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You're listening to the downbeat on ninety
seven one the freak. We got to

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turn over to intrepid reporter Mike Siroy
here because we have our very first NFL

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Black Monday casualty and the six thirty
am hour will be tracking this all morning

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long. Has the act swings Attention
Atlanta Falcons fans. Arthur Smith got the

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boot. I think the email came
in at seven. This is updated at

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seven oh one am Eastern time.
Oh no, they had the email written

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and ready. They were just waiting
for They were waiting for the vocals to

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kick in on the downbeat theme exactly
before they send it. Arthur Smith,

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Atlanta Falcons. The first firing.
Oh the day. I know three coaches

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were fired regular season style during the
regular season, and today hand expected to

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meet their employment maker. Who knows
Ron Rivera, Bill Belichick. I don't

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know where he fits into this,
but Arthur Smith got the business this morning.

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Job available. You know. I
blame this a lot on two things,

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and not having a quarterbacks the obvious
one, but be the vest,

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mustache combo pladder never a good call. Yeah, he would rock a big

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walrus mustache and then the vest with
the shirt underneath it, and it's just

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not a good look with the mustache. And some people could pull off a

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vest. He did not. Yeah, I think Arthur Smith is terrible.

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I think he's a huge meatball and
he does not fit to be an NFL

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head coach. I mean that.
Oh and you can tell you can tell

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him. I said it. So
there's that. Well, well, track

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these one these firings, and if
and when the Belichick thing does happen,

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maybe later in the week, I
don't know. I want to discuss what

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is what do you do with Bill
Belichick? What does he do with himself?

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Is he even that great? Okay, I guess you can discuss that.

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But I mean our team's running up
to the phone like the second Bill

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Belichick's available. Of course, of
course, of course. Well tonight we

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have Jim Harball the National Championship Game
tonight, you know, Jim Harball of

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Michigan. I mean he's already gotten
Tom Brady's agent, Don Yee, who's

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his agent, but like looking for
jobs Chargers, Yeah, Raiders. I

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mean, he'll very likely be a
head coach in the NFL next year.

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Jim Marble because he wants to get
away from all that Michigan. Nonsense,

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he's got some of the teams already
fired their coach, and the Raiders got

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rid of Josh McDaniels and the charge
charge of daily analytics. Man. So

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yeah, is that Well, that's
the most important thing in the world.

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More football, but one big football. N Arthur's look it up research.

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Yeah, yeah, wake up,
your little sleepyhead. It's time to get

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your stupid ass out of bed.
To him about the most important thing,

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and the most important thing. It
was Frank Reich with the third one shopped

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mid season from the Panthers. Yes, it's an unnecessary mustache on Arthur,

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isn't it. Yeah, yep,
yeah, doing it to be quirky,

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doing it so people are looking at
him. Call the place. He liked

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to hold the sheet up to the
mustache to cover up you know what the

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play call is. But he'd be
scratching his mustache with the top of the

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sheet, with the top of the
laminade the sheet. Yeah, this can't

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be that much. I was once
rocking a mustache as a joke years ago,

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and I had a piece of crab
car, a little saturn, a

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little black saturn, and I was
at a red light and I was drinking

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gatorade, and I wasn't used to
having a mustache, and I was trying

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to, like me know, lick
my mustache clean, like with my bottom

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lip. And I looked over the
left of me, and there's just truck

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full of like workers, and the
dude in the passenger seat was hysterically laughing

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staring at me. I looked at
him, and I look forward and I

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snapped my head back to look at
him, and that made him laugh even

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harder. Then he drove away laughing, and it really kind of I was

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that kind of bombing like that dude
just was laughing. How I look,

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You get clowned one gared. That's
not the most part thing in the world.

