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Everybody. I'm Connor. That's Doug, and this is

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the Bethel School District presents podcast. And this

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week, we are talking all about the Pierce

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County skill set We are students there are

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doing amazing things when it comes to video

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game design and culinary

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education, and we are using that as an

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excuse to talk about food. Also, it's right

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before lunch and we're a little hungry, but

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we're gonna talk about America's favorite foods, specifically

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as ranked by reader Died jet. And Connor,

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we're gonna play a little game show here.

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I'm gonna need you to guess the top

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5 favorite foods in America before, Arts listeners

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get bored? Okay. So are we talking like

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super h Toy stuff, white truffle filled caviar,

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lobster, bi with z or are we talking

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more burgers and dogs? I think you're gonna

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go with the ladder there more everyday foods.

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Maybe an emphasis on some Super Bowl snacks.

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But that said, there is a fair amount

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of Asian dishes in the top 50. So

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for instance, California rolls are number 13. And

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chicken tikka masala, number 16. And did you

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know? Here's the first little bit of trivia

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for you do it? This is right off

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the top of my head too. But did

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you know that chicken tikka masala is actually

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the national food of great britain? Is it...

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I thought ships would definitely be on the

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top of that list? Well, I suppose it

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depends on who you ask what both of

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those are on the national dish list in

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the Uk. Okay. Well, this is America, Connor

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and readers digest is our source. And people

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need to know the top 5 foods. I

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need some guesses. Well, obviously, I would stake

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reputation on the fact that burgers are on

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there. Pizzas on there. I'm gonna say chicken

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sandwiches because I'm getting real hungry doug, guy

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don't like that you brought this topic up

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right before lunch. Well, there are 8 different

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chicken dishes on this list. Chicken sandwich is

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number 20.

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You haven't even cracked the top 10 yet.

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You said burgers, hamburgers, number 34

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cheeseburger.

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Number 2. Wait. Let me stop you there.

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This is fake news. No list with hamburger

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number 34 is a real list, but carry

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on. That surprise surprise me to, though I

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will take a cheeseburger over a hamburger any

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day. You also said pizza, pizza on this

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list 2 times. 1 at number 46 of

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margarita pizza, and 1 at number 3. Cheese

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pizza. I should tell you there's a lot

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of side dishes on this list and potato

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side dishes are on here quite a few

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times. We talking tots

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surprisingly not in the napoleon. You're gonna need

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to think out side the bottom. Now, just

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give me the list. Or you could just

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take the list from me. Oh my goodness.

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This is ridiculous. Are you kidding me Doug

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the sing list chips and salsa? Chips and

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guac and nacho has 3 separate items? Boy.

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And and burrito bowl is number 1. Right?

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Did chip chipotle sponsor this thing. I feel

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think like the fixes in. So that's very

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possible. I am glad to see doughnuts and

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milkshake both made the list at number 31

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and 35.

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That is a wild list though. Lots of

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surprises. And speaking of surprises, we recently learned

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that students from the Pierce county skill center,

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see how we tie this all together, Connor.

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Is beautifully crafted podcast podcasting happening right here

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for everybody. Their video game design class has

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a game that will be shown at the

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penny arcade expo, the kids out there call

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it. Packs West. It's a huge deal in

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a first time for the school and those

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students. Absolutely. In the game's called Leviathan and

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what soap innovative about it is that 1

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player plays in 2 d and the other

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plays in virtual Reality 3 d. Skill center

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director Scott Martin, who has a little bit

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of a history in the video game Street

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says this asymmetric virtual reality Arcade game is

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actually a first of its kind in the

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gaming world. It is actually got to talk

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to Scott as we cut the ribbon on

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the newest building over at the Pierce County

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skill center, the evergreen building. Fun fact, used

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to be a distribution warehouse for the Tacoma.

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News Tribune and Connor. I think you know

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this the main building over at the Pierce

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County skill center used to be a safe

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way. Actually, doug, I didn't know that. That's

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a little before my time, but that's cool.

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It is the whole campus over. There's fantastic.

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Cutting the ribbon on the Evergreen buildings is

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actually the fifth ribbon cutting over at the

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skill center. Cool This fall, the Evergreen building

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is gonna be home to the construction trades

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program in the fire science program.

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Those 2 programs, quite a little more space

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than they currently have. And so they'll spread

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out and continue preparing students for life after

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high school and the areas that they used

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to occupy will be filled this fall with...

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2 brand new programs,

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electrical trades and Mech tron. Did you just

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make that up Mech tron. I know it's

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not a transformer.

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Mech tron is an area of study that

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focuses on industrial,

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automation, think an Amazon warehouse that uses lasers

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and robots to move boxes around really, really

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cool stuff and our students are gonna be

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learning about designing and room. Pairing that type

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of warehouse. Wow, 2 new programs and the

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culinary program over there's also expanding. They're getting

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a bunch of new students because they're doing

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some really interesting new thing. They are. They're

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partnering with grassroots

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northwest that that organization was getting some increasingly

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interesting donations of food. That they needed process

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before they could hand it out to folks.

