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Dec. 24, 2021 - Sean Hannity Show
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Santa's Dirty Job - December 24th, Hour 3
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So two friends of this program, uh John Rich of Big and Rich fame, and also he has his new show on the on the Fox Business Network, and Mike Rowe, who also has his new show on the Fox Business Network.
Um and of course does the did the show for years, Dirty Jobs, and my favorite show, Deadliest Catch.
It's the greatest show ever.
I love it.
Um and he narrates that.
Anyway, so I read that John Rich and Mike Rowe team up together.
And at first I'm pissed off, but why didn't they ask me to join?
Supposed to be friends of mine, and they come up with a new Christmas song.
And it's kind of funny, a playoff of Mike Rowe's show, Dirty Job, and it's called Santa's Got a Dirty Job.
Listen.
Don't you know that Santa Claus got dirty job?
Santa Claus got dirty job.
Santa Claus got a dirty job.
And he does it all night long Through wind and rain and blinding snow Santa Claus never slows down.
He's gotta keep on pushing them reindeer hard if it's gonna hit every time.
Sneaking in, sneaking out for 24 hours straight.
Gotta outrun them big guard dogs.
Gotta do whatever it takes.
Don't you know that Santa Claus has dirty job?
Santa Claus got dirty job.
Santa Claus got a dirty job.
And he does it all night long.
You know, John, I was just thinking.
Oh, Santa Claus, he's a big man.
He visits over 300 million folks every year, and everywhere he goes, you know what he finds?
What?
Cookies.
And he eats them.
He's got it.
He's Santa Claus.
It'd be rude not to.
I'm just saying.
You wake up in the middle of the night, you see that big man in your house making a beeline for the bathroom.
You best get out of his way, because you know.
Santa Claus got a dirty job.
Dirty job.
Santa Claus got a dirty job.
Santa Claus got a dirty job.
And he doesn't all night long.
Santa Claus got a dirty job.
And it does it all night long.
Just does it all night long.
It does all night long.
Woo.
All right, John Rich Mike Grove.
I should be angry that they didn't they're friends of mine.
What's up with that, John Rich?
How are you, my brother?
I'm doing great, brother.
How are you?
I'm good, man.
I got uh I don't know who sent it to me.
I got two cases of your whiskey sent to my house.
Did you not send it?
Redneck Riviera whiskey.
Well, I totally messed up because generally two cases only last you a weekend, man.
I should have two, three, four.
By the way, you know that's a lie because the times we've been out together, you cannot hang out with John Rich and not do a shot of whiskey.
Now, I'm gonna be very honest.
I'm not a whiskey drinker.
I am not a Scotch drinker.
I hate the smell of alcohol.
My Tito's I have with water and a little bit of lime juice just to kill the taste of the alcohol.
Because I can't stand it.
Meanwhile, you drink that crap straight.
I don't know how you do it.
Well, you see, you drink the kind of cocktails.
I know what you drink.
My little sister drinks those kind of drink.
And it comes with an umbrella, too.
I'm gonna I'm not I'm not ashamed to my manhood is not threatened by my Tito's.
I'll put it that way.
Sometimes I'll even put some pineapple juice in it.
Uh hey, I will tell you, Sean, that Redneck Rivera whiskey, we've now raised over a million dollars that we've given back to Folds of Honor.
Uh RedneckRiviera.com has 11,000 stores now that are carrying this product, and a lot of that thanks goes to you for supporting it since day one, brother.
I appreciate it.
Now listen, you know what?
It's awesome.
Uh all right.
So tell me about this idea, you and Mike Rowe.
By the way, Mike Rowe had the two shows that I'd want to do in life.
I want to do the dirty job show, and I would want to do I would want to be the voice of Deadliest Catch.
Do you not love those shows?
Yeah, man.
I mean, Mike's got one of the best voices out there, and you know, what he stands for is um so American.
I mean, get dirty, get your hands into it, go make something out of yourself, you know, trade work, those kinds of things.
Uh he's just a great guy.
I had two very cool experiences recently.
Um I'm in a restaurant, and you know, the the owner recognizes me from TV after 25 years, that occasionally happens.
And anyway, and and in both cases, there were people in the kitchen that wanted to meet me.
And I go back in the kitchen and I'm hanging out there, and I'm like, you have no idea.
Guys, this is where my life started in the kitchen of a restaurant when I was a dishwasher.
And I said, I didn't have that machine that you all have that really works well.
