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[00:01:11] Brazilians over 70 years old are not obliged to vote, but
[00:01:15] they can play a decisive role in the elections. Today, they are
[00:01:19] almost 17 million people. In the last election,
[00:01:22] half of them made a point of going to the
[00:01:25] polls. Dona Sônia voted for the first
[00:01:29] time at... 18 years old, today at
[00:01:32] 72, she is no longer obliged, even so,
[00:01:35] she makes a point of going to the polls, I make a point,
[00:01:38] first of all because I think it's a citizen's duty to vote,
[00:01:42] we can then demand, the group that is no
[00:01:46] longer obliged to vote, has grown four times in relation
[00:01:50] to the general electorate since the last
[00:01:53] elections, and the elderly are the majority. In Brazil, voting
[00:01:57] is optional for teenagers aged 16...
[00:02:00] and 17 years old and for the elderly over 70. The oldest
[00:02:05] have, and he number almost 17 million this year, they are capable
[00:02:08] of deciding an election. In 2022,
[00:02:12] half of this group went to the polls. For this
[00:02:16] electoral law specialist, the interest of this
[00:02:19] portion of the population in voting can determine
[00:02:22] the result, you can combine three
[00:02:26] eh eh states in the Northeast that do not have 22 million voters, so...
[00:02:30] this optional, this non- obligation to
[00:02:33] vote can decide the re-election. Dona Sônia
[00:02:36] researched, chose the candidates and has already scheduled the
[00:02:40] commitment for October 4th. I don't usually
[00:02:43] change because of, because of
[00:02:46] eh research or anything, no, I'm looking at
[00:02:50] government proposals, please, if it's raining,
[00:02:54] if it's sunny, if you had to go to
[00:02:57] the hospital, you would do it. as it is your obligation,
[00:03:01] go there, go there and
[00:03:08] and followers said goodbye to the influencer Lito Souza,
[00:03:12] passionate about aviation and a great promoter of air
[00:03:15] transport, he was laid to rest in one of the places he liked most,
[00:03:19] Campo de Marte Airport in São
[00:03:21] Paulo.
[00:03:23] Lito's farewell gathered fans, friends and relatives
[00:03:27] this morning in São Paulo, the influencer died on
[00:03:30] Thursday. I really like
[00:03:34] from the government to try to contain the aviation and for me he is synonymous with knowledge, I learned a lot
[00:03:37] from him, I really like aviation, I wanted to be a flight attendant and
[00:03:40] so on, because of the influence comes from the videos, right, when I saw
[00:03:44] the news it had just come out, I think it had been about 20 minutes, I burst into
[00:03:48] tears, I think he didn't just talk about aviation, he talked about
[00:03:51] overcoming, courage, I think courage is for any situation,
[00:03:54] aircraft mechanic and pilot, Lito dedicated more than
[00:03:58] three decades to aviation. About 15 years ago he created a
[00:04:02] channel on the internet and gained millions of
[00:04:04] followers by transforming the accumulated knowledge in his
[00:04:08] career into simple explanations about life in the
[00:04:11] air. It was sad, right, because he was
[00:04:14] a very special person, he tried to make all his
[00:04:18] knowledge available to others, so it's really a loss
[00:04:21] that not only I, but I believe all of society is sad,
[00:04:25] right? And it was here at Campo de Marte, one of the symbols of aviation
[00:04:28] in São Paulo that... he was laid to rest. The influencer died
[00:04:32] at 59 years old due to a rare and rapidly
[00:04:35] progressing neurological disease. He was also undergoing
[00:04:39] treatment for prostate cancer. Before losing
[00:04:42] the ability to speak, Lito recorded videos for his 7-year-old
[00:04:45] son, Malone,
[00:04:49] and you know that here you can trust he left some videos recorded for his birthdays, I think if I'm not mistaken for 9, 14,
[00:04:53] 18 years old, lessons that he thought were important for a father to pass on to his
[00:04:56] son, Lito leaves a legion of admirers who... found
[00:05:00] in him a simpler way to understand the universe
[00:05:11] is rare and serious. One of the laboratories that is a reference in the
[00:05:15] study and combat of this condition is
[00:05:17] Brazilian.
