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Cowboys, Seahawks, Candy Kane,
Lane, Man Man. But this

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I heard this in the mid and
Skin Show. I think this is a

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good teaser for our nine o'clock segment
today picks with Glenn's We got a big

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local name. Yeah, we do
big local names as our mystery celebrity guest

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and also Malcolm. Danny's two and
a half year old son always picks games.

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But I heard this on the mid
and Skin Show a couple of days

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ago. What does Mosquito say?
What does Mosquito? He says? What?

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Fast? Pray again? It's pretty
good, Dooey. We're doing our

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impressions of Mosquito. Do you want
to say hi to Mosquito? Slayeo Hou's

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Musquito? Ice Mosquito. What does
Mosquito say? He does all right?

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Say bye bye? Oh oh?
I love him, I love he answers.

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That's pretty good. That's pretty good, pau. What are we doing?

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What are we even doing right now? But I think every thirty seconds?

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And mosquito a tough word for you
know, a two year old's mosquitoo?

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What a sweet kid. Do we
get his picks? We absolutely will

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get his pics. I haven't heard
them, but they have been sent to

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me Danny the Bonner bayliss off this
week. But he did he send his

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predictions in? He did, Yes, he did. I've not heard them

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again. I've just downloaded them and
put them into the file. I want

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to be surprised with the rest of
the audience, but hot ones in the

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pavilion today. We'll see if you
just read them dry into his boisch or

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corder microphone like you and I did, or if he's had a little extra

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time because he's put this song.
What's he doing this week? What's dingu

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doing all week? Something creative and
brilliant. I think today's the day where

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he's like, I'm ready to get
back. You think I think he misses

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his friends Kevio and Magic. Mike. I've intentionally not even really text him

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this week. He text us the
other day, so we sounded good.

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That was very nice. Yeah,
I've stayed away too. I'll just not

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want Yeah, take it break.
We're tired of me anyways, So I

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don't think so that tries to text
anyone too much. He sent his picks

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in, so we'll get with those
picks with Glenn's and you can all join

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in two and four eight one seven
seven eight seven one nine seven one where

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you can call or text in at
any stinking time. But we do like

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to have a Glenn Pick standings on
that. I do want to quickly update

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the SNL BET as well. Mike
before we get to the most important thing

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in the world. Because you had
a couple of announcements you yesterday. I

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saw that, and I feel like
there's some names that somebody probably has.

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We have points points on the board. The current standings are in first place

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Mike Siroy with two. You have
Timothy Shallow May and Jason Momoa excellent,

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Danny got the Foo Fighters, I've
got nothing. And the way this works

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is at the end of the season, which is in May, whoever's in

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last place has to change their their
cell phone the smartphone case for a week

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and carry it around the office to
whatever the other two deem worthy, which

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requires ordering one off Amazon or whatever. It's probably gonna be a foot we'll

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figure that out this week on the
show, it's Emma Stone. And then

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a musical guest is some guy who
I'm still never seen, but he's like

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a big name, Noel Kahan.
Is he more popular than Feed at this

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point? He's more well, I
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globally. Noel Cahan and he's like
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get the feeling he's like a Hosier
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it's because his name is Noel Cahan. Then well, good for him.

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Your next week in the ninth Adam
Driver and Olivia Rodrigo. What the first

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pick in the draft in the first
round, at least the third pick overall.

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Kevin Turner took Olivia Rodrigo on the
board, on the board, give

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me one to tie the game up. No one took Adam Driver. Yeah,

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I thought there's a chance I had
Adam Driver. In fact, I'm

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taking Mama off, Timothy Shallow mayoff
Foo Fighters for Danny. And then the

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Christmas episode is Kate McKinnon and Billie
Eilish. Anyone take Billy Eilish going through

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the boards here, Mikey, you
could have took Billie Eilish in round nine,

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but you took Junk Cook. Understand
why that the guys are obsessed that

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I drafted junk Coock. It's my
favorite thing. And then also that my

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finger on the pulse man. Your
super picks were also wrestlers too, The

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Rock and John Cena Boy. After
seeing the Cowboys halftime Thanksgiving show, I'm

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really uh not loving my super pick
of Dolly Parton. You know she's pulling

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out so you can't even walk.
So she's gonna wear an outfit on spn

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out like she did for the Cowboys. Come I address his mango just crushing

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a pineapple where Mike Myers with a
helmet on and a little stretchy cord a

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hyperactive hypo. Pretty good one.
So if there's your snl bet update you,

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let's do the most important thing in
the world, allegedly. Wake up

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your little sleepyhead. It's time to
get your stupid ass out of bed to

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you about the most importing thing in
the worst. All right, I'll functioning

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a bit. I think yesterday during
oh gosh, this happened around the five

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PM hours ago, don't know.
I saw I saw this about ten minutes

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after it happened, and it was
someone on Twitter who had tweeted I can't

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believe this is real. Elon Musk
was doing a press conference type thing on

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CNBC and there's a lot going on
here because he had liked a tweet by

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someone who has anti an anti Semitic
past, and then you know, it

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ends up going a lot of different
ways. He apologized for the anti Semitic

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tweet that he liked, says that
was not his intention, But who even

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knows really, you know what's going
on with him? And here he is

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on live TV on CNBC with some
guy. There's a public perception that that

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was part of a apology tour,
if you will, that this had been

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said online. There was all of
the criticism. There was advertise. As

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leaving, we talked to Bob,
I stop, you hope don't advertise.

