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barks at him about two inches from his face, the weirdest thing.
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And, um, now if Pedro will take off after something, he'll take off after it too.
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You know, miles falls down a lot when he, cause he just, he can't run.
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He's like 15, 16 years old, but no, I was just riding and it was, there was no hump.
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I would have known if I drove over a full, you know, 80, 90 pound dog.
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Just the right side of back by like behind the tire, almost, uh, I just heard a bang
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It was just like somebody took their hand against the, um, the, the, you know, if somebody
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we use driving by somebody and they just like, you know, hit, hit, hit, hit the side of your
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And I didn't, I was just like, I was driving by this big cottonwood tree.
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I wasn't even worried about hitting him or nothing.
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I was only 50, 60 feet ahead and I'd been just creeping up the driveway.
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So it wasn't like I was even going fast enough to run over anything.
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Um, and then I got out and when I ran in a corner, he was in the back of the, the, the,
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he was back and he, and he was just walking weird and looking weird, you know?
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And I, and I just said, Hey, did I, my God, did I run over your hand or something?
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Cause he was limping a little bit, but he just looked weird and he walked, he walked
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towards me and, um, his eyes got real big and his tongue stuck, his mouth open, his tongue
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And he just collapsed and died and that was it.
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I, you know, when you told me the story, it was almost like he was having a heart attack
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I'm telling you from what you described and I told you that when we talked yesterday,
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when you described the whole thing, because right before the show went on air, I noticed
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that you had posted, you know, what had happened in detail.
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You and I had spoken before that and you were very distraught, of course, as everybody
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And so we weren't able to get into the details and you said, you know, I'm going to post
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something a little bit later and explain to everybody what happened.
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And I just always tell the truth, even if it makes me, you know, of course I feel guilty
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because I, but I'm just telling you right now, there was no hump.
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Like he, he could have, but he could have, because he, if he would, if he was trying to
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run, you know, even one or two miles an hour and he could have, he falls all the time.
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He could have fell under the truck and his nose might've got pinched and it broke his
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It just felt like something hit against, not, not that I ran over something, something
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And this all took place by the time I let them out and they were barking, this all took
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I was 50, I was five, 10, eight car lengths up the driveway, just cruising that you just
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Cause of the guy walking by, I want to make sure, you know, he's kind of a squirrely looking
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I was trying to lick my rear views and I never seen, after I saw him, when I left, I never
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And when he was coming up so fast, I didn't know what was going on.
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And it's just like, when I got out, I thought I might've dropped a, uh, one of the, uh,
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branches or something on the way out the last time.
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And, and it rubbed against the car, I didn't even think at all that I, I, I might've hit
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I just was trying to see what it was that banged, that made the banging sound.
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And, and, and then when, you know, of course I examined him, there was no blood coming out
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There was no, no blood at all, or no sign of any injury on him.
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Which you would have seen, which you would have seen if you would have actually run over
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The more details and the more you talk about it, the more I'm convinced it was either a
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stroke or a heart attack or something like that.
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I mean, heartworms and different things in the past, you know, three years ago, they're
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always giving him, they're all, they've all, you know, for years they've been giving him
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Every day when I get up and I open the door, if he don't come right to the door, you know,
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for a year, I don't know if, you know, when I open the door, if he's going to be coming
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I mean, he's, I've told you that he's, you know, everybody, how bad he's been, but,
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but the irony is the last week, he's like, he seems to be better than he's been in years
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He just, you know, when dolls get this old, they just can't move good.
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And so, and then like eight months ago, he, I don't know what, I was taking all these
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We were trying to, and they were just like, he's just looking, he's a 90 pound dog.
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If he can't walk, I don't know how you're going to take care of him.
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I literally looked up online, like carts or something.
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I was going to cart him out as long as I could.
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And, and I was just, the only thing, I couldn't lift him up into anything because he's like
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And I was just rolling him over on a paint, a big thick paint tarp.
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I remember you telling me, I'm going to have to get some kind of lift here.
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We've got, you know, he's, he's not going to not get into his truck.
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And I was just going to try to give him as long as I could.
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And I mean, there was one day and I thought I might have to put him to sleep tomorrow
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because I just can't, I can't continue like this.
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But he, he had a good day, you know, with me and I don't know if he fell and hit the
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truck and, and he was trying to run and got, and got too hot and had a stroke.
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If I would have ran over him, his head or his neck, man, it would have been blood everywhere.
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But when he hit, you know, when he, he just kind of looked at me and he's like that weird
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I mean, talking to you yesterday, receiving your text first.
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And of course, you know me, I pick up the phone immediately and I'm like, oh my gosh,
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but you had so much that you were tending to at the time.
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And you had said, you know, I'm not doing the show, but please do the show because this
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And, but when you described it to me, and this was right as soon as it happened, you know,
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your, your first recollection and the description is generally your best.
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I didn't think for one second that you had run over him.
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No, that's the, that's the crappy liberals, crappy liberals online.
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The only thing I could think of is he, he might've, I don't know if something happened
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and he could have either fell or collapsed or, or just like collapsed against the truck
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Cause I mean, I never saw him, I was looking, I mean, I never, I constantly, but you got
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to understand, I only went five to eight car lengths and was going literally, you know,
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when you put that car and drive, it just goes forward a little bit.
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Cause I was trying to look at this guy back there, that, uh, real scummy guy walking by.
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So, and then I were, I drive like grandpa around that there anyway.
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I never go more than, you know, just barely easing around that place.
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And I only let them out in twos, sometimes threes too.
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So, um, I can watch them better, but I don't know what, I have no idea what happened.
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This all happened in like, from the time I closed that gate, the time he was dead and
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Um, I mean, I grabbed him as he was collapsing and I got some, what, what's going on?
