The Consumer Quarterback Show 5/31/2017

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the horn now make our introductions Gary
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Halleck he’s in the house we ensure he’s
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a territory territory owner of we ensure
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welcome in sir Moore and Brandon I look
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forward to seeing you again
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June 1st start of the hurricane season
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so I’m going to talk about hurricane
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preparedness yeah absolutely insurance
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is such a valid topic this time of year
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let’s make sure we get reviews done
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let’s make sure we’re being proactive in
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that space is such an important space
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also making his debut to the consumer
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quarterback show Julia and Correia he’s
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the CEO of Knight speed moving welcome
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in Julian thanks Fred I’m really
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to be here today I’m gonna be sharing so
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along with hurricane season it’s also
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moving season so we all know how
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stressful that can get I’m going to take
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you through just throughout through my
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experience basically you know how
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important it is to choose a moving
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option that fits your needs kind of go
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over what to look for in movers how to
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avoid hidden fees and most importantly
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how to save time and money on your move
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I think this is the beginning of a
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beautiful friendship yeah welcome to the
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show MJ Martinez in the house CEO
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private investigator advantage P I
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welcome back sir hey thank you Brian
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Brian Brandon that’s okay I get Brian a
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lot just don’t call me late for dinner
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that’s the one I said yeah tell me what
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you want I’ve been going on three hours
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of sleep for the last five four days so
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are you on a stakeout you got a stakeout
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yeah yeah yeah nice yeah cool well
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that’s an interesting business you have
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there MJ helping people you know when it
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comes to these types of you know
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investigation strategies yeah absolutely
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we are you know we’re a bottom line is
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we’re out here trying to help you yeah
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absolutely and you look at a lot of
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different we’ll dive deeper into these
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things but you talk about there’s
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corporate applications of course the
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most relevant that most people think
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about is divorce or relationship
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investigations but you know 26 or 25 26
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year law enforcement history and I’ve
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been doing private investigation for a
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long time as well so welcome in yeah
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thank you we appreciate your your expert
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contributor knowledge here that you
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bring to the show always a pleasure
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absolutely all right so we always start
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off a little personal development we
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want you to call an audible out there
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yeah helping us with that audible so we
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do a lot of personal development here on
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the show I’m a published author and a
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professional speaker and you know I
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emcee events so if your corporate out
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there I’d love to talk to you about some
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of that but you know what we talk about
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a lot is the ability you know we all
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have these self-limiting beliefs at some
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point in our life in a career and the
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habits of wealthy people is what I want
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to talk about today and when you look at
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new immigrants when they come to the
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country and the just the amount of
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hunger and the drive that they have
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whether it’s to send money back home to
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forge their own life and just grow the
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wealth I mean let’s think about how
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appreciative and happy and grateful we
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all should be to be living and breathing
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in the best country in the best
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in the best country in the United States
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of America here it’s the best wealth
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generation uh you know income engine
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that’s ever been generated and planet
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Earth here so when you look at a lot of
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times immigrants are hungrier than
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people that are born in the United
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States and in many cases and so we are
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in a wealth creation system so the idea
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is you in business or entrepreneurship
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as you find a need and you fill it you
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add more value you serve others at a
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higher level than the next guy and you
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consistently look to reinvent yourself
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you know how can you reinvent how can
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you add more value to the customer that
