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You're listening to the downbeat on ninety
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your little sleepyhead. It's time to
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hear about the most importing thing in
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degrees this morning. Little cold front
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the rest of the week though,
So no sweat when it comes to that.

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Now. As far as the football
game, thank you quick update there

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to the game. For me,
I tend to never really care who wins

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the Super Bowl. I've kind of
felt that way for a long time,

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unless there's a sore thum that sticks
out. Last night was the rare rooting

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interest because I just don't like the
forty nine Ers, in fact, one

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of the least favorites for me.
So you know, I was pulling for

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the Chiefs, and a lot of
people are probably sick of the Chiefs winning

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and tired of all the attention they're
getting. But for me, I just

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can't do forty nine Ers success,
and as Cowboys fans, you shouldn't want

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that either, probably, So I
was pulling for the Chiefs and it was

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fun on the last drive. I'm
just sorry it was a long game to

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talk about, right, But I
just want to say I think it's real

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stupid that the rules for overtime are
different in the playoffs than they are in

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the regular season. Why that's brand
new, right, Yeah. That was

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the first time since they've changed that
rule, which I think they changed that

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last year. It was the first
time they've had a playoff game go to

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overtime. It's where they've had to
use these rules because I didn't know that

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the game could have gone to another
quarter and they would have finished the drive.

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Yeah, and so I'm like,
well then once the point of having

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a clock, Okay, I'm just
realizing that now, so they would have

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just continued, yeah, just like
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going to the second. I like, I think most of America screaming,

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where us streaming use your time out? Dude, I didn't know that un

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till right now. And Tony did
a good job of coming in and explaining

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really quickly. I thought Nancy Romo
and CBS could have done a way better

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job of explaining, We're just gonna
let Jeans say what the rules are real

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quick. We need a little more
than that, because this didn't happen before

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in the biggest game of the year. I didn't know that. And because

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we haven't seen it, you know, so I know there's a lot of

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people who are freaking out. What
the hell's going on? Imagine what you're

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thinking of you're a forty nine Ers
fan. Oh, they're not taking their

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time with idiots. Idiots? Uh
No, touchdown, dagg It like it

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was just like a wheel of emotions
and the touchdown when it happened, it

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almost seemed like collectively people didn't understand
that it was over. You know what

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I mean, It didn't happen,
didn't right? Yeah, I read that

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article. He didn't. He said
he wasn't sure he win. His post

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game with Jim Natz is a wonderful
interaction. We'll play for you at eight

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thirty. Yeah, it's great.
Do you think if the forty nine ers

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had scored a touchdown on their that
prior drive, any of them would have

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thought they just won the Super Bowl? Yes? Yes, yes, And

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I think I think the nation would
have to. I gotta say I love

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that an opening possession, overtime touchdown
doesn't in the game. I like that

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too. I think college football has
it down to perfection. I love it,

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and this is close to it.
It's not all the way because you

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know, you just don't keep getting
to go back and it's not you know,

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my ad, your ad. It's
really cool. I'm glad they did

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that for the playoffs. And yeah, the quarter end up the quarter thing

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was I don't know why they have
a clock unless it's to have fairness to

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flip the field. If you you
know that that's what they end up doing.

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Well, they did it as as
a result of that Chiefs Bills game,

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right, h Yeah? Why can't? Is there an easy answer to

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why NFL can't do the college playoff
system. They don't want it to be

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They don't want games to be decided
in a way that's different than actual football,

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you know, than the actual football
game that you just played for sixty

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minutes. We want to playoffs and
all that stuff. Like the people fight

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me on this with hockey or whatever, but I'm like, go straight to

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the shootouts. Who cares? The
shootouts is the most exciting thing the sport

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has to offer. Like, I
love it, but that's a mini game

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of what your game is and they've
kind of got it right. My problem

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is they don't do it in the
regular season. And the reason they don't

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do it in the regular season is
because they do want to keep these games

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as short as possible. They don't
want these guys doing five quarters. You

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know, six quarter what that game
extends, But I don't know. At

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some point, like the game's the
game and you have to prepare your audience

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for that to happen, because the
first time it happened should not be in

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the Super Bowl. Yeah, there
was some I mean, I'm sure you

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guys saw this too, like debating
on how you what choice you make if

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you win the coin flip in ot
that it's better to defer if you win

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and take the second possession because you
have more power in the way you react

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to what was done in the opening
drive. I agree with that. I

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think I do. I think I
do too. Chiefs were able to go