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So the, I mean, in, in the bam, wasn't this big bam, it just went boom, just a bam in the
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It's like somebody slapping their hand against the, uh, the back of your bed.
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And I don't know, he, he might've ran into the back of the truck.
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I, I, I just, I go back to what we've always known.
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And I mean, you have to realize this was, smiles was a rescue.
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I mean, you gave him the best years that a dog could ever, ever have.
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And, and you have got so many memories with him and so do the other dogs.
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And I know you're really concerned about Pedro now as a resident.
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Cause you got to remember they, uh, the one, you know, everywhere I go, if I, if I take the
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farm truck, which I don't take my good truck everywhere I go, I've cruised the farm truck
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And anytime that I go to do anything in that truck, they're with me.
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And, uh, anytime I do work on the farm, they're with me.
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And, and, um, now monkey and wiggles, they don't like the truck.
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Sweetie and Petey love to get in the truck and go with me too.
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Cause sometimes I take them, but I always take the OGs.
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I'll take them five to one to the young dogs because that's just what they love to do.
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It's been hard for five months getting smiles up in the truck.
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Cause the, he could walk up a ramp at first, but now he can only take, maybe he can't even
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get on the ramp with his back feet and you got to really get behind him and push his
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He's got a, he had this huge tumor on his back leg that was just getting, I can't tell
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And, um, they said, you know, they could come back as soon as I operate on it.
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There's no way I'm going to put him under and do surgery at 15 years old.
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I mean, they guessed his age at 12 when I took him in and I've had him five years.
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So that just kind of like, I didn't, I didn't ever think he was that old, but he was, he was
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So, but it's just been upsetting and I'm just like, I can't cry anymore.
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And it's just, you know, it's just the OG and he says, I knew this day was coming, whether
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that or accident or heart attack or stroke, I knew it was coming soon.
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You told me three years ago, I remember when you and I were talking about it and you said,
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you know what, that's going to be the hardest day for me.
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And that's before he had this huge burst of energy, but you know, it's really weird.
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Even with people too, like you always hear about people that go to the doctor, I don't
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And then all of a sudden, two weeks later, poof, they're gone.
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He never got a good exam because they were always told, yeah, he was happy all the same.
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There was, there was two months where he, he couldn't, he could barely walk.
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And I had him on that while the doctor was giving me that, I got off that.
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And I, you know, a lot of people sent me this natural stuff they swore by.
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And finally, I just like, I hate, I said, I hate to like, I'm not starving him, but you're
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going to get like dry food, limited little cups twice a day.
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And I'm going to put you on a diet and I put him on this massive diet for a month and it
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And, and he looks like he's, he gets all excited and he looks like he's trying to run, but he's
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And I never have to worry about him falling in the truck because he, he never, you know,
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if, if I come up to the house and it'll take him five minutes to walk up from the gate,
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It was just, he just like, I, I, I went from not thinking I had anything like a limb that
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hit the car to, to, I thought I ran over his leg and to, uh, just watching him do this weird
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And it was like, he's having a, you know, best I can put it was like, he's having a heart
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And, and he just like, you know, he just kind of went down and it's halfway to the
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side and I called him and he just hit and I could tell he had died.
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You know, I knew when he hit, there was no more anything.
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I've got to tell you though, you would not believe the outpour of love.
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And I can only imagine what your side looks like.
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So I am so sorry that I've not gotten back and back to everybody.
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But yeah, and I, I've gotten back to hardly anybody and I'm so sorry.
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I just, I've read, I've read a lot of them, but it's just like so upsetting.
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And I mean, maybe one, one, 2% of them and that's a lot, but if, you know, I appreciate
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everybody that sends me this and if I don't get to it, I appreciate it.
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I, you know, there's no way to read everything, but, um, plus I've just been, I just feel like
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I've been so upset about it and, um, it just happened.
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I mean, eight months ago, I, you know, out of bed a million dollars, it wouldn't last a
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And I actually thought one day I was going to take him down and have him put to sleep.
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He just was laying there, couldn't walk, wouldn't respond, couldn't eat.
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So, and, um, somehow this dog has made it through that starvation.
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He's got, he, he used to dig out all the time and I did everything I could to stop.
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He was back in the woods and the swamp lost for three days.
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One time I found him like eight miles cause he's just, he was such a wondering spirit
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when I first got me, he just wanted to be on the road.
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Um, and also, um, it was after the hurricane and my fence wouldn't short up.
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Now if one gets out one time a year, it's a miracle.
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And the only reason Wiggles got out that time is cause a bear or something dug a dang
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You could stand up and walk, a human could walk through.
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He got out, him and Petey, he got in the quarry.
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He went, he went a mile down in a quarry and got in quicksand in a hundred degrees weather.
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And, um, I, I just over, I said, y'all didn't see a coon down there.
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And you, you have to walk along the sides and I walked in a hundred degrees and I had
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to pull him out of that quicksand and get him to somehow follow me back.
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And then he had all this, you know, there's so much lime down in this pit and he was just
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When he wants to get out, he's going to get out.
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But you gave him the most incredible home, the most loving environment.
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And what I'm doing right now is I'm just putting up some of the memes and some of the responses
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from people all over the world that reached out and responded to the posts.
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I mean, it was trending number one almost all day.
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I mean, I was having a hard time even naming the show because, you know, a lot of them,
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And it's just, it is just, it is just, my heart is just crushed.
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I'm so, I know, I'm so, so sorry, but he is doing great things now.
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So, you know, but I'm, I'm just, I'm, I was so worried about you because what's done,
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you know, it's done, but I was so worried about you.
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You can see that picture of him like that right there, which is one of the best pictures
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like last week that I got of him, but you can see how he sits.
