It's Stampede Day, it's beans and frank's day, and it's World Cup Soccer Day. We also hear from the Wildrose and its new leader Paul Hinman, and we talk about another rate hike.
00:03:38.520It's always a masochistic endeavor for anybody to get involved in, I'll tell you that.
00:03:44.240We're going to talk to Paul and see what's up.
00:03:45.540They've got an AGM coming up pretty soon.
00:03:46.940Maybe they'll be able to resolve some things and get their stuff sorted out
00:03:49.860because we've got an election less than a year away. Andrew Ruland of Integrated Wealth Management
00:03:54.040is going to come on. He's been on before. He's a great guest. You know, he's a good conservative
00:03:58.760thinking man. And of course he knows about wealth management because we want to talk about this
00:04:02.760sudden, wow, here we go. Another interest rate hike and they're going to keep coming and it's
00:04:07.160going to impact us and we need to talk about it. So we'll get to that. Now let's see what I'm going
00:04:12.220on about today. I'm going to start with a quote I used yesterday from Iron Mike Tyson, where
00:04:16.960everyone has a plan until they get punched in the mouth. The plan right now is to defeat climate
00:04:22.600change through the banning and reducing of fertilizer use. This plan is being pushed by
00:04:26.220the World Economic Forum and its acolytes in roles of authority like Justin Trudeau and the Dutch
00:04:32.820Prime Minister Mark Rutte or Ruti. The punch in the mouth for those people will be the unrest
00:04:38.360generated though through world hunger. The government of Sri Lanka was basically toppled
00:04:44.200this month through a citizen uprising sparked by a fertilizer ban that crippled the nation and
00:04:48.460shot food costs through the roof. The Netherlands have been paralyzed for weeks due to an uprising
00:04:53.460of farmers protesting against their fertilizer bans that would be economically catastrophic to
00:04:58.480them. Farmers know how essential fertilizers are as they watch crop yields carefully. Citizens are
00:05:05.160soon going to know how essential fertilizers are as they watch the cost of food staples rise beyond
00:05:09.560reach. While it hasn't been making headlines in the legacy media, Canada has a plan to cut fertilizer
00:05:15.480use by 30% below 2020 levels in less than eight years. If this plan is imposed, it's going to be
00:05:22.200a disaster for Canadian agricultural producers who are already struggling under the weight
00:05:26.040of increasing carbon taxes. This will of course lead to explosively rising food costs for Canadian
00:05:31.000consumers and it'll even impact world food prices since Canada is a major agricultural exporter.
00:05:37.340Government leaders don't understand how essential fertilizers are because they live in cloistered worlds where their every expense, including food, is covered by the taxpayers.
00:05:45.900I mean, while people struggle to keep their families nourished, Canada's governor general spent $93,000 to feed her entourage on a flight to the Middle East.
00:05:54.080The bill didn't even include drinks. I mean, they must have been snorting powdered truffles or something to bring the price that high.
00:06:01.400And that's the sort of thing that fosters citizen uprisings
00:06:04.620if our blinded leaders don't see it coming and won't understand why it's happening.
00:06:08.820The world's population has nearly doubled since 1975.
00:06:12.960Yet if you look, world famines have virtually vanished.
00:06:15.680The images of hunger we observed from the 80s and 90s are rare today.
00:06:19.420Famines, they still happen, but they're usually localized and caused by wars and civil unrest
00:06:23.460or by socialism, such as in Venezuela.
00:06:26.640modern farming practices are the sole reason we don't see millions of people starving to death
00:06:31.280every year yield of food per acre on a modern farm has been rising as fast or faster than world
00:06:36.560populations have soil management and chemical fertilizer is the game changer here and our
00:06:42.640ideologically blinded elites in government want to ban these fertilizers look organic farming
00:06:48.720using manure-based fertilizers and hand weeding is a nice novelty and a luxury it's not a realistic
00:06:55.040means to produce food. We need fertilizers along with chemicals like ammonia to produce the high
00:06:59.780yields we require to feed the world. Now, when a family is malnourished or starving, nothing else
00:07:06.320matters. No amount of virtue signaling from vacuous politicians like Trudeau or dire warnings of a
00:07:12.380one degree rise in world temperature are going to make a difference to people in that condition.
00:07:19.340Of course, and I've messed up my teleprompter. I wrote all this in such good faith.
00:07:53.980Canada's on the road to having that wake-up call as well.
