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The downbeat. I'm nine. All
right here in a minute, I'm gonna

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tell you the most important thing in
the world. We're are there sports at

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seven thirty today, but it's seven
A few local stories to get to right

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now. Let's have a fun real
quick. Yes, I love it,

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Oh, just real quickly. Every
time I hear it, I get half

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at work. Came out like a
mere chat. What propines in the world?

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Top five most annoying people at the
grocery store? Five answers on the

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board? Mike, what years now? Today? Butterfly? What's my name?

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What's my worst? Top five annoying
most annoying people at the grocery store.

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Okay, I'm gonna go with I
feel like these are always older.

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I'm gonna go with the check right, Okay, yeah, oh you know

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I'm gonna actually allow it. Number
one answer slow, Grandma, Okay,

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they're writing checks. I've seen that, so correct. What number that was

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the number one answer? You have
control of the board? Pass or play's

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gonna play? Never pass? Some
family feud? How many tip never pass?

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How many are there? Five?
So four more? I'm gonna go

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with the lane blocker. Oh,
number four cart blockers? I mean have

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some courtesy and spatial awareness. Dude. I always pull my cart all the

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way to the side, somewhere out
of the way of everyone, and I'll

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park it too and go down the
aisle and get what I need and then

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come back. But the cart is
never going to be an animal. You

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turn on your cart flashers. Absolutely, Yeah, my hazards. Seeing people

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behave inside a grocery store does explain
where parking lots are such a jumbled mess.

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There are people are rude, people
are not They do not stay in

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their space. It's yeah, it's
annoying because you do see that huge sect

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of people that have absolutely no awareness
of their surroundings or have any interest in

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or concern for the plight of other
people. Put others before you. It's

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like these forces with these blinders and
all they see is what's directly in front

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of them, These considers me,
me, me, give, give,

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screw you, me me me see. And I completely agree, But I

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think then we apply it to exactly
that thought, which is this is a

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bad person who's thinking, screw everyone
else, I gotta get mine. And

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that's not true either. They're just
lost, They're just in a haze.

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They don't know any better. Yeah, it's ignorance. But think of what

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other people around you are dealing with
at all times, and that'll help all

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of us. Put others first.
God is first, others are second.

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I am third. You get me. I learned that at Camp to Come.

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So I learned it from Josh Hamilton. Well, he only had the

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courage to say I am second,
and that's God is first and I'm second,

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and no, like Jesus, you
get me Camp the Comps, we

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learned that I'm third. I think
Josh Hamilton's activities would show that he definitely

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put himself second. Yeah, okay, ahead of others. Is he's jumping

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over the Sherlock's fence, one leg
kind of gets caught up on it,

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you know, not a full clean
hurdle. What I would give for CCTV

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footage of that, that wonderful moment
Hoodie Kinsler having a speed there and to

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save it, drag him out of
there and pressure wash the whipped cream off

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his teas ridiculous. Life was better
with it when wheels off. Josh,

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Oh my god, it was incredible. That's why the World series didn't hit

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as hard as I think it would, you know, yeahsh Hamilton. What

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a legendary figure he was, maybe
could have been the greatest baseball player ever,

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no no questions, because for about
two and a half years, nobody

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did what he could do. That's
something to think about. I don't know

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if there's any anniversaries coming up in
relation to him, but a Josh Hamilton

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full segment blow by blow expose to
let people that don't remember or may have

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forgotten, how incredibly important he was
to Rangers baseball and what a what a

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just a wild ass personality and what
a weird dude he was. And the

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picture of him with the Devil Rays
on photo day was just red eyes and

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just whacked lasted on crack. Yes, I just remember one time we're in

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the locker room spring training and Ben
was whipping his ass about Hey, you're

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doing an interview or something, and
he just starts and grunting at the TV

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on the screen, and on the
TV on the screen if you look up

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in the locker room, it's one
of those hunting shows on Fox Sports Southwest,

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and he's grunting in an elk H
like while Ben was talking, Yeah,

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that's amazing, it's just beautiful,
and Ben, yeah, it was

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so happy to like too, just
grunting the animal they wanted to shoot.

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It's fantastic and you were there watching, Yes, it was. It was

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unbelievable that you're already kind of in
awe of how giant he was. But

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was it was so wild? One
in four, two, three, five

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remaining on the board. We're in
the middle of a hot game of impromptu

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family fears. I don't know where
this one falls, but too many kids

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family, mm hmm, kids kids. I would have that would have been

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my first guest. Kids struck one, Mike, how about I want all

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the meats so I'm gonna be here
forever, you know, if you're getting

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a slice meat? They want this
deli person out? Can you go thinner?