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And that's why when everybody said, why is he always in that position?
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Well, the last year he can't really use his back legs much.
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So when he, um, he does get up, he's, you know, he, he, he walks like he walks with his
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You know, he just, he's like, he looks like an old 95 year old man trying to walk with a
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cane, you know, it's, but I, I could also see him because.
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He could, he could walk probably and catch up with me and I, he falls down a lot because
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I could see him falling and, you know, he might've just got nicked by the car or something.
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And, you know, you know how, when you, when you're old, it doesn't take much to really
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And, but, but it just, there was, I'm telling you, there was no blood coming out of his ears,
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There was no, I could not find any injuries on that dog.
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And then I looked and looked and I was, I was just like, what is going on here?
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And this is the thing that you're going to ponder forever.
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And if you could blame yourself, that would be easiest, right?
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Because then you could say it's a, it's a slam case.
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You know, I did this, this happened as a result.
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I don't think anything that you did played a part in this.
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I've heard this, I mean, it's the same and I do not see it.
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Of course, I feel a little guilty because you just do, but I mean, there's nothing I did.
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I was totally, you know, paying attention, looking around, just ease.
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I mean, like I say, just, just count to, you know, let a car, put your car in drive and
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just ease forward and, and, and drive 50, 60 feet.
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It probably takes about five, eight seconds and that's, that's it.
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And then by the time I got back there, he just like, did that look that weird, like
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he was, you know, wobbling and, and he just fell over and, and he didn't just fall over
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I mean, he didn't breathe when he hit it, it, whatever it was, I, you know, I'm kind of
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leaning toward a massive heart attack or something.
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He might've been trying to run one last time and it just, you know, he kind of hit against
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the truck and then he got back up one time and then, then just fell over.
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I'm just glad it was sudden and I'm glad it wasn't.
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And, and, and then he was just, he, when, when he hit the ground, he was gone.
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I, I honestly, the, the response is, you know, you sit there and you go, okay, how do you
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In fact, I was like, Hey Kat, if you just want to hang out on the phone with me while
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I do my work, you can just hang out on the phone.
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Whenever somebody goes through something, it's okay.
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If that's what you want to do, because the trauma of it all, and just trying to process
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You know, I know the dogs I had, the, you know, wiggles and monkey are so easy raising
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one as a puppy, but all my other four dogs are real three now or, or they're severely,
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you saw a picture of him and I can promise you, I can promise you, if you see that picture
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of smiles when I got him and it makes you, uh, you know, uh, you know, draws you back
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I can, I didn't take any pictures, but Pedro looked twice.
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He was twice that skinny, no hair and about four or 500 ticks on him.
00:25:44.580
And so when they go through that, it takes a lot.
00:25:48.960
He's had, he, he gets this, he, he gets to where he just chokes and he could die and
00:25:54.360
You have to go like reverse rub his neck and it goes away.
00:25:58.700
There's just a little flap that gets stuck in there.
00:26:01.940
And he also, ever since I've had him, which I've had him, like, I'd say he was two, two
00:26:09.800
So I've had him a long time and he's, he's getting old too.
00:26:12.280
He's a 11, 10 to 12 years old, according to how old he was when I found him.
00:26:17.500
But, um, he also his back every now and then I'll look out like every three months and he's
00:26:29.980
And I have to go over there and I have to just deep rub his, you know, right above his
00:26:34.580
tail, just deep rub for like 10 minutes and he'll finally get feeling back in it.
00:26:38.780
And I've had that checked and they have no idea what it is.
00:26:44.000
So that, you know, he's, you know, he's, he's, he's on barry time too.
00:26:51.220
Uh, he's got health problems and, and, you know, I get them with health problems.
00:27:03.140
So I'm constantly fought, you know, in these, in some of these dogs, like Sweetie and, you
00:27:07.260
think Sweetie and Petey were dropped off and dumped.
00:27:11.200
And I know they were dumped and, um, they still, I still can't put a leash on Petey or Sweetie
00:27:17.380
because somebody beat them with a rope or something and you pull out a leash and they just cower
00:27:22.600
in a corner and you go towards them and they just go nuts.
00:27:26.820
And I can never be able to break it from them, but they're, they're sweet.
00:27:29.580
But it's, people who just have regular dogs you buy at the store, they don't, they don't know what
00:27:33.820
it's like to have the just totally abused dogs and how hard it is to, um, take care of times.
00:27:46.140
I got, these dogs are beaten and bashed and they're the worst of the worst.
00:27:51.180
And they, and they, and they do lash out and stuff and it's hard and I have the stitches
00:27:56.800
And then, you know, don't engage with these no matter what, uh, of course, you know, they
00:28:09.960
I mean, they, they were plotting my mom's death.
00:28:15.580
And they're just, you know, liberals are the scum of the earth.
00:28:23.220
They just want to make everybody's life as miserable as they are.
00:28:27.220
They're always going to be unsuccessful, miserable people.
00:28:35.720
I don't even have to, I don't have a second for them.
00:28:38.180
I will not spare a second of my life on that nonsense ever, ever.
00:28:43.440
But I mean, you know, it does, it sounds weird, but it works.
00:28:46.740
And when I offered to you and I was like, Hey, you know what?
00:28:49.160
If you have trouble sleeping, you know, I, I don't sleep anymore at all.
00:28:54.600
Just call me and, and I can just work on the show or do whatever.
00:28:57.820
And you can just hang on, hang out in the background.
00:29:00.260
Sometimes it's just nice to have somebody there.
00:29:05.160
And I cannot even, I thought about you all night.
00:29:09.080
Miles is just like this miracle dog that should have never made it.