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for it on fourth down exacts they
knew they had to. Yeah, yeah,

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absolutely, but that's only if you
if you hold them to a field

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goal. Yeah, because you know, essentially if you both go down score

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touchdowns, then you get the first
crack at and he score wins. That's

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what the forty nine ers were thinking. Yeah, well, and we'll get

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that. Shanahan said it. They
asked him. He's like, we wanted

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the third possession. You know,
if you trade touchdowns, then all we

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need is a field goal and we
can win the game. And I think

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that's enough to offset the freedom of
knowledge that you get in the being the

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second team to possess. And his
defense had just been on the field as

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the Chiefs had a big twelve play
driver or whatever it was, to go

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in and kick the field goal to
tie the game. So he's like,

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my defense is tired too, Let's
give them a second. Yeah. I

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didn't have a problem with the decision. The chances of you scoring a touchdown

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or are less than you making a
field goal, I think, and if

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you play the initial odds, if
you're just thinking about what's in front of

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you, I think that you defer
and put the pressure on the other team

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to score the touchdown. I think
that's harder to do than to get a

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field goal. If you have that
one possession, and when you react,

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it's like, we know what we
gotta do, and it kind of takes

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a little bit of pressure off of
you because you do know. Then it's

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like, I mean, the worst
case scenario we kick a field goal.

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Yeah, but we want to win. And they said, I think Andy

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Reid said that had the forty nine
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a touchdown, he was gonna go
for two and in the bad thing man.

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Yeah. Yeah, Which that's a
smart strategy. I think so too,

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kind of like having that control.
Yeah, it's interesting. I wish

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they'd just do it in the regular
season so we're accustomed to it and ready

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to go. Because that was a
little wild card and was not imagine how

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many people were watching that game too
at parties too or not just locked in.

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You're gonna miss the brief explanation of
the rules. The game sucked for

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the first half. I mean,
it's good, good defense and all that

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stuff, but there's not a lot
happening. You had one turn turnover each

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and you're just kind of stuck in
between midfields, you know, stuck it

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between the forties kind of for a
while. They were playing in the between

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the blue lines for the entire damn
game. It's like usher, thank you

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for bail out up to that point, which was a freaking boring game.

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It was. You know, it
may have been a good game, depending

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on how you watch football game.
Yeah for the first half though, but

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good lord, it was boring.
It was boring. The trick, the

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trick pass, the trick play touchdown
was great, but also but the not

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close. The amount of time between
something happening of significance in that game between

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the trick play, Yeah, was
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over an hour. You know.
I kept going, Okay, eventually Mahomes

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is about to like just get hot
basically did at the end of the game.

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But I was like, he's not
just gonna sit there. They're not

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gonna have three points at a halftime, you know. And that ended up

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being a big drive at the end
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three points. And you know what, was it? Ten three? At

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ten three at a half? Everybody
did all did we all three have the

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chiefs? Yeah? I think so, yeah, yeah, smart money.

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Yeah, we had bigger predictions that
will we'll play for you at eight And

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can I see how we did there? That evolved Reba and Andy Reid and

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Von Lendall and Von Lindall laughed at
that, but four times over the weekend.

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That's the picture. Yeah, But
it was like it was a thing

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too where Kyle Shann's getting destroyed today
once again because not being able to win.

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The big one is now his and
he's he wears it like Dak wears

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it. I guess I did see
something very interesting today from my my buddy,

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the Zodiac GM. This guy is
great. He posts out like fits

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based on like your energies and signs. And he says that rock Party being

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a Capricorn does not mesh well with
Kyle Shanahan, but Kyle Shanahan would mesh

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well with a Leo. Dak Prescott
is a Leo. You can say what

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you want, but getting Grant Grant
Williams was not a good fit here because

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of the day he was born.
Because the Zodiac GM is not here for

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you common people. And just just
going by what you see, they go

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a little bit deeper, they go
to the stars. Yep, all of

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that may be true. Kevin.
I was sitting there might be true watching

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this whole game, going Okay,
how many receivers are going to drop passes?