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You don't want them to advertise.
What do you mean if somebody's gonna try

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to blackmail me with advertising, blackmailing
with money, go for yourself, but

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go yourself? Is that clear?
I hope it is. Hey, Bob,

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you're in the audience now. Bob
is Bob Iger of Disney, so

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you yeah, Well, well let
me ask you. Then that's how I

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feel. Don't advertise? How do
you think that about the economics of x

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IF if part of the underlying model
at least today, and maybe it needs

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to shift. Maybe the answer is
it needs to shift away from advertising.

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If you believe that this is the
one part of your business where you will

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be beholden to those who have this
view, what do you do? Why?

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I understand that, But there's a
reality too, right yes? No,

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no, I mean we know Yacharino's
right here, and she's got to

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sell advertising. Okay. So Linda
Yakarino worked at NBC, but back in

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May she was appointed CEO of Twitter
slash x. Okay, and that's what

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the guy's going. She's right there, she's got to sell advertising as the

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CEO of your company. Ye know, what do you say to her?

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Absolutely? So, no, no, don't tell you so No. Actually,

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what what this advertising boycott is is
going to do it. It's going

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to kill a company. And do
you think that and the whole world?

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Well, no, that those advertisers
kill the company, and we will document

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it in great detail. But there
are those advertisers, I imagine, are

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going to say, they're going to
say we can kill the company. Oh

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yeah, they're going to say to
tell it to Earth. Huh. But

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they're gonna say that. They're gonna
say, Elon that you killed the company

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because you said these things and that
they were inappropriate things and that they didn't

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feel comfortable on the platform. Right, That's what I said. And let's

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see how Earth responds to that.
Right. All I wanted to do is

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remember the response, huh, tell
it to Earth, Tell it to Earth?

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What a child? Let's how Earth
response to that? Boy, when

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you say something that you really just
can't respond to you though, Yeah,

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I mean kill it to Earth.
I guess, I don't know. Yeah,

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pretty good job by the guy on
stage. I don't even know who

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that was, but the guy moderating
to kind of keep the train going a

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little bit, because Elon seemed comfortable
with go after yourself. Huh, it's

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like and then spiked the end zone. Yeah, I spiked at the football

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in the end zone. But yeah, And I guess Bob Iger spoken at

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that same conference that same day,
so he was saying that as if he

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was in the audience somewhere, which
he may have been. He acted like

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he was when he waved at him. I don't lose a whole lot of

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sleepover CEO slap fights. No,
but there is something juicy about Elon always

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and you know, oh, a
guy kind of going a little bit unhinged

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on live TV, the live TV
GoF yourself uncensored always good. I'm gonna

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chose his ego, which I can
you imagine? I mean, he's worth

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a you know, two hundred and
fifty billion dollars, so even if a

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forty four billion dollar thing goes belly
up, you know. I mean it's

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easier for us to spend forty four
billion dollars if someone else's money is still

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a lot, for sure, but
not as much as it is for him

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to cave ego wise, right,
yeah, I mean, so what's the

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whole point? Though? So I
keep coming back to is like did he

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really does he really want to take
the company? Our advertisers really get to

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pull their money. I mean they've
got it, They've got enough for a

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while. But yeah, no,
I imagine he doesn't want to, and

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he thinks that by taking that hardline
stance, maybe that advertising money will be

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replaced by companies that like that sort
of thing. You know, there's always

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that dance. But I just don't
know if he cares, you know,

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like if the whole I mean,
it's not worth it for him to buckle

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at the feet of Bob Iger or
anyone like that, or a god forbid,

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kiss their ass. No, if
the trade off is saving something that

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he dropped forty four billion dollars on, you know, I guess when you

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have that much. I mean,
it's not like Elon's doubting that he going

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to be all right now, there's
a lot of people in jobs, you

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know, that are tied to this. I don't know if his ego includes

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their livelihoods. Daddy cares probably doesn't
care because he cleaned house make out there.

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What I don't know is how Twitter
survived for what ten fifteen years before

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it just turned into a daily advertising
at the center of chaos. Yeah,

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like how they seem to be all
right, but right when he took over.

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We have to talk about the health
of Twitter always and just it changing

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and changing for the worse in most
cases, and it's it's not sustainable.

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And if you know him admitting that
if the advertiser's boycott, it'll kill the

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company. I mean, maybe he's
just been more transparent about the things that

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go on behind the scenes of a
you know, major corporation every day.