I did it by hand and in a very busy place, and then I became a cook at 13, a dishwasher at twelve, and I just love these guys.
And we're hanging out, I'm buying them beers, we're having a great time, and it was it was so fun.
Um, because you know what?
We forget we you people like us in the public eye, we get more praise than we deserve, let's be honest.
And all these people that really make this country great don't get the recognition they deserve.
And me just hanging out with them meant a lot to them, and I'm like, no, it means a lot to me to hang out.
Well, can you imagine America without people willing to do the tough jobs?
We wouldn't have a country, Sean.
Nope.
And and and our culture right now, and our people leading our government right now, they they put this narrative out that hey, you should have what you want when you want it, and if you don't get it, by God, go out there and throw a fit.
And that's not what it's about.
It the declaration of independence doesn't say you have the right to be happy.
No, it's you have the right to pursue happiness.
It's even all about it's even worse than that.
They want to empower their government to go steal everyone else's money and then give it to you.
Right, exactly.
That our country wasn't built that way.
And honestly, it can't survive that way, and it's time uh that Americans remember.
Listen, Sean, there's a lot of welders and plumbers and electricians out there making a hundred thousand plus dollars a year right now.
I mean, making a lot more than a lot of college graduates.
Hard work has integrity.
Mike Rowe listen, he exemplifies that.
That's how I live.
That's how you're gonna be able to do it.
Oh, by the way, you and I don't get to live like Mike Rowe.
Let me host one episode of Dirty Jobs, and I want to I want to narrate one episode of Deadliest Cat.
What kind of glutton for punishment are you?
Do you realize I'm the kind of guy that could actually make that happen?
Yeah.
I would do it in a heartbeat.
I would do both of those things in a heartbeat.
I mean, I am the biggest fan.
I am so sad at the number of deaths on uh of these great fishermen, these these guys that go out in these treacherous waters, you know, with 50 foot swells to get us crab every year.
I mean, it's the most dangerous job, and we lost a number of them in the last couple of years.
It breaks my heart.
Well, like we were talking about down in Florida a couple of weeks ago.
You know, there are a lot of shows out there that are worth watching.
There are a lot of shows that are that are that are great fun.
There are a lot of shows that are exciting, but most of them are scripted.
And on Dirty Jobs, we never did a second take.
And on Deadliest Catch, you cannot script the Bering Sea.
You can if you're really into reality.
I'm like before that, back when that word used to mean the presence of real things.
By the way, if you sent me out one day into the Bering Sea, uh I would I would be puking my brains out with those swells.
There'd be nothing left in with me, and I'd have to have like five cases of redneck Riviera whiskey with me to just, you know, hydrate.
Well, that's the thing about throwing up, man.
When you think you're done, not you're never done.
You're never done.
And then you get the dry heaves, which are worse.
But by the way, you'll get that, Mike, if you ever go partying with John Rich, I'm warning you.
Uh John, uh I'm sorry, what'd you want to say?
I just wanted to tell you that at long last, in my hands right now, I am holding an autographed poster from Deadliest Catch, signed by all the captains.
I'm gonna send it to you for Christmas.
My foundation got your very generous donation.
Finally, I don't complain.
It's look, good things come to those who wait.
These guys it these guys are busy catching your supper, but they all they they all signed the poster, and uh I think you're gonna love it.
Do you tell these guys that I I always try to send a message that I love these guys and I love this show and I admire them so much.
They know they have a fan in New York.
They do, just but they know it's you.
You know, John, you and I, John grew up a lot of people don't know this.
Now here's a guy selling redneck Riviera whiskey, um, and and sing a singing songs about putting a little bang in your yin-yang and come along and uh and have a good old time.
And his dad was a hardcore, you know, fire and brimstone preacher.
Did you know that, Mike?
Yeah, he's a prison preacher.
I know.
That's a whole different level of uh uh liturgy, if you will.
I got a story about that.
But John, uh, what was it like with your dad growing up?
Well, so we had four kids, I'm the oldest of four, lived in a double-wide trailer out in Amarilla, Texas, nothing fancy.
And you know, Mike and I were talking earlier about Christmas.
Christmas is one of the most stressful times for parents who are in the lower or middle income brackets in this country because they want to provide a good Christmas for their kids, and they don't have the money.
And so I remember my dad being in that position, and about September of every year, he would start taking extra jobs.
So I remember he was working at a hog barn feeding pigs.