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you’re serving so what you want to think
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about is developing rich habits versus
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poor habits and and getting rid of those
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self-limiting beliefs when I do public
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speaking engagements I’ll hold up a rear
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view mirror and I’ll say check out this
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rear view mirror here and the idea is
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that it’s it’s about 1/100 of the size
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of a windshield so when you’re driving a
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vehicle you’re looking out the
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windshield you’re looking forward you’re
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projecting in the future and then you’re
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going to still look at that rearview
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mirror from time to time just to kind of
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check in and see how far you’ve come but
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I think too many people spend too much
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time focusing on the past not letting go
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of those limiting beliefs that have been
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set in year after year and think about
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it when you’re a child a lot of times
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you start off your life you’re you’re
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you’re so creative and you’re just
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curious and you’re looking for all these
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different things to do you’re getting
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into everything and your parents are
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consistently saying no no you’re too
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small no get down from there no don’t do
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that and that’s what happens I think it
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we carry that over into our teen years
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and into adulthood sometimes so we want
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to let go those limiting beliefs focus
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on the power of the Pareto principle
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8020 rule I talk a lot about the 8020
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rule and the focusing on the 20% of the
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task the responsibilities the proactive
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activities that you can do on a daily
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basis that’s going to generate 80% of
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your success 80% of your prosperity and
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it’s going to help you move that ball
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down the field faster and and score more
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touchdowns in life
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so there’s your there’s a two-minute
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drill you’re audible let’s go ahead jump
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into this great content here today Gary
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Halleck back in studio insurance and
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home auto especially hurricane season
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now so many things to consider Gary
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exactly Brandon you know one of the big
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things that people don’t understand
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as there are two deductibles on your
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insurance if your house burns down
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there’s one deductible or if the
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hurricane season hits and there’s a
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hurricane there’s a second deductible
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normally in Florida it’s 2% of what is
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your dwelling is insured for your home
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is insured for so you have a three
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hundred thousand dollar home two percent
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is six thousand dollars so you know the
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last hurricane to hit Florida was
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hurricane her mine might her mean for me
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yeah very potter when i saw that yeah
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and it costed there was five hundred
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fifty million dollars with the damage
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caused by that hurricane and it was a
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pretty small hurricane that came it hit
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Pasco County 150 million dollars and a
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lot of the damage actually came from
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flooding the heavy rains water forced up
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under the floorboards you know people
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didn’t even have water coming to their
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house it was coming through the walls
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and it was coming up to the floor so
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again the homeowners policy does not
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protect you for that so making sure
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you’re adequately insured and you know
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again once the hurricane gets formed
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most the time it’s too late to get new
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insurance it actually can affect
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closings on homes so if you are closing
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during hurricane season as you’ve
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probably experienced make sure you have
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your policy in force with an effective
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date on it before hurricane enters the
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boxes so that that that proverbial box
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that’s out there it has a dotted lines
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on a screen that says note you can’t buy
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an insurance we’re putting this whole
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process on hold until the hurricane
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either hits or misses and and then you
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can go ahead now with that scenario that
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you outlined before where the flood
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we’ve we’ve all seen that kind of where
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where the water just magically appears
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either through like a concrete slab or
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seeping in through the walls
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so let’s out like that again for our