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No, Mavericks got their biggest win
of the year last night. Breakthrough

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beat the t Wolves one fifteen,
one oh eight. Close. One got

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behind by six in the fourth quarter. It was one or six, one

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hundred, and then Kyrie knocks down
two threes in a row like a three,

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they get a stop, get it
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Kind of took over the game for
a little bit. Kyrie had thirty five,

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Luca had thirty four, and you
may be going, well, it's

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you know the t Wolves. Well, the t Wolves are the number one

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team in the Western Conference. They've
been really good and they're just a half

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a game better than the Denver Nuggets. Oklahoma City Thunder is a team who's

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really good now, and then you
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the sixth seed in the West,
but they are a game back of the

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four seed, and they're kind of
in that conversation of teams who, when

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healthy and can string it together,
can kind of go win on any given

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night against any body. And it's
because the Luca and Kyrie thing is working.

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And I know there are a lot
of questions about it. Last year

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when and when it came, they
weren't able to win games down the stretch

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and ended up tanking and helped you
get Derek Clively, who you need.

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They didn't have Derek Clively last night. But this thing is absolutely working,

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and it works to the tone of
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has a little less. Last night, Kyrie get the ball in the hoop

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a little bit more, and it's
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of myself, because Kyrie is This
thing is his unavailability. He legit missed

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time earlier last month because he had
stepped on going to the paint, an

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injury that could happen to anybody.
So it's not like something I think you

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chalk up to Kyrie's reputation. He
got stepped on that happens. That was

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a fluke thing. Who knows what
their record is if that doesn't happen.

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Because he's having good yeah, and
together they get along so far, it's

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all working. He's been great,
lovely since he got here and like cool

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and yeah, interesting and you know, minus the injuries, he's on court

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been excellent and not been the reason
for the failures I think of last season,

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but not to associate him with that, because as soon as he got

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here the tankathon kind of started.
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over the last I don't know month
maybe, and I don't know how you

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get Tigers to change their stripes,
you know, but Luca's super proud of

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the way he's playing defense and pride
in it. Yeah. I mean,

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he's not an elite defender, but
there's decided improvement. Yeah, And the

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eyeball test tells you that just you
can he's engaged, you know, and

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he's trying and when it's time to
get stops, like I kind of don't

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love the whole thing of like what
the only thing that matters is the fourth

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quarter? Anally whatever? Not true, but there are times when you amp

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up your defensive effort. And I
want to play this audio for you because

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it's Luca last night, because he
he shot down Karl Anthony Towns twice in

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the post and they asked him about
it in the post gave his ANSWER's pretty

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funny. You like to talk about
defense. Ah, why do you think

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you were able to to be as
effective as you were defending Cat in the

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post? Because I'm Sean. People
don't think that, But I had one

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of the parts, the most part
for Lex in the NBA. I think,

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how much do you enjoy that I
have one of the most powerful legs

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in the NBA? I think one, Yeah, HiT's his other legs with

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the quad that's still bothering him.
And look at his hurt. His quad

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is messed up like he has been
for a year and it's never gonna get

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better because he never stops playing basketball. And I know a lot of people

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think being too easy on these millionaires. It's insane. I mean, he

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goes, he gets two weeks off, he goes to Slovenia, a place

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for teams, Slovenia, gets two
weeks off, and we're back to training

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camp and you're never gonna get better
without resting. It. Like, it's

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always gonna be there. He's not
gonna stop playing, so you know,

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he's always gonna be a little something
that you're doing with. That's why you

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gotta have Kiro there to carry the
load when he can't fully go hard.

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And that's what Jason Kipp was talking
about two weeks ago, was like,

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we can't have Luca playing forty minutes
a night every single game. That's gonna

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kill us. And you're able to
not do that as much now. I

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mean last night you had to get
to play and go go eke out that

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win. But Kyrie and Luca can
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much stress just by being there because
they're just bucket getters. So good just

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a I mean, this is sort
of Gennaro but and I don't know how

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rare this is, but all four
of the teams are amazing. Are good?

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Yeah, are really good. All
four teams could win titles. Absolutely,

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and that's pretty damn rare for any
city with the whole four pack of

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squads. But you already got one
in the bank. You got one.

