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About this Episode
We already know that Dallas is a Top 10 city, and this segment reveals something good and something bad about living in the city of Dallas.
Transcript
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I have good news and bad news if you live in Dallas.
We'll say Dallas County.
Do you want the good news of the bad news first?
Bad.
Let's do the bad news.
That sounds good.
Oh, that's good production value.
Yeah.
Dallas is the worst city in Texas for allergies.
I believe it.
Yep.
Worst in Houston.
According to the new study from the asthma allergy foundation.
The AAFA.
Dallas is the second.
No, it's the worst city in Texas for allergies.
Now last year was the second worst city in the United States.
Oh, wow.
For allergy sufferers.
Yeah.
You know, my family, we all suffer from allergies.
I guess everybody does.
I don't really, I don't know.
Maybe there's people who are unaffected by it.
But our family is massively impacted by it.
I've just been on allergy medicine my entire life.
You know.
And I think I've slowly developed allergies the longer I've lived here.
She's getting older, I think.
She's getting allergies when you get older.
Because I've never dealt with allergies.
And now it does, it does evolve over time.
I used to get allergy shots as a kid.
Because I was allergic to so much crap.
Like, especially anything that was green.
Seasonal allergies was brutal.
And then you build up an immunity to it.
But then you stop doing those allergy shots.
And then it's just slowly come back over time.
This says that Austin, San Antonio, Houston,
all better than average compared to the rest of the country
because they have lower pollen counts than the rest of the country.
Is that right?
Interesting news that I did not know.
So that's enough of the bad news.
Let's go to the good news.
Yeah.
Sounds like a safe by the bell or something.
You know, let's try another one just to see.
Okay.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Here's the...
That sounds like entertainment news.
It's okay, Cynthia.
You guys ready for the good news?
Yes.
Let's do it.
All right.
That was cost-deliving.
Dropped in 2025.
How is that possible?
Fantastic.
It's good.
How is that possible?
I'm choking.
The cost of living has dropped.
Yeah, skin.
If KT started to choke there.
Yeah.
If he was choking and dying,
would you try to give him the Heimlich?
I would immediately turn to Faggerback,
the voice from Patrick
on SpongeBob and be like,
hey, can you help KT out here?
He's in a pickle.
Yeah, I'd help him out, dude.
Really aggressively.
You guys ever choked?
Yes.
Well, like choked to the point of,
like...
He didn't answer very fast.
Yeah.
Ever once a while,
I'll swallow something the wrong way,
no fence skin.
Not taken.
And I'll have a little coughing.
But anytime I've been asked to choke someone,
I've said no.
You respect women.
And men.
When I'm on a date.
How many times a week does that happen?
It's only happened once in my life.
But I did decline it.
Yeah.
No, I'm good.
It just felt like a setup.
Yeah, all right.
Giant hands.
Yeah, tiny neck.
Bare paws on there.
It didn't seem loving.
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Running for office means having something important to say.
Radio is the most personal medium out there.
Voters hear the real you.
Hopefully the way you want to be heard.
No filters, no AI.
Just your voice, your message.
And it's one-tenth the time and cost of video.
Don't just campaign.
Connect with millions all over the country.
Even thousands in the smallest communities with radio.
Call now and be on the air in just 48 hours.
844, 844 iHeart.
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