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Whoa marvelous Marvin. Monday, six
o'clock right on the end of the big

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beautiful nose. Look at that?
Does the dow meet ninety seven one the

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freak six am to ten? Hey, Monday through Friday. This week is

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Monday through Wednesday. It's a holiday
week, Thanksgiving. Our office is only

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working a half day on Wednesday,
Mikey, Is that it? What's their

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holiday week equivalent? Just drive into
the parking lot, do in your card

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and drive. So when we fall
on home, when we walk through the

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office area, when you know,
we leave, you know, sometime between

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usually ten and eleven, and we
walk through the office, we'll just see

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the full office just kind of filing
out for for their enjoyable Thanksgiving holiday.

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It's not working again. Sorry.
Yeah, not that anyone on earth other

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than me and you and most definitely
JJ cares. But this microphone, your

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button screwed, I guess, and
I'm in the habit always have been.

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I fiddle with myself and this microphone
button a lot. So even like right

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there, I turned it off while
you were talking. I don't know if

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I do a little throat clear or
whatever, or a little you know,

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microphone move. I just turned it
off and on, so you're the reason

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it doesn't work. Probably, it's
just it's I mean, I suffered so

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much overuse. That's like blaming a
homeowner for their light switch which doesn't work.

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Like, yeah, I guess technically
you are the one that's been turning

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it on and off. But but
the difference is most homeowners just don't stand

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by their light switch and just turn
it off every six hundred times every time

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they blink. Right when they blink, they figure their eyes are closed so

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they can turn the lights off and
save a little energy. Yeah, like

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your microphone switch would probably be still
functioning under normal use. I blame Jeff

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skin Wade, who also uses this
microphone. I don't know, but yes,

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I turned it off for some reason. This f and thing on Friday

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decides now when it works fine.
When I turn it off, I can't

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turn it back on, so I
have to flail through the window at JJ

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and throw a tomato against the windowsively. I'm sorry, it is aggressive.

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I'm like, I'm looking at like
fifteen screens over here, and I looked

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at her laugh sor she glances up
and she's got crazy ey shale. Mike's

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doing the high Speed jaradience dance to
get your to get your attention boy speed

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boy. The Guardians, Uh,
they went with a huge ad buy at

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the beginning. They took a couple
of weeks off its scene, but they're

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back. They're back this weekend.
Yeah, same same thing. They do

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have an alternate version, but the
main ad they had a hammering pretty good

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this weekend. I was dialed in
on the background dancers. I was just

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trying to look at looking at the
layers of this thing. It's a lot

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to figure out cinema. I wonder
if the people at either the ad agency

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that created that ad or the you
know, I don't know how that all

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works in TV, or the actual
pharmaceutical company have have noticed, I don't

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know, a viral interest or why
are people looking at the YouTube video of

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this Jardiance commercial just because it's so
insane and they're like, hey, we're

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really onto something here, when the
reality is people are just kind of taking

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the piss out of it. But
I guess, you know, it doesn't

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matter. People are watching it,
they're regardless of why. I wonder if

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we're just gonna I hope they My
point is, I hope they signed the

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Jardiance lady to some form of long
term deal. Yeah, so we can

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see Jardians too, Yeah, in
a totally different concept in the future.

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I've told you this before. You're
in good hands. I have an advertising

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minor from Northern Arizona University, so
I can always help with this sort of

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thing. I wish you would have
jumped in in the middle of that long

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sentence. I was just waiting this
guy. Listen to this guy go,

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coulda look like a fool in about
thirty seconds when I jump in. I

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don't remember one thing. It's a
muscle you probably need to continue to exercise.

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But no, that that's actually a
very interesting question. And they I

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don't think they made that commercial being
like, oh my god, everyone's just

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gonna be dancing and celebrated how beautiful
this commercial is. A percentage of it

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was the holy ass. This is
something that you can't deny that you just

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saw right, you know. But
just the fact that some people have taken

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that commercial and put it in whatever
computer program they have and made it even

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more insane than it is, you
know, like they'll just a they're messing

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with it. It's it's a topic. It's something that people have paid interest

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to, albeit for mostly comedic purposes. I just wonder if they realize that

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they're kind of onto something with this
woman, that she needs to be the

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continued face of jardiance. Like I
just googled the Washington Post as an article

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She's the queen of farm of what
a pharma earworm and the haters better watch

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out. That's in the Washington Post. Yes, Deanna Cologne sings about lowering

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your A one C. But I've
seen it so many times and I can't

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I still like it every time.
You still like it? Yes, I

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do like it. And like I
said, there's so much going on you

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could just pick a dancer. Yeah, Like I did notice this time the

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second second level dancer toward the end
is a big, bigger girl and she's

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just draw like dancing the attention toward
the main girl and pointing at her and

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hits a big point at the end
where she sticks a knee and pops it.

