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You're listening to the downbeat on ninety
seven to one, the freak way yet

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draft light out of here, the
whoo whoop. Uh, there's your button

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working on that. I've did it
twenty five times. Yeah, it's sammuring

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it fixed. Someone texting what Danny
that there's a restaurant in Wiley and Wiley

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we were talking about strangely named establishments, you know that might be Asian owned

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and sometimes things get lost in translation. And I remember a restaurant on Gaston

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Road called sunny Teriaki Hamburger Breakfast.
I said that there's a place in Wiley,

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a sports bar called football Field football
Field. Like they had a big

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conversation, you know, They're like, it's football for a reason. No,

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we're gonna call it. Expect a
freaking the weekend party at football Field

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in the very near future. Like
if we were super popular and could call

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our own shots, we would totally
do a remote at football Field ball totally.

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That's really good actually, and then
it spun off to their sister bar

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baseball field or basketball court or hockey
rink. What if you radio strate station

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you did remotes that you didn't tell
the businesses about used did it? Out

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front like football field right next.
They don't know what's happening, and when

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they get there at whatever eight am
or not, I don't even know what

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time we're out there doing a morning
show, and at first like what the

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hell is this? But then if
you're popular, you know, you bring

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dozens of people mm hmmm, so
they'd be happy. It's kind of like

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a pop up surprise remote to help
your business. Yeah, that you're unaware

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of. I think. I think
sometimes you get territorial. If you're a

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business owner, though, and you're
really more focused on the loitering, then

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that would you wouldn't even get to
the place of, oh, this could

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be good for my business. You're
immediately going, what's going on there?

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Yeah? Place, Yeah, I'll
get this crap out of here. I

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feel like I've been to a couple
of remotes that were planned and paid for

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and the business owner still has no
idea what's going on. Well that's because

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mister manager, it wasn't told.
You know, who are y'all with?

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Wait? And what is this table
for? And where? And who are

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these guys? What am I supposed
to do? What can I what do

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I have to do? I don't
think y'all can be here, so I

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don't think you'll be here, all
right, somebody support football field. Yeah,

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and if you want the Downbeat to
come to your house or two,

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uh, you know you don't want
to one of your local businesses, just

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hollert me Kevin Turner at iHeartMedia dot
com for that or any other inquiry regarding

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anything. Kevin Turner at iHeartMedia dot
com. Hold up that inbox. So

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we can have a new segment called
American Males sometime in the month of April.

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So we do a poll dance for
a while the opens ready. I

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don't know if we're going to do
it. We're not done pole dance yet.

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We did it, Yeah, yeah, we did. We have so

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much rain. Everyone be safe if
you're driving to work today two and four

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old threes. If you're in a
wreck and it's not your fault because it's

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slicked. Oh, it rains so
hard last night and the wind blew so

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hard last night. I woke up
a ton you did, Yeah, I

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mean I always do that, man. That's the beauty of the sound machine,

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the white noise machine. Dude,
every night, every night. It's

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become an addiction. Unfortunately, I
can't. I'm in a hotel. I

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will pack one. I will take
a portable white noise machine or have to

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put something on my phone. As
I got used to it, putting the

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kid to bed for the first you
know, because they recommend it in the

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first year or so alive, and
uh because it it uh what it's supposed

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to do. It's supposed to kind
of mimic the sound that they experienced when

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they're in the nurturing womb in the
Yes, well, I got addicted to

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it. What's that? What's the
sound? Just kind of a deep,

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just kind of a cave sound with
a distant crazy lady yelling yeah, and

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it yelling I'll dry girl. My
ankles are swollen. I want a glass

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of wine too. I quit smoking
for this. Crate him out. Yeah

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that's really pleasant. You don't find
me attractive anymore? Yeah, God,

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I don't want the authentic one.
No mind filters, mind filters out the

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the other part. But yeah,
I didn't notice it. I didn't hear

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a damn thing. But boy,
I woke up number one in the middle

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of the night and I looked at
my clock and it said twelve fifteen,

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And I'm like, I've only been
to bed for like an hour and a

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half and I realized, oh,
look the electricity went out. And then

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I checked my phone and Encore it
hit me a text saying that, yes,

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the electricity is going to be out
in your area and we will have

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it fixed in no time. It
actually was it was wake up about two