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And by interesting, I mean, the Department of

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And Wildlife donated salmon that had been poached

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very interesting 1, and it was really cool

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to see what they did with it. They

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also are receiving

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giant block. Of frozen chicken and huge vat

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of oats, and then they're making these amazing

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things with it and being able to help

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families with that. Absolutely. And through this partnership,

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those 40 pounds of chicken and 50 pounds

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of oats are becoming ingredients for a variety

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of recipes

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invented by the culinary students. For example, with

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all that chicken and fish, students learn butchering

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skills and processed all that food into accessible

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meals for people in need that were given

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out through the food bank. And maybe the

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best thing about this is that students have

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created more than 1200 meals for families in

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need and that work is being noticed. It

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is Pierce County appropriated

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hundred and 25000

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dollars to the Pierce County Skill Center's food

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waste reduction culinary program. That money is gonna

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be used for new equipment for bulk food

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production this fall. So the skills center director,

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Scott Martin is incredibly proud of the work

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this staff and students are doing and for

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good reason, and he loves telling people all

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about them. He is a great storyteller. We

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sat down and talked to him earlier and

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it might have something to do with his

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theater background. My undergraduate degree was in theater,

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and my first few years teaching

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started off primarily as a a drama teacher.

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I... I gotta say,

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well, in terms of acting, I I won't

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even tell you I was any good it.

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me. But I think the process,

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the work that you're doing is trying to

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read the people around you and under stand

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those those emotions and where they're coming from.

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lot of the work is is

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trying to see other people's perspective.

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forward in terms of their skill set. And

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so to understand how they're feeling or thinking

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or how that's connected to them is really

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And then also, you're working with the students

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and you're trying to grow them forward. So

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what are they seeing and perceiving and how

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affecting them? And again, parents. Right? So you've

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got all these pieces and as an administrator,

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you're trying to help everybody

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connect and move forward it, and that's a

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lot of what you're trying to do when

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you're developing a character as an actor. So

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I think that Matt has come into play

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a lot in the work that I do.

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You're also known as something of an adventure.

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A couple years ago, we actually did an

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article about you that we titled the world's

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most interesting principle.

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You've been skydiving. You've been bungee jumping. You've

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owned and flown your own plane, then something

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happened with that plane. Can you tell us

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a little bit about your experience as a

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pilot.

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I can tell you, but

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the the real big downside here is that,

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my wife is the teacher in the district,

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and I know she's gonna hear this. And

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she really doesn't like me telling this story.

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So I'm Sorry, Lisa, I apologize, but I

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was asked on microphone.

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I had been flying for 95. I had

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95 hours is a pilot. Ironically, you need

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a hundred hours to get insurance. This is

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probably why my wife doesn't want me telling

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this story. But, I was flying that was

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the day... After I got my job as

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an assistant principle.

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The previous assistant principle at Frontier where I

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was at.

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He lived in Olympia. I was flying down

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to go golf with him

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on approach, at Olympia, my tail stalled out,

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I've basically fell out of the sky onto

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the runway.

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And yeah, I I crashed that plane without

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insurance. Sorry, Honey? Sorry.

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And and, thankfully, most of us will go

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our whole lives with out being in a

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plane crash.

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Can you just describe a little bit about

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what was going through your head when you

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This is actually happening.

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I'm going to crash this plane.

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Wow. It was it was rather overwhelming as

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I bounce down the runway at about 75,

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80 miles an hour with my propeller striking

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the ground,

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much like a dolphin trying to swim with

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me bouncing that it call it a por

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landing quite frankly. So,

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yeah, not without some ex, but it was

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it was definitely terrifying,

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So is it fair to say that that

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was the end of your piloting career? No.

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Because I wasn't gonna go down like that

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it took a year. We had to take

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the engine apart, ship it somewhere, have it

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repaired, get the plain painted, new propeller, all

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that a year later. It was ready to

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fly home from the Olympia airport. So I

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went down with another licensed pilot, and I

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flew at home, and I landed it.

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That was the end of my piloting career.

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K. Another fascinating part of your life,

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you had a kinda interesting stint in the

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video game world.

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Actually sold a game for quite a bit

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Can you tell us a little bit about

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your history with video games? Yeah. Absolutely. I

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will say, at the outset, the story is

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better than the reality of the story. But

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because we did sell it for quite a

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bit of money, but that money's is not

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in my pocket.

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long story short, my best friend from college

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and I,

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we were fans of fantasy football.

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At the time, this was back in the

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day,

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Farm and those kind of Facebook games were

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the viral games were really all the rage.

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And so we sat down and developed The

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idea of a game that would combine those

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2 things. So it was considered Farm filled

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with Fantasy Football. We pitched it to some

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friends that we knew in the video game

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industry, and they had some connections,

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the 4 of us got together,

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launched our own company,

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went out with their connections and got some

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angel investment to the tune, of almost a

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million dollars in angel investment.

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Ran the game on Facebook. We had

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over a quarter million players, almost 300000 people

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play in the game. Of and then Z

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came along, the biggest conglomerate of that type

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of game in the world and wanted to

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purchase our studios. So they pe paid us

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a little over a million dollars for it.

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So, yes. I have sold a video game

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company for a million dollars.

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But if you remember earlier in the story,

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a lot of that money belong to someone

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else. So yeah. Fun story? Not a huge

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bank town. Thanks for joining us on the

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podcast.

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Cheers I'll let you know when I get

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back up in the plane, maybe you can

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join me. I will not.

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Well, that is gonna wrap up this week

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show. Be sure to like comment, subscribe, Leave

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5 star reviews all day long heck. Leave

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those ones. Alright, Doug. That's get out here

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chicken tikka masala, awaits us. I'll fuel the

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