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You know, when it became pretty
clear to me that I that you

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had seen this commercial no less than
a thousand times. So the night that

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we went to see The Iron Claw, you and Christina were at your place

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and you live about I don't know
a ten to fifteen minute walk from the

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Texas Theater. So Katie and I
met at your place and we all walked

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down and I got there before Kevin
did. And by the way, Kevin's

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still out today. We uh.
I guess that either that commercial came on

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or maybe you had it recorded,
but it came on and to watch you

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point out things that a casual viewer
would never have noticed and do a sixty

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seconds play by play of the Jardience
commercial. But not just highlighting. I

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mean you were highlighting things in the
background. You had voiceovers or thought or

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or or or verbal thought bubbles for
everybody that was involved in the cast,

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Like you've seen this thing a lot. Yeah, you've thought about this way

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more than you need to do.
These are my friends. You don't even

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have in the commercial. Weird a
one C numbers? Do you? I

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don't know. I might. I
might be jinxing myself with an emergency call

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to my doc. I don't even
really know what it is. It's I

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don't even it doesn't matter. I
suppose I should have learned now with my

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obsession, but yeah, it's Look, there's value in doing something like if

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that debuted is a Super Bowl commercial, it would have been talked about m

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because everyone would have done that what
the you know, like the headshake,

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oh, you know like and that's
the goal is to make just any impression

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anything. I mean. It kind
of goes back to is it the Mento's

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commercials? Remember? Was that the
one that's the fresh Maker did that's?

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I wonder if that started the almost
cringe cheese intentional cheese like intentional yeah,

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like when when I can't put my
finger on it. But at some point

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in the nineties this country went absolutely
insane with with their approach to humor,

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and yeah, Mento's is definitely part
of that where it just breaks the standard

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of what you expect and it's almost
intentionally trying to confuse, right because the

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viewer all it needs to do is
be memorable. Mentos? Why the hell

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do I mean we I think of
commercial when you say Mentos and I'm sure

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they're still around and a fine jellied
mint candy have you ever had one?

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Yes? Horrible? No, They're
okay, you know, like mentos.

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But then again, I think there
might be a German thing. So are

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those commercials like sort of a nod
to like the I don't know. Are

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those German people in the commercials Maybe
they just kind of sang the song over

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it as they're like giving a thumbs
up and having an awkward at social interaction

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with someone and then sharing a mentos
and getting on the same page as a

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result. Yeah, I'm not sure
it's I don't know if that comes from

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that's a German style of comedy,
but it's hard to put your finger on

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it. But it's like there was
something about the nineties, late maybe the

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mid to late nineties into the early
two thousands where comedy like took a turn,

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and man, I'm telling you,
I don't even want to say it,

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but as a central figure in our
lives, I think that was either

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learning from that or was kind of
at the head of that. But it's

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almost like like talking wrong to people, talking intentionally confusing to people, and

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using superfluous wrong words in your conversation
towards like that's someone necessary. That tense

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doesn't make sense. I don't know
where where the object as the person issuing

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the comedy was to be as confusing
as possible. Yeah, and to be

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as random as possible. I don't
know else how else to explain it.

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Well, I think it's almost like
when weird weird turned into its own genre

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of comedy. Maybe that's like almost
intentional weird or incorrect. I mean,

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I'll still like intentionally misspell a tweet
response, you know. And it's my

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guess as an attempt to be funnier, to make that word funnier than it

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is. J just said she pulled
up a Mento's commercial. I don't know

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if the audio only does it,
but let's find out. H's my ass

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that it doesn't matter what times better
in life with mental press and full of

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fine nothing gets to you. Stay
in, staying cool with Mentos fresh and

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falls fresh Maker Fresh. I remember
the fantastic I remember it was like the

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guy gets into the cab and then
oh my god, a girl got into

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the other side of the case.
That what that one was? Yeah,

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it look like a guy got it. It wasn't a cap I think it

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was just a random guy's car.
And he's like on the phone and he

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turns Aud, Look, he thought
it was a yellow car. He's got

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great hair. He's like, are
there any yellow cars that aren't cabs?