He was uh night watchman at the local bank, selling used cars, mowing people's grass, whatever he could do, building up his money so he could provide us with Christmas presents.
And you know, there's so much integrity in that.
There's so much pride that goes along with that of taking care of your family, and you know, the silly little song me and Mike wrote, Santa's got a dirty job.
Mike made a great comment.
He said no, Santa Claus is is tens of millions of parents.
You know, that that's what that is.
And and America's not right.
Easy, easy there, John.
There might be some youngsters listening I I know it's not our key demographic, but trust me.
Uh uh did we lose John Rich?
We just dropped we just dropped John Rich.
Yeah, heck with you.
Now I'm all yours.
You know, but it it really is true.
I mean, when I would watch dirty jobs, I mean s some of them I'm like, oh my gosh.
I mean, I remember like one episode I could not do this episode where you were literally barely able to squeeze into this tight space and you had to scoop out all that grease.
Do you remember that?
Uh vividly, yeah.
Look, there were a lot of tight places.
Yeah.
There were a lot of dirty jobs really came down to very high places, very low places, very tight places, yeah, and very dirty places.
And it was amazing.
You know, I I I really thought I had enough powder to get through one full season of stuff.
Uh and then we did all the jobs that I wanted to do, and then we turned it over to the viewers.
And I I tell you, Sean, God's honest truth.
Every segment we did on that show, we did 300.
And after the first season, they were all suggested by viewers.
And you know, I know you feel the same way about your audience.
You know, the people you work for don't necessarily sign your check, but they listen to you, you know, and they watch you.
And well, they can fire me if they stop listening and stop watching.
In a heartbeat, so we better be interesting in these next five minutes.
No, that's true.
You know, I will tell you because John, before you dropped, uh you were talking about your dad, but you know, my mom was a prison guard.
My mom would work, you know, 40 days in a row, 16-hour shifts.
You know, I I I think it's one of the reasons she died young, but um my dad too.
I mean, he was a a family court probation guy, but he worked every Friday, Saturday, Sunday as a waiter.
I mean, they they didn't buy new cars when I was young.
They got one when they got older.
Um, I wasn't successful really enough before they died.
Uh Otherwise, I'd give, you know, I would have bought them new houses and cars and anything they wanted.
I wish I wish they lived longer.
They didn't, sadly.
Yeah, I mean, listen, hard work.
Uh if if you if you're doing what you love, even if you're not making a bunch of money at it, but you love doing it, keep doing it.
Keep doing it.
I call it short ball long ball.
You know, you do the short ball, that's what's paying the bills, but you've got this American dream in mind that someday you'd like to be doing that.
And that's the pursuit of happiness, and you chip away at that longer term goal.
And to me, that's what makes America so special, Sean.
It's why there's people lined up to come in the country and there's no lines going out.
We're the only country that offers that.
I don't know why.
I'm grateful that I come from working class roots.
I think both of you are as well, because that's reality for most people.
And they don't get a pat on the back.
People don't ask for a selfie and and an autograph, etc., but they deserve it.
And without it, we don't have a country.
I'll give you both 20 seconds each.
Mike.
Well, John writes songs about that very thing.
He celebrates those very people uh in three minutes or less, typically.
I make TV shows about those people.
In the end, we are a function of what we pay attention to.
Uh you're a success, Sean, because you pay attention to a lot of things that many others ignore.
I think John does the same thing, and I try and do the same as well.
We're all very blessed.
I can say that.
Your dad was right, uh, John Rich.
Well, I'm proud of our country.
I I feel blessed that I was born here.
Uh every day, every day I get up, I go, you know what, man, sky's the limit.
Let's go.
I teach my kids that going, guys, I can buy you the baseball bat, but you've got to go make the team, and you've got to hit the home run.
That's how this that's how this thing works, and there is integrity and failure.
Failure's part of the part of the equation, guys.
We all know that.
But God opens doors for people who have enough nerve to run through the door.
So have the nerve, and he'll show you the path.
Well said, both of you.
Uh anyway, great song.
We'll put it up on Hannity.com.
John Rich, Mike Rowe, they abandoned their friend Sean Hannity, who should have been a part of it.
They just totally ignored me.
They totally dissed me.
They put me on the naughty list, I guess.
Um, but anyway, I'm still gonna help I'm still gonna promote it and put it on Hannity.com, and everybody should download it and send it to friends.
