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But I thought it was a good idea.

A much better idea than Gail could have known, because the journalist, Bianca Buono of Channel 12 News,

told me about the new Arizona cryptocurrency kiosk license fraud prevention law that just went into effect a month before my scam.

Wow.

So I worked really hard to make sure I got all of that done very quickly after Bianca told me to do it.

And I was also on the news.

She interviewed me for Channel 12 News.

So I did a story for them, too.

Thanks, Ben.

Let's go to Kyle Simchuk with 12 News.

Thank you.

Hey, Ben, how would you describe the August 20th workout? Was it military style, as some have suggested, or just standard college training?

Thanks.

Thanks.

Next, we'll go to Cameron Cox with 12 News in Phoenix.

Hey, Coach Powers.

We're just talking.

But I ran into Cam Cox today of 12 News at the gym.

And he was like, him and I were just debating the Miles Bridges thing.

And he was basically saying like, oh, I don't really value the 2031 pick that much.

And the story swept the nation, and the outcry that followed actually caused people to take a second look at it and go, you know, perhaps there's a better way.

So 12news.com ran the story written by Sean Rice.

Sam and Kurt both sent it to me.

Mesa couple can keep their home.

So that's the beauty of large numbers in crowds.

Sean Rice wrote that.

Sam and Kurt both sent it from 12news.com. Mesa couple can keep home after HOA agrees to halt the eviction proceedings and work something out and get them the title to their home back.

Questions or comments, put them below.

Can we watch you on the news every night? What are we doing? Or during the day, where do we see you? Where do we see you?

Well, I currently work for 12 News in Phoenix, Arizona.

It's the local NBC affiliate.

We're the 12th largest TV market in the country.

I think the water situation is good because the planning is really put in, they've put a lot of thought into the planning as far as the water and the limitations that we have on that.

But I'm on various shifts kind of all around the clock, mostly in the evenings.

And every weekend I'm on 12 News in Phoenix.

It's kpnx or 12news.com. And you can actually watch it on your TV.

But after we put that episode to bed last week...

Journalist Joe Dana of 12 News in Phoenix uncovered some really interesting background that had to do with National Park Service management and policy after the Dragon Bravo fire and before the flooding.

The issue at hand is a fairly stark example of attention built into the National Park Service's mission.

NPS is charged with conserving park landscapes and wildlife unimpaired, but it is also charged with providing for their public enjoyment.

You can be like Wendy if you go to 90milesfromneedles.com slash donate and pick a size and frequency of donation that makes sense to you.

And that is all the ado I have.

So with none further, let's get to our interview with Joe Dana of 12 News in Phoenix, Arizona.

Thank you.

It wasn't me.

A story from 12 News.

Yes.

A member of the PTO, according to documents, her name is Chandra Cushman.

According to the documents, she spent $218 on Disney on ice tickets, $845 on car repairs, $3,400 on rent.

She deposited $5,100 into her personal checking account.

I know this is going to surprise everybody, but she didn't respond to 12 News when they contacted her for a comment.

OMG, that woman is in deep.