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Lamborghineas Yeah, right, Lambos That's
about it. Yellow. The official color

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of Ferrari, by the way,
not red, it's yellow. Yeah,

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he gets in that. He looks
up at the driver, were like,

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what are you doing here? I
thought you were a cab Jesus have a

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Mento that calumbs all there, We're
good Italian Dutch company. And then I'll

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be damned at the food Fighter fighters
didn't just make an entire yes You're right

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video based around the pure insanity of
the Mento's commercials, Yeah I'm on their

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Wikipedia and a full marketing campy TV
commercials and catchy jingle which debuted in late

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ninety one. Shot in South Africa. Individuals facing various day to day dilemmas

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dilemmas consume Mentos and are subsequently inspired
to solve their problems in a creative,

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often humorous fashion. For example,
a job interview interview, he sits on

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a freshly painted bench staining his suit, and how does he solve the problems?

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Mentos? No? Well, yeah, but no, how does he

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does he paint the whole suit?
Yes? He solves a problem by rolling

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around on the bench until his suit
has pin stripes. Nice, and then

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he gives himself a thumbs up.
But he popped Amento to get that espiado.

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Yeah, correct, and then a
huge that the marketing paragraph on Wikipedia

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is pretty small. And then the
next one's three times as big. Reaction

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with carbonated beverages. That's a big
thing. Put a mentos in a two

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liter bottle. Yeah, I never
got into it, Okay. So number

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one, it's got the word meant
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E and t os. So my
expectation of minto is, Okay, this

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is going to be a breath freshener
or something that is got a purpose.

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But it's just a chewy blob.
Yeah, you know. And and they

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come in like fruit flavors too.
It's not just a mint. I like

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the fruit flavors. No, I
bet those might be good. I just

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I don't want my mint to be
chewy. I would eat them like candy.

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Yeah, they are like cand I
don't think anybody eat chases the fruit

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ones as like a mint, chewy
mint. It's called yeah what, But

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that's the beauty is like what introduced
ninety one years ago in the Netherlands.

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That's the beauty, is it?
Candy ors are just making your breath fresh.

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I treat them as candy. I
don't think it's candy. Yeah,

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yeah, I don't even think they
really help your breath. No, all

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that much, like you can't like
if you eat one, you're like,

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okay, certain mints like those.
Have you ever had those little altoids?

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They're not the big chalky ones,
They're the little mint ones that come in

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the smaller Yeah, like ten candy. Those are powerful some of my car

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right, yah, yeah, those
are great? Like those? Will you

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can tell if somebody's had one a
mento, You're not going to be next

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to somebody go oh your breath is
so minty fresh. It's just like,

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oh, you just had candy?
Is that boison berry? Really nice?

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So it doesn't really serve the breath
freshening purpose. It's just candy. Do

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you use a breath freshening agent of
any kind? I like to welcome Arizona

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Cardinals writer, No nothing, no, just floss and brush and no game

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ever or I have all TODs in
the car right now, but I'm not.

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I don't use them regularly, but
I don't. Maybe I should.

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I've never noticed anything with you.
You're good, but there's people in our

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lives that yeah, I know,
you know past lives, which makes you

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think that that you can smell their
breath for down a hallway. Do you

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think someone would have told you by
now that you have God like I had,

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like the you know, like the
clinical yeah what or there's a problem

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in your life where you need to
get checked. I would pray to God

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that somebody close to me would say, I love you so much, bro,

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but I think you've got that clinical
breath thing. It's more than just

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I know what you had for lunch. It's that it's that dragony. Ye,

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I don't know, something that is
spawned from the cauldrons of Satan's anus,

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that lives inside your body, that
ruins life for those around me.

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I would hope that somebody would tell
me that the rim of Satan. Yeah,

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that sound like a scary place,
multiple ways. You would you want

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that? Yeah, I would remember
this deal and I don't. I'm sure

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I know they still have this,
but uh, sort of at the advent

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of emails, somebody came up with
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let's say, you know, you
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was like to Danny's breath sucks,
but I can't look him in the eye

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and be like, dude, constructive
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it's an email that you can just
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hey, I'm somebody who cares about
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and it's totally anonymous. It's not
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Some suggestions here, you know,
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you have BO Maybe change your deodorant. I know you probably don't notice it.