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thirty. Yeah, so good.
Yeah it was about two thirty. But

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yeah, man, it did enough
to knock everything out and make my dog

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not want to go pee outside this
Yeah, Simon didn't go either, did

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Gerald. Yeah, she went,
she'll do it. She just kind of

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I kick her out in the backyard
and she just kind of turns around and

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gives me that look like, really, bitch, really, is it well

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known? They don't like the mud
or the wetness of my idiots curled up

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in my bed warm, he's run
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no thread count well thread count pop. So he didn't pee like you know,

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but he's fine. He's It's amazing. If they have to, they

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can hold it. I know it's
not great for them. But she ended

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up doing her, but she did
both. She number one in number two,

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she went boo boo. She made
doggy boo boo. Do you need

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to make a poo poo? It's
go cocka? Did you have wind?

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Danny at four a m go cockah
singing? Shut up man, I'm trying

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to sleep. Hey man, you
already kept him up late by being in

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your studio singing songs about suwage running
into the lake. So when when didn't

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wake you guys up, you just
do that nothing. Wind was not an

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incredibly powerful I think it hits you
maybe a little head harder. Since you're

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farther north than us. You're in
the dangerous north lands. You get north

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to six thirty five, all bets
are off and it comes to storms and

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the wall hut. If you're north
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Yeah, north wind is loud.
We have what we have, a sealed

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roof and walls that kind of slow
prevent the wind from being heard. Kevin

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helpful. I wouldn't imagine a giant
four hundred foot slab of ice separates us

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from Richardson. Yeah, six thirty
five is the wall. It was pretty

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bad last night. Now I had
great success on was it Saturday? Saturday.

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One of my least favorite activities when
it comes to yard maintenance is weed

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pulling. Do you guys ever have
to pull weeds? No? So I

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have like in front of my house, I have like a shrubbery you know

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area, And I said, f
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shrubs a long time ago because I
don't want that. Eventually, I'll put

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some rock down or something. Maybe
we'll grow some cactuses. I don't know

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what's gonna happen. Die whatever,
Man, we don't have them here anyways.

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I'm not growing a cac die.
Is that the location where you came

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across the first snake of the spring? Those backyard I have reptiles in the

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backyard, which led to the lowest
moment in our show's history. People are

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saying it's trending up comparatively the scuttle
butt on Tuesday, March fifth, which

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we continue to apologize for. I
looked up our podcast downloads the other day.

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That's the number one downloaded podcasting segment
of all the stuff we've done.

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It's the scuttle butt from March fifth. It's crazy to me, but it's

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it is realize this information is coming
from a known liar. Yeah, exactly,

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Mike, you're the one saying it. I'm getting over boist yard weed

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pulling satisfaction. They come out nice. Whoa, it's not a SMR.

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It's a SMR adjacent the soothing monotony
of a task, and weed pulling is

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deaf. There is a real thrill
about getting that weed when you see the

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roots come out and you know it's
gone, yeah, yeah, yes,

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and you put it in a sack
and then you contact the city, which

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I did, and then tomorrow I
will put out eight to ten sacks that

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are full of grass and weeds and
roots right out in the front yard and

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they'll swing by and pick them up, and then I won't have them anymore.

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It's effing great. That part's awesome. And I hate weed pulling.

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My legs are so sore real because
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normally get down in. You know. I was kind of your crouching tiger,

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but also a hidden dragon because you're
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kind of camouflaged. It's dude,
is it felt so good? And I

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realized why I messed up last year. It says I tried to pull weeds

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when it was dry. Now that
sucks. I had to get a tool.

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It's like stick and you stand on
it. It's got a little claw

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in the bottom of it and you
step on it. Are awesome. Yeah,

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they're great unless it's dry. If
it's dry, and they also the

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only thing I don't like is they
do leave a larger divot than necessary that

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that you avoid by just getting down
there the old fashioned way like a damn

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man. I did have a question
for you, since you live up near

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the wall, did the night King
help you bag your weeds? Yeah?

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He did. Yeah, he's on
top of a nearby roof. Yeah,

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just stealing the arms out, staring
at you. That's the coolest thing.

