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Feeling Good In The D & Allyson's Bubble

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Feeling Good In The D & Allyson's Bubble

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It's time for feeling good in the D. Feel good, sorry to make today just a little bit better. Feeling good is brought to you today by Moran Chevrolet. If you've been following the devastating flash floods that happened in the Paul, you know how horrifying it is. There's a little light in the darkens here. A principal at a school there evacuated 900 children from that school moments before that deadly wall water struck the town. He heard the warnings about a possible flood took immediate action. He says, I decided I should not delay. Even if the flood was not coming, it was just a matter of a single day's class. But then it did come. If we made the decision 10 minutes later, all of us, including the students and me would not be here speaking to you today. That's how the way of these bombs. That's a story. That's a movie I'd say. I'd love to see a movie of Vignettes. Like give me that story and four other heroic, unbelievable things and put them all together. They've made movies before that are just the day.

Yeah, right. Right? Right? You're right. You end at the end of the day. Yeah. So that's crazy. Good for him. I wonder where they evacuated. I'd love to know like all all the details on that. I'll have to look at it. Well, yeah, because it was such a bad. I mean, I don't know how far was the safe area. Here do you go. I hear those sirens when they go off. Yeah. And or the warnings on TV. And I'm like, yeah, what are the odds? Yeah. I'm going to go to the dig any actually. I'm going to go to the laundry room. Yeah. I'm going to go to the laundry room. How the hell is this? What do you have there? It's learning week with the kids back in school. We're learning things every day. We've learned about microbes and DNA today, the center of the earth. Remember journey to the center of the earth. People trying to dig their way to the center of the earth. The deepest hole humans have ever dug is only about 7.6 miles. The radius of the earth is 3,959 miles. So we've literally just scratched the surface. It's barely. You're not going to dig your way to the magma. No. You shouldn't want to.

No. Don't do that. I have zero interest in digging anything. Yeah. I did watch a bunch of likes to be YouTube videos and like how big, how far can we dig? And it's just it's a joke. Yeah. Remember when we were kids and people would say if you dig a whole deep enough, you can get to China. I remember when you actually did it and you're like, I'm almost there. I'm tired. I'm tired. China. It was a good way to keep the kids on the beach busy. It was. Yeah. I think I'll hold a China there. We go get some sandwiches and we're going to jump in the water. We'll come back. Oh, in a gin. Uh-huh. This is Dave Roberts. If you're heading into summer without a medical emergency kit, you're taking a risk. Most people don't think about until it's too late. Summer colds linger and can turn into sinus infections at last for weeks. Getting sick right before vacation can derail everything. And we are traveling, finding a doctor and pharmacy is stressful. That's why I ordered medical emergency kit. It's like having an emergency care and a pharmacy right at home. It includes essential prescriptions like a moxasillin and generic Z-pack to treat a wide range of common and serious illnesses.

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