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I'm no doubt that you're a clean
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up and maybe you change a deodorant
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we have a friend or an acquaintance
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of the BO talk one time in
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Oh yeah, there was someone who
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that do any good? No?
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pulled them aside and said, bro, you gotta start using deodorant. Really

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yeah, okay, yeah, yeah, see that's the thing. We want

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that for us. But we're sitting
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have had that problem and we never
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that's why you pull them aside,
like, don't be like bro like from

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everybody, like you gotta do something. You stay yea checked out like you

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can't. That's embarrassed. Even if
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you're like, oh my god,
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because sometimes you just don't. You
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you don't unless it's a surprise,
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I feel like we're kind of in
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tell both you guys. Seriously,
I don't teach you. I want to

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tell you perfect and everywhere. Thank
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that reaffirmation. I know. JJ
smell is great. She comes in every

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every morning and gives us a little
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get a little hug. Today we
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a little hugg you know why because
Kat's not here. Yeah, she didn't

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feel like she was obligated to hug
that nasty bastard. Yeah, he's a

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nasty bitch. Don't jump to your
computer. He's a nasty bitch. It

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was nice. You gotta hug this
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missed you too. Uh. You
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if we did anything fun this weekend. I don't know. I didn't.

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I think the things that we did
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segments for sure, But ten seconds
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great song about it now on song
all right anyway, brought to you by

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nobody. So outside of your hour
big Friday night, which we will get

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to believe in the next segment six
thirty, that's gonna be good. I

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know that I texted you, uh
crap on Saturday night, right about the

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time before I went to bed and
asked you if your racing pants were we're

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yeah. I remember how I phrased
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Asked if you were racing pants were
going crazy and you were gearing up for

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your big late night f one viewing
whatever you asked me. I responded that

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they are soaked. Yeah. You
said, how are your racing panties?

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Oh yeah, that's good, and
you said soaked? Uh yeah, dude,

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I'm dork. I'm dork, but
you pregamed. Oh, I was

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pregamed. I watched everything. I'm
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morning, she looked at for a
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like she was she loves it.
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do as well. So it was, Yeah, we basically kind of had

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a weekend around the damn F one
race in Vegas. Did you guys,

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were you a fan prior did y'all
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that's not something you probably grew up
knowing about and loving F one specific No,

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I mean I I I've said it
one hundred times. I always watched

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racing with my dad. We watched
everything, and we weren't F one crazy

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back when we were kids, but
we were Indy Car and NASCAR, and

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we went to a lot of We
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just anything racing. Obviously, we
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the Monaco Grand Prix every year because
that's the biggest race. So that's the

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kind of the jewel in the crown
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worst race. There's no passing,
there's nothing, but there's celebs and yachts

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and it's in Monaco, like it's
it's a lot of eye candy, which

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is sort of the allure of the
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there's a lot of just fun stuff
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yeah, dude, the Netflix thing
triggered it big time to give you insight

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and who these dudes are and layers
of people there that really kind of revamped

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it for me. And that's probably
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so prior to the Netflix series,
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other day when we were looking at
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the F one, I don't know
whatever, the F one people run before

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their events and they go through you
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little movie moving stills of all the
racers and you're just like naming them bam

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bam bam, Like before you were
trying to like name the racer, the

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driver, the driver before the graphic
of his name would come up and you

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knew them all. Yeah, that's
not something you would have been able to

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do before survived. No, no, I would have known. You know,

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I knew the big names. I
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you know the legends and the you
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is. There's usually someone who dominates
for multiple years in a row, and

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then it slowly kind of changes,
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which is kind of more exciting because
when the team changes, then there's

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a battle between it within the team. So yeah, no whatever. I

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was pumped all weekend and this was
the Vegas debut, and you know,

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we knew it was going to be
an s show and eye candy and beautiful

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and possibly a mess and you can't
look away. And that's kind of it

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when you get immersed in it.
It's more about the soap opera even you

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know, like I figure, Danny, let's go to the Austin Race and

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you'd say, cool, you'd go, and you'd if you sat on a

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hill, you'd watch cars go by
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that's like, well, I mean, yeah, it was cool, but

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all right, but it's like any
sport if you know the teams, the

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people, what it means, what
the little things mean. What in that

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that case, the battle between fifth
and sixth place mean, you know who's

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about to lose their job, who
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there's just so infinite amount of juice
that you can, you know,

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apply to it. It makes it
all that much more delicious. So yeah,

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that show added a lot of different
layers of context completely. Yeah,

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I didn't know one team principle before
the Drivers Survive show. Did you do?