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That's what three wins away. And
MAVs are just this wild card. Who

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knows what They're at least loaded,
and if they get healthy, you never

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know. And Stars are good too. Yeah, Maps can make a trade.

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That's this week Stars coverage. Yeah, that is this week Stars coverage.

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They've been and you know, they
had a little rough couple of games

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there, but good for them.
The trade for Siakam could be interesting if

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that were to go through, Like
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who would be in. Tim Hardley
Junior woud probably have to be involved in

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that, and Josh Green and more. But if you were able to acquire

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Paschal Siakham and put in with Kyrie
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one of the favorites, one of
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So I want them to go get
aggressive and you're gonna make money work

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and all that stuff. But that's
why I go back to Mark Cuban and

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his comments about the luxury tax might
be more possible now with the transaction.

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And this takes us to Friday where
it came out via Tim mcman and Mark

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Stein and all the people who report
things I don't know, and we'll give

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them all credit. They do a
good job. Brad Townsend, good job,

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guys, Kevin Gray that Mark Cuban
is giving MAVs employees a total of

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thirty five million dollars in bonus because
he had got He got a lot of

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money added to his bank account with
the transaction of the team to the Las

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Vegas Sands Corp. And the Addilson
family. So thirty five million to MAVs

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employees. And we have tons of
friends who worked there machines. One of

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them ran Bobby Corella. I saw
Corella speeding in a Tesla brand new double

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birds out the window. It kind
of crazy everyone, So thirty five million.

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I did the math. Yeah,
the other night, I was curious

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and I said, I'm assuming let's
assume they have four hundred employees, but

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it's got to be less than that. Well, it seems like a lot,

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right, I did it on two
fifty, but I just checked it

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and someone did the work on this
apparently according to Well, according to grow

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Joe. Okay, Yes, the
company currently has five hundred and eighty eight

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employee damn oh man. I was
hoping it was less. The Mavericks grew

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their employee count by twenty one percent
last year. It says, uh.

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Anyway, so if it is five
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is not it's divided by tenure,
right, so whatever, But an even

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cut for five hundred and eighty eight
employees, if it's a thirty five million

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dollar drop, is just short of
sixty thousand ahead, oh fifty nine,

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six hundred bucks. I texted Skin, I said, are you a MAV's

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employee? Are you a Bally's employees
at bally Bah? Hurts hurts to miss

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that one. I know someone who
is a fourteen year employee that for a

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year now is not an employee follow
well, no of the Mavericks, and

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I know they Yeah. Fired off
a friendly email to the boss man was

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like, so, what where is
this? Where are we fitting this?

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Interesting? It is? It's not
my brother either, He's not you know,

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he hasn't an employee of the mass
for ten years. It's like one

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of those things where here's a very
amazing gesture which it is. But can

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you imagine the amount of loopholes that
would be coming back to your way just

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for trying to do something good,
Because there are people like I worked there

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and I give him like seven years
there, even eight years? Does that

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count? I want some of that? Yeah, do you have to be

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on the current yeah, payroll.
Look I was here for that too,

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you know. I bet you gotta
be pretty cut and dry current employees and

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then just figure out the tenure.
Yeah, it's definitely a sliding scale for

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something like that, because if they
have five eighty eight now, I mean,

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if you look over Cuban tenure,
you're looking at many thousand yeah,

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former employees. But yeah, and
also you just said what they're a number

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of employees increased by twenty percent just
in the last year. So like a

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go geek. So those new whatever
one hundred some odd employees, they're not

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going to get an equal share.
No, and they shouldn't. I get

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them. But like our buddy Machine
has been there, what four years?

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Four or five years? Five years, that's a nice little chunk. Heck.

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Yeah, when you're unexpected too,
yeah, not expecting it at all.

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Yeah, I don't know how unorthodox
that is. I don't know there

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it feels, but we wouldn't have
heard about it in some other city.

