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Hey, good morning. Just wanted to respond to the teacher and how she's grading papers according to um if they have a tutor or not. Is she okay? Because it sounds like she got a problem with you know assuming that because a child has a tutor, the parents are in a different financial bracket, meaning that they think that they're better than. Scott is absolutely right. Kids get tutors because they are struggling. Okay? They're already struggling because apparently your process of teaching is not helping them. So she needs to be fired. She needs to be let go immediately. And three, two, one.

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You're listening to Scott and Allie. Scott and Allie's big three. But two points. By the way, love in the background. Mom, mom! Uh, and everybody has the same sentiment. So I'm really hoping they straighten her out tomorrow with that meeting that she has with her principal because And the meeting is obviously happening because we're not the only ones seeing this as a problem.

SPEAKER_01 1:05

No. You're not getting a meeting because they're like, great job. No, you get a great job maybe once every six months in the hallway. Mm-hmm. You know, or in a text message. Yeah. Anyway. So true. Uh-huh. The FBI shot and killed a man early Wednesday after he held 10 school employees hostage in downtown Bakersfield, California. Police said the suspect claimed he had explosives and tied up several victims inside the Chase Bank building. All hostages were unharmed. Authorities said the demands were linked to an earlier legal case. And Iran launched missiles and drones at Kuwait International Airport on Wednesday. Talk about a delay in your flight. I'm kidding. Oh my god.

SPEAKER_02 1:45

Oh my god.

SPEAKER_01 1:46

This killed one person and injuring 63. The attack damaged Terminal 1 and forced a suspension of flights before limited service resumed.

SPEAKER_02 1:54

In a related story, did you see Congress voted? And uh, well, we gotta wrap up some military operations over there.

SPEAKER_01 2:01

Oh no, I didn't see that one.

SPEAKER_02 2:02

Even some of the Republicans joined Democrats for that.

SPEAKER_01 2:05

Oh also, uh, we've talked about these betting sites before. There's CalShi, Poly, Poly Market. Now, too many people in the higher-ups are getting caught doing illegal betting. Former New York Congressman George Santos is now under investigation for betting against himself on they're called prediction markets. So he was on CalShi for this one.

SPEAKER_02 2:31

Tell me I'm a loser without saying, ah, you're a loser.

SPEAKER_01 2:34

Well, listen to what he did.

SPEAKER_02 2:36

He planned okay, so he wagered on it. This is the same guy that had a lot of controversy around him anyway, didn't he? Back in the day. I think he did. For some reason, it's it's it's I can't remember what it was now.

SPEAKER_01 2:47

He wagered on who was going to attend February's State of the Union Address. So these sites, if you've never been on Polymarket or Calchey, you bet you can bet on anything. You know, is somebody gonna wear per purple socks to FIFA or whatever? You know, there are so many different categories. So he wagered on who would attend, George Santos wagered on who would attend February's state of the the of the uh union address, and he said he planned to attend but didn't appear. He placed a bet predicting his own absence. Oh but this has happened so many times. Come on, receipts, buddy. We know who's betting. Like did you not think you were gonna get found out? Well, obviously you didn't. Anyway, there's the big break.