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For? Like? How many?
Because really, well, the Chiefs

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lost their head early Kelsey, for
I wanted to punch Kelsey in the face

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when he knocked over Andy Reid.
Yeah, he scared the s s out

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of him. It was like,
leave Andy alone right now. Look he

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I mean really knocked him over.
What was this? You can't remain cool,

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buddy. You're fine, You're a
billionaire now, relax. What was

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that all about? Because I saw
that Slumo replay because he got taken out

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of the game after he made a
reception and the guy that replaced him missed

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the block. Yeah, and that
led to the fumble that led to the

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checko funk. Yes, boy he
did. He's like, don't take me

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out of the game, Andy Handy, and he freaked on him. He

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freaked oked him pretty good, and
he got scared of them, tried to

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grab him, like scare me.
Nuggets falling out of his pockets, out

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of his parka. It's so so
insensitive for me to say that, But

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when guys can't control themselves like that, I just assume that they're like that

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in everyday life too. Like I
assumed that they with the emotions just get

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there. Happened to be a tiny, tiny eyelash in their soup. Yeah.

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When they go to a you know, a restaurant and then there's I

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feel like they snap. I feel
like they snap it. Service workers I

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feel like they snap it, but
he's pain in the ass to be around.

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No, I disagree. I bet
he's a sweetheart as I can freak

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out to that level as long as
things are going well for him. But

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if he gets high pressure situation moments
of just snappy that never appear in I

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mean, ask Christina. We've never
even had an argument. But it's all

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relative too, just because it's the
Super Bowl. To them, it's high

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pressure, but it doesn't make us
feel like our big moments are less than

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what they're feeling. I don't care
about any of that stuff. But I

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don't think that means that he yells
at the waiter when there's an eyelash or

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sweet tay. Yeah, not yet. They haven't spent enough time together,

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honestly, busy schedules. She will
dump him, by the way. Oh

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yeah she will dump Yes, yeah, there's no question. You don't know.

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That is what drives her. This
drives her to create more albums,

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to keep growing the torture ex Boyfriend's
club, and plus she's a CIA operative.

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Everybody knows that you saw President Joe
Biden tweet that was amazing. He

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was unaware that tweet went out,
but he didn't known it was the next

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level trolling because there are people like
he's lost it. Oh my god,

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he's crazy. It's like he was
asleep when this guts said. Okay,

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we talked about that is Joe Biden
awake and watching this game at night.

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No, sleepy Joe is doing what
sleepy Joe does. Sleep. I'll be

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briefed in the morning. Did he
get a printed box score handed to him

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in the morning, like that was
his presidential brief just to say, assotiate

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both sides. Did you see did
you see Trumps He's looking over at like

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Jason Kidd at the podium rebounce good
night for Luca. Do you see Trump's

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tweet? No, it was pretty
great too. He said Joe Biden didn't

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do anything. Joe Biden didn't do
anything but Taylor and he never will.

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There's no way she could endorse crooked
Joe Biden, the worst and most corrupt

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president in the history of our country, and being disloyal to the man who

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made her so much money. Besides
that, I like her boyfriend Travis,

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even though he may be a liberal
and probably can't stand me. What we

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were laughing that they had money so
good they had Biden and harnesses over the

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fifty yard line waiting to lower him
down and he's like, oh no overtime,

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God, come on for the big
reveal at the end, Ray ban

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Joe. They just lower him down
on ropes. Hey for the endorsement.

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Yes, And there was also I
think, uh late in the game like

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Rashi Rice, the rookie from SMU, was like fighting with Mahomes because he

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was open on the third down play
or the play close the last really they

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had one play to try to score
and regulation and was wide open. But

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a rookies on the sideline, He's
freaking out on Mahomes Like was like,

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hey, everyone, here's the Chiefs. You're supposed to have been here before.

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You know, all the forty nine
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of our best defensive players tours achilles. You know in the first half,

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Yeah, hang it out sideline injury
huh Yes, as he's trying to run

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onto the field, Yes, was
it his achilles? Yeah, that is

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a bizarre just snapped it, freak
freak accident. I texted Kevin late and

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again the overtime was like, are
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because of a defensive holding because that
would have been I mean, that would

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have been it. That was the
punt that should have happened. Yeah,

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and they were like there was like
fourth and or it would have been fourth

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and what like eighteen or something crazy, Yeah, a lot. Juwan Jennings

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still only mustered up a field goal, you know, and they got the

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first of all. Love it.
Refs did not call a mounch last night.

