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Morning Morning. Yeah, morning,
Mary, Hi for the downbeat. We're

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excited to be here. Fired up. Thursday, December of fourteenth and we

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had stuff Stuff Stuff Picks with Glenn's
returns at eight o'clock, two NFL picks.

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The standings have tightened up after last
week the celebrities at seventeen you the

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listener fifteen twelve and one in second
place, but Malcolm Nanny's son hot on

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your trail at fifteen and thirteen.
A big week in picks with Glynn's coming

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at eight with a mystery guest celebrity
with eight thirty ding use morning news which

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we didn't get to yesterday and I
feel bad about so get ready for bonus.

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A hot slab of stories await you
at eight thirty. Get ready a

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big slab of ribs and stories at
eight thirty. Do you to order some

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ribs and get them up here at
eight thirty? You want some eight thirty

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breakfast ribs? Yes, Nope,
nope, I'm good. No scuttle butt.

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Seven thirty five some of your daily
news big topics were following. There's

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an officer involved shooting in Mesquite that
we've been tracking a little bit. Still

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waiting to get more details on it
that they're kind of keeping that confined.

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That's kind of your one of your
big stories. But we don't want to

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be too downer today. We want
to get involved and we'll get more details

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on that, report it for you
later. Sports At seven, dude,

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there was a wild event last night
involving a game ball and our old coach

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Rick Carlisle. Get a little bit
audio from him as there was a fight

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as two teams were warring over who
gets the NBA game ball. I know

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nothing of this story. Kevin was
insane, and I'll explain it to you

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at seven. It'll be a lot
of fun. We'll talk a little MAVs,

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well, Cowboys, little Rangers,
all this stuff. And nine,

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I have my iHeart employee performance review
that you were conducted, I am,

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I have my notes ready, I
have audio oh that we're gonna present oh

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no to review, see how you
did. And then we'll uh, you

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know, get all that stuff together, fax it into corporate and await the

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verdict the response on how well you
did in twenty twenty three. It's the

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end of the year. Let's face
it. Most people start get if they

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have a lengthy vacation, it probably
starts on Monday, and then they'll come

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back on the second. You know, That's how it usually works for us

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up here. So I think,
in the spirit of full transparency, we're

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mailing it in just a little bit, hey man, just a little bit.

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Hey. Now, you wouldn't be
able to tell the difference, because

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it's probably going to sound like every
other show you heard this year from us.

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But we know in our hearts,
speak for yourself, moron. We

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know in our hearts that we're not
giving you one hundred percent. But if

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there's one thing that we don't want
to do, and that is complain about

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being sleepy, are you sleepy?
I'm not as sleepy as I have men,

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man, because look at look at
look at Kevin. The people that

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are awake right now, they're sleepy
too. Like, if they're listening to

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us, they're probably not at their
most awake that they'll be today. So

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they don't want to hear they don't
want to hear it from us. They

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don't want to hear us complaining about
being heard. But you had a big

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night out, You had a couple
of cocky, cocky cocktails, and I

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multiply that after our big year in
twenty twenty three our favorite television shows that

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came out this year. Yesterday we
did that segment which was super fun.

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Actually we did two segments on it
to cleanse the TV palette. Last night,

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I stayed up a little later that
I probably should have watching three episodes

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of a brand new World War Two
documentary. It just dropped on net.

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You do, I don't know.
I don't know. I'm learning nothing new,

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but what they did do that's really
cool. It just came out and

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you star Wars guy at all?
Not really is there a guy named John

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JJ? Is it John Bodega?
Yeah, boy Yega? Yeah. He

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narrates it. So it's brand new. I do too, really cool sounding

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voice. And I'm three episodes in
and they essentially kind of go year by

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year through the through through from nineteen
thirty nine through nineteen forty five. So

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it starts when Nazi Germany invades Poland
and then it ends with the the A

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bomb on Nagasaki and Hiroshima. So
I'm three episodes in. The Americans are

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involved now but after Pearl Harbor,
and what they've done with this footage is

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great. They've taken a lot of
footage that you know, iconic footage that

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we've seen from all of the documentaries
that have you know, been out over

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the years. But man, I
don't know how they did this, but

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they kind of went with the old, uh, the the process that made

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uh, that World War two film
that Peter Jackson produced, directed or whatever

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a couple of years back. The
footage is exquisite. I don't know how

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they're doing that. It's crazy.
It is HD crystal clear and full color.