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listeners so that would not be covered
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under regular homeowners that’s going to
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need to be a flood policy or most likely
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yes again every company is a little bit
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different but that would technically be
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considered flood under the flood policy
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I know there’s been some disputes you
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know it reminds me back of you know when
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insurance policies first started it was
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one page long and now they’re 50 60
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pages long and I think what happens is
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this claims go through they continue to
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add additional language so you do
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definitely need to review your policy
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make sure how would that be covered how
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would the claim be handled
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and does it make sense to have a flood
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policy with along with your homeowners
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policy technically every house in the in
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the United States is in a flood zone
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either in a very preferred flood zone
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which means once every hundred years
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once every 500 years or earn what they
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would call in a flood zone which is one
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in 101 and 50 where you have a much
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higher likelihood of flood damaging your
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home and if your coastal that’s going to
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be referred to as a velocity area of ve
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flood zone
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also similar to the AE flood zone and we
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talked last time about elevation
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certificates and private flood right it
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makes sense yeah it’s interesting you
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know on this insurance topic I think
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it’s important for everyone to get in at
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least at minimum an annual review
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exactly you know there’s some new
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policies that are coming out that have
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vanishing deductibles on the hurricane
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premium so people that are willing to
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take more risk upfront and then have a
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five-year vanishing deductible in the
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hurricane premium may make sense for
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them again if you start off with a five
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percent deductible and it disappears
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over five years and you do have to be
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prepared for that especially if a strong
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hurricane comes in and damages your home
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fifteen twenty thousand dollars but if
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you had the policy in force for four or
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five years and then get hit by hurricane
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it could cost you nothing out of pocket
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in the event of a hurricane yeah and
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when we come back after this break I
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want to talk about how the process of a
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claim actually goes through you’re
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dealing with adjusters you’re dealing
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with attorneys potentially I mean
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there’s all these different things let’s
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clear that up for our listeners and
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we’re also going to bring Julian Correa
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into the conversation he’s the CEO
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Knight speed moving and also MJ Martinez
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coming up as well
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CEO private investigator advantage P I
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great feel-good story for you today
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diploma six decades later and also we
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have a top five the top five beer
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producing countries via top 50 top five
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of anything so we’ve got some great
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content coming up for you so I will see
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on the other side of this break stay
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decades later and right now we’re in
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studio here we’re talking with Gary
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Halleck he’s an insurance expert we
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ensure he’s a territory owner
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for what the whole set the whole state
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of Florida South Florida Tampa Bay area
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of the era’s Hernando Pasco and uh
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Hillsborough counties nice yeah big big
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area man Pinellas people don’t realize
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Pinellas is the one of the most densely
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populated is the densely most dense
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populated county in the whole state
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right I believe it is and they have some
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of the biggest issues with insurance too
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at this time they do yeah in the floods
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flood insurance has been a huge issue
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for Pinellas County let’s walk through
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that week before the break we talked
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about how when you do let’s say
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worst-case scenario plays out you have
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some type of a flood issue or maybe just
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an insurance claim theft or whatever it
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might be fire let’s walk them through
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that process Gary well you know that you
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know claims can start as simple
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something as simple as a hose breaking
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in your house you know one of the number
