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What's up, sunshine? Happy Friday. Yay.

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The day of the week that smiles are

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wider and some of us already have one

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foot out the door. I'm Ky Wire. This is

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CNN 10 big show today. So, let's roll.

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The cruise ship at the center of a

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deadly antivirus outbreak that as of

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this taping took the lives of three

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people has left quarantine and is now on

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the move. The ship named MV Hondius left

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Cape Verde and is headed to Spain's

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Canary Islands after the remaining ill

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passengers on board were medically

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evacuated. Now health officials are

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trying to find anyone else who may have

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had contact with any of the eight

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suspected cases. That's because this

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particular strain of the rodent born

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illness called the Andy strain has shown

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human-touan transmission before. One of

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the people who died from the illness was

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a woman who had taken a flight to

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Johannesburg, South Africa with 88 other

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people on board. Officials are urgently

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contact tracing for another patient who

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is currently in the hospital in

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Switzerland. They say it's possible the

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outbreak originated during one of the

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ship's many stops. Three other

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passengers from the ship have already

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returned home to the US. None of them

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are currently showing any symptoms, but

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the Andy strain has a long incubation

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period, meaning it can take up to 8

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weeks for someone who is exposed to the

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virus to show symptoms. As of this

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taping, nearly 150 people were still on

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the cruise ship, and their trip up

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Africa's west coast is expected to take

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about three and a half days. The World

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Health Organization is stressing that

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the outbreak does not pose a wider

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public health risk at this time.

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>> This is not SARS KV2. This is not the

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start of a COVID pandemic. This is an

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outbreak that we see on a ship. There's

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a confined area. We have five confirmed

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cases so far. We completely understand

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why these questions are coming, but this

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is not the same situation we were in 6

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years ago. Um it doesn't spread the same

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way um like corona viruses do. It's very

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different.

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>> As the US and Israel's war with Iran

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continues, so does its impact on the

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global oil supply chain. Here in the US,

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gas prices jumped up to an average of

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$4.54 per gallon this week. That's the

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highest national average price for gas

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since July of 2022. The pain at the pump

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is being felt by everyone from commuters

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to New York's cabies who say the

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skyrocketing prices and lack of tourism

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are decimating their business.

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>> Really, it sucks. Gas going up every

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single day now

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>> from $360

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now it's $445

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>> and the same price so it's affect of

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everyone not only me

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>> meanwhile France's transport minister

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says the country's government is

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preparing to provide financial aid to

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airlines hit hard by rising jet fuel

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costs. European authorities are looking

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for ways to avoid widespread aviation

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disruptions this summer after some

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airlines warned there could be jet fuel

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shortages within weeks. About 75% of

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Europe's jet fuel is normally imported

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from the Middle East. One of the biggest

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airlines in the world is saying BYOS,

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bring your own snacks. No free snacks

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for some of their shorter flights.

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Starting May 19th, Delta Airlines will

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no longer offer free in-flight snacks or

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beverages like water, soft drinks, or

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coffee for non-first passengers on

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shorter flights. The change affects

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about 9% of their flights. those that

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are 349 miles or less and have a flight

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time under one hour. We're talking

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flights like those between Baltimore and

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Boston or LA and Phoenix or Minneapolis

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and Chicago. Delta says the move is

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expected to create a more consistent

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experience across its network. Other

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major US carriers have already stopped

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offering in-flight service on shorter

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flights.

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Pop quiz hot shot. Which is the second

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most spoken language in New York City

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after English? Mandarin Chinese, Arabic,

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Spanish, or Korean.

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If you said Mandarin Chinese, mihow.

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According to the latest US census, there

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are more than 700 languages spoken in

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New York City. The Burough of Queens

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often considered to be the most diverse

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with hundreds of ethnic restaurants. A

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hubby and wife are on a mission to eat

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cuisine from every country in the world.

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All 195 of them, all without setting

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foot outside of New York City. They're

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making a lot of progress. Food that

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represents 163 nations so far and

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sharing it online for others to

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experience. Our Lee Waldman got to share

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a meal with them.