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I guess that they're using some form
of artificial intelligence. Again, it's

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just World War Two. I don't
know, that's all. It's got like

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some byline to it or some little
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subtitle. It's something. I don't
remember what it is, but it's just

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look. Just go to Netflix.
It's the new World War two doc that's

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out there. And I'm three episodes
in and man, I'm that's kind of

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why. You know, Typically something
like this, I'm not learning really anything

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new that I'd didn't already know,
but to hear it kind of repackaged and

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having John Boyega narrate it and the
footage is just so beautiful to look at.

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Yeah, yeah, it's awesome.
It's really good. I'll probably knock

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out a couple tonight. I didn't
watch any TV last night because you're out

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drinking. They give me drink tickets. We had our office Christmas party,

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which is the movie we're showing Tuesday
next Tuesday, the nineteenth at Alamo Draft

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House, So five days away.
Get your tickets. Now, what are

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we doing? Ninety seven to one
Thefreak dot Com. We at the Lake

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Highlands location. It's gonna be a
great night. Seven dollars tickets or ugly

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Christmas sweater? Well, buy you
a drink. This is one of those

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things you just do. You don't
ask questions, you do Scooby Doo doesn't

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do, but you you do.
V Velmo will be there. That's the

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nineteenth, Tuesday, ninety seven one
the Freak dot Com. We have seats

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left for you, go get them. That's some popcorn together. So how

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was a Christmas Christmas party? Was
at Tek's Comedy House Lounge Teks and Addison

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Yep, yep. And so you
know I've done this before. I don't

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think did you go to last year's
Christmas party? You just got here at

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the end of November. Oh so
you I don't even know it was at

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the House of Blues last year.
Yes, I did so, you know.

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Yes, I've worked at iHeart since
twenty twenty. But you weren't having

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office parties in twenty twenty and twenty
twenty one, apparently because of COVID.

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Right. No, I did go
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Yeah, okay, so you know
how it is. It was a foundation

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or something like that. Hey,
you got clients you have and salespeople you

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have, all the people we have, you know that work here in the

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building who could make it. You
know, they had a carving station last

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year. They did have a carving
station at the House of Blues. I

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remember that you have carving a good
prime rib. Yep, that prime rib.

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And then they had build your own
tacos. Had pizza and tacos.

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Last night. I think I had
like at least three hundred and seventy five

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tacos. Oh my, yeah,
I could have could have went bad.

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I held off on eating too much
last night, but it could have gone

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down a bad path because it was
all there and all free. I remember

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it was really cold and really windy
last year too, Yes it was.

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But they you know, they did
a thing where we have somehow Golden always

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comes up. Golden is our office
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she's the Golden of all trades.
She kind of does everything, and she

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makes sure that we have the things
we need up here, whether it be

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office supplies, whether it be fresh
coffee. She she also knows where every

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damn body is. Oh my god, yes, no, there's no doubt

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about it. I mean, she's
the you know, yeah, she's a

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Roosevelt of this operation. Yep.
And she you know, we have we

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got to go in order. And
it starts with the kid Cratic show and

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they go up there and the you
know sreading raffle numbers and we're giving away

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stuff. She had the kid Cratic
show up there. You know, they

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bring that energy that says, I
do a morning show and I want to

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get out of here, and I
respect the hell out of it. And

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it's also a bigger reminder that there's
about a thousand morning shows in this market.

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So thank you to all of you
who are listening to us and making

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that choice. We appreciate that we
need you more than those other shows need

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you. We do. Tell a
friend Bo from bo Jim. I saw

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him with his wife and they were
doing the whole like, you know,

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take a picture by the ring camera. Yeah, not ring camera, the

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rings Like yeah, yeah, I
said, bo, after all these years

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in the Hall of Fame, you
still come to these things. He goes,

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I don't mind it. And I
said, wait, you're off tomorrow.

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He goes, hell, yeah,
break. He's like, yeah,

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I'll go eat and drink on the
companies, on the company. I don't

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have to get up in the four
am hour tomorrow like you do. And

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that's the thing. Next year's office
Christmas party. Everyone, we're stopping the

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show. We're going to go.
Tell Zach we're taking that day off the

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next day. Yea, or at
least, guys, I'm hungover right now.