00:07:56.880Green dreams are nothing more than fluffy ideals when citizens can't pay the bills.
00:08:02.420Will the government die on the climate change hill, or will they face economic reality and let hydrocarbons and chemical fertilizers continue to foster prosperity?
00:08:10.320If they do refuse to face reality, the next question will be whether they're removed electorally or through an uprising.
00:08:17.600Citizens won't stand by and starve for the climate ideals of elitists in government any longer.
00:08:24.220The reality check's coming, guys, and it's going to get hungry.
00:08:27.080All right, so that's what's got me wound up today.
00:08:29.420Let's bring in our news editor and see what he's wound up about this morning.
00:12:25.600Yes, today is the day we do the pipeline.
00:12:27.320That's our weekly show with Dave and Derek and I, where we break down a number of issues,
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00:12:41.720remind you of all these stories going on. That one in Pentecton really has been going on with a bit
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00:14:06.620Let's see, I'm going to look at some other stuff that didn't pop up in our news quite yet, I don't think, but Starbucks, yeah, a Starbucks in Calgary has unionized.
00:14:15.260Yes, this is going to end well for sure.
00:14:17.720So, you know, we can look forward to, because the coffee at Starbucks wasn't expensive or pretentious enough yet.
00:14:23.420now is going to be made by what a barista making $30 an hour with a massive pension plan. I think
00:14:29.220we're seeing the beginning of the end of Starbucks. I find it kind of funny and ironic though you
00:14:33.580watch if you look at the whole history and progression of Starbucks you know it started
00:14:36.640way out in the left coast and it was the hippie coffee. It was the trendy coffee. It was the
00:14:41.020left-wing coffee. It was all ethically sourced. It was cool but of course they were a victim of
00:14:46.440their own success. I mean they're across all of North America and they're huge. They're a big
00:14:51.200big business. And of course, eventually, the woke left turns on their own. And they've turned on
00:14:56.280Starbucks quite some time ago. Now it has to be, you know, some sort of little corner shop owned
00:15:01.780in a bad part of town run, you know, serving cat poop coffee or something like that. Starbucks is
00:15:06.840still enduring and hanging in there. But they are, this will be a death knell. And they got a whole
00:15:12.160bunch of them going union all over the place. And part of that is, of course, they've attracted and
00:15:15.760drawn all these woke entitled uh chodes as staff to work in their stores and it's caught up with1.00
00:15:21.840them go woke go broke that's the atmosphere you fostered it's going to cost you it's unfortunate0.77
00:15:27.900but uh yeah claudette saying they're already closing a bunch of starbucks to starbucks down
00:15:32.760yeah and there's a whole whack of them 16 locations right away are getting shut down
00:15:36.240and they're blaming uh uh saying it's not safe environment to set up you know and things well
00:15:41.800that's part of it. If they're in urban areas downtown, as we know in Calgary, pretty much
00:15:46.220every other liberal run city, the downtowns are getting extremely dangerous for everybody.
00:15:51.660But they also were saying that we've been having trouble with, you know, getting rid of our0.97
00:15:56.780systemic racism and all these other things and all this introverted woke crap and talk. They're0.99
00:16:01.920saying they're going to shut down their own thing because they can't deal with their own
00:16:04.620woke regulations. Basically, it's just nuts, but that's fine. So we can witness and watch them
00:16:11.420commit economic suicide. And don't worry, there will be plenty of other independent coffee
00:16:17.520outlets that will open up and won't be so stupid as to get a bunch of employees who are going to0.98
00:16:22.540sign up for the Steelworkers Union. That's what it was, the Steelworkers Union that signed up0.98
00:16:26.380these baristas. And they'll be able to serve you coffee and mispronounce your name that's written0.99
00:16:31.460on the cup, just like Starbucks and probably at a better price. But it's one of the things making
00:16:37.000in the news. And again, businesses should take note. I mean, we've got some tough economic times
00:16:41.300coming. Jane and I, I owned that bar in Prittis, and it was connected with Jane's cafe, and we
00:16:47.180made coffee. We had baristas. We made good stuff. It's a tough go. It's narrow margin, you know? I
00:16:51.500mean, hey, a good barista is worth something. They're worth paying. I'm not saying it's totally
00:16:54.460without skill, but, you know, it's limited, and you've got to get realistic with these things.