00:29:12.420
They gave him two weeks to live five years ago.
00:29:14.940
And, and, and I, I'm telling you that dog's been one day from death for, for two years.
00:29:20.500
It seems like, um, sometimes he has a hard time getting out of bed in the morning.
00:29:24.520
And, um, I put him with the, uh, uh, he's always slept with Pedro, but I put him with
00:29:29.920
the twin, the twins were fighting and he's just like this peaceful thing.
00:29:34.500
So I let them sleep with them for about a month.
00:29:37.420
One time, of course, Pedro didn't like it, but I just did it to try to get them calm and
00:29:42.480
But, you know, they, they, when you let them out in the morning, they come out of there
00:29:46.780
And then it takes him a while and there's a few times he's sleeping so hard and he sleeps
00:29:51.540
kind of with his eyes open, his eyes roll back sometimes.
00:29:57.260
And I was like, I mean, that's how bad, that's how tough that dog is.
00:30:03.760
I mean, he's just, I mean, he's just been on death door so many times.
00:30:13.460
I mean, he got, he hit the back of the truck somehow.
00:30:17.600
I don't know if he could have ran into it and broke his neck.
00:30:22.860
I know I didn't run over him though, because I would have felt there was no like, boom,
00:30:30.140
And it definitely happened in the back, whatever it was.
00:30:33.600
Because, you know, you can hear it, you know, it was just like.
00:30:36.660
I was literally just, I didn't even think anything about the dog when I got out until
00:30:40.260
I saw him like acting weird when he was at the back of the truck.
00:30:44.860
I said, then I thought, did I run over your paw or something?
00:30:47.700
Because I know if I run over his paw, I probably wouldn't feel it.
00:30:49.760
I really don't think anything even like that happened.
00:30:57.440
I mean, he was so old and he was having such a great time and he was overexerting himself
00:31:07.900
I mean, you were constantly saying, I can't even believe smiles.
00:31:13.800
I don't know if he's aging in reverse or what, but he was having such a great time.
00:31:21.660
I know it's, it's, it doesn't, you know, it doesn't help right now, but it will later
00:31:26.280
that you gave this dog the greatest home, the greatest environment.
00:31:31.540
He had all of the room to run and to play with his, with his siblings and his children
00:31:38.700
This is like a typical day on a cat turd ranch.
00:31:47.780
Once they stop moving and they can't run anymore and they can't chase and they can't do anything.
00:31:52.700
And you got to remember for like four or five months, he could barely, even barely walk forward.
00:31:59.200
And so, I mean, that's him laying around and he just kind of hang out up there.
00:32:08.100
And I, I know that everybody wants to shift over to Pedro because he's been in the dumps
00:32:17.260
God, he just, he went out, he went out in the ranch today and looked behind every tree,
00:32:24.040
I mean, it was just the, he was just looking for him.
00:32:25.900
Then he, when he couldn't find him, he came back late in the sand and just put his head
00:32:29.440
down between his legs, just started whimpering.
00:32:34.100
You're going to have a couple of moments like that.
00:32:53.580
I mean, you know, we had all these jokes going around right when we thought that he wasn't
00:33:00.100
I mean, we, we were, we had all of these memes.
00:33:04.960
He is, and he has been very much a part of the litter mate family, the cat turd army,
00:33:15.220
If I don't get back to you and just, you know, I'm trying to read as many as possible.
00:33:19.240
I can't, if I've started trying to respond, then I can't read it near as many.
00:33:26.000
I'm trying to feel as much as I can on my end, but same goes for me.
00:33:29.760
If I haven't gotten back to you yet, I am so sorry.
00:33:42.220
Well, you know that they're going after President Trump's properties now.
00:33:47.300
They're, they're absolutely just, just going right on through that.
00:33:51.060
This is, this is a, just, just communist, straight up communism.
00:33:59.460
You've got breaking news with Marxist tyrant Letitia James.
00:34:03.000
She takes the first step in seizing Trump's assets, files judgments in Westchester County
00:34:15.540
They are going after everything it is that they can go after.
00:34:19.180
I mean, this is what you would, you would, you would completely expect from communist libs,
00:34:24.340
They, they think it's their problem property now.
00:34:26.680
And now all of a sudden the values have gone straight up sky high.
00:34:31.460
So here's just a little clip and you can see how they're shilling.
00:34:34.860
You need at least 30 days to get any of these properties sold.
00:34:39.040
But the property that you alluded to Mar-a-Lago potentially that could be something that could
00:34:45.780
I think the valuation is something in the hundreds of millions.
00:34:49.140
And I think there could be a buyer for something like that.
00:34:52.040
And that would be literally, if you're talking about doing that between now and Monday, that's
00:34:55.580
picking up the phone, calling someone, and then literally writing a check.
00:34:58.580
I mean, there could be plenty of international people who want to buy that property.
00:35:01.980
I mean, there's properties that are priced at 150 and 200 million that are nearby that.
00:35:06.480
And Palm Beach is like the Nvidia, Nvidia, excuse me, of real estate.
00:35:25.220
Letitia James is going to be the reason that President Trump is going to be handed this
00:36:14.280
I mean, this is what the source Bloomberg and CNN are reporting.
00:36:18.480
But you know exactly, just like I do, these properties are worth way more than that.
00:36:23.680
You look at the comps in Florida, if you've looked just in the neighborhood, you're talking
00:36:30.360
This Mar-a-Lago property, they want more than anything.
00:36:37.600
But they're starting with the golf courses and everything else.
00:36:40.800
The whole thing, it has turned into, here you've got the $355 million judgment plus daily interest.
00:36:55.060
You've got the Trump org CFO, Allen Weisselberg, who was ordered to pay $1 million.