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You like crap, You smell like
uncle Ken. Things are just not

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going well for you at all.
But they could do it either I don't

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even know, have given us the
day off, or maybe just plan it

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when all the shows are on break, you know, like do it next

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week. Yeah, I don't know. Well, I think there was a

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lot of the speed that needed to
happen with this, because I think I

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think Paul's headed out of town.
I believe so. But it was fun.

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So we had to go up and
as our term we were we were

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third and then believe the kid and
his team went after us. It's kind

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of fun to explain to Rocks,
like, here's all the people in the

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mornings. I see, we're the
grumpy people that walk around work at five

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am. God, there are a
lot of morning shows. There's too many.

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I mean, honestly, there's a
bunch. And that's not counting the

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three Mexican radio stations, which are
just destroying. They crush, they crush,

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really Hispanics, they are monsters.
There's just a bunch. There's a

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bunch of morning shows. The ain't
like that in the afternoon or midday.

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There's so many morning shows and I
had I've seen it. One complaint on

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our text thread about us being a
little low energy, like when they're you

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know, people are getting up.
They don't want low energy. I don't

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know. Man, the Mexican morning
show and you can hear them if you

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or maybe go for a nice morning
stroll in the neighborhood and there happens to

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be, you know, some type
of roofing or something going on, and

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they'll the radio will be blasting.
They ain't low they are not low energy.

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They are up and ready to go
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I've been to a wedding, a
Mexican wedding, yeah, and it's just

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I'm just so tired at eleven pm. And then I'm just kind of getting

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to like, hey, you need
to either start drinking or like pep up

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a little bit because we still got
three hours left. And then they come

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back the next day and do it
all over. I know, I know,

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and get up. I don't understand. How how do people do it.

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It's it's like every group of folks
other than white people can go all

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night and get up early in the
morning and act like nothing ever happened.

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I know. One of the best
parties I ever went to in my life.

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I was back in my pizza days
and we had a buddy of ours

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that was he had moved to the
United States. He was going to college

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to be a doctor, and his
name was Mohammed and he was from Kenya,

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Okay, but he needed a job, so he was delivering pizzas.

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This guy was awesome and my buddy
and I, Scott, kind of befriended

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him and we became good buddies.
You know. He thought we were funny,

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and we were super interested in Muhammad
and we're super cool with each other.

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And one time he said, hey, guys, tonight, I'm having

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a big party and I want to
invite you dudes, and we're like,

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let's go. So we show up
at this it's like, say they rented

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out like a banquet hall warehouse he
kind of spot and we walk in and

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me and my roommate and I Scott
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the entire place. And it is
full of African people, people from Africa

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that are in the States, like
going to school whatever. They moved over

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here for whatever reason. But it's
all of Mohammed's friends. And I'll be

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damned if it's not four thirty in
the morning. We got there at like

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nine, and the DJ was bumping
some badass like cool reggae, you know,

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cool like uh. It was like
a fusion kind of reggae, like

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house music with reggae kind of mixed
together, so it is the bass is

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just slamming. This thing goes on
until we left, and I remember going

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home and the sun was coming up
and there were still people there dancing.

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I'm dancing at like three point thirty
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woman as tall as I am from
like Nigeria, and we're dance. I

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can't dance, you've seen me in
here, but I'm absolutely the music and

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the red stripe took me there,
and the rum a lot of room.

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And the next day, I mean, Scott and I are just dragging at

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work and Mohammed comes in, How
are you feeling good? What we do?

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Man like every day? He's like, well, you know, almost

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almost every day. Yeah, believable. It is wild. That's why white

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people invented cocaine so they could keep
up. Yeah, I didn't white people

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invent They didn't invent it, but
boy, they're ownership of it. There's

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a supply and demand. Yeah,
absolutely, we liberated cocaine anyway. Yes,

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so yeah, maybe we're not the
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know what we're well, you know, I don't know. I think it

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depends on the day too, and
I think I think we're up and down

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and I don't really I don't think
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hope people know that. And I
think most people who listen to us understand

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that we're just hanging out here.
I mean it's what we're doing. So

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I mean, we're not taking the
job seriously, You're just killing time.