Uh, guys, love you both.
Thanks for being with us.
Happ merry Christmas to both of you.
Take care, pal.
800-941 and happy Hanukkah to everybody as well.
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Hi, 25 now to the top of the hour.
Hannity tonight, 9 Eastern.
We've got a great show on the Fox News channel.
Tell you about that in mere moments.
You know, it's not only Joe Biden that's been mumbling and bumbling and stumbling.
I don't know how I missed this Nancy Pelosi moment from a couple of weeks ago.
The other thing that we we're getting are we're sending stuff over to the Senate.
Well, it's most of the product that we've done is except now we we may have added in the last day or so.
And some of what we added is Senate to the bill.
Like uh hearing.
Bernie doesn't like hearing.
Excuse me.
Bernie loves hearing.
Manchin is doesn't want hearing in the bill and all that stuff.
Um says somebody sent it oriented, and then we have the family medically.
We figured if they're putting things in, then we can put something in.
If even if Mansion doesn't like it.
So um uh so we are getting some bird and privilege.
I think I think mostly we're getting privilege scrub.
Because privilege strike is deadless to a bill.
Verdible uh uh is important.
It's you have to take it out.
But privilege violation can take you out.
So but so we're again getting that as we go along as well.
But when we pass a bill, then they will see it in its aggregate and make some.
Any concerns that any of this is messaging because that they have to take some of those things out regardless, no matter what you send over?
You said you weren't going to send a messaging bill.
No, no, we're gonna send messaging bill, but we uh want to be sure that what we send is not birdable or bird bath or privilege scrub.
They're the two s um exercises we're getting engaged, bathing exercises we're engaged in.
And um but getting good response.
There's no bad answer.
You know, it is what it is.
Uh I wonder if she's drinking out of the same container Joe's drinking out of.
Because it sounds like Joe.
Uh let us say hi to Becky is in Montana.
Becky, hi, how are you?
Glad you called.
For having me.
Hey, um just yesterday, yesterday, Thursday, my nephew, an Iraq war veteran, was denied placement on a kitty donor list.
Because let me guess.
He wasn't vaccinated.
Yes.
Does he have natural immunity?
Yes.
Mm-hmm.
Yeah, I could two months ago.
And uh he by the way, he's if he had it two months ago, he's he's not even supposed to get the vaccine at this point.
It's too early.
It's too early.
Uh you know, again, but who knows?
It might have changed in the last hour because that's what usually happens.
It changes our his doctor here in Montana takes care of him.
Advise him against it.
I tell you what I would do if I was him, and you know, um I say this knowing that many people can't afford what I have to afford, which is lawyers.
Right, no, that's where we're looking at, it's terrible.
I would I would there's gotta be a good lawyer that is passionate about this.
As a matter of fact, we have a legal center.
If Linda, you know, wants to jump on um that actually is helpful.
See, here's our problem, Sean.
We live in Montana, okay.
And there's no kidding transplant doctors here in Montana.
No no facility at all.
If that was the case, it'd be easy, right?
Wouldn't have a problem.
The problem is we're in a region.
This region is guess what?
Washington and Oregon.
Well, let me put Linda on li and what's the name of the city?
Yeah, so so we have an awesome organization that we've been working with are doing awesome.
They're fantastic.
And uh they do these amazing David vs.
Goliath, you know, cases, and they're winning.
And it's called the Liberty Justice Center.
The president is Pat Hughes.
We had his lead attorney on the other day, his name is Daniel Sir.
It's the Liberty Juddis Justice Center.
They are the people that just won the case for the um grocery store worker in Louisiana.
They went to the first uh the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals.
We've got now ten states that we just won out in Missouri.
Um, you know, so this this is having a a big effect.
They're representing nurses, teachers, and um I would definitely recommend for you to check out the Liberty Justice Center.
It's a nonprofit.
They're taking on all sorts of you know, the everyday people like you and me.
Right.
Okay.
The problem is we have no money.
I mean, we're trying to save it.
It's a nonprofit.
They're not gonna take the money.
That's the whole point.
What we need, yeah.
It's heartbreaking.
He is so upset, he's disheartened.
He's a he is honorable veteran.
Served in Iraq war.
You know, he called me the other day, he said, you know, Auntie, I've been to war.
Been to war.
This is worse.
This is worse.
Well, sadly, they don't care about the fact that he went to war.
They don't care about the fact that he gave his life to God and country.