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Did you go to extra lengths to
read up and educate yourself or did

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it all just happen by kind of
osmosis by watching the series and then watching

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actual races. No, No,
do. I read all kinds of stuff

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a podcast, I mean, like
our late breaking Formula one podcast with our

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boys that we had on last week. I think it's like any sport man

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when you're and I've always loved racing, but I've been a little out on

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Indy Car just because it's not at
its peak. Although I went to Indy

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five hundred couple years ago and it
was like one of the coolest things I've

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ever done. NASCAR is always great. It's fun. But for whatever reason,

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I needed a racing league to really
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one of my higher level of favorite
sports. And it was just great timing.

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And boy, I want you to
sink your teeth into how juicy it

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is. It's endless, uh,
you know what you can kind of enjoy

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out of what they're doing. And
it's, like I say, every time,

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it's the traveling circus all around the
world. It's truly worldwide. So

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it's just fun. Okay, last
question on this. I don't no,

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no, no, this is great. Do you think this is something like

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your fascination heck, I would even
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you think it's something that you will
carry with you the rest of your life

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or do you feel like this is
kind of one of those maybe moment in

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time, phase in life kind of
things. It's hard to say. I

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think it's like, I mean,
I know more and have a bigger passion

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for football and for golf and probably
for basketball, you know, so those

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aren't going anywhere. I don't think
so. Yeah. I mean it's just

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sort of an odd later in life
add to the repertoire of sports that you

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love to follow and watch and enjoy. So I don't think so, But

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I don't know. I think that
that show the Drive to Survive on Netflix.

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I think that show got a lot
of people to consider it very much.

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So, like you know, ten
twenty years ago, people in America

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started adopting EL teams and pretending to
love soccer, and then some of them

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it stuck with and they're really hardcore, hardcore fans, and it's for some

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of them it's their favorite sport.
Yeah, and those teams over there are

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their favorite teams that they picked,
you know, years ago. But I

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think for most people they were probably
like me, and I guess picking a

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bad team in the APL didn't help
my cause at all when they got relegated,

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like the next year it fell off. I mean, yeah, I

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like watching it, but I'm not
passionate about it. I don't follow a

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team. I can't tell you what's
happening in the rankings or the standings.

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I think a lot of people might
be the same way for Formula One that

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just were kind of like day trippers
and got really sudden, well sudden expertise

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on on the topic, and then
they dropped off well, the trickiest part

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was that first year kind of when
everything was blowing up here they had that

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war with Max Er Sapping and Lewis
Hamilton. It came down to the last

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race, the last lap, which
you still should go back and watch.

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I'll give you just two episodes that
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I mean, Maxres's happened won this
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Like the race yesterday Saturday night was
fun, but other than like jockeying for

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position in the midfield, it didn't
really it doesn't matter at all, like

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that guy's got the crown on four
months. A couple of years ago,

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it was one lap to go there
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second place doesn't. Like you couldn't
script it. And it was right on

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the heels of all that the it
blown up with Netflix and everything, so

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that's why. And then after that, now it's Maxis happened wins it,

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you know, in late summer.
So yes, I think maybe the people

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who watch that were like, oh
my god, that's the best sporting event

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I've seen in years. And then
it's like all right, well, all

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right, now there's no competition as
just one dude truck and everybody. So,

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yeah, it's not as exciting as
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don't know, we'll see it is
fun and that's kind of what I did.

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Most of the weekend was planning around
how I'm gonna watch cars go around

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the strip in Las Vegas, and
I will say eight o'clock, an hour

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and a half from now, we're
gonna review because you watched it. I

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did, and I love I know
you have questions, so if you like

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F one, we will review the
race, which was wild. But more

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importantly, we got some crazy audio
that I don't think most people even knew

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what was happening because a lot of
times if you look at the very back

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of the field, there's some guys
in there and some stuff that you may

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not be aware of. And we
had a DFW racer actually it was in

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the Formula one race in Las Vegas. It was Garland Richardson, DFW's fastest

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man was in the race. We
have some in car audio of him maybe

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even arguing with his team losing.
That's crazy. I watched the whole race.

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Yeah, you know, I don't
know all their names. Ic Oh

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on the left side in the panel, it says, Urice, it's not

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Daniel Ricardo, that was Garland Richards. Interesting, trust me, they just

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didn't go with gar eight point fifteen, you're not gonna want to miss scuttle.

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But seven thirty we have a nice
chat there. Cowboys got themselves a

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win. That'll be Sports at seven. But coming up next, it's the

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most important thing in the world,
and it is. We went to an

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event Friday night, Danny and myself
and a lot of people we know,

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and it was incredibly emotional and it
was incredible and we kind of want to

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share share it with you and talk
about it. Next we'll do that in

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the Most Important Thing in the world
right here on ninety seven to one, The Freak