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curious to know how many of those they arrested were under 21, you know? ‘cause as we know, at least with the auto thefts, a lot of them are being done by teens.Well, it’s also we should put out, it’s protecting lives because the kids that are stealing these Kias are driving ‘em at 90 miles an hour. We had another one die, I think, right at the end of last week. It was a single car accident, so you didn’t kill anybody else.
What, what is going on down there and what might it lead to? The idea that we get all these quakes and people say, wow, it’s the lake. And we have, we have these weird geologic formations, a sonic boom from the earth. From the earth, quaking scaresI know we’ve had them and people in the newsroom before have said, what was that? And I was like, I literally didn’t notice anything. So I’m not the most, um, susceptible to feeling these tremors.
It’s unknown though, which lawmaker requested this amendment and inserted it into the two year budget. So licensed owners with a clean record, which they would get if they opened by December [00:22:00] 31st. They can easily sell their license. To multi-state operators that trade on the Canadian Securities Exchange.
And data centers being built in South Columbus in Lancaster. They’re, these are the latest in a recent series of data center investments in central Ohio, which now total about $4 billion. And the additional money will be used to complete the Columbus in Lancaster data centers, as well as expand that New Albany facility.
It’s the hum of the, the servers, uh, there was, I forget where it was. Was it Maryland or West Virginia? Um, there was a story I read a year or two ago about that it’s, it was problematic. Uh, they also are major users of power. Mm-hmm. And if Ohio doesn’t upgrade its power generation. Right. I would start to think that might be a problem as well.Yeah. That’s, those are good concerns. I, I had, I had never heard that about the noise.
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