And they don't care about the fact that he could die.
They don't care.
Joe Biden doesn't care.
I got it.
Oh, I hope that helps you out a lot.
Pecky, thank you.
I appreciate you so much.
I'm so sorry he has to go through this.
And find this?
Yeah, we'll we'll put Joe Biden.org for everyone out there.
Liberty Justice Center.
Put it up on Hannity.com.
Make it easy for everybody, okay?
Uh Justin is in New York.
Well, Linda sounds like she's from, even though she's from Pennsylvania.
What's going on, Justin?
How are you?
Sean, I'm doing well.
How are you, brother?
I'm good, man.
What's going on?
Not too much.
And uh been listening the last few days, and I just uh noticed a lot more uh talks of monoclonal antibodies have ramped up a bit um between your show and in in government and whatnot, or well, lack in government.
I guess my reason for calling was uh I guess I I just wanted to maybe express disappointment, but at the same time raise awareness on these antibodies.
Um I personally had COVID and uh and I received a um regeneron and remdemosphere and uh sh uh in a matter of two to three days, I believe I I I was just about back to normal.
Well, that's that's by the way, that is the average, especially with not remdisivere, but but certainly with regeneron and monoclonal antibodies, that is exactly what I hear.
Oh, I I can't think of a case where I didn't hear that.
How soon after your diagnosis did you get the infusion?
Uh so on on on my on the second day of my my stint with COVID, I got the infusion.
Uh I woke up the next morning, I felt better.
I wouldn't say a hundred percent.
I definitely felt better.
And like I said before, by days day three into into four, I felt back to about a hundred percent.
Almost everybody I've talked to between 48 and 72 hours, again, taken early.
If you get a positive COVID test, I don't care if it's a breakthrough case, I don't care if you're not a it's an uh you're not vaccinated case.
Immediately call your doctor, ask about monoclonal antibodies.
Most people, I guarantee you, if we start doing m man on the street interviews, they're not gonna know what it is.
I want this audience informed because everybody that I know that got a positive test and immediately gets the infusion, they're telling me the exact same thing you said.
But ask your doctor.
So that brings me to two other things.
First and foremost, I my my father had uh gotten COVID uh recently, and I had suggested those to him.
I suggested those to him.
I had a friend of mine also, good friend from out of state, uh, messaged me uh a bunch of us guys are from school or back in school or in a group message and said, guys, I I got COVID really bad.
I'm I'm scared, I don't know what the heck to do, and you know what everybody's kind of guys are shooting their their knowledge and whatnot.
And I came up and said, Is his name is uh uh well, I'll give you a different name is Jack.
Um we uh I got monoclonal antibodies when I got when I got it, and and I really strongly suggest you go get it.
So he did, and he was on his eighth day when he actually got it, and he was having to throwing up blood or I'm sorry, coughing up blood and uh really in a bad way.
Um he got the antibodies, and in two to three days after he got the antibodies, midway through what should have been his stint with COVID, he's recovered completely.
It sounds to me like he was a candidate for this cyclotic storm, as they call it in his lungs or covet lung as they call it, or uh covid pneumonia, some people call whatever it is.
He he listen, day eight is usually you know, you're at the on the far end of this now.
It's always better to get it early, immediately.
COVID test, call doctor, set up infusion.
That's what that's as long as your doctor approves it.
Um but I'll tell you the reason I keep mentioning it is because nobody else is.
Nobody else is talking about it.
And it is uh and you know, na uh what I loved about what uh Ron DeSantis did down in Florida with Delta, the Delta Varium, we had all these breakthrough cases, fully vaccinated people, including friends of mine, uh husband and wife getting a breakthrough case, fully vaccinated, and they got their they went to one of the monoclonal antibody centers that was set up by Ron DeSantis, and uh 48 hours, they both felt great.
I mean, it's I've gotten that back every single time.
I'm not a doctor, though.
You gotta check with your doctor, but you know, uh Look, I I I want people to know as much as possible, which is why I put on so many varying voices, some that I agree and some that I disagree with.
And you know, it's like remember when Joe Rogan got sick and all these people beating the crap out of him that he's taking horse dewormer.
No, they I I I mean it just drives me nuts.
He apparently got the infusion and he used he as he said they threw everything at it.
And he's better.
You know what?
I'm glad Joe is better.
I'm glad Joe is healthy.
I don't give a rip what he used as long as it works.