00:37:02.400
You've got Donald Trump Jr. and Eric Trump, who were also ordered to pay millions of dollars
00:37:22.900
And of course, you've got President Trump, who's talking about it.
00:37:25.880
Even though I did nothing wrong, a radical left New York judge, a true Trump hater, Arthur
00:37:35.080
Are we allowed to speak about his unconstitutional gag order?
00:37:39.160
Picked a number out of thin air, $355 million plus interest.
00:37:46.120
Reminiscent of John Levitt's The Liar on SNL when it was good and wants me to bond it, which
00:37:54.060
is not possible for bonding companies to do in such a high amount before I can even appeal.
00:38:02.760
If I sold assets, then won the appeal, the assets would be forever gone.
00:38:08.340
Also, putting up money before an appeal is very expensive.
00:38:12.380
When I win the appeal, all of that money is gone and I would have done nothing wrong.
00:38:19.040
The crooked judge, who has already been overturned four times on this case, a record, fully understands
00:38:27.860
He gave us a demand which he knows is impossible to do.
00:38:32.140
This witch hunt between a bad judge and a corrupt and racist attorney general is horrible
00:38:39.560
In New York, businesses are fleeing while violent crime flourishes.
00:38:49.040
Just get the hell out of New York if you're there.
00:38:52.840
If anything happens and you're a conservative, they're going to throw you in jail for just
00:38:59.280
A guy tries to save a guy from killing and stabbing people.
00:39:01.880
They got him in for attempted murder because he choked and the guy died.
00:39:04.580
But you can actually be the murderer and stab people and stab five people and you're out
00:39:20.040
I mean, I don't understand how anybody would even want to visit that city.
00:39:37.820
There's nobody in there that's doing the work of the people or making this country great.
00:39:45.360
You've got an empty vessels, a vessel with a whole bunch of empty souls just wandering
00:39:51.320
around feeling like they're all powerful and mighty.
00:39:56.000
They are there for themselves and nothing else.
00:40:05.480
And these are the prices that are paid as a result of it.
00:40:11.480
I just we sit here, we talk about this all day long.
00:40:18.760
And I just want to bring everybody's attention to definitely call your senators and make sure
00:40:29.900
Again, thousands of pages that nobody's going to read.
00:40:32.900
Every bit of bullshit slipped in so all their friends can get rich.
00:40:41.240
Nothing for the border except to give the immigrants housing and food and credit cards
00:40:48.620
And they're supposed to take every one of these bills is the way the Congress is supposed to work.
00:40:54.360
You do a separate, you do a standalone bill for the military spending.
00:40:59.160
You do another standalone bill for the Department of Transportation.
00:41:04.600
But since they've gotten lazy since Obama, this is how they do it now.
00:41:07.720
They just throw everything for the year in there.
00:41:09.960
So we don't, literally, we don't even have a job the rest of the year.
00:41:21.680
And then they give the, okay, you've got, we're going to put it out 4 o'clock and we're
00:41:29.740
And this, and these scumbags in both parties that would vote for anything like this, they're
00:41:36.880
They're voting for something they can't possibly have read and don't care just so they can be
00:41:44.800
I mean, and to pass it into the, in the middle of the night, they know full well that nobody
00:41:50.500
And they can't possibly, but just quickly, a few people have dove right in and here you've
00:41:56.040
got one from in wokeness breaking the house appropriations committee just released a 1.2
00:42:05.340
Slipped in there is a 400,000 from our taxes funneled to Briar Patch Youth Services.
00:42:13.440
Briar Patch YS Youth Services gives 13-year-old kids chest binders, tuck equipment, counseling,
00:42:36.160
400,000 Baldwin requested this substance abuse and mental health services administration.
00:42:43.440
These are the people that need mental health counseling.
00:42:58.700
But you see, you know, we've always heard this story about Hollywood, right?
00:43:02.300
And you pasted, you put up that video the other day and we talked about that in the after
00:43:06.700
show about, but this is exactly what's happening in schools now.
00:43:10.820
Okay, your children are going into these lion dens with all of these, you know, LGBTQIA2S+,
00:43:21.200
whatever they are, and they're not the same when they're finished being brainwashed after
00:43:28.800
Then they go on to a coach or then they go on to an after-school program or what have you.
00:43:46.060
And I mean, what they're doing with Barron Trump right now, that sicko from NBCUniversal.
00:43:57.120
Liberals, just like when my mom dies and they do memes about her dying and I killed her and
00:44:08.460
Talking about the dog that I murdered my smiles.
00:44:12.160
The DeSantis online cringe team were making memes of it.
00:44:17.420
The DeSantis online cringe teams were the worst ones saying it was karma and I'm glad and
00:44:25.920
making, you know, memes of me running over a dog.
00:44:31.340
What took I just tweeted some of them saying it and that this is the way them scumbags are.
00:44:39.420
Tucker warned everybody about these people and it helped what scumbags they were.
00:44:44.760
And I tried to warn them, but I called them online, DeSantis online cringe team forever.
00:44:49.700
Well, they are and they lost and they're going to continue to lose and they're not going to
00:44:54.540
Again, they're going to be one of those, you know, soulless vessels that we talk about that
00:45:03.020
We're going to bring in new people from the middle.
00:45:05.000
We're going to bring in tons of Hispanic, tons of black voters.
00:45:07.940
We don't need you personally, your little online cringe and how you treat everybody.
00:45:13.180
And you know, bit different than a left and your hateful ass.
00:45:32.600
Every single time I turn around, the thing is like flipping like a house of cards constantly.
00:45:39.160
I don't want to go near it because if I open one, I'm going to be there all day.
00:45:42.280
And so I have to wait until I can get some time to sit down and start responding.