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You know, maybe he's just vocal
about those things or maybe more dramatic about

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them. I really don't know.
But how did Twitter survive for as long

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as it did, seemingly with minimal
changes and just kind of working fine and

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now turn into a weekly, weekly
something. And I don't know, has

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your experience with Twitter change since he
took over? I mean, I just

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canna say he said his experience change
its mine has because I don't have tweet

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deck anymore. But that's very few
people are using tweet deck, so I'm

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not yeah, you know, but
I know that made it easy for you.

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I definitely get more things thrown at
me that I wouldn't see, but

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that's normal, right, And the
ads are a little different sometimes, that's

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normal. Yeah. I still use
it every day. But if I didn't

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have this job, I would I
wouldn't. I would either, I wouldn't.

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But every morning I wake up and
I check trending and stuff, you

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know, Like I just said,
don't want to miss anything. And I'm

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thankful for the good years of Twitter
before too many people were on it.

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You know, those first five,
six, seven, eight years were great

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and then everyone, you know,
once it kept growing and more people keep

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getting accounts. At some point,
just too many Cretans get in there,

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and it turns into something that is
not like fun anymore. And I have

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the sea of Nookie girl loving or
liking my some tweets so many four years

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ago. But it's fun to then
click on my own tweet from six years

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ago and then read the thread and
be like, oh, oh, I

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mean look that was hilarious, Mike, A great job. I've had so

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many funny tweets in my life that
I downloaded all of my tweets and I'll

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be publishing a book on it.
Yeah, a coffee table book in the

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future. A coffee table book that
I'll read when I'm slade underneath it when

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I'm depressed. So two utter big
advertisers, including Disney, Apple and IBM,

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stopped spending money on ex after he
agreed with the post that accused Jewish

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communities of pushing hatred against whites.
This will cost the company up to seventy

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five million dollars just this quarter.
So the downbeat, don't no, man,

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I don't think right now until there
is a viable option and everyone's a

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blue sky or Threads thought they could
be. It's still the easiest way to

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get breaking news live as it happens. I wish a viable alternative. I

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wish Threads had worked. But what
is that? Oh, that's a far

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better ownership, you know, like
who knows? As that part of me

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blames Jack Dorsey for selling it to
Elon. You could you could have sold

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it to a lesser egomaniac at some
point. Yeah, but a lesser egomaniac

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wouldn't have been fleeced for way more
than the company was worth. Yeah,

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you know true, he wanted it. He wanted to prove he could have

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anything he wants. He was mad
on Twitter and he said, watch this,

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I'll buy Twitter and run it into
the damn ground. I don't think

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that's his plan, but that seems
to be what he's doing telling you.

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And all I want is the credit
when this happens. I'm at the forefront

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were this is the dawn of the
super villain. When Elon Musk turns on

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society, creates his own militia,
and the richest man in the world starts

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launching rockets and satellites for his own
personal use. We're gonna have our Lex

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Luthor well, and when he when
something happens to him in a rocket accident

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and all his kid XO sixteen gets
all the money, maybe that kid will

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be the super villain. I'm just
I'm at the forefront of this. I

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warned you you did, and I
wish I could just say, oh,

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that's a funny, playful bit you're
doing. No. I think what people

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underestimate too, and maybe I'm maybe
I'm guilty of overestimating. He has a

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following. Yes, people that will
follow him into a dark There are a

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lot of people out there, a
lot of people yesterday when they saw him

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do that, Yeah, go after
yourself, who went yes, of course,

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it's my guy, and they put
on their Viking hat and it was

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on. There's a lot of people
I know and there and we don't see

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him, maybe because they're hanging out
in the shadows. We've never had someone

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this close to flipping the switch and
doing the supervillain thing. It's always been

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leaders of established nations because who else
has a military. But with the gap,

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the financial gaps that our world has
right now, one dude with two

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hundred and fifty billion dollars. That
probably changed from the first time I said

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at the beginning of the segment.
You know it changes by billions every hour.

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Just watch and you align behind me, and I'll be the superhero that

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fights the supervillain. G f Y. Don't think I'm just saying this out

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loud. I'm saying it because I'll
be ready because we'll need a hero,

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and you're the guy on the gun, and I'll need you to make donations

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to my Venmo magical account to fund
my defense of Planet Earth, the new

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superhero Big Mike, shake that tiny
d magic Mike has your back, Planet

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Earth. Tell it to Earth,
Tell it to Earth. See how he

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responds or she responds. She Earth
is a woman. Earth's a woman.

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What about God woman? Seems likely? Yeah, you got time for birthdays

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right now? Not not on this
God Day. Maybe a little later.

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Though, We're gonna continue pushing point. We made it through the harm in

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the hour. Let's now hit the
seven o'clock hour with a lot of steam

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because the Cowboys play tonight. They
played the Seahawks, they host them.

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They try to keep their home winning
streak alive. They try to stay within

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a distance of the Eagles, who
lead the NFC East. It's gonna be

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a big one tonight at the AT
and T Stadium, and we'll get you

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ready for that. Next year of
ninety seven, won the Free