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We always have almost too much.
I have so much crap at the end

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of each week that we just didn't
get to I'm sitting here going but I

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don't force anything. Vibes are always
good. That's what people want, just

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people hanging out. I feel like
they're talking to us, and we invite

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them on the show a lot too
at two one four or eight one seven

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seven, eight seven one nine seven
to one, where you can text in

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anytime. And I want you to
listen to the next seven minutes or so

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because if you have any advice for
mister Danny, because Danny sent me a

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text message last night, stripmaste have
just sent me a message, says I

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also feel like crap hanging there?
Man, Uh, Danny sent me a

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text last night about eight o'clock.
There's stuff that leads up to you receiving

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this text. Okay, so yesterday
I think was it yesterday that we got

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the text about? Was two days
ago? I think two days ago on

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the football kick on the what on
the football kick? Yeah, And I

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can't where is that I should have
pulled this up. I'm such a bad,

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bad daddy anyway, So you're Malcolm's
mom sent me a text a couple

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of days ago that she overheard Malcolm
kicking my almost three year old son kicking

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a soccer ball and he was saying
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it, using the F word.
Yesterday, I get a text and he

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is saying the word bitch out of
nowhere. I go home after work,

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we go on a walk and we're
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the dog, and he just I
was walking down the sidewalk and he just

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starts going bitch, bitch, Like, what are you saying? I think

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it is he saying, ditch,
I have an itch. He goes,

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bitch, you know what he's saying. Go wh're uh geez. He goes,

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daddy say it. I go no, I'm not going to say it.

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But where where did you learn that? And he goes, Mommy,

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really, So last night, last
night the topic has evolved and this is

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the text that I sent you.
His mom sent me a text and said,

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Malcolm is playing the drums and singing
come on, bitch. He's made

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it into a song, Come on
bitch. So I'm like Jesus wtf.

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I go, this must be a
reflection of mommy's rap music, and she

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goes, maybe he is singing bad
bitch, I have played that. I

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guess I have to stop. You
blamed it on mommy's rap music, like

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Mommy's a little less filtered than I
am around him, And I go,

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look, I wrote back, and
I go, Honestly, to me,

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they're just words. Personally, I
don't care. I find it funny.

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It's one of those cases where how
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And she's like, yeah, absolutely. I go, I'm certainly not going

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to teach him those words or encourage
it. But he's two, who really

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cares. I'm not gonna tell him
he's bad for saying him And she goes,

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yeah, I haven't said anything like
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nice words. And my response was, I say, we just ignore it

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and try and hide our laughter the
best we can, because I'm telling you,

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when a two year old drops an
F bomb yes or says bitch,

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it's the funniest thing on the face
of the planet. Oh, my goods

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so funny. And I just it's
funny how much kids pick up on stuff

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you don't think they're listening. They're
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I have a niece and three nephews. Yeah, but you're around little

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ones. I'm around them a lot. Yeah, And I know, like,

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you have to be careful what you
say around because they will take that

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and they'll use it in perfect context. I don't understand, like, how

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how do you use that so perfectly? Oh? And then if they see

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you laughing, or if they see
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bunch to make you laugh. If
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not a good word, they'll do
it anyway because they want to. Then

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they want to push their boundaries and
see what they can get away with.

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And I just think, at two, I'm not telling this kid that words

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are bad yet. And I don't
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that there are situations where you have
to realize there is cause and effect for

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using words. You know, like
in the middle of a class at school.

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You don't want to start singing I'm
a bad bitch, or or kicking

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a soccer ball and saying if it
let's go No, that's not good.

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Does he go to daycare? No? Okay, no, no, no,

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no, no, lot of daycare. So I'm not gonna get on

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this two year old about dropping f
bombs sing as I know, I don't

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cuss around him. I have a
decent method of filtering that stuff out or

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shutting it up, just because of
what I do for a living. You

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know, I've probably been dumped in
twenty three years doing this ridiculous job,

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maybe a handful of like three or
four times. Yeah, But what you

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can do is, obviously, you
know, you don't want to go around

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saying it because if you tell them
no, you can't say this bad way,

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they're like, well you say it. You're like, well, it's

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a word that only adults use.
That's kind of how you you kind of

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yeah, like, well only adults
us those, and you know you show

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you can't you know, you can't
say that, right right. Yeah,

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I'm just trying to like, you
know, yeah, I don't know what

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the best thing to do is,
but I definitely don't want to shame him

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or feel like he's a bad person
for just repeating stuff. Especially I don't

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know too, he's got so many
words that he's going to learn each day.