00:45:46.360
If I have responded to you, huh, that's amazing.
00:45:53.820
And that's why I don't understand why anybody even wastes their time with people like that.
00:46:02.800
They're not going to show up and they're not going to do anything for you.
00:46:07.020
If anything, they're just going to act like a plant.
00:46:11.460
I mean, you remember how a lot of these people were selling Trump merchandise.
00:46:18.600
And then all of a sudden, once they started getting paid by DeSantis, you didn't even recognize them.
00:46:30.900
I mean, so badly that bird brain beat him out in his own state.
00:47:02.400
You're going to give me a reputation over here, Kat.
00:47:07.820
And this is perfect because they out themselves.
00:47:11.560
This is from Defiant L's, another great account.
00:47:14.720
If you're, uses words against them because this is what they say.
00:47:43.420
And then first kid, a rare photo of nine-year-old Barron, son of Melania Trump, pictured, and Donald Trump.
00:47:54.780
First son could be a model, a very fashionable.
00:47:57.260
Barron Towers over his father, who is six foot three.
00:48:07.140
And he can't help it if he was born into a crime family.
00:48:10.120
So then he goes and makes this comment that Barron Trump turns 18 today.
00:48:16.280
You ought to be ashamed of yourself, NBCUniversal.
00:48:28.300
I think he's about, he's pushing on 7, I'm thinking.
00:48:37.380
I know I looked it up one time and they said 6'7.
00:48:46.240
I mean, some of these different things that I ran across today, it was just amazing.
00:48:50.900
You've got Google, who just, all right, so the whole week we were naming the show's bloodbath, right?
00:48:58.580
We were talking about all the different bloodbaths because they freaked out because President Trump used it accurately, correctly.
00:49:05.140
Well, now, all of a sudden, you've got Google, who just quietly changed its search results for the bloodbath definition.
00:49:18.900
So, on Sunday, March 17th, you have a ruthless slaughter of a great number of people, a people massacre.
00:49:28.500
On Thursday, March 21st, you have an event or situation in which many people are killed.
00:49:37.320
And then you have many people are killed in a violent matter.
00:49:40.960
He allowed the protest to go ahead despite warnings that it could spark a bloodbath.
00:49:46.180
So, you've got all of these examples of how Google, the power of words, looking up bloodbath definition on two top search engines, Google versus DuckDuckGo.
00:50:04.040
I mean, you've got savage, indiscriminate killing, a massacre, indiscriminate slaughter, the killing of multiple persons.
00:50:10.980
Then you have substantial losses by many people, as in mass termination of employment or widespread financial loss.
00:50:20.860
Well, everybody knows that that was what President Trump was referring to.
00:50:29.440
He was talking about the backdoor loophole in order for them to go ahead and take and claim that space.
00:50:35.560
Then you have the sudden market drop, created a bloodbath among over-optimistic investors.
00:50:44.080
Well, if you look at that compared to Google, here is Google's bloodbath.
00:50:48.620
And all they have here is an event or situation in which many people are killed in a violent matter.
00:51:03.220
They're not looking at any YouTube or, you know, any of the others that have been participating in all of this stuff.
00:51:15.960
Yet, Google and Meta appear to be overlooked again.
00:51:19.320
So, just in, you've got the Justice Department.
00:51:23.320
They have sued Apple, claiming that the iPhone maker has a monopoly.
00:51:29.920
When you're looking at Google and Meta, and you're not even going to bring them into the conversation?
00:51:42.720
Apple, I mean, there's, how many people don't have, I mean, everybody doesn't have an iPhone, and they have to get an iPhone.
00:51:52.260
There's a million different Androids and phones.
00:51:56.460
I mean, you can just go to Best Buy, and there's computers all the way down to every con you've never even heard of.
00:52:04.020
Well, they state that the monopoly over the phone market has harmed consumers, developers, and rival companies.
00:52:14.020
Like I said, Android probably sells almost as many.
00:52:29.400
Of course, you know, Elon Musk threw all this attention.
00:52:32.720
He just keeps trying to beat a dead horse, you know?
00:52:35.740
He just keeps beating it and beating it, and now I do this.
00:52:38.120
Now it's racist and talking about the interview, and nobody cares anymore.
00:52:43.300
It went from $2.2 million to $70,000, and that's terrible.
00:52:49.560
It wanted stock in Twitter and say-so in Twitter and $5 million or $10 million up front and a Cybertruck.
00:53:09.660
I mean, not the $2.2 million, but when your show settles in, we're going to get way more views than you get, and we're going to be on Rumble.
00:53:17.540
A free speech platform that totally supports what we do and supports the truth.
00:53:24.280
I'm thrilled with what Rumble is doing, and I'm thrilled with the sponsors.
00:53:29.080
In fact, I've got one today, and I want to make sure because everybody is talking about the Black Swan event.
00:53:35.080
And so if you have not gotten your wellness company kit yet, please make sure that you do so.
00:53:39.780
We've got all of these awesome doctors who are on this team.
00:53:49.640
I mean, this is something that you need just to have around the house because we have no idea what's going to happen,
00:53:56.020
especially with an election that they know they are going to lose in an absolute landslide.
00:54:00.740
So this medical emergency kit from the wellness company is honestly one of the best things I've seen.
00:54:06.000
You won't find anything like it in a store or pharmacy.
00:54:12.480
It is prescription-filled, and it has got things in there including ivermectin, amoxicillin, and Z-Pak,
00:54:20.000
plus a guidebook to tell you exactly how and when to use them.
00:54:24.020
You should have at least one of these kits in your home, whether it's a global conflict, causing drug shortages,
00:54:38.100
I don't even have eggs in my store over there right now.