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one claims is internal water damage of
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pipe breaking under the sink and the
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first thing you need to do and I would
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tell everyone immediately go out and
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find out where your water shut-off is
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come home there’s water on the floor
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immediately turn off your water a lot of
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the carriers actually have language it
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says it’s your duty as the insurer to
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make sure you stop the claim from
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progressing so if you leave the water
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running and you go out and go to Publix
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and try to get your claim covered
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through Publix have that in a minute
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here yeah through MJ but your duty is to
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stop the claim and minimize the damage
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and immediately call your carrier
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because again sometimes you get someone
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to come out there and they won’t have
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your best interest at heart not saying
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that the you know most insurance
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companies will try to do the right thing
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again you know everyone’s got issues
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with carriers everyone’s got a friend
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that has an issue with a claim but most
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of the time I say most carriers are very
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genuine in their process and do try to
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take care of you so immediately call
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them and most companies require that
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they be notified within 72 hours if it’s
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longer than that they can deny the claim
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for failure to disclose the claim yeah
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then you get into the adjusters coming
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in and that type of process and it’s
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back and forth but that’s why we want
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you’re reaching out to Gary here just to
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check it up make up me of understand
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what you currently have what options
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there are sometimes you can play with
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that deductible payment versus the
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premium you know the higher the
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double what the lower the premiums that
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type of scenario so Gary Gary Halleck
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territory owner we ensure the best in
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the business when it comes to the
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insurance areas as well home auto and
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you know delight so let’s go ahead bring
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Julian in the conversation Julian Korea
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CEO night speed moving welcome in sir
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Thank You Brendon yes sir yeah so
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welcome to studio man and when you look
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at this that when we first met I just
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had to say I’m you know I’m impressed
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you guys you’re a young hustler you’re
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growing the company and the back story
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is pretty cool well thanks yeah we we
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started I started by myself over at UCF
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I was a an internship at the time and I
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was really unhappy with the work I mean
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I I nailed it down to getting all of my
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administrative work done on Monday and
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the rest of the week I was sitting there
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watching youtube videos and that’s when
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the idea popped up I started really just
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you know with flyers just that
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small-time hustle getting my first move
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under my belt and you know fast forward
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four years I decided to take it
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full-time and now we service three major
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areas in Florida nice in those three
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major areas are the Tampa area Orlando
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is our main operation and then South
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Florida as well we will service
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Southwest Florida we just don’t have
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enough volume for me to call it a
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official branch there that’s awesome and
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so I love that entrepreneurship story so
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you’re so you’re in school you’re
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finishing up the degree your thought
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process is hey I’m gotta make a little
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extra money doing it starting a moving
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company you started the moving company
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and then you get to that point where you
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get you got some money flowing in things
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you’re looking good and you just make
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that leap man you make the leap to walk
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me through your thought process at that
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time so I mean so I started so the
22:26
company officially opened in 2013 and it
22:28
was until late 2015 where I had kind of
22:30
let that fork in the road like crisis
22:32
moment where I really wasn’t making
22:33
enough to even sustain my own salary so
22:36
I ended up taking another job and that
22:38
conflicted with who I was I mean I’ve
22:39
always wanted to do my own thing work
22:41
myself so I decided and I have and I’ve
22:44
had the positive influence and some
22:45
friends that have been in business that
22:47
have you know have gone through
22:48
fundraising and have already had some
22:49
success so that’s what I asked myself
22:51
you know if these guys are capable of
22:53
doing it what’s stopping me and it was
22:55
just like what you’re mentioning earlier
22:56
the self-limiting belief of not being
22:58
able to do it just because I haven’t you
23:00
have
23:00
before doesn’t mean you can’t do it yeah
