Chapter 1: What is the premise of Laser Stories?
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It's the radio segment that's hosting a fire fest for old people called Tired Fest.
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Featuring the band The Who. Oh. The Who. Oh, that's old. Who? Yes, The Who. Okay. Who what? No, The Who, The Band. Who's getting banned? I didn't do nothing. Okay, just forget it. It's Laser Stories, a segment where we read weird news stories around the globe just like everyone else does, except we've got a laser. Those other hover around haters just don't.
At Tired Fest, the headliner performs at 9 a.m.
That's right. His first laser story is out of Nashville.
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Chapter 2: What unusual event happened during a police chase in Nashville?
They've been struggling to stay afloat.
Yeah, because they're any open anymore.
I think they just filed for bankruptcy again.
According to reports, they're about $300 million in debt.
That's not good.
Last year, they closed about 40 locations across the U.S. They're trying to attract more business by making a pivot to being more family friendly.
I thought they tried this before. Sexism for everyone.
They're calling it a re-Hooterization, but it's more like a de-Hooterization.
Not a double de-Hooterization?
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