[00:05:20] came a diagnosis for an
[00:05:24] extremely rare
[00:05:26] disease, it has no,
[00:05:30] no treatment. In patients like
[00:05:33] influencer Lito Souza, diagnosed with Creutzfeldt-Jakob
[00:05:36] disease, normal brain proteins,
[00:05:40] called Prions, change shape. They induce other
[00:05:43] healthy proteins to do the same thing, but this
[00:05:49] brain tissue full of small holes, like a
[00:05:53] sponge, and the neurons end up dying. Among the
[00:05:56] symptoms are memory loss and
[00:05:59] loss of balance. This laboratory in Campinas, in the interior of São
[00:06:02] Paulo, is one of the few in the world with technology that can see
[00:06:06] the proteins that cause the disease. Here in the
[00:06:09] laboratory, scientists induce proteins
[00:06:12] to behave similarly to what happens in the brain,
[00:06:16] this is done in this machine, a kind of very
[00:06:19] powerful X-ray that can visualize prions which
[00:06:23] are structures 50 thousand times smaller than a human
[00:06:26] hair. We want to understand the mechanism, as long as we don't
[00:06:30] understand why the protein changes
[00:06:34] conformation, we cannot develop treatments
[00:06:38] because we don't know what the target is. Few people in Brazil have Creutzfeldt-Jakob
[00:06:41] disease. In more than 20 years, 2,500
[00:06:44] suspected cases were reported, according to the Ministry
[00:06:48] of Health. The average life expectancy rarely exceeds
[00:06:51] one year. In Lito's case, it was 41
[00:06:55] days. Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease has similar characteristics to
[00:06:59] mad cow disease, because both are caused
[00:07:03] by the alteration of prion proteins. What makes prion-caused
[00:07:06] diseases very different from other
[00:07:10] neurodegenerative disorders like Alzheimer's disease and
[00:07:14] Parkinson's disease is exactly that it is a
[00:07:17] progressive, very rapid dementia.
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[00:09:51] The preparations for the presidential election are also happening
[00:09:54] in the United States. More than 265,000
[00:09:58] Brazilian voters will vote there. Vandrei
[00:10:02] Pereira, our correspondent, brings the
[00:10:04] details.
[00:10:07] Hello everyone who follows us here on Record News. Well, the number of
[00:10:11] Brazilian residents outside
[00:10:14] Brazil who are expected to participate in the elections this
[00:10:17] Sunday is growing more and more, this number has more than tripled
[00:10:21] in the last 16 years, currently it exceeds...
[00:10:25] 900,000 people residing in several
[00:10:28] countries, but who are also expected to go to the polls this
[00:10:32] Sunday. The majority live here in the United States, followed
[00:10:36] by Portugal, Japan, Canada and Germany. Now
[00:10:39] let's look at some numbers from the United States. There are more than
[00:10:42] 265,000 people,
[00:10:45] 265,000 Brazilian voters who
[00:10:48] live here in the United States and who also took
[00:10:51] the trouble, right, to transfer their voter registration to here to be able to...
[00:10:55] go to the polls and we realize that many people who live abroad end up
[00:10:58] feeling this right more strongly, also the responsibility to vote
[00:11:02] partly because of family members who stayed in Brazil and
[00:11:05] there will be voting points in several American cities,
[00:11:09] Boston, New York, Miami and Orlando concentrate the largest
[00:11:13] number of voters and remember that those who live outside
[00:11:16] Brazil also need to justify their vote if they cannot
[00:11:20] vote. This justification can be done at the polling stations
[00:11:23] or also through the e-title application. I'll be back with you in the
[00:11:27] studios. Elections 2026, the vote
[00:11:30] on Record News. The voter
[00:11:33] has more facilities not to fail to vote this
[00:11:37] Sunday, among them, the right to free public transport,
[00:11:41] free access to the websites of the electoral
[00:11:44] courts. The voter will have an extra
[00:11:48] trump card to obtain information from the electoral justice through the
[00:11:51] internet. Users of prepaid mobile
[00:11:55] phone plans will have access to the official websites of the
[00:11:58] TSE and the TRES, even if
[00:12:01] their data allowance is exhausted. The
[00:12:04] measure comes into force 72 hours before the
[00:12:08] voting day and ends 24 hours later.