23:02
though it was just really I mean a ton
23:03
of research and it’s not a you know
23:05
trial and error I like that and you
23:07
learn as you go and and in 2016 is when
23:10
we raised raised some funds and we
23:13
decided to take a full time I hired a
23:15
good buddy of mine from high school who
23:17
was kind of bouncing around here and
23:18
there it’s all about the opportunity you
23:20
loved it and since then we’ve both been
23:21
going at it every single day
23:23
nice yeah I love that Julian Correa here
23:26
on the consumer quarterback show CEO
23:27
night speed moving the official moving
23:29
partner of the consumer quarterback show
23:31
and platinum MVP Realty
23:33
so yeah let’s talk about that so so
23:35
you’re getting this thing going you’re
23:37
rocking and rolling you got some income
23:38
coming in what talk us through the the
23:40
growth process I mean you have to manage
23:42
a lot of different aspects of a business
23:44
yeah well especially with something so
23:45
so labor-intensive so one of our biggest
23:47
challenges is finding good people and
23:50
getting them sufficiently trained to
23:52
actually be able to go out and you know
23:54
suffer for you as a customer to trust
23:57
them in your home so we found that
23:59
hiring college students was always great
24:01
from the very beginning and recently
24:03
we’ve been recruiting from from ROTC
24:06
organizations or athletic groups or any
24:08
organizations in school where we know
24:09
the guys have qualities that we’re
24:11
looking for which essentially is
24:12
somebody that’s good hearted that’s
24:14
generally somebody that you want in your
24:15
home to somebody who’s honest because
24:19
you know mistakes happen especially in
24:21
moving where there’s so many variables
24:22
like there’s things that may happen I
24:24
think one of the best the most important
24:25
things in a moving company is how they
24:27
handle any situation like that and then
24:30
discipline so somebody who’s going to
24:32
show up on time and that’s something
24:33
that us as a company is really important
24:35
we say we always answer the phone which
24:37
is something yeah
24:39
fairly uncommon I mean I’m sure you guys
24:42
can all relate oh yes
24:43
business in general yeah absolutely
24:45
they’re so answering the phone that the
24:47
basics you know showing up on time being
24:49
disciplined the integrity is something I
24:51
likes it shows when you’re moving here
24:53
there’s a position where some things
24:54
could disappear so that’s important
24:57
process as well yeah exactly so we we
24:59
that that’s what we take was the most
25:01
pride in is like they’re you know
25:02
mistakes do happen to things do get
25:04
scratched they get dropped if
25:06
something’s missing I mean that it’s
25:07
never something that we’re trying to
25:10
hide or whatever so whatever the problem
25:11
is we always just go above a be
25:13
to fix it yeah I like that and and so
25:17
now that you you’re up and running you
25:19
got Tampa Bay rocking here getting some
25:20
orders got things happening let’s let’s
25:22
talk about some of the do’s and don’ts
25:24
what have you found over the last four
25:25
or five years that you found that you
25:27
know hey here’s some mistakes two common
25:29
mistakes that people make well the
25:32
number one thing is people usually
25:33
underestimate the move in general what
25:35
it’s going to take in terms of prep and
25:36
what the you know the day of so I think
25:39
the number one the most important thing
25:41
is for you to to choose the option that
25:43
best fits your needs so first you need
25:45
to take a look at your budget see how
25:46
much you’re willing to spend for the
25:48
convenience of a service because this is
25:50
something that you know you’re asking
25:51
somebody to transport everything you own
25:53
from one place to another so it’s it’s
25:55
never going to be as cheap as most
25:57
people think you have two options
25:59
basically you could do it yourself
26:01
um and that you know you if you can
26:03
still convince your buddies your old
26:05
buddies from college to come help you
26:06
out and let your stuff good look find
26:08
out who your friend is all right I think
26:11
they wrote a country song about it yeah
26:12
you buy now to your friends um so you
26:16
can do it yourself I mean it’ll roughly
26:18
right you could fortunately there’s
26:20
companies that out there for that so
26:22
they’ll rent you a truck you can go out
26:23
the Penske u-haul run you somewhere run
26:25
on average a local move about a hundred
26:26
bucks um and kind of do it yourself I
26:29
don’t personally recommend that for a
26:31
few reasons number one your buddies that
26:34
you ask to help you probably are gonna
26:35
show up yeah that’s just started they
26:37
might be hungover yeah exactly and then
26:40
you know even though moving sounds like
26:42
something relatively easy you know just
26:43
throw the stuff in the truck throw it
26:45
out unload it it’s really not as simple
26:47
as it seems in any and it is important
26:49
to know that you’re not a professional
26:51
unless you’ve had some kind of
26:52
experience there so I mean anything from
26:54
injury to like damaging your furniture a
26:57
lot of things can happen right and that
26:59
so your other option is if you really
27:01
would just want the convenient way out
27:02
is to hire professional movers yep um
27:05
and you’re gonna want to go buy I always
27:08
say to everybody that asks you know who
27:09
should I use is go buy a personal
27:11
referral somebody that you know somebody
27:12
that you trust a lot of times your
27:16
Realtor or your leasing agent or any any
27:19
point of contact of you know somebody
27:20
that’s been helping you through your
27:21
home buying process something that
27:23
you’re about to move yeah if they have a
27:25
preferred mover or they work with
27:26
somebody
27:27
I usually say go with somebody that’s
27:28
you know had them referred multiple
27:30
times versus you know maybe your friend
27:32
had one good experience but the
27:33
company’s got a 2.5 sir
27:35
you know rating online right um so so
27:38
really you want to look out for you want
27:40
you want to ask for a referral and then
27:42
the number one thing with moving is uh
27:44
is these hidden fees that a lot of
27:47
movement companies will have it’s like
27:48
it’s like the the symptoms and the
27:50
pharmaceutical commercials you know yeah
27:52
where there’s a nice young lady riding a
27:54
bike with a golden retriever meanwhile
27:55
they’re telling you that you could die
27:56
from this thing yeah yeah so it’s so
27:59
really some of those some of those
28:01
things are you know distance charges
28:03
elevator charges stairs charges yep um
28:06
things like big item charges you really
28:09
want to look out for that so a lot of
28:11
moving companies will give you a free
28:12
in-person estimate so what you want to
28:13
do is make sure that the company that
28:15
you’re hiring is willing to come out
28:16
give you the time that it’s expected to
28:19
take and then obviously look for the
28:21
reviews look for the ratings look how
28:22
what people are saying about them online
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Julian Correa here CEO Knight speed
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moving so what what else when we talk
35:00
about I think we kind of left off
35:01
talking about tips do things to do
35:03
things to avoid what else would you see
35:05
out there I know and I can definitely
35:06
sympathize and empathize with people out
35:08
there who’ve underestimated their move
35:10
and you’re out there it’s 8:30 9:30 10
35:13
o’clock at night trying to finish up
35:15
that movie you finally say man we’re
35:17
gonna have to come back tomorrow and
35:17
finish this thing before yeah or get no
35:21
sleep so so what else you see out there
35:24
is so the most important thing that you
35:26
don’t want to do is really save what you
35:28
want to save time and money on your move
35:29
the way to do that is really over
35:32
prepare so what you want to do is pack
35:34
like three to six weeks before the move
35:36
I’ll kind of do it little by little
35:38
start doing it on the weekends start
35:39
with packing of stuff that you’re not
35:40
going to use you know start doing your
35:41
books or right and the general stuff
35:43
like that
35:44
and that’s a perfect time to declutter
35:46
yes
35:47
something that’s going to save you time
35:49
when you have a lot less stuff for the
35:50
movers to to move and also I was just
35:53
talking to him about it is have a garage
35:57
sale it’s something that most people
35:59
don’t think about but a lot of times if
36:00
you sell a lot of the stuff that you’re
36:01
that you’re you know that you don’t need