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Really, he's got more words he's
going to learn he could, he

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could, they might just filter out
and fall out too because there are more

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you know, he's going to learn
Rangers. Yeah. He asked me the

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other day, was what did the
Rangers do? And they won the World

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Series. It's like yeah, yeah, but uh yeah. I think the

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more the more attention you draw to
that type of stuff, I think,

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the deeper a hole you're digging for
yourself, and it's going to encourage them

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to do it more. Person text
in my two year old daughter cusses like

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a sailor. I mean, it's
I bet it's even funnier for hearing a

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little girl say that stuff. You
know my little brother is I'm sure I

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cussed too. But like my little
brother, I remember his go to was

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bitch, g d it. It's
like, okay, you were three man,

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it's so funny. Yeah, I've
ah. Yeah. I think the

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first curse word Malcolm said was g
d it because that was one that I

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had to eliminate from my vocabulary to
this day, trying to keep out.

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But it's just not a good one
to say anyway, you know, flies

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off the tongue. It is,
It's got such meaning and impact. Would

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you like some fatherly advice, yeah, or motherly advice. Well, caller

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is good advice for you here,
Daniel, let's go good morning, Good

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morning guys. How y'all doing to
day? Doing good, Danny. I

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actually think you're on the right path
with this, just kind of letting us

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like back and not reacting work.
I've got twin grand babies, they're almost

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ay. About a year ago,
my grandson was eating lunch. We were

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just talking. He looks at me
and says, hey, pop, pops,

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I know how to make the F
word with my hand. Now my

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seven year old baby brain is laughing. I'm dying inside, and I'm like,

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well, said honestly, little buddy, that's probably not something you want

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to continue to do because it will
get you in trouble when you do it

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to the wrong person. Yes,
all right, And he just rolled off

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with it. So but you know, we get the easy stuff. The

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other day he got trouble at for
school because it was hot dog Day at

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lunch. You know, the little
other boys weren't playing hot dog. This

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is what is hot dog day?
Yeah? Oh, they had hot dog

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day at lunch. Hot dogs for
lunch. Uh huh. A little boy

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sitting next to him, took the
hot dog out of his bun and put

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it on his pants and was wheeling
it around. My grandson thought that was

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funny, so he did. It's
always the second guy into the fray always

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gets caught, and he got caught, just like in the NFL. Yeah,

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I like I like that you said
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about like not making them feel bad
for doing it, just saying that you

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know there are consequences. There will
there will be consequences for you choosing to

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use these words, and you'll learn
it on your own or I can,

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you know, kind of guide you
through what these scenarios might be. But

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I'm not going to beat his ass
for saying bitch at home. It's like

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whatever, dude, They're just words, you know, especially at that.

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Yeah, I think you're doing good. And I finally realized something. Since

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you don't have grandkids, it dawned
on me that you had a kid late,

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so you could have a grand kid
and a kid at the same time.

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All right, we're gonna cut you
off off. Yeah, well,

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thank my head explodes and Kevin puts
my brain and skull back together. Good

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good, that's true. That would
mean thanks that ye take care body,

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right, Okay, so if you're
oldest Josh right, Yeah, if he

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had a kid, and then that
Malcolm would be his how does his uncle

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his uncle like yeah, kicking the
screen. Yeah, but he still would

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be older than he'd be he'd be
very close in age, but he would

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be older than his nephew or niece. There are those scenarios where let's say

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that you know, Josh ed had
a kid five years ago, and then

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you have the uncle or aunt that's
older or that's younger than the nephew.

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I've seen that happen in the country. Like I said, I killing screaming

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when Will Ferrell's son played. You
know, his dad coaches the other team.

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Dad had a kid when Will Ferrell
had his kids, So his uncle

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Will Ferrell's kids uncle is the same
age as him. Yeah, that's weird.

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That's really weird. I think actually
might have that in my family.

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The uncle, the aunt who is
I think, well, I hate my

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dad is older than her because it's
his dad's youngest sister and a huge age

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gap. Because it's fun. Yeah, and then when you have a big

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family, like if it's like nine
kids in one family, obviously they're unless

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you had them back to back from
back. Dude, they're gonna have kids

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that are probably the same age as
like your youngest brother or sister. That's

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wild, wild. You heard the
playlist from twenty twenty. I had a

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player. I just crush a lot. Thrust songs. Thrust Songs by Danny

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