00:17:02.460and uh well we'll see where this where this goes but i i i the strong will survive in business
00:17:08.940if government will get out of the way that's when the uh things uh fall off the rails as soon as
00:17:14.100government gets mixed around in it let's just theo saying cory did you borrow that shirt from
00:17:17.620maxine bernier hey that's not very nice i'll have maxine bernier on friday by the way if you're
00:17:22.340wondering we'll see what kind of shirt he's got on it's got some color and everything i'm going
00:17:26.000to the stampede grounds today i'm checking it out i gotta have the stampede wear on i still got a
00:17:30.980a terrible memory of being on one of those spinning rides and I puked all over a babysitter
00:17:35.240when I was a kid, way many, many years ago. And you see with this, if I get sick at the,
00:17:39.780at the stampede, nobody's going to notice, you know? So if I'm trying one of those cricket
00:17:44.100hot dogs or something like that, I can just, you know, wipe it off and it's not going to be
00:17:47.660noticed. That was a mistake that Taves made when, when he went out in his Western wear and the
00:17:52.480media focused, you know, our great old mainstream media, because he, he had a splotch of mustard
00:17:56.140or something on his shirt. Big deal. But either way, you're not going to spot it on this thing.
00:18:02.800So let's see here. Yes, we've got lots going on. I see Paul sitting in the lobby. Hey,
00:18:08.620I'll pull him in here if he's ready to roll. Let's get on to things other than my fashion sense
00:18:13.400and talk about what's happening with the Wildrose Independence Party, because I'm kind of concerned
00:18:17.740about it. So let's see what's up here, Paul. How's it going? Going good, Corey. Got to say,
00:18:23.820You've got some good ones today, but I have to start off with, do I have to
00:19:19.340If I can just keep them surviving through the winter and into spring,
00:19:22.440think it's a success i'll worry about actually producing honey next year yeah well you you
00:19:26.680might actually get some this year and i lost mine i think three years ago i had two two hives lost
00:19:32.840them in the winter time and so last when last year i bought one i didn't really get hardly any honey
00:19:38.520but they survived i'm excited and i hope this year i get some honey but nothing sweeter than a little
00:19:44.040bit of alberta honey yeah well it's that issue i guess you know if you don't keep them maintained
00:19:49.160you could end up deleting your hive in the winter basically but we'll see yep yep so getting back to
00:19:55.400we had john a little while ago things were pretty uh uh heated i guess between yourself and the
00:20:00.440executive of the wild rose independence party uh now i mean we'll need this explained i i know
00:20:06.760you're still out there you're serving as leader you're you're holding town hall meetings you did
00:20:10.680one in southwood recently uh but at the same time the executive is claiming that they have an interim
00:20:16.440leader you're no longer the leader and and they're just moving ahead uh what's going on well like
00:20:22.200usual they're not really doing anything in public but they love meeting their little secret meetings
00:20:26.360and uh organizing and i don't know pontificating on things but we got to talk to albertans
00:20:32.200it's exciting to be out there's just so many issues and you know you talked earlier about
00:20:37.160tamara albertans should be up in arms our government should be up in arms and saying
00:20:41.880bring her back i mean how many years ago was it that we put out 10.5 million dollars to an
00:20:46.920individual that was supposedly wrongfully you know detained this is just unbelievable to me and we
00:20:53.640need some leadership in government to reach out and stop this insanity and i don't know it's
00:20:59.560frustrating again who can believe that we've gone from from the the wokeism of climatology and the
00:21:07.160the fact that climate is changing which by the way folks it's always changed um to saying that
00:21:13.320they're going to reduce fertilizer and yet in their back breath they talk about humanity and
00:21:17.880the importance of bringing up you know reducing poverty and feeding the world uh that their
00:21:23.000actions actually show who they are these are not good people they don't have good motives that they
00:21:29.720want to hurt humanity they want people to be dependent on government they want us to own
00:21:34.920nothing and and we need some leadership we need a government that is actually going to be there to
00:21:40.200protect the individuals their rights their life their liberty their property their pursuit of
00:21:44.200happiness and all those things are being undermined and we we just need to get out and and i guess
00:21:51.160reach out to albertans and i love your statement uh go woke go broke boy does that um pertain to
00:21:57.320government more than anywhere our governments have gone woke and we're running massive deficits a one
00:22:04.120percent interest rights today what's that going to do to people that their mortgages are coming due
00:22:09.000it's just it's shameful yeah well pivot it back i mean especially as conservatives we're sometimes
00:22:16.680our own worst enemies drew barnes has been the only elected official really and it's you know
