[transcript]

42:21 Alexia's husband from Alexia from Miami? Her husband foult for 42:29 I didn't I didn't watch Miami either, so I don't know.

[transcript]

26:08 I thought it was three. No, well Miami LA.

[transcript]

08:59 That's Miami, Miami? Yeah? 01:26 my first time ever to Miami. 08:56 Is that New Orleans of Miami?

[transcript]

05:20 it doesn't like heat, it doesn't like tension, you know,

[transcript]

37:30 I didn't know Miami broke up with me. Yes, Miami 37:07 you know, Miami broke up with everybody, right. 38:37 Like when she said Miami spring Break You're like.

[transcript]

10:30 heat 10:31 heat 10:37 heat

[transcript]

13:09 Side condominium collapse in Miami, but it it also counsels 17:29 the community here in Miami the serf Sye collapse and 39:46 forward to seeing you again at Wahasu in Miami twenty

[transcript]

1:03:59 Miami, ja. Das ist Miami. 2:34:45 Michael Mann, Heat, großartig. 2:35:16 Ja, der Miami Vice Film.

[transcript]

1:01:03 I can add to this, put it in a drawer, but put it in your kitchen drawer in the lowest spot next to a heat register, and it'll go faster. 09:06 It was a lot of fun. So, regardless, we got them in the store, we're getting them set up, and they're actually working so far, quite nicely, as long as we're replacing some of the pieces. The way that they set them up is relatively inefficient because they wanted to have two separate units right next to each other. They want to have a cold and hot unit, but yet they are touching with no insulation. So you're going to be heating one side while cooling the other. It's going to just drive your electric bill up the wall. It's like literally throwing money at a unit. Makes no sense to me. So as long as you're either heating the whole thing or cooling the whole thing, you're fine. But they are a nightmare from that one reason that the one bottom rack was supposed to be goldfish with chiller, and then the two top racks were supposed to be heat. But then you open the canopy below and find out, oh, they're connected. 36:23 I've not heard a lot about this. And I can imagine why people are freaking out. There's not far from me near the, I think it's off of the Wasisa river in Florida, or very, very close to there in the panhandle area where we're at. Some dude back in the day was like, I'm gonna put monkeys on this island and I'm just gonna, yeah, it's gonna be like an atrium thing. And apparently he didn't know monkeys can swim. And there's monkeys in Florida. And then I know there was that incident down in, I think the Miami area maybe a couple years ago where somebody's pet escaped and bit somebody. And it was, like, a huge deal. People were like, oh, like, pet monkeys aren't as cute as they think they are. I don't know how southwest, but that does. I almost don't like the sound of that just because I've seen how irresponsible some people manage their livestock here, and primates are one of the few things that. That's a hard no for me. Like, that's a no for me. I'm good on all of that, so.

[transcript]

23:58 it is the part of the boat that generates some heat, right,

[transcript]

13:18 can very very easily die from the heat. 24:09 blood flows through them and the heat from the blood 39:04 They help keep the bill be cool by dissipating heat,

[transcript]

06:33 heat

[transcript]

08:18 heat

[transcript]

02:35 take the heat off of her After going to court,

[transcript]

25:00 Listen, motherfuckers, I've tried it all. I looking heat water.