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And you pulled all the weeds and
then he raised his arms and all the

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weeds grew back. What are you
doing back? Herde? He that he

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burns the night The night King's never
been much help. And when it comes

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to gardening, I'll tell you what
that would know. The thing that would

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absolutely scare to live an f out
of me is if I woke up in

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the middle of the night and I
thought that, you know, you hear

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the storm, It's like I wonder
how bad it is, and you kind

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of open the blind on the window
and there's the night King staring at you

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at like three in the morning.
Yeah, I mean you would, you

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would crap your pajamas. What's scarier
is if he is he right next to

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your window, He's like on the
other side of the window, and you

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kind of look out, and then
his face just kind of just comes up

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and goes like how far like five
feet away from you? Not even like

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right on the goals, one foot
away from you. What if every time

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you open your blonds, the Night
King was one inch away on the other

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side of the blind. I don't
really come in and kill me, but

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it's seriously the scariest effort that I've
even thought about in the last twenty years

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is he used to be Freddy Kruger
when I was a kidding. Now it's

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the Night King because Freddy Ruger is
now is kind of stupid, dumb,

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like what you just an angry,
petulant burn victory right blade fingers the Night

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King. The Night King put his
arms out. I just watched that episode

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a couple weeks ago. One.
I think that's hard home. It's when

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they were North Yeah, and John
Snow is trying to get everybody to all

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the North their enemy, the North
Wings or whatever. Like, come get

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out of here, get on this
boat. If we work together. It's

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like we've been fighting for a thousand
years. No, we're not working together.

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And he's like, dude, yes
we need to and they said,

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no, we're not going with you. We're at war. And then all

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the Ice people started showing up,
remember, and sprinting and throwing themselves off

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that mountain, like just smashing in
a that's such a gap. Is that

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the one we hooked up with the
red haired girl in the pool? I

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don't think so. I don't think
so. But I may have only seen

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the last three quarters of the episode. No, I don't think Yeah,

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but that is the one where at
the end and they they're out of the

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boats and they kill all, you
know, half of John Snow's team and

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yah dead, and then night King
says, rise my children, that's right,

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And then your friends suddenly all rise
and guess what, who's got Frank

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Sinatra blue eyes? Now, who's
got Manson lamps? Your whole squad?

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For those that don't know, that's
Game of Thrones. It's a Game of

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Thrones reference and a long gated reference. We I'll tell you what I I

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it's on my it's on my list
of crap to do, and it's go

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back and watch the new Game of
Thrones. Yeah, House the Dragons coming

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in June. I need to rewatch
that first season. And it's one season

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I keep getting distrapped by chance by
showgun and now gentlemen, Yeah, gentlemen,

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lots of stuff out that I want
to see. But yeah, I've

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got to squeeze that in. It's
important, it is, and it's really

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good. And by the way,
if you've never done a rewatch, if

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you watch Game of Thrones, you
never done a rewatch. It's one of

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the greatest things ever. Really good. What a ride? What a ride?

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Sorry about that. Well, let's
hope every time you peek out your

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blinds, the night King isn't what
he's terrifying. I might come to your

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house and no, I'm not gonna
get I'm not gonna pay for the professional

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makeup job and stand outside your window
for a month until you actually peek out.

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You're just gonna have the cardboard mask
with a rubber band around your head

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with the two eyes cut out.
And it scared me for one second,

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Mikey, but I could see it
was it's the mic King that's just so

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much extra effort in your normal daily
routine. If you did that, you're

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right, But no, I might
come in, uh like print high quality

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pictures of the Night King and paste
him to the outside of all your windows.

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That's good, high quality, high
quality, pretty huge. Yeah,

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and I'll talk to Kim, She'll
print him out for us. And then

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scared out of you, Yeah,
what the why is he here? You

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were dead? I told you once
there was a dude I woke up for

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the show and my little intersection there's
one like single street lamp and on a

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foggy day, it looks like a
Stephen King novel cover, you know,

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like it's just like kind of a
four intersection with like a foggy one single

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light and sometimes it flashes like I
don't feel like it's about to go.

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And there's one morning I woke up
and there's just a dude standing under the

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light and he wasn't even moving.
It was the scariest thing I've ever seen.