00:22:21.000tamara leach is his constituent and he's been speaking up and speaking out on her behalf but
00:22:25.320the silence from the ucp on an alberta constituent on this of course has been deafening uh but drew
00:22:31.560is also an example of if you speak up too much you get kicked out of your party and and likewise
00:22:36.760i still want to kind of get to you know questions with the wilders independence party you've got
00:22:41.080an agm coming up in a week and change uh what's going to happen there well i i think our members
00:22:47.640are going to take our party back but uh again you know when you're up against a cabal that has you
00:22:53.080know the communications locked down the website locked down um they basically you know put a
00:22:58.920stranglehold on on every area of our membership and putting out their you know ridiculous letters
00:23:05.160and the slanderous letters that they're shooting ourselves in the foot and it's very discouraging
00:23:12.280you know that i don't know whether you want to call them plants um gangsters whether they're
00:23:19.000agents of destruction that you've been fighting the independent movement longer than anything
00:23:24.920cory and you understand but boy you really have to wonder you know some of these individuals that
00:23:29.560they've come in to make sure that we're not successful and i have great faith in our
00:23:34.160memberships here on the 23rd of july at baymont in red deer our members will take the party back
00:23:41.540we can't have a cabal of 10 um destroying our party in the future for alberta yeah well that's
00:23:48.460what to talk about because that's what kind of surprised me when i talked with you and rick
00:23:52.740Northey recently was, okay, there's some disputes, there's some problems. That's hardly new in the
00:23:57.420parties. We know that all too well. But when you have an AGM coming that close, that's when ideally
00:24:02.560you'd say, well, let's throw it out on the floor at the AGM. We're going to have the members here.
00:24:07.300And this is when we can hash it out instead of trying to radically change the party 10 days
00:24:13.040before an AGM and leave members without a choice. So I imagine, I mean, you're going to be attending
00:24:20.240that AGM and I hope it's a productive one. I think it'll be very productive. And again,
00:24:26.640you know, one of the sad things that we all realize is what people are like when they're
00:24:32.320intoxicated or high. And it's a real problem in our society when people get into that.
00:24:38.160The thing that I've realized more than anything when it comes to government and power and these
00:24:42.640institutions is that people become intoxicated and high with power. And again, they're just
00:24:49.040drunk and not thinking reasonable. And like I said, I have great faith in the members stepping
00:24:55.060up and saying, you know, we don't need you anymore to tell us what we can and can't do. And you don't
00:25:00.060respond to our emails and you don't, there's been such a disconnect. And again, it goes back to what
00:25:05.260we're talking with climate change. These woke individuals and woke politicians who want to
00:25:11.320reduce fertilizer and take away, you know, cheap fuel that helps, you know, an input into our basic
00:25:17.860life and living and and it's the same with with inside government and our our current board
00:25:23.380there's a a cabal of them it's not all of them but but the majority and they just kind of like
00:25:29.780i say they're grasping at every angle they can uh the information is hard to get we don't even know
00:25:36.180who's up for elections and it's very disappointing to see the way they're operating and what they're
00:25:42.100going to do going into the agm but but the members are fired up and they want their freedom and they
00:25:46.660want their party and they want to save alberto that's it it is frustrating i mean i want to see
00:25:52.340a good competitive uh election i want to see multiple parties really making a push and
00:25:57.060unfortunately when you're spending more time putting out fires from within rather than getting
00:26:00.740ready for an election in less than a year it makes it difficult and there is so much to push back as
00:26:05.380you said there's irrational people and uh you know drunkenness is almost a good comparison like i said
00:26:11.540in my opening monologue i mean these are world economic forum type people these are elitists
00:26:16.660these are ones that don't understand what it is to have difficulty paying the rent or
00:26:20.980feeding the family as i said it's it's national franken beans day you know i was laughing about
00:26:25.300that as a comfort food but that's also a food that you feed when you're a parent because you0.99
00:26:29.060can't afford much for kids and these imbeciles are trying to ban fertilizers and fossil fuels0.99
00:26:36.020it's absurd but they're disconnected from the realities of the majority of the world1.00
00:26:40.980Yes, I've said many times, I think I said it last time I was on your show, these are economic imbeciles that are sitting around the table eating chicken nuggets, plotting on how to get rid of chicken farms.0.99
00:30:07.900It's just so discouraging to look at Trudeau and Biden and the world leaders
00:30:12.980and their ploy to say, oh, we're going to save the world
00:30:16.820because the climate catastrophe is here.