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Pretty amazing thirty five million dollar pool, Like I mean, if you get

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ten thousand dollars, that's that's awesome. Anything awesome anything, I mean,

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Dad, I know, I have
our friends in radio who in their company

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just went through a has just filed
for bankruptcy. And after COVID they got

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like the ratings bonus slashed and they
were like, yeah, it sucks.

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They're not doing that. They're not
offering any type of rays and no ratings

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bonuses which we've always kind of had
in our deals all gone, and they're

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like concerned, like now our company's
going to bankrupt, are they going to

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take away? They just got the
ratings bonuses back like like a quarter or

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two ago. It was real nice
because we happened to have be able a

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good run, you know, and
get that, and it's like, I

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hope that didn't get taken away.
I think general companies should pay their employees

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more money. That's just my baseline
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well, I don't know like how
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was very clear, I'm making a
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is another reason why I'm doing it, Like does that come out of his

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pocket? I don't know. I
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mean, yeah, And I don't
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that rich either. I always wonder
that. But he said how many bank

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accounts a billionaire has? Like the
question I think to him? And he

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was doing an interview on the court
with the press, you know, and

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the question was basically, how did
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He goes, why I check my
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Yeah, just like that, like
get a notification from Wells Fargo. Yeah,

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what is this? Well like three
billion? Yeah, so here's thirty

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five million to my team. What
they almost think about? To you American

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Airlines security staffers who work MAVs games
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year, So you could even cut
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get a piece? I wonder what
the least amount will be to the most

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like lowest tenured part time employee.
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a month of you know, the
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if they got a check for like, you know, fifty bucks. Yeah,

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they'd probably be like, man,
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Take that. Well, we'll have
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us on Wednesday. We'll ask him
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bump. He's technically a MAVs employee, right, just one of the taste,

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don't I don't taste. I don't
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people work for the American Airlines Center. Yeah, I think so too.

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But like so they're right out and
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so say, it looked very easy. And this is the thing too,

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where there's part of being rich that
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want these handouts from you, and
like, I took care of my people,

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What do you want? I did
a good gesture because there's gonna be

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people. I never be enough.
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to come up with to decide who
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answer is, don't worry about it. Be rich enough to buy your legal

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team to handle that. Like the
Frinkles, Why don't we have a team

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I thought we would make more money
off the downbeat singing pumpkin and singing Christmas

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tree topper. Yeah we made pretty
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the little video suck can show people
that where they can go buy these though,

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and they're still out in stores.
I think seasonal next year. They're

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so real, slashed prices. Birthdays, they are real and they are great

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birthdays on this day is January eighth. Ellas if you guys have a good

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JAY six weekend. Yeah, you
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I what was that Saturday? No, I didn't call my mom. I

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uh. I saw a place that
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shirts and it was a Joe's Gotta
Go RV and they were selling all kinds

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of all kinds of stuff. I
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to go to. But if I
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and just kind of maybe get some
audio, you know it, just hey,

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you guys do it. You're having
a big day. Yeah, you

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know it's funny. It's he grabbed
some merch. They spent a lot of

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money on painting that RV a whole
Joe's gotta Go American flag. It was

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Eagle Trump's face on it. It
was amazing. Uh. Noah Cyrus is

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twenty four. I don't expect you
guys to know Noah Cyrus, but that

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is my least versus. Little sister
did a song with Leon Bridges. It's

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pretty good. Oh, my old
how would you say? Twenty four?

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Twenty four? Okay? Do you
have a Mike specific birthday one of your

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guys right here, Jim Jensen,
the fortieth birthday of Kim Jong un,

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my squad, the Supreme Leader.
Yeah, that's why I put the picture

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up on the wall like every building
in North Korea and Pyongyang. Y'all saw

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the interview right seth Rogen James Frank
it's pretty good. That's funny. Margueritas

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are not gay. Rachel Nichols is
forty four. Danny, I'll never forget

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how the Hammer described her one time. She looks good up top, But

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man, she's got an ass that's
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I mean, I don't even understand. I don't either, because I handle

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the ax gets. Yeah, I
guess you know an accent that if you

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make it, yeah, her wit
guess her butts the size of an axe

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handle. But yeah, all I
care about it with her talent, Yeah,

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I agree. Did you get caught
on tape talking smack about Maria Taylor?