[00:12:11] The determination is from Minister Cristiano Zanin, of the Supreme
[00:12:15] Federal Court. The objective is to guarantee the
[00:12:18] voter accurate information about the voting
[00:12:21] location and time, as well as the list of candidates.
[00:12:25] In addition, arrests can only be
[00:12:28] made in flagrante delicto, according to electoral
[00:12:32] law. There will also be free public transport on voting
[00:12:36] days in both rounds. The Superior Electoral Court
[00:12:39] requires the Regional Electoral Courts throughout the country to take
[00:12:43] measures to ensure that voters have full
[00:12:47] access to electronic voting machines. The
[00:12:49] intention is to prevent any lack of buses,
[00:12:53] subways, trains or other public transport
[00:12:56] from preventing voters from reaching their polling
[00:12:59] place. In Rio de Janeiro, the free pass will
[00:13:02] be valid from 6 am to 8 pm
[00:13:05] next Sunday. On election day, transport will be
[00:13:09] available to voters at the same frequency as on a weekday. And
[00:13:12] voting is mandatory for all Brazilians between 18 and
[00:13:15] 69 years old. Those who have a voter registration but do not
[00:13:19] show up to vote or do not justify
[00:13:22] their absence, will have pending issues with the electoral
[00:13:25] justice, which may result in restrictions: the voter may be
[00:13:29] unable to obtain a passport, identity
[00:13:31] cards, enroll in a public tender or take office
[00:13:35] in a public position or function. They will also be subject
[00:13:38] to paying a fine provided for by electoral justice, unless
[00:13:42] they justify their absence. The
[00:13:44] justification can be made on election day, through the
[00:13:47] e-Título application or by means of an electoral
[00:13:51] justification request that must be presented at...
[00:13:55] the polling stations. After voting, the
[00:13:58] voter can still justify their absence through the electoral
[00:14:02] self-service, through the e-Título or in person
[00:14:05] at the electoral
[00:14:06] offices.
[00:14:10] Do you know what changes for the second round of elections? The
[00:14:14] constitution establishes that for the positions of president and
[00:14:16] governor, it is necessary to obtain a majority of
[00:14:20] valid votes, excluding blank and null votes to win
[00:14:24] already in the first round of elections and, by majority
[00:14:27] it should be understood 50% of valid
[00:14:30] votes, plus one, if no candidate reaches this mark
[00:14:34] on October 4th, tomorrow, the two most
[00:14:37] voted names advance to the second round scheduled for
[00:14:41] October 25th this year. The confirmation if there will
[00:14:45] or will not be a second round usually comes out on the night of the
[00:14:48] counting, as soon as the votes are totaled by the electoral
[00:14:52] justice. In the interval between the two rounds, the electoral
[00:14:55] calendar changes pace, the free electoral propaganda
[00:14:59] on radio and television returns to the air between October
[00:15:03] 9th and 23rd, but with a different
[00:15:06] rule: the two remaining candidates
[00:15:09] will have exactly the same
[00:15:12] propaganda time, without taking into account the size of the
[00:15:16] coalitions that support them. Remembering that senators,
[00:15:19] state deputies, federal deputies are already
[00:15:22] defined in the first round. A
[00:15:26] symbol of the Amazon lives under the care of the army and has just
[00:15:30] gained worldwide recognition. At 25
[00:15:33] years old, Guardião entered the book of records as the oldest
[00:15:37] jaguar in the world in
[00:15:38] captivity.