00:30:19.240I mean, even Mayor Gondike, you know, calling a climate emergency. Do these people know what emergency is? No, they don't. The Emergency Act, just that in itself, I've come to realize after the flood in High River in 2013 in Calgary, you've got to let people be free to protect themselves, their property and do things.
00:30:39.600And when government steps in, I'm sorry, the outcome is diminished, if not, I want to say complicated, made worse.
00:30:49.700And there's just so many opportunities that we have here.
00:30:52.580And it's critical that we're able to get out and talk to Albertans and let them realize there is a viable option.
00:30:59.040You don't have to vote for the best of the worst.
00:31:01.060You can actually vote for what you believe in.
00:31:03.400And that's what the Wild Rose Independence Party is about and why we're here.
00:31:06.760and we need people to come out to the AGM and oust this cabal of individuals who want to destroy
00:31:14.260all of that. Well, I want to close it out so that that AGM is in about 10 days. Where can
00:31:22.100people find out information or can they contact you, I guess, because the information from the
00:31:25.420party is now sort of limited. You know, I haven't actually gone to my website to see if it's up
00:31:31.360there, Paul at paulhinman.com, but, um, it should be on the party's website, wildrosenation.com.
00:31:37.360Um, but if not, yeah, give us a call at 1-888-262-1888 or email me at paulhinman at gmail.com.
00:45:17.840You're talking about Ukraine, I imagine. Well, that's tied in with Russia, which is much, much bigger than Canada, even much less Alberta. And they were the ones, you know, supplying a lot of oil and gas to a whole lot of the West. It's kind of like Andrew was talking about, though, when other countries are saying, well, we're not going to take that product anymore. Well, that impacts the markets, and they're trying to get more of the oil and gas from elsewhere, and it's going to put the prices up.
00:46:32.920So yeah, China and India, you know, if Germany and the others are saying they don't want Russian
00:46:36.980products, China and India will take it. Bring it over here. And you know what? China and India0.76
00:46:41.860would be overjoyed to get, say, Canadian liquid natural gas, but we're busy punching ourselves
00:46:46.080in the balls and shutting off our terminals before we even get them built. You know,
00:46:50.720the Trans Mountain Pipeline, I'll be lucky if my great-grandchildren see oil going through that
00:46:54.780thing. I know. Every time I mention it, people go, we're working on it. I know you're working on it.
00:46:59.560It's not your fault. It's not the fault of the guys on the ground and the gals on the ground working their butts off trying to get this thing going. It's because, of course, when government manages anything, it stinks. And so, yeah, we are really being foolish. We could be making it like bandits right now.0.74
00:47:14.780If we had a liquid natural gas terminal feeding the East Coast, and we had one on the West Coast right now, and we had Energy East taking oil products East, if we had a pipeline taking oil down to the Keystone, and we had the Trans Mountain expansion, and maybe even the Northern Gateway, with world oil prices right now, Canada would be one of the richest nations on the planet.
00:47:36.860it. We would have the world by the tail. We'd be doing fantastic because we'd be filling that void
00:47:42.000all over, whether we're selling it to Europe, whether we're selling it to India, it doesn't
00:47:45.500matter. It's a world market. Unfortunately, we've had Prime Minister Ding Dong for the last few
00:47:51.040years, shutting all of that stuff in, including fertilizer. We're having problems with capital
00:47:55.440projects, Saskatchewan with their potash mining, fantastic resource, but we aren't developing it
00:48:01.600nearly fast enough to keep up with what's going on right now. Maddening, maddening. Let's see
00:48:10.600what else we got going on. Speaking of, you know, some economics. So yeah, the Rogers hearings are
00:48:15.300opening on Friday, I guess. We have a committee is being held over the whole Rogers outage.
00:48:21.800What a wake-up call, speaking of those, for a whole lot of people. One company has an issue,
00:48:26.380which they never really said what that issue was, but it shut them down for, what was it, 15 hours?
00:48:31.860What a catastrophe. I didn't know. I don't pay attention to these things.
00:48:35.520I didn't realize that basically you can't buy anything with debit in Canada if Rogers isn't running in full.