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That doesn't look like three quarters of
a pound? One of them,

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not one of the top five would
have been top ten probably though, Oh

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okay, that came out. Okay, I got one. Uh, don't

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return shopping cart? Person whoa Danny
Golly? I would have person leaves carts

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in the parking lot. I would
have thought, like coupon lady, but

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that falls under grandma. I'm assuming, Uh if they look if the deli

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employee isn't going to get that.
I can't imagine a checker having, you

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know, being the most annoying person
at the grocery store. Most annoying person

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at the grocery store. I mean, how many people are at the grocery

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store. I'm gonna guess coupon people? Is that Grandma Mike wins? Wow?

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Where do you go? Mike?
Leave out? Number two? Here

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be something in the customer who makes
the rest of the line way while they

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go get something they forgot. Oh
okay, Oh that's a good one,

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all right. Number three aggressive girl
Scout cookie girls. Stick around tod Dingo's

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Morning News for more on Girl Scout
cookies, noneration, Army bell Man.

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Number five sacker who puts chips at
the bottom or eggs. There you go.

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Top five most annoying people at the
grocery store. Let's do the most

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important thing in the world. It's
a list. It came up today.

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I saw it was a big list. That's popicle, Kevin. Everyone goes

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grocery top on besides benning Scout and
make their wives do this. They don't.

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I don't have a wife. This
is not the most important thing in

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the world. But can I tell
you, Yeah, yesterday I ate Relish

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for the first time in my life. Sweet deal, Sweet Oh you did

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sweet Relish? Oh I know,
Okay, it was Carrie. I confirmed

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on Facebook that delivered hot dogs and
Lucky Charms to the studio yesterday because we

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mentioned it last week, and yesterday
all the only foods I consumed were Lucky

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Charms and hot dogs. You're masts, You're the hottest of all messat good

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start off the week with a good, healthy diet, hot two balls of

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Lucky Charms in the afternoon. Two
hot dogs for Daytona. My son is

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an actual toddler, and even I
don't feed him. That's I may go

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rock some dogs today too as well. Yeah, he got it. But

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carry as sweet as he is,
included everything you might need for a hot

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dog party. I assume he meant
for us to cook them up here and

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enjoy them. But we're not making
hot dogs up here, dude, especially

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during the renovation. We have a
big renovation going on our floor. Well,

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Mikey leaves yesterday with two sacks of
groceries carry sent up here hot dogs,

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buns, mustard, catch up.
Relish was in the bagstic forks,

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a full gallon of milk, whole
milk, which I don't normally do.

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It was kind of a sweet treat. Lucky charms, plastic silverware and skin

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call them the paper plate bowls,
which is a very unstable I don't know.

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You have to be in a you
have to be in a very u

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s where you used just a stable
position to eat that. Yeah, you

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know what ends up going in those
chili on the fourth, that's exactly right.

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Outdoor barbecue chili leak. Kids can't
handle them just holding it, the

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plastic thing. It's just they're too
small. Paper bowls, plate bowls,

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paper plate bowls. It's a bad
item. So you had sweet relish.

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Well anyway, yeah, he had
relish. So I'm normally just hot or

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mustard. Man. I do some
cheese warm the buds and a nice cheese

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dog, and I'm just I did
another look at this relish. I'm like,

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you know what, all right?
And I just put the tiniest amount

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on one bite and I ate good, and I'm like right, So I

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went, I relished up the rest
of that dog and I did eat it,

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and I don't I don't know where
I'm at right now, but I

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am pineapple on pizza man, okay, and I never would have thought that,

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and then you have it, and
I think it's the same reaction where

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I'm like, I don't know,
but I don't hate it, but I

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don't know if I love it.
And then I think as time goes by,

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you're like, you know, I
am craving that sweet. I can't.

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I can't stand sweet relish, but
dill relish I love. Okay.

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I don't normally like sweet pickles,
and I do like deal pickles, So

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I think you're absolutely right. I
didn't have a choicecarry sent sweet and I

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can kind of see it. I
can kind of see it. He dipped

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his toe into the sweet Relish.
It was a big day for me.