[00:15:41] Guardião spends a good part of his time hidden, but when
[00:15:45] he appears, he steals the attention of visitors. He's the most beautiful
[00:15:48] thing, right, I've already seen him marking there. Guardião was taken in as a
[00:15:52] cub at the Tabatinga Zoo, in the interior of Amazonas,
[00:15:55] in 2007. At 6 years old, he came to Manaus to be under the
[00:15:59] care of the Brazilian army. It was here that he spent most
[00:16:03] of his life until he was recognized as the oldest jaguar in the world
[00:16:07] in... Rescued as a cub, after his mother was
[00:16:10] killed by hunters, he could never return to
[00:16:13] nature. His long life yielded a rare
[00:16:16] feat. At 25 years and 90 days, he entered
[00:16:20] the Guinness Book of Records. Guardião
[00:16:24] lived with other jaguars throughout his life, but never had a
[00:16:27] companion. Today, due to his advanced age, he can no
[00:16:31] longer reproduce. He lives under special care, with
[00:16:35] adapted feeding and
[00:16:38] monitoring for old age. He undergoes both imaging and blood tests,
[00:16:42] supplementation, balanced diet, so that we can give them a
[00:16:45] longer life. Guardião's story is an example
[00:16:49] of the resilience of one of the most threatened species in the
[00:16:52] Amazon. Being able to take an animal like this, which is the symbol of the Amazon,
[00:16:56] and give it longevity is immensely grateful for
[00:16:59] us. The lack of rain is already worrying
[00:17:03] residents in the north of the country. The water level of the Tapajós River, one of the
[00:17:07] region's main rivers, fell more than expected in the last 30
[00:17:11] days. The first signs of the drought
[00:17:15] are already appearing in western Pará. In communities
[00:17:18] near Santarém, the water has receded, sandbanks
[00:17:21] have emerged and access for residents via the rivers
[00:17:25] is becoming more difficult, all because of the
[00:17:28] low volume of rain. For more than 2 months, not a
[00:17:32] drop has fallen in the region. In Itaituba, the
[00:17:35] level of the Tapajós River is
[00:17:38] going down. According to civil defense, it usually varies between 4 and 5
[00:17:42] meters, the volume dropped rapidly in September and
[00:17:46] now in the first days of October, from August
[00:17:49] it had been maintaining a regular low,
[00:17:53] now from September to this month that is beginning, October
[00:17:57] it dropped a lot, the concern is with the coming months
[00:18:00] that should remain dry, the
[00:18:03] intensification of the El Niño phenomenon can worsen the
[00:18:06] drought in the Amazon region and make
[00:18:10] navigation even more difficult for vessels and access
[00:18:13] to riverside communities. Today, what the monitoring
[00:18:17] and forecasts have shown is that, yes,
[00:18:20] it could be as intense or even more intense than it was in
[00:18:23] 2023.
[00:18:27] A 102-year-old woman died and
[00:18:30] 90 other people were rescued by firefighters
[00:18:33] after heavy rains hit and caused floods in Spain.
[00:18:38] The strong current flooded streets and dragged cars. Firefighters
[00:18:41] found the body of the elderly woman inside the house where she
[00:18:44] lived. The water reached more than 1 meter high in the
[00:18:47] property. 90 people were
[00:18:50] rescued. The rain hit the region after the hottest
[00:18:53] summer since official records began.
[00:18:56] New rules came into force this week
[00:18:58] to increase blood donations in
[00:19:02] Brazil. For years, Denise always
[00:19:05] thought she couldn't donate blood
[00:19:07] because of her tattoos, but now she found out that's not quite right,
[00:19:11] it was really an impediment for me for many years not to be able to donate
[00:19:15] precisely because I'm tattooed, right, for having many tattoos. With the
[00:19:18] new rules from the Ministry of Health, whoever got a tattoo, permanent
[00:19:22] makeup, microblading and
[00:19:25] acupuncture, only needs to wait 7 days,
[00:19:28] the same for tooth extraction or root canal treatment.
[00:19:32] Today, Brazil registers about 15 blood donations per
[00:19:35] thousand inhabitants, but the need only
[00:19:39] grows. With the new rules, the objective is to increase the
[00:19:42] number of donors and return to the volume registered before the
[00:19:46] pandemic, without compromising the safety of those who donate and
[00:19:50] those who receive. In 2018, blood collection
[00:19:53] in Brazil corresponded to 16 donors per thousand
[00:19:57] inhabitants. Now there is no longer any restriction for those who are already
[00:20:00] over 70 years old and we see that from yesterday to
[00:20:03] today we have already been able to rescue old donors who
[00:20:07] were very sad because they could not continue their
[00:20:11] donation, that was very beautiful to see, after endoscopy or
[00:20:15] colonoscopy, the period now is 4 months, for those who
[00:20:19] have been in a region with a yellow fever outbreak or high incidence of
[00:20:22] malaria, they can donate 30 days after returning.