36:03
you’ll make enough to cover the cost you
36:05
remove a lot of times right yeah
36:07
absolutely I like that idea of dick of
36:09
decluttering
36:10
when you think about decluttering
36:11
there’s there’s three different ways
36:13
we’ve had some organizers on the show
36:15
Cristina Cardin also with the show but
36:17
we talked about you come up with three
36:19
bins you got one that you’re gonna
36:20
donate donate to the church or some type
36:22
of a good cause you got one that you’re
36:24
gonna keep you but you need to
36:25
reorganize it and then you got one for
36:27
trash so go heavy on the trash one would
36:30
be my recommendation sometimes you look
36:31
at and that’s a whole phenomenon I think
36:34
you look at that you know the moving
36:36
business and you look at storage in the
36:38
United States of America storage
36:39
facilities are one of the hottest real
36:42
estate investments because it’s
36:44
low overhead and it’s just once you had
36:47
the long run set up you got people
36:48
storing their junk and they don’t even
36:50
go and see it year after year they’re
36:52
like you know how many times you went
36:53
and seen that that storage thing you
36:55
know yeah it’s real estate without the
36:56
timer yeah exactly yeah it’s absolutely
36:58
crazy and they got shows on it what you
37:01
pay money and you bid buy all the stuff
37:03
people left it in there didn’t pay their
37:04
bill say you know you bid on what you’re
37:07
guessing is gonna be in there I guess
37:08
right mm-hmm some of those shows yeah
37:11
these uh we’re talking about the crush
37:13
of these apps now like offer up Facebook
37:15
has one yeah many of these app they’re
37:18
tremendous I mean you can they really
37:20
work yeah poor is a reaching people yeah
37:24
right away I know we got to know we’re
37:26
in the process my fiancee we’re in the
37:27
process of building a house on you know
37:31
in in Pinellas County on a lake in
37:33
talking to you know and she speaking of
37:35
those marketplaces and different things
37:37
Lindsay’s been doing some of that and I
37:39
said wait we still got eight months till
37:41
we move I don’t want to be moving this
37:42
stuff two and three times oh there’s a
37:44
good deal babe okay cool all right
37:48
so but yeah if you just join us I’m your
37:50
host Brandon Ryan to your quarterback
37:52
show and Julian Correa official moving
37:54
partner let’s go bring MJ Martinez into
37:57
the conversation private investigator
37:59
here in Tampa Bay now MJ thanks for
38:01
being a longtime friend of the program
38:02
and I just love the content that you
38:04
bring the different perspective you
38:06
bring whether we have a family law
38:08
attorney Jill Kearns in studio if we
38:10
have shawn yesner bankruptcy law you
38:13
know all types of our attorneys that
38:15
come on you know you seem to be able to
38:16
play well in that box thank you yeah
38:18
it’s interesting I have that plan when I
38:20
came in here today yeah but it’s
38:22
completely blown out of the water I got
38:24
a different plan
38:24
there you go the ability to call that
38:27
audible yes hey Manny I was a QB back in
38:30
the day yeah I could tell um yeah with
38:35
mr. Halleck Gary here with his insurance
38:37
I do a lot of work for property property
38:40
type insurance claims we were kind of
38:43
just bantering a little before the break
38:45
and pets pets you have people’s pets
38:48
they don’t understand the liability that
38:51
they have for their pets okay sometimes
38:53
these pets you know you
38:56
they don’t even necessarily have to bite
38:57
the person they could you know you could
39:00
have an altercation you could be out of
39:01
park you trip over somebody’s pet mmm
39:04
then uh you know that person gets her
39:07
twisted ankle breaks an arm or wrist
39:09
something like that then they could
39:11
extract that out your litigation and
39:14
file a claim against your homeowners
39:15
policy Wow
39:16
so that’s I’ve you know worked many
39:19
types of cases in that regard
39:21
yeah that’s cysteine and I want to
39:23
commend our new inductee here mr. Julian
39:27
Korea yeah yeah I mean spin spur a
39:29
tional see I like seeing young young men
39:31
or people in general yeah taking it upon
39:34
themselves to make their own way that’s
39:36
right you know that’s the American Way
39:38
that’s just what you got to do is about
39:40
it’s better work yeah yeah that’s right
39:41
yeah absolutely I love that yeah with uh
39:44
with this with I mean Florida is
39:46
tremendous it with so much growth going
39:48
in here people coming in and out here
39:50
you know in a really good spot Wars
39:53
movie yeah absolutely
39:55
yeah I’ve had I just had a case I was
39:58
discussing then too that we needed a
40:00
mover expeditiously in a domestic
40:04
violence situation to move this person
40:05
you know in ours and I was able to
40:09
secure some movers to do that basically
40:12
pack up there you know within three or
40:15
four hours their whole life and you know
40:17
Wow transferred to another location but
40:19
it needed to be done correctly yeah
40:22
right and so I found the right people to
40:25
do that but it was important so yeah
40:27
that is when you look at moving minutes
40:29
it’s a you know it’s a challenging
40:31
aspect of life yeah and you sell real
40:33
estate in it and there’s there’s already
40:35
things that happen you know in the real
40:36
estate process the mortgage process
40:38
last-minute documentation changes so we
40:41
want to make sure that if it comes down
40:43
to a moving decision Julia Julian Korea
40:45
CEO Knight speed moving as the choice
40:49
for the consumer quarterback show
40:50
listeners out there so what else we I
40:52
heard some great stories going through
40:54
as well NJ before the show what was
40:55
going on in the green room there I heard
40:57
some how were the other day we’re
41:00
talking about trying to figure out
41:01
certain connections with cases and stuff
41:03
like that yeah interest we were trying
41:06
to figure out what as I talked about the
41:08
pet claims that came to mind
41:10
uh somebody a slip and falls on people’s
41:12
properties as far are typically can be
41:16
you know litigated through somebody’s
41:18
insurance claim sometimes I had we had a
41:24
particular case where somebody had cut
41:26
their finger off with her yeah that’s
41:29
right
41:29
so they cut their face so they tried to
41:31
double double dip it was kind of a weird
41:34
case but they they went to a very
41:37
renowned uh grocery store chain and and
41:40
took that finger and tried to place it
41:43
place it at another location and claimed
41:47
the injury was there so so we were you
41:50
know that was a kind of a drawn-out
41:51
investigation involving testimony of
41:53
witnesses the neighbors and things like
41:55
that and now we were able to to kind of
41:58
identify that case so that was a that
42:00
was an interest manager the manager
42:02
population he said now population yeah
42:08
yeah it’s yeah you see it every day as
42:10
funny on the news you’ll you know I’ll
42:12
see feeds on social media of people when
42:15
they’re they’re false claims or you know
42:18
salacious claims I saw one just recently
42:20
where a girl was working in an office
42:22
and a fire I distinguish rare but a fire
42:27
regular sprinkler head had fallen it
42:30
fell to the floor hit her desk
42:33
you know she laid there it looked she
42:34
looked at it for a few minutes and then
42:36
and then she looked around and then she
42:38
picked it up and started beating herself
42:40
trying to make it look at hit her on the
42:42
head I was like he was amazing
42:46
very nice nice trying as a nice guy but
42:49
no right fortunately the office had a
42:52
camera within it was ongoing watching
42:55
their staff so yeah I mean Big Brother’s
42:57
everywhere now I had a similar those it
42:59
was through a friend of a friend type of
43:01
deal that they had a cleaning company
43:02
and they they said yeah the person
43:04
walked out of the elevator and in a
43:05
faked like a fall and and tried to say
43:08
but they didn’t have the signs out but
43:10
they clearly had the slippery when wet
43:11
signs right right it’s like this
43:13
litigious society we’re in yeah you know
43:16
people look for it you’re on camera
43:17
sometimes you don’t even know you’re on
43:19
camera it’s it you know it’s this is
43:22
America right
43:23
thinking anything can happen fortunes
43:25
change overnight that’s so you go to
43:28
another country and this nonsense does
43:30
not happen exactly you go to the UK and
43:33
you have a slip and fall there’s no you
43:36
know tort law or negligence law that’s
43:38
there to protect you people don’t even
43:40
we don’t see ads of lawyers you
43:42
know at your doorstep oh yeah no enough