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I'm forty seven years old. I
had relish for the first time just yesterday,

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and you had hot dog dinner,
Ah grown man, hot dog dinner,

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And I probably sang the song to
time. Did you boil your hot

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dogs in water? Yeah? Just
happy bouncing around the room. Daytona is

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going on sing cook. I will
sing to Simon. Sit there. I

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don't think you just cook. I
don't think you cook. I think you

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just heat things up that way.
Boiling hot dogs counts as did uh did

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Simon, get a bite of hot
dog. Hell no, try to kill

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I do make him special dinner though, so usually a little a little food

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mixed. Our last question, sorry, what brand of weien did Carrie said,

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I think it was just Kroger brand. Oh really yeah, but they

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were really good. That's the most
important in the worlds. This important thing

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the world involves NASA because you know, back in the seventies they tried to

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do the Concord, the supersonic plane
that could go about seven hundred and sixty

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miles per hour, which I think
it's sounds stupid now, you gotta say

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it like that's insane, but you
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to London and you know, under
three hours hypothetically. But they had to

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call that off because the sonic boom
was so loud, well, it was

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scaring the fish. NASA's working on
a plane called the X fifty nine,

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and it's built a little bit different. It's built long and skinny, and

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that chops up the sound so you
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your sonic boom. So they think
that this could be allowed, because it's

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not going to be now they're going
to do some testing. In fact,

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Lockheed Martin over in Fort Worth is
helping build these, so they're kind of

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a big part of this because that's
who NASA partnered with. What is the

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downside of the Sonic boom? Is
it about fish and fishermen and boats and

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stuff like humans? It's scared humans? Yeah, I thought it was.

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They're they're going to ground when they're
when they test these and for Worth they're

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going to they're basically gonna test.
They're gonna like take survation people on the

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ground. But how was this too
loud? Were you annoyed by this?

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Like that's gonna be a part of
the research that goes into this with the

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Sonic, with the new X fifty
nine and the Sonic Thump. Now,

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because it's built long and skinny,
the configuration of the plane's gonna be a

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little bit different. They're not gonna
have a forward facing window. Oh yeah,

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crazy right, They're gonna be find
the plane without being able to see

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what's in front of them through the
window. Yeah, they're using like cameras

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and other types of sensors, YEP
TV monitor mounted in the cockpit. It's

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gonna show them where they're going without
being able to look at the windows.

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So they're going to have a cockpit. They're gonna be said on the front,

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but can't see out the front.
Strange. Now they're gonna put they're

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performing five flight tests later this year, and they're gonna gather data from people

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on the ground. So but you
hear how annoying was it? Did it

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scare you? You know? And
if it's people are like, it wasn't

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that bad, it was cool.
We're hoping to hear. I hope these

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people are also like, I can't
put it. I mean, I don't

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know. If I guess it would
be a beating. If there were multiple

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flights in planes like this and it
was super loud, it would be louder

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than planes. Just I mean that
that would be terrible. Let's look this

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up. What does Sonic Boom sound
like on the ground. It probably sounds

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exactly as the name of it describes. This is my guess. I mean,

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there's some videos. Yeah, I
know, but I want to help

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If that sounds like that, you're
plugged in the top five song every neighborhood,

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You're an airport F sixteen song movement. Oh I want to hear that.

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Yeah, Okay, we'll see,
we'll see if this works. But

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this is going to be from the
air. Yeah, it's gonna have to

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get to five second ad first,
what's the ad for? What do you

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have? Are you on YouTube?
Yeah? What's the app? Just get

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premium do for doctor Gold. They
they're at Oshkosh. They're at the the

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Plane Convention, the air Convention.
Here it comes, Yes, sixteen is

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lifting off? I don't know.
Wait a minute, all right, that's

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Badass's badass? You wouldn't want that
all the time? Well, I mean,

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if i'm it, does it?
Does it happen when it's taking off?

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Is that? Well? It is
when it breaks the barrier, So

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I don't know how long after that? Can't they just do? They fly

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at a good cruising speed and then
when you get over the ocean, then

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whammy hit the nase hit then.
So if this works though, because this

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plane will have less of a sonic
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what they're describing it as. And
then they like they passed these flight tests,

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it's gonna take about a decade before
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airlines. One thing that they kept
saying this article was I mean, it

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surely depends if these big businesses step
up and want to add that to their

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archive. So if you are American
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like, yeah, I think we'll
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some X fifty nine's, hypothetically you
could make it from Dallas to Europe in

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four hours, baboush. So how
much faster do these go than the concord?

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Seven six two is the concord?
Yeah, I didn't say that.