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And it wasn't Frank Sinatra, was
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or I just kind of glanced and
he was just kind of standing under the

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light like in the street. Tretch
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of shadowy outline of him. It's
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It wasn't blue. But anyway,
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Everyone be safe out there. It's
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I don't know if you got forecast
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do it said, I did not
get rid of it. Yeah, yeah,

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when we devolved. So we have
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areas. It's made the commute difficult. Wet roads are wet. There was

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a floodwatch. I think we got
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over and in a very short amount
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end. Like it's in the process
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midday very slight chances but mostly sunny. But one thing it is popping back

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in is something we had yesterday,
and that is big wind. We have

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some big wind this afternoon. That
one was ridiculous yesterday, stupid and we're

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yeah that wind advisory. You get
the note on your phone like, oh

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god, okay, So tomorrow night
we're at the Alma Draft House and the

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Cedars get tickets left for you.
Yeah, but they're going deep, Brothers,

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they are going fast. They're going
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com. Get over there and buy
them seven bucks. Tomorrow night at seven

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at the Cedars Alamo Draft House,
we're gonna do step Brothers and that'll be

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fun time tomorrow evening. We sold
most of them, but I'd say we

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have at least a dozen what i'd
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you would pick in the theater.
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the first couple of rows good at
Aluma. So come join man, if

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you're on the fence, it's your
It's close enough now. This is tomorrow

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night. Yeah, bring it tomorrow
night, get it seven bucks. She

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got time go Uh. Birthday's quick, right, we Berdas Yeah, Uh,

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guys. Big Sean is thirty six. In rumors that Big Sean has

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a big dog from those out there
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think, are you on a grande? I think it's with him for a

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while. Life. So took a
tussle with Big Sean. Yeah, I

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don't know Big Sean. And then
Big Sean when he's a rapper from a

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big big story there niravera, Yeah, rest in Peace, she's not fat

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in Parks and Wreck too. But
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on accidentally one of her first appearances. Never really recovered from that. Did

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she get in trouble? She got
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oh no, I set it on
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two on SNL he was the guy
who played your friend who just bought a

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boat. It's pretty funny character.
He was all right. He also played

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Eric Trump Danica Patrick's forty two I
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most recent Drive to Survive and a
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Broadcast. She's hot. A better
driver than any guy who made fun of

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her, would like she would she
would drive the normal, the normy who

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would go out there an s talk
her driving skills and then she would drive

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you all over the road. She
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she wanted. I mean that was
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women, she's gonna get another wreck. I was like, okay, yeah,

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but she's in the professional circuit,
so didn't she almost win Daytona or

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she was, Yeah, she's so
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the iconic Sean Bradley mony. Fourth
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that the iconic. No, it's
minute bowl and Muggsy bogues that photo or

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is it Sean Bradley it's one of
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I've got a picture of Ben Rogers
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it's amazing. How tall is she? She might she's no, ay,

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she's five feet tall. There's no
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Oh come on, no, that's
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boots. All right. Google has
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pounds. I could see that she's
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her up at a ball and throw
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wanted to Nate Bergatzi forty five,
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one of the biggest comedians in the
world, and you know what very funny.

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Lark Vorhees is fifty. That's Lisa
from Saved by the Bell who suffers

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from lupus, along with Selena Gomez
who you'll hear more about it. Nine.

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Avery Johnson's fifty five, All right, Cheryl Swoops fifty three, Sarah

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Jessica Parker's fifty nine. We have
no comment. Yeah, I mean,

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you know John seventy seven, seventy
seven also overrated? Who shut up?

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Are you kidding? You're joking?
Right? I never really cared you don't

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care about Elton John. No,
really, I never. I mean,

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why would I have no you like
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never had any like songs some intimate
life thing that's just never really, you

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know, I never done the deep
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to have to have some intimate life
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never been like you know what.
Today, I'm gonna go through the Elton

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John catalog. Maybe you need to
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To me, they're the same person. Elton John and Rod Stewart are the

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same. No, Kevin Okay,
put Billy Joel in that as well.

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You know what, Move on?
Who's your next sn L birthday? Aretha

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Franklin would have been eighty too.
Oh what do you think? She's a

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spare to Kevin No. Number one
vocalist of all time? Thank you Yeah.

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According to a Rolling Stone list he
read, listened to one record,

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put some R E S pct on
her name. Dude, damn not bad,

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damn damn. Coming up next,
The Rangers are back this week.

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This is the week The Rangers are
Back, and so much other sports stuff.

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Bad Audi of Bochie who sounds like
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ninety seven, won the Freak