00:54:46.680
And this is the second week in a row, and it has been days since I've had eggs at my store.
00:54:57.740
But this is something that you need to have around because we have no idea what's going to happen,
00:55:03.980
if it's going to be another health care crisis or something else,
00:55:07.080
especially with the border being open the way it is.
00:55:09.620
So a lot of people are removing themselves from the health care system just in case,
00:55:14.180
and they are now safeguarding their family's health, which you can understand.
00:55:18.160
So if you go to twc.health forward slash cat turd, you can go ahead and save $30 off your kit.
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00:55:32.300
Once you've paid, complete the intake form, and your kit will be shipped to your door.
00:55:36.500
No waiting or expensive doctor's visit, nothing like that,
00:55:40.080
where they would likely refuse your request even for one of these scripts.
00:55:44.700
So all eight of these prescription medications are shipped to your door in approximately two weeks.
00:55:53.760
It's as low as the cost of a single doctor's visit.
00:55:57.880
Head on over to twc.health forward slash cat turd and use cat turd at the checkout,
00:56:06.280
So hopefully you will all be prepared because we don't know.
00:56:08.940
I mean, from one day to the next, it's something completely different.
00:56:15.440
I have no idea how that even happened, but I'm out of eggs.
00:56:20.200
And that's why I'm so glad we have Patriot Supply, which I talked about yesterday,
00:56:26.300
That's another company that we have a sponsorship deal with,
00:56:34.940
I mean, you just, you don't know when you're going to need this stuff.
00:56:44.800
You don't know what's going to happen with these fools.
00:56:47.420
So definitely make sure that you hit them up as well.
00:56:51.120
And if you go over to Patriot Supply, you can use the code CATTURD,
00:56:55.120
and you can get $200 off a three-month emergency food supply kit,
00:57:02.760
So this is where I'm going to make sure that I stock up,
00:57:05.500
because you have no idea what's going to happen from one day to the next.
00:57:09.540
So when you go to preparewithcatturd.com, you just have to go to the website,
00:57:16.560
and you'll save $200 per kit over there as well.
00:57:22.020
I wasn't even supposed to advertise them, but those two together work.
00:57:27.260
So I just want to make sure that I pass it along.
00:57:55.040
I was sleeping off and on, but I was just so upset.
00:57:57.400
You know, every time you wake up, you get more upset,
00:58:00.280
and, you know, I always go right to his room and let him and Pedro go out
00:58:04.460
and take a dump, and it's just like he's not there.
00:58:09.400
I know that everybody – I mean, everybody responded.
00:58:12.820
I know I hugged my little boys a little bit closer and tighter yesterday.
00:58:25.020
I mean, I don't know what his life was like before,
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but I know the last five years he couldn't have been more taken care of
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than he was, and, you know, whatever happened to him,
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if he hit the back of the truck, had a heart attack, whatever,
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And like I say, thank God I didn't eight months ago put him to sleep
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I mean, when you've got a dog like that and he's just in pain
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and he can't walk anymore and he literally can't even, like, stand up to peace,
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you know, laying down and crapping, laying down,
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And I tried every prescription and I tried every natural remedy, man.
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You know, what's it going to hurt at this point?
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And somehow, and it was just like it was a five-month decline that just happened
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And I just like, I remember the last day I was trying to pull him in the room
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and he was just in so much pain and I just couldn't walk anymore.
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And I was just like, the only thing I can think to do is I know he needs to lose
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I'm just going to not starve him, but I'm going to really put him on a massive diet
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And I got him down about 15 pounds and he slowly started coming back.
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And he's been kind of going back down again, like, towards that,
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And then the last week or two, he's just like been a puppy again.
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I said, he's just, I don't know what happened to him.
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He's just like, was aging in reverse all of a sudden.
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I think it has a lot to do with the weather and stuff like that
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because it's been real cool in the mornings, like 40 degrees.
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I just didn't know if he's going to make it through another summer
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Well, we are just, I mean, devastated by the whole thing, just as you are.
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just know that you are so loved by so many people all around the world.
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And they just love what you're doing with the animals
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and know that you gave him the very best home that he could possibly have imagined.
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Well, that's the first one that's died since I've been rescuing for a lot,
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you know, real hardcore for the last eight years.
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I did have an old cat named Floyd that lived to be 21 years old.
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the first one I got was, I found on a job was Pickles.
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And she's been, she's the only dog or cat I got that's really fat.
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And, and, um, she's, um, the amazing thing about her is I took her to the vet,
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got her fixed, got all of her shots, uh, just since she was healthy enough.
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And then there was a time I thought she, I mean, I real squirrely getting her to live.
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She was so weak and so little, had worms, you know, just, it was just a miracle.
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She survived and she just got fat about a year later.
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And I just, I felt so bad for her starving to death.
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I guess I didn't do anything about it, but you know, she's 15 years old, never been to
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the, never been back to the doctor one time in 15 years.
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You know, as a miracle it is for your, any of your animals to live to be 15.
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And I don't, I mean, she just, I don't, you know, she could go anytime.
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She's just like, you know, she's got arthritis real bad and have to pick her up and put her
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And I know she's not got much time left either.
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That you, you know, and you helped talk me into getting an animal again, because when
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I lost my cat of 15 years, I was so broken hearted.
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At least I didn't up until now, but I only had cats.
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And so, you know, that was a whole new experience.
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But the reason why I chose dogs is so I didn't feel like I was cheating on my, my kitty cat
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I love all my animals, but I, I do get closer to dogs than I do cats.
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I'd be lying if I didn't say it because they're just, they're just, they're so loving.
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You know, cats are kind of, you know, cat, I, all my cats are rescue feral.
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So, you know, they're even hard to, they, I can pet them sometimes.