[00:20:26] The changes in the rules were possible because of advances in
[00:20:30] exams, which are increasingly accurate. We can
[00:20:33] now be more flexible with the rules because we can
[00:20:37] cover it with other tests that we do
[00:20:41] routinely with each donation. Here at Prosangue in
[00:20:44] São Paulo, these drawers should be full of
[00:20:47] donations. But the stock is 30% below
[00:20:51] ideal. Ana Beatriz has always been
[00:20:54] supportive. This is my eleventh donation. I come
[00:20:58] because I like it, I think it's an important act of
[00:21:01] citizenship, right?
[00:21:03] Now, great news for those who like to go to the cinema, museums,
[00:21:07] galleries, theaters and concerts. A survey carried out in
[00:21:10] England shows that participating in cultural activities helps
[00:21:14] to delay aging.
[00:21:17] Dona Aziz loves to read,
[00:21:21] and if the reading is accompanied by good classical music, then
[00:21:24] even better. At
[00:21:26] 92 years old, if
[00:21:29] there's one habit she doesn't intend to give up in this life,
[00:21:33] it's getting involved with culture.
[00:21:36] I like it a lot, you know? I like
[00:21:40] theater a lot. At 60 years old, I used to travel
[00:21:43] a lot by myself, even to see the Van Gogh
[00:21:47] museum, these things that... "I liked, I would go
[00:21:51] see by myself. At home,
[00:21:54] she doesn't give up crossword puzzles, movies and a
[00:21:57] game of cards. And when an interesting program
[00:22:00] appears, she doesn't even think, she just goes. If I say to
[00:22:04] you now: let's go see a Van
[00:22:07] Gogh exhibition,
[00:22:10] oh, I'll go before you, I'll go
[00:22:12] flying. Who says she's
[00:22:16] 92 years old? Could this way of
[00:22:20] living be related to slower aging?
[00:22:23] Dona Zisa's daughter is a belly
[00:22:27] dance teacher, she also believes that keeping the body
[00:22:30] and mind active makes a difference in aging, she
[00:22:34] is 64 years old and also doesn't feel her
[00:22:38] age. My disposition
[00:22:41] is the same as when I was 40 years
[00:22:44] old, sometimes the possibility sometimes isn't much, right, sometimes I get a little
[00:22:48] pain, I push myself a lot, but I don't
[00:22:51] stop doing things. This life dedicated to culture
[00:22:55] can have more effects on the body than one imagines. A
[00:22:59] study done in England, which followed adults over
[00:23:03] 50 years old, found an association between involvement
[00:23:07] with cultural activities and a lower physiological
[00:23:10] age, in other words, being more
[00:23:13] cultured can make you younger. The study
[00:23:17] pointed out that those who had greater
[00:23:20] involvement with these artistic activities were about 1
[00:23:24] year and 2 months physiologically younger compared to those
[00:23:27] with less interest in cultural
[00:23:28] events.
[00:23:35] It's that going out to dance, sing, watch a
[00:23:38] show involves displacement, memory,
[00:23:42] attention and emotion, a package of stimuli for the
[00:23:46] brain and for the body too. These cultural
[00:23:49] activities have always been associated with improving
[00:23:52] mental health. It was found that this
[00:23:55] association that people who have a cultural life
[00:23:58] participate more in cultural events, they decline less in
[00:24:02] physical parameters. At 92 years old, Dona
[00:24:06] Zisa continues reading, dancing,
[00:24:08] learning, and perhaps this is one of the most beautiful ways to
[00:24:12] age. Choosing to stay forever young, at least in
[00:24:16] her mind.
[00:24:20] The Spanish Congress rejected a proposal
[00:24:24] housing crisis that motivated protests across the country. The law
[00:24:27] provided for automatic renewal of rental contracts
[00:24:31] and restrictions on the eviction of vulnerable
[00:24:34] tenants. More than half of the parliamentarians
[00:24:38] voted against the Spanish prime minister. The demonstrations
[00:24:41] began after an 87-year-old woman was
[00:24:45] removed from the apartment where she had lived for seven
[00:24:48] decades, due to non-payment.
[00:24:50] Spain is facing a rise in rental
[00:24:53] prices.
[00:24:56] Back in Brazil with news about the Larissa case, the young woman
[00:25:00] found dead inside her home in Embu. Budas Artes in Greater São Paulo.