00:48:42.580Again, I got credit cards. I mean, it had limited impact on me because I had credit and I used Telus.
00:48:47.740But for anybody who didn't have a credit card at their disposal, didn't have cash and had to rely on debit,
00:48:52.400they were screwed for 15 hours. If they relied on a Rogers phone, they had no communications for
00:48:58.000that long. And of course, they want to follow through and wonder about what's going on.
00:49:02.40012 million subscribers had that issue. But what we need is more competition.
00:49:08.960Why is one company impacting so much? Now, you see, there's where we get difficult.
00:49:13.760See, the government, people start talking about antitrust and forcing to break them up and
00:49:17.040everything. I'm more of the opposite route, open it up, let some more smaller companies get in
00:49:22.320and get operating, quit over-regulating the crap out of this thing. And that will drive some
00:49:29.280competition. Why is it impossible with a business, if it's got a debit system to, in the case of an
00:49:36.280emergency or an event like this, why is it impossible for them not to transfer to another
00:49:39.760service until things are resolved? And maybe that's some of the things this committee is going
00:49:42.840to discuss. But boy, what a vulnerability we found ourselves with. But again, the solution
00:49:47.600is often the opposite direction of what we need. You know, to have the government strangle it more,
00:49:53.660regulate it more, that's what led us to having only really a handful of major providers up here.
00:49:58.580We need a bunch of them. We need a bunch of internet providers, a bunch of phone providers.
00:50:02.780And I assure you, your prices will come down and your service will get better. Canada has some of
00:50:06.460the highest sell and data rates on the planet by far.
00:50:12.000And the reason is they can get away with it
00:50:13.440because we've got only a handful of providers.
00:50:16.640So, you know, let's examine these things.
00:50:19.200Okay, I'm going to speak about one of our sponsors quickly here.
00:50:21.400And that's the Canadian Shooting Sports Association.
00:50:23.800Before we get on to, it looks like I'm almost ready
00:50:25.860for a stampede ground update there in a little bit here.
00:50:28.600So the Canadian Shooting Sports Association,
00:50:30.380they have been a great sponsor for us for a while.
00:50:32.480And yes, if you own firearms, you're considering owning firearms,
00:50:35.840or if you just support the rights for property
00:55:09.960the fireworks are spectacular this year the fireworks are accompanied by a drone show as well
00:55:14.220so you'll see a coordinated drone show up in the sky playing alongside about 15 minutes of fireworks
00:55:20.060yeah very cool I've seen certain grandstand shows where it almost seemed like a Cirque du Soleil
00:55:26.880type performance they've been incredible over the years you must be really happy to be kind of
00:55:32.640getting back to this hey we're thrilled and we're just thrilled that the guests are having a good
00:55:36.740time we know it's been busy we've been having record days down here at Stampede
00:55:40.400Park but everyone's just so happy to be out again oh my gosh it is so true I
00:55:45.480would agree with that and again it's kids day one of the things I was going
00:55:50.720to ask because I've actually had quite a few people ask me can people still buy
00:55:54.720radio tickets and tickets for the grandstand show are there still some
00:55:57.860available oh definitely you can buy them online at Calgary stampede.com or else
00:56:01.940if you come down to the grounds and you just want to get a standby ticket we do
00:56:05.700have a standing room and we do have standby tickets available when you come down here too
00:56:09.540okay so there you go there is still plenty of opportunity for you to get in and check out some
00:56:15.380of the grandstand offerings the rodeo of course coke stage is totally free so nashville north
00:56:22.520also totally free yeah so still you know what plenty of entertainment that is really included
00:56:28.740in that admission price you pay to get into the stampede and hopefully you grabbed some deals on
00:56:33.420some of those admission prices that were kind of spread out for you to pick up in other locations,
00:56:39.480but still lots to come. And the weather has been amazing this year.
00:56:44.200Weather has been incredible. We want to remind folks to stay hydrated. We do have plenty of
00:56:49.200spaces inside if you want to cool off and enjoy some entertainment as well. The Big Four Roadhouse,
00:56:53.900the Dog Bowl is inside. All these are great spaces to come in and enjoy a respite from the heat.
00:56:59.140That's awesome. Thanks very much, Kyle. And being that it is Kids Day, we are going to try to find some kids that are going to tell us what they're most excited about for the Stampede this year.
00:57:11.800So, Corey, hold on. We will hopefully be back with you in just a little bit and see if we can chat with some kids around here.
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