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Probably about the same though, I
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same line of breaking the sound barrier. You're still breaking the sound barrier,

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You're just changing how it sounds because
of the design of the plane. Fascinating

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love it inevitable, depending on how
many decades it takes, not in our

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lifetimes realistically, I would imagine.
But if you can get to gay Parie

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or wherever in eure Upe London in
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I just think if okay, that's
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what is it Typically from the coast
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what six ye from like six and
a half something like that. The flights

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to like Australia and China, Japan. Those are the ones that are when

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you're shaving, because those flights are
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like that. You can knock those
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trip in three is huge. Yeah. Yeah, that's place a popular place

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people go. M's think about.
You probably wouldn't use that, and you

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probably need to outlaw it. Say
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because you're not gonna want a lot
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of these, it's too loud Dallas
to sit and he is seventeen hours and

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fifteen. Oh wow, it's further
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terrible unless you had a bed.
If he had a bed, you'd be

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in good shape. You could get
to Austin in like six minutes. That

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would be such a waste. That's
how the celebrities use their private planes,

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though, dude, Kennedy. Kennedy
flew from Fort Worth to Dallas on November

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twenty second. Did you know that
he landed over and whatever that Fort Worth

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is or that airport isn't fort Worth? Meet him whatever? I don't know.

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Anyway, he landed over there and
did his you know whatever duties in

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that town and hopped on a plane
to fly to love Field. It took

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like ten minutes. Yeah, I'm
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but he should have been punished for
that. We don't need to dirty up

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our atmosphere that much. All right, Dallas took forth to Dallas? Did

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you have a granola bar and drive
down thirty? I agree? Yeah?

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Just what do you do? I
mean, do you think if you could,

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you could do it? Well?
No, if they use miles on

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Air Force one from Fort Worth to
Dallas, that's the dumbest crap I've ever

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heard. I guess that's thirty minute
drive. That's faster though, flying twenty.

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If you get a motorcade and you
did. If your car is right

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next to the presidential limo and you're
at the door or at the gate of

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the airport, meetrim let's call it. You say go and they don't really

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know they're racing, and you haul
ass. Could you make it to love

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Field arrivals before? No, the
president, but it would be close.

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If they don't know you're racing,
you probably could. Just there'll be ten

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minutes of I don't know, when
you don't have a private plane. Is

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there even ten when you get on
the thing? Is there even ten minutes

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of I don't call the tower.
There's still all that. There's still that,

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but it's all easy. Yeah,
and then a twelve minute fright flight.

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Probably he waiting on anyone else.
Yeah, Yeah, I love this.

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I hope it happens. You've been
hearing about this forever. And it's

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kind of weird that we did have
the concord. It was just not financially

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sustainable and they had to make it
illegal. I don't know. I know,

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trust me, if if it was
making money, they would have wiggled

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their way around all that, because
they would have just flown from My dad

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flew it from Miami to somewhere London
or Paris one time. What do you

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say about it? Boat thing?
I remember I whipped his ass asking questions

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because I couldn't believe it. And
I think he brought me a little model,

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you know, which they may have
even given you on the plane,

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you know, because you get all
kinds of stuff, and your dad was

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an influencer, so they probably wanted
him to market. Yeah, he was

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a big influencer. Did he get
to go up into the cockpit and meet

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the pilots. Yeah, there's a
picture of him doing the deuces with the

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pilots and doing hearthands. This Kareem
abdul Jabar in the background, the concord

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on a polaroid. He's doing duck
Lips Influencer. Yeah, big Bill duck

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Lips. I'm imagining him in his
race suit for whatever reason. Yeah,

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always it was something race related,
boat race related. Yeah, yeah,

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okay that he was flown to Europe
for. But he said it was awesome.

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He said it was really cool and
weird. He was the head of

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race relations. Yeah, Kevin,
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that's why you brought a fish,
because I think you could only do it

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from New York or Miami, where
you'd be out over the sea. Sure,

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and I'm not making fun of hippies
here, but then yes, it

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would be like us to be like, we're disturbing the fish, well the

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fish, Like we don't really know
what we're just saying, we're freaking out.

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We were freaking out already kind of
what we do. We're in the

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ocean. We were all wagging out
already. So yeah, yeah, there

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was another thing. It was a
little scary. Well, that's possible,

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but again they think it would take
like a decade to get it fully going.

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But test happening in Fort Worth over
at Lockheed Martin later this year.

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Coming up next in the scuttle butt, got a couple of stories involving the

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city of Arlington. We did have
a gun at a high school yesterday.

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I did have to do the bad
story real quick, Aunt Dad, you

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gotta do it, the biggest one
in the city. And should this teacher

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be fired for wearing this to school? Next to ninety seven to one, the Free