[00:25:04] A new report reveals the presence of lead
[00:25:07] in her and her husband, the military police officer Vinícius Costa
[00:25:11] Silva. Exclusively, Record
[00:25:15] had access to a new forensic result, which brings
[00:25:18] more elements for the investigation of the death of Larissa da Cruz
[00:25:22] Mooretta, 29 years old. The radiology technician
[00:25:25] was found dead with a shot to the head inside
[00:25:29] the house where she lived with her husband in Budas Artes in Greater São
[00:25:32] Paulo. The residue test showed
[00:25:35] the presence of lead on both of Larissa's hands. The same
[00:25:38] test also came back positive on her husband's left hand. Military police officer
[00:25:42] Vinícius Costa Silva. The
[00:25:46] forensic examination also identified the material on the sleeves of his
[00:25:49] shirt. One of the hypotheses analyzed
[00:25:52] is that he may have immobilized Larissa with his right arm
[00:25:56] and fired the shot with his left hand. The presence of
[00:25:59] lead on both of the victim's hands indicates that she
[00:26:03] may have tried to defend herself before the shot. The circumstances
[00:26:06] still depend on the analysis of all the forensic
[00:26:09] reports. Larissa was found dead on September 6.
[00:26:12] Vinícius stated that his wife had taken her
[00:26:16] own life after a conversation about the end of their
[00:26:18] relationship. Her family contested this
[00:26:22] version. Other reports had already
[00:26:25] dynamics of the death. Vinícius was arrested the day after
[00:26:29] the death. The public prosecutor's office charged the military police officer
[00:26:33] with femicide. The defense still maintains the suicide
[00:26:36] version.
[00:26:39] A man was arrested after threatening his wife with death. In
[00:26:43] one of the videos recorded by the victim, the suspect said he would
[00:26:47] set her on fire.
[00:26:50] Fearing new aggressions and concerned that no one would believe
[00:26:53] her, the woman decided to film her own husband's
[00:26:56] threats.
[00:27:01] On the street.
[00:27:32] Customers of this establishment witnessed the man's threats
[00:27:36] against the woman, and some of these customers were
[00:27:40] worried and feared that he would actually carry out
[00:27:44] these threats. The customers then decided to call the
[00:27:47] military police. It was then confirmed
[00:27:51] that there was a situation of domestic violence against the woman, psychological
[00:27:54] and he was taken to the eighth
[00:27:57] precinct and is currently imprisoned. He
[00:28:00] threatened to... the guy pulling my
[00:28:03] hair, saying he's going to take everything I
[00:28:08] threatened me very badly. The
[00:28:11] police also discovered that this would not be the first time the
[00:28:15] man had assaulted and threatened the woman. He has at least three
[00:28:18] occurrences of
[00:28:21] domestic violence in the context, one
[00:28:24] for insult and threat, so
[00:28:27] it's not the first time that he has been involved in this
[00:28:31] type of problem.
[00:28:34] A 10-year-old girl has been missing since Thursday
[00:28:38] in Rio de Janeiro. She left home to go to school, but
[00:28:42] did not arrive. Family and friends protested and
[00:28:45] the search for the
[00:28:46] child continues. With signs in their hands,
[00:28:50] family and friends held a protest in Nova
[00:28:54] Iguaçu. "I just want my daughter, I just want my
[00:28:57] daughter. If my daughter dies, I'll die. I won't be able to bear this pain."
[00:29:01] Mariana Queiroz de Carvalho, 10 years old, disappeared last
[00:29:04] Thursday on her way to school. The
[00:29:08] journey is approximately 1 km and the girl
[00:29:11] did not usually make it alone,
[00:29:15] but on this day, she had to
[00:29:19] go without an escort. The girl left home around
[00:29:22] noon, but in the late afternoon, when her
[00:29:26] older brother went to pick her up, he received
[00:29:29] the news that Mariana had not gone to school.
[00:29:33] Family and friends conducted a relentless search through the
[00:29:36] neighborhood. The area is isolated and somewhat deserted,
[00:29:40] surrounded by empty lots with tall grass
[00:29:43] and houses still under construction. They also
[00:29:47] searched for the girl in hospitals in the region and
[00:29:50] IMLs. Despite all their efforts,
[00:29:53] they did not have any information that could
[00:29:56] help find Mariana. Her disappearance was registered
[00:30:00] at the police station in Comendador.
[00:30:03] "I don't know if someone passed by in a car, put her in it, I don't know, I
[00:30:07] just want my
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