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Love it. That's how it should
be when everyone in the world's watching

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your game. Put the flag in
the pocket. So good. That was

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great, But that one had to
be called. It had to be called

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too because they're watching it, and
it's a trick they probably tell wide receivers

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once you turn and you make them
put their arm around you, they're gonna

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call it because they're watching for it. But man, that would have been

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huge. The Chiefs get it because
if it's not called, I bet cameras

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aren't going to it and going.
They should have called holding here. They're

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probably not doing that, you know, right, but beautiful. Then forty

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hours go down and they score a
field goal, can't get in. I

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still don't he's good enough for that
offense. I still don't think brought perty

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is your guy. Who's your guy? Then you have to make one up

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and creat him in a lab.
I don't who's gonna be better. He

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got them to the super Bowl and
took them to overtime against a freaking dynasty

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with the most eddie handed quarterback we've
seen since Don Brady. He looks like

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a college quarterback. Oh my god, you're a nut. Stop trying to

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wait to drop on Lee Harvey.
He's good man, He's good for them.

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Anyone would because it is not his
time yet. Sam Donald would be

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good for them, Sam Donald,
Mikey talks him since well. But just

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think of how they good the fort
yiners would be if they had I mean,

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I don't. I don't know what
the answer is. If they've had

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an average bloverage QB for so many
years and they've been good but they don't

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win it all. But imagine a
top five, top seven that then you

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say, wasn't pretty in the top
five or top seven for like MVP this

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year was Yeah, you don't play
them in fear Brock Purty. I'll say

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that you try to got them into
and throwing a lot and for whatever reason,

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Kyle Shannon's like, you know what, listen, let's just ignore Christian

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McCaffrey for about the second and third
quarter. That'd be great. What I

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had no reason to do that.
If he had been picked in the first

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round, you would not be saying
this. Yeah, he would have been

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worthy of a first round pick because
of his college accolades, no matter,

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I would have go on to a
big, long rock Party fight. I'm

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just saying, I don't care for
the dude. I don't like the forty

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nine ers and anything that you know
is attached to them. So I'm not

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like defending the dude. I'm just
saying he took them to overtime in the

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Super Bowl. Meanwhile, the Cowboys
got smushed by Green Bay at home.

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I don't want to hear it that
Brock Party that they could do better than

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Brock Purdy. Yeah, sure,
there's maybe what two or three guys.

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You're gonna get Josh Allen, you're
gonna get Pat Mahomes. No, that's

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not available. That's fair. You
want Dak. How would they do with

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Dak better? Bull crap? Yeah, it's better than Brock Party. You

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don't put him. I don't know
if he is. It is really weird

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that that team continues to run out
because the horse of the cart, Like,

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I don't know, and what did
he do that was so damning to

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them yesterday? Just you know,
just fair, I don't know. It's

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hard to Okay, slotted, I
get it, he is, but he's

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right. That is the answer is
I just you know, third and four,

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Hey, we know this. Third
and four, they the Chiefs are

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bringing the house. We know this. They had a two minute warning.

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We had a second, third and
four, Chiefs running Blitz get in his

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face and he throws it into the
ground field goal. All right, Look,

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I don't know, there's a little
thing because he didn't block the guy

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that was coming after. That's all
defensive backs had hands. They would have

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beaten the forty nine ers three weeks
ago. Like he tried to deliver the

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game to them on a platter,
and they just didn't take advantage of it.

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I was surprised he sucked by any
means. I'm not saying that.

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I'm saying they still have it won
a Super Bowl with all these years of

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having the best roster and they have. We're like five years straight at them

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having the best roster in football and
they have never had I got you gonna

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argue again, top ten quarters,
whatever that crap is. I don't care,

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but still nothing and still going,
God, we gotta get over the

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top. I wouldn't be surprised if
Kyle Shannan is thinking about things. Only

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one team makes it, Kevin.
Only one team stands victorious at the top

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of Football Mountain, at the top
of Paramount Mountain, Pork mountains, Hey

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Arnold, and then we're gonna throw
Pep a pig because because Hey Arnold couldn't

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get across. Mikey doesn't know what
you're talking. Commercial is amazing. I

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don't know who Kevin's friends are.
I do not know your friends have weird

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nicknames. Love date, you own
the commercials. I won't update you.

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Will tell you about the commercials at
seven and we miss birthdays again every day,

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just another day because this guy wants
to hate rock Party. That's why

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you did it, because you I
don't you know what. I don't think

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you want to do birthdays. No, I want Mikey to do a Reliance

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and then we'll do birthdays later.
We got a deal. Stuff on the

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game scattered throughout the day, but
next Lucas Toys made their debut on Saturday,

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and I think Luca likes playing with
these toys. Also, the Drunks

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were out over the weekend and we
had audio and it's insane. Next to

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ninety seven won the Freak