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That was a pretty big scandal.
Yeah, that's right. That was

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a couple of little three years ago. Yeah. Audio only goes viral when

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it's something bad. I'm trying to
tell you people, only when it's something

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bad. Listen to Kevin. I'm
right all the time. Yeah, we

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should all listen to Kevin Moore.
And when I'm wrong, I'll own it.

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Jason Gialmi's birthday is fifty three.
Admitted steroid user. He was not

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one of the guys that tried to
run from it. A fantasy baseball beast,

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Oh my god, yeah this decade. Yeah, his brother I think

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died, Jeremy. He was the
guy tagged out on the Jeter cutoff play

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that Kavanaugh thinks Jeter's over eight because
Derek Jeter impeded the process of that throw

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to home plate. If you remember
it, Yeah, yep, It's like,

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I don't know that he did.
I think he helped. I think

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he get there faster, but then
he drove all night in a wagon ear

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r. Kelly's fifty seven. Hard
to comment on R. Kelly, but

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I did you tell you every time
I had an interaction with R. Kelly

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When I was an intern at Fox
Broadcasting in LA and went to Las Vegas

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for the Billboard Music Awards, and
my job was to stand in hallway doing

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absolutely nothing. I was in this
long hallway of the Thomas and mac Arena

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right like kind of right by the
stage, but not where most of the

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main people came through. But R. Kelly was performing, and I'm in

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this hallway by myself, and it's
like it's probably ten feet away, but

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it feels like one hundred feet away
in my memory. As the two darkened

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doors swung open and it was back
lit, so I just saw the silhouette

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of a man who's striding toward me, and he had a red phantom of

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the opera like half mask on with
a flowing cape. And on his way

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to the stage was one R.
Kelly who walked right past me, and

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I was like, that is a
image I will never forget hey and he

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pete on me, And you see, you should have led with that.

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I was building that was a cool
story about yourself. Oh dump it,

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it's about R. Kelly on his
birthday. I don't know, I don't

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know who the lines are Big Music
birthday David Bowie would have been seventy seven.

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Damn David Bowie. R Kelly and
also Elvis Presley would have been eighty

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nine. Wow, the three they
jumped in together all the time. That's

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right, Elvis, David Bowie and
R. Kelly. Everyone talks about them

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together. So the Elvis death date
is, oh, August sixteen. Who

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is also somebody's birthday up here?
Right? Oh? Yeah, mic writer

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ah, yep, suing because why
is he always shaking guys? Stephen Hawkings

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eighty two would have been yeah,
it would have been Yeah. He was

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stacking tiny people in a pyramid and
he was really just ramming the cart into

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him well, and I think he
was getting off on my equations of the

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positions he was putting them in,
and then he was doing the equation and

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that was the only way that he
could orgasm. Oh god, he had

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a combination of keys and then enter
move top up pyramid on his little speaking

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spell and the very sexist legendary game
show host Bob you Banks is eighty six.

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Love Bob you Banks. You loved
that he was a sexist, not

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that part. But he was a
good host and a real smart ass and

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in the seventies a good smart ass
game show host, very good newlywed game.

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He really liked to try to get
those newlyweds divorced. It is his

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play. You could tell. He
would identify one of the four couples.

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He would get one or two,
usually the hottest gal, and he would

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try to break him up. Was
he the host? When he asked a

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couple what was the weirdest place they
ever made? Whoopee and the woman said

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the butt, Yes, he was
the host. He also has an m

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head based on a receding hairline.
But there's that. Here's your birthdays January

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eighth, and coming up next,
Buckle up, we got a new live

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spot from Mike's Aroy plus why this
is the best crack at the Super Bowl

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in the deck Prescott Air right next
to ninety seven one in the Freak