43:47
so here in America it’s it’s you know be
43:49
fortunate I’m glad you have an
43:51
opportunity to you know for sure
43:53
absolutely yeah come back we’re gonna
43:57
jump into the top five beer producing
43:59
we’re gonna go to our top five the top
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here so you know MJ what else are you
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seeing out there man I know you do a lot
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there’s uh 46 points on there to take a
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okay you never know yeah yeah there’s a
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through them all there’s some of them
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are kind of funny but I’ve developed
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it’s really been an interesting path now
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sailing I mean we’re really surprises me
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in business I don’t know how long you’ve
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been in business but how I mean Google
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has really controlled
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now you’re you know they’re they’re in a
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they’re in a position that quite frankly
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they can manage the whole thing you know
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and and you basically pay to play oh
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it’s amazing yeah and and you know any
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of the other search engines are really
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irrelevant at this point now yeah you
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look at you look at you know where it’s
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going to virtual reality the voice
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it’s it’s a battle man you look at you
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look at Amazon you look at Mac Apple you
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know some of these big tech companies
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man they definitely have a lot of clout
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there yeah we’re worried about
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government but we really need to be for
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worried about silicon powder as social
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media and are and in the internet how
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let’s go ahead and get good yet if I was
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just saying yeah because really we
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really have to think about it they’re
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search they know they know you when I
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you before yeah I unit yeah when you can
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your phone all right we got a top five I
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want to get to and we got this story I
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want to get to so let’s go ahead and do
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the top five beer producing country
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who’s drinking the most beer out there
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Gary who would be your guests I spent
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two years in Germany I’d have to go
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ceremony Germany is on the list number 4
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goes to Gary
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Julian you say Netherlands Netherlands
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is not on the list my friend got to give
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you the buzzer Wow really Jake who the
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top five beer producing countries in the
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world Germany’s out Japan Japan is not
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on I was going on back to you Gary I
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have to go with America America United
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States is number two on the list well
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you got that one don’t think I’m
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addicted you right now is winning we’re
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winning in beer okay Julia took my
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answer uh think about population think
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about population size
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China China oh yeah yeah all right
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number three number three come on give
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it to me uh America say Mexico Mexico’s
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number five guy another South American
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country um Brazil you got it boom we got
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it we got the five top five that was
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nice
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we got it quick all right now we’re
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gonna jump into our
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negative news out there we’re gonna mix
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it up with something good here Korean
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War veteran receives high school diploma
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six decades later sixty-four years after
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leaving high school can you read this go
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ahead read that is it 60 64 years after
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leaving high school a Korean War veteran
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finally got his chance to walk across
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the stage in gut graduate Marty Sullivan
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88 day received an honorary high school
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diploma Friday at Newsom high school’s
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graduation Sullivan missed his own
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graduation because he went to fight in
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the Korean War during his junior year of
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high school six decades later Sullivan
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decided to fill out paperwork to receive
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an honorary high school diploma the
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officer asked me if I wanted to help if
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I wanted her to help me get my diploma I
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was like okay go ahead fold and said
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once he put on the cap and gown and
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walked across the stage Sullivan was hat
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happy he won’t he went through with it
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all when I got this in my hand I said
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okay I guess it was worth it Sullivan
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said as he showed off his diploma
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Florida Florida office opera’s a high
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school diploma to any eligible military
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veteran who left high school to serve
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the country Sullivan hoped other
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veterans would take advantage of the
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getting their high school diplomas – you