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The only three I got, I've got, I've got, I've got four that, you know, Chubbs is a
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And then, um, I think Pootie's almost 12 now, but.
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And then Mau Mau's probably three or four now, but they are really loving.
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I mean, you, you think you have one in the garage and then one gets out and then there
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And then you're out in the swamp trying to find one because you heard a meow.
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I mean, you're like the animal whisperer for real.
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And you do everything that you can for these, for these animals.
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Please don't ever feel like you didn't give them the absolute best home because everybody
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knows that you did and you do on the regular basis.
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I don't think it had anything to do with your truck.
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It definitely had anything to do with me making a mistake.
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I just, I mean, accidents do happen no matter what you do.
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I mean, you definitely, you don't want to see him die like that or, you know, and
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when you don't know and you're never going to know it's, well, and we always just the
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This, this, you know, the, the bang on the back of the truck wasn't like somebody banging
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It could have been a, there wasn't a, there wasn't a, you were trying to clear anyway.
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No, there was no limb back there, but it wasn't a hump.
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Like something like ran into the truck, not that it was under the truck, but I mean, it just
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And then it was like, like I say, 45 seconds after I put it in drive, he was, he was gone.
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I'm just trying to deal with, it's going to be hard for a long time, especially for the
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And just my whole routine is so messed up today.
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And it's just, you know, I just, I try to go out and do some yard work today and just
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So of course this hit you just like, like it would, and I don't have children either.
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So if anything were to happen to mine, which we know it will, it's just a matter of time.
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It's not if it's when it happens to everybody, but it happens so quickly.
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And especially I live on a ranch and they're, they run around seven acres and there's animals
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And that, I mean, they get, they grab big snakes.
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I remember that snake bit Petey and sweetie and their eyes swole shut and I never even
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I mean, they were in trouble for like a week and it just, they, this isn't like dogs that
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live in your apartment or live in your house and in the suburbs.
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I mean, I live way out in the country and these dogs are, I mean, they, they, they're, they've
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got acres of fenced in to run in and it's just the animals they come in contact with the
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snakes and the man, I had a huge possum, um, monkey.
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The first animal she encounters a possum that could have just bit her face off and had to
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Well, and they'll find a snake and they'll play tug of war and everything else.
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You don't know what kind of snake, they don't know what kind of snake.
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And then, you know, there's rattlesnakes everywhere.
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Side eyed smiles is just an absolute, just a beautiful, was a beautiful dog.
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The, like you said, one of the most meme dogs that I've ever seen.
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And that side eye was better than, than it's done with people.
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I remember this one with Joe Biden in the background.
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And that's where he was all day before he died.
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So that's what he got to ride in his favorite spot.
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And even when it, God, you wouldn't believe what I went through when he couldn't walk.
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I'd literally have to put him on his side and get, like, you know, lay him on his side on the ramp.
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And then pull him to the other side with a big tarp and just pull him up that ramp so he can sit in the truck most of the day.
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That's where he wanted to be when I thought he was, you know, really going about eight months ago.
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And I just want to quickly just give everybody that donated to the show a shout out because you all are just so kind and so sweet.
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And we appreciate it more than you can possibly imagine.
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So I have to get up here to the top because I lose the chat room.
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And Renee normally will put them together for me, but it's so much work that I try to take that off of her.
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South O'Sherry, in memory of sweet smiles and for a toy for Sir Pedro.
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Then you have Lucy Lou Lane who says, thank you for giving smiles the best life ever.
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Then you have Gordon Ear who says, love to cat from Wings and Pirate.
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In honor of smiles age, run like a puppy, dear, smiles.
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You will walk over that beautiful rainbow bridge someday.
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Cat Turd with all your fur babies and with the Cat Turd Ranch will live in eternity.
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The best real patriot humanitarian for Cat and his pup turds and the mini kitty turds.
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Then you have Miss Molly who says, with love for Molly and Sidney, in memory of sweet smiles, rest easy, good buddy.
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I'm not sure if it's supposed to be Disney fan.
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It says, Cat, because of you and your love for animals, smiles will be with us, with all of us.
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One day at a time, strangers become friends and help you through your loss.
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Then you have, if Enola says, I'm sorry, Cat, that's what happened to my English shepherd, Scarlett.
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She put her paws on the bed, looked at me and collapsed.
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She passed away on the way to the emergency, keeping you in prayer.
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You have Bex0921, my 13-year-old man, Huck, our bossy 11-year-old Gracie and myself are sad for your loss.
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Then you have Bama Shisha who says, smiles always made my heart smile.
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Then you have Zoe Grant who says, keeping you in my prayers, Cat.
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You have PatriotGirl24 who says, my heart breaks for you, Cat Turd.
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Renee McCurry says, I read on Twitter X today, smiles, America's dog.
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Then you have Maris4 who says, in honor of smiles, Aloha USA1 who says, smiles has his wings now.
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Then you have Sin Clower who says, in memory of smiles.
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I mean, you know, I didn't even read what you wrote yesterday.
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I was reading these and I started just breaking down and I went, nope, I cannot read what Cat wrote.
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Tri-Stater72 says, lots of love and prayers to CatTurd.
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And then you have got, I just want to make sure I don't miss anybody.
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Cat, you have gotten more love and more support out there than anybody.
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And we will absolutely miss smiles and keep him in our thoughts and prayers.
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If you need me, you know I'm just a phone call away.
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But I think it's just this news cycle and just the constant, you know, what the left
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I'm not doing anything but staring at the ceiling anyway, probably.
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Like, I feel guilty whenever I, you know, call you and I'm like, ooh, it's really late
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And then you have Nadine Andrea 13 who says, love to Cat Turd and smiles side eye forever.