And I, you know, that's why I'm telling people, con take it seriously, take into account your unique medical history, current condition, talk to your doctor, your doctors, and make informed decisions, vaxxed or unvaxxed.
If you get a positive COVID test, you need to call your doctor and ask, what about monoclonal antibodies?
I this guy Hannity on the radio says I need to ask you about it.
All right?
And I'm not saying to do it, but everybody that I know that did it got the same results as you.
Sean, you know what drives me absolutely crazy about this, and and I'm gonna piggyback off of you just for a second, is that I had to tell my father, and I had to tell my friend, not the government.
How did you by the way, how did you know how did you know about it?
That's a good question.
Um well, I uh Sean Hannity's one person I heard it from, but I also my uh my number my my buddy number 45 there, he got it.
So that you know, I I was curious with that, and and and again, I'm I'm a I'm a competitive athlete.
I I do power lifting and my health is first and foremost.
So I I went if I get a headache, I take Advil.
If I break my leg, I I go to the doctor and get treatment.
So the same thing with this.
I I what the heck is the treatment?
So I did a little research and and again your show, nighttime and your radio show.
I have heard about it plenty and plenty, and then when I finally got it, I I I marched as soon as I saw the positive test, Sean, I marched directly to the local hospital.
Good for you.
And uh and and had them.
And there are many hospitals in New York that don't even have it available.
I won't tell you this, there's there's hardly a day that goes by now in my life where I don't get a call.
What's that thing you talk about on the radio?
That's how the question comes in.
It's you you keep mentioning that you need to, if we get a positive test to to to get an infusion or something, or high profile politicians that you would think know this.
You know, I talked to one that had a breakthrough case and I said, Are you are you gonna get are you gonna get Regeneron?
Uh oh yeah, what is that again?
Uh that was the answer.
And I realized, you know what, I got a responsibility here to at least let people be informed, but of course, check with your doctor.
Notice the you know, notice here too, Justin, I'm not a doctor, dude.
I'm I'm I'm just somebody that has covered this story extensively, and anecdotally I hear from people like you, and I hear I'm interview all these doctors, and they're all telling me the same thing.
So I tell people what, if you get a positive test, call your doctor and ask an informed question.
And if you I trust me, your doctor will probably be impressed that you know what monoclonal antibodies are.
Florida, Dave is next, Sean Hannity show.
Dave, you're you're smart, and I'm a jackass and an idiot because I live in New York.
So anyway, you're a lot more smarter than I am.
I was gonna say some.
I was sorry you had to work and uh live in New York, but uh Merry Christmas to you and your staff.
Well, thank you.
I just wanted to chime in on uh uh abortion issue thing there.
Now, there's uh in comparison with animals, they've got federal, of course, state and every county on the east uh Atlantic coast has laws as well protecting unborn sea turtles, which uh don't get me wrong, I'm all about animal rights, especially in danger and threatened.
But um, you know, we refer to the unborn human as a fetus, not a human being, and yet these unborn sea turtles are referred to as unborn sea turtles.
And that's a sickening part there.
And these law, you know, the civil pennages on a uh federal are 25,000.
Oh, it's real.
By the way, it's funny you say this.
Many, many, many years ago I bought a condo down in Florida.
There were it was a new building that was going up, right?
And I I got in early uh because I liked it.
It was on the Gulf, I had a great view.
And but I was warned when I signed the contract.
Now, if at any point turtles, you know, buried their eggs in the sand at on the location or the site where they were building this this building, um, just so you know ahead of time it might delay construction for however many months until the turtles make their way to the to The you know, water and swim away.
And I'm like, huh?
And I'm like, so you're telling me that if turtles lay eggs, that all construction stops.
And then I was told, uh-huh.
Uh, and that there are inspectors on a regular basis that come by to see if there's any turtle places, the eggs, and if they identify it, they actually mark it and and put like a fence around it.
So the Yes, they do, yeah.
In Flagro County, they do that here.
And there was actually down in Marion County, the uh Florida Wildlife Commission was actually threatening the people who helped the turtles, like because of the lights, things will go the wrong way.
They would pick them up and put them in the ocean.
Hey, you can't do that, it's against the law.
So, you know, I'm just saying that that point there is it shows how stiff they are with these penalties and do not interfere whatsoever, or we're gonna find you and put you in jail.
You can't make this up, I'll put it that way.
I gotta run though.
Thanks for the call.
Appreciate you being with us.
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