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got the opportunity and II don’t take it
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you darn fool good job ray all right
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good job summer school summer’s here
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school’s out for the summer they don’t
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have some fun but yeah so that’s that’s
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an interesting story any comment on that
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wow I mean that’s tremendous at least
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that’s a tremendous opportunity for
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somebody you know who got diverted to
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life that’s right now yeah yeah you went
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back and finished it I love that I love
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hearing a story too you hear about the
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you know the elderly lady that got her
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degree and all these different stories
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of people going back getting that degree
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and and you know I just love that let’s
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go ahead and jump into our lightning
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round the lightning round I am so good
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at lightning
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Holmes I majored in lightning round all
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right real quick top tips things to do
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things to avoid Garrett Alec you’re up
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first
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well you know obviously with hurricane
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season starting as heavy hurt a
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hurricane preparedness kit a couple
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things that I never thought of is you
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have pets make sure you add some pet
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food into your kit if you have to take
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them also keep a copy of your insurance
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policy inside the kit so you can grab if
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you run you come back your house is
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damaged you can immediately file that
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claim that’s right I get the big bottles
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of water to saw ways this time of year
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have an extra 15 of them in my garage
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ready to go this waters the first thing
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you’re gonna need guys alright Julian
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top tips things to do things to avoid
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nuggets of advice yes so for your move
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to go as fast as possible I’d say uh you
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know taking it a step above from
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labeling your boxes if you color code
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your boxes you’d be surprised how much
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faster that and that you know the
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results here move being because the guys
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got to think they’re real tired after
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the load Rutten reading is is is not
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something that they want to do at that
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time so I mean you know the blue stuff
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is going in the kitchen red stuff is
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going their battles yeah stuff up
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tremendously I like that
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another one is a you know assume that
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you’re hiring professionals so try not
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to coach and really try and stay out of
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the way as much as you can when your
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movies are doing their thing
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they’re usually there’s a reason why
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they’re doing something maybe they’re
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taking a little slower time carrying
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something or whatever usually it’s just
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to avoid anything bad happening um if
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you just let the movers do their thing
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it’ll go a lot faster and on the topic
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of pets says everybody brought it up
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having your stuff nice and clean it’s
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something that goes really unnoticed
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it’s a big problem
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it’s a pet here a lot of people are
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allergic to pet hair and tall and tall
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my pet lovers I mean I have a dog at
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home so I get it yeah but cleaning that
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stuff up goes a long way because you
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know when you’re when the movers are in
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there carrying a couch full of hair get
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allergies getting rashes it just throws
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off the whole the whole energy of the
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move and and whatnot absolutely real
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quick MJ top tips tips if you you know
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if you need a background check if you’re
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having something in your relationship if
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you just need to know some information
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that you just can’t find anywhere else
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contact advantage unlimited
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investigations alright awesome and we
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want you to please go out there and
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consider committing a random act of
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kindness something as simple as packing
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up leftover food carrying it with you to
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and from your commute to work handing it
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to that person that you see in the
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being a force for good in the community
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and I’m gonna ask my daughter here to
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close us out for today Braylon hey this
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is Brandon’s daughter Braylon rhymes
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again and I just wanted to say thanks
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for listening and God bless have a great
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