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>> Tucked in the corners of the Big Apple's

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bustling burrows, you can be transported

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around the world without ever stamping

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your passport. Bukaran food in Rio Park,

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trying Gy food uh in Richmond,

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Richmond Hills.

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>> Countries from all over the world coming

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together in the melting pot that is New

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York City.

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>> Everyone knows New York is, you know,

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one of the most diverse cities on the

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planet. But, you know, how far can you

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sort of push that?

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>> That's the question that set Andy Doro

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off on a now 10-year journey. Ate with

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his wife, Jennifer Baronoff.

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>> This is the fatous salad. That is

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>> delicious.

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>> Papuli salad.

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>> Eating food from every country in the

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world without ever leaving NYC.

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>> I've eaten at um restaurants

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representing 163 unique countries

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>> and documenting each one online. We sat

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down with him at Tripoli, a restaurant

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in Brooklyn that's been run by the same

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family since they opened in 1973.

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Its name reflects the city in Lebanon

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where they're from.

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>> I consider it as a service for the

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community around us.

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>> Food, as Doro describes it, becomes sort

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of a consulate, inviting people into a

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culture. That's what Tripoli owner

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Muhammad Salem strives to do, especially

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for those experiencing his Lebanese

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heritage for the first time.

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>> We will try to to treat them like like

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one of ours. And if we have a new things

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like they don't taste before, we'll give

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them a taste of it.

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>> We experienced that firsthand.

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>> Can you pass me the the carob spread?

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>> Thank you.

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>> Doro invited us to Tripoli to learn

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about the culture of a country now

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finding itself in conflict.

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>> I thought of Lebanese restaurants

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because of what's happening um in terms

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of the war and the conflict in the

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Middle East right now. So um I think

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it's important to

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I don't know humanize people. We are

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really like you know peace loving people

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concentrating about

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making things happen like you know to

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the good good other people. We're not

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really like you know violent people.

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>> As Doro continues to explore the world.

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Salem and his family will keep sharing

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their Lebanese customs.

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>> Everything we have is made in house

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>> one plate at a time.

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Today's story getting a 10 out of 10. A

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free concert while you're picking out

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your own produce. The family-owned

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Fiesta Fresh Market in Newcastle,

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Delaware, is producing their own version

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of NPR's Tiny Desk Concerts,

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performances by artists in an office

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space. But co-owner Joseé Luis Aguar

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Garcia, who also runs a record label,

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said, "Roma Calm, let us put our own

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twist on this." blending his interest in

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music and the family business to

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highlight smaller bands all somewhere

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between the Lemons and Tomatoes.

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>> We've gotten a lot of cool reactions

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where why I've seen that people are

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coming in and they're like pointing out

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the music and then they walk in and they

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get surprised that it's actually like a

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live band playing at the store.

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>> Jose dubbed this series Mercadito

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concerts, meaning little market

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concerts. Originally, they were only

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featuring Latin artists, but thanks to

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the fruits of their labor, they have

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expanded into different genres, and now

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bands are reaching out to them. For

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Joseé and Mercadito's full story, be

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sure to check out our friends at the

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Five Good Things podcast. Okay, two

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shout outs for us on this Friday. Mrs.

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Jones at Northside High School in Fort

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Smith, Arkansas. Thank you for

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commenting and subscribing to our CNN 10

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YouTube channel. And this one goes to

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Mrs. Tack it at me Callahan Intermediate

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School in Prince Edward Island, Canada.

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Thank you for this knitted lobster. I

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think you did it all by hand. And this

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PEI potato or potato. So creative. You

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are clawsome. Play that Friday music not

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air. Thanks to all of the educators out

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there. One more time on this final day

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of National Teacher Appreciation Week.

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You are more powerful than you know and

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have one of the most important roles in

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the world right alongside moms.

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Reminder, this Sunday is Mother's Day.

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So, don't forget your mama, grandma,

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auntie, or any of the hardworking mother

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figures in your life. Give them a hug, a

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call, maybe do the dishes without even

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being asked. That right there, legendary

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work. I'm Koi Wire. We are CNN 10.

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