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You're listening to the downbeat on ninety
seven to one. The food we've been

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we've been tracking an accident on the
North Texas or North Dallas North toll Way

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between Keller Springs and Frankfurt Road.
Apparently this happened at five forty one A,

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which is almost to the minute when
I zip up the tollway and we

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take our exit. We're in Addison, just north of six thirty five.

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We have an overturned semi and it
still says, according to tech dot,

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will be in place for a long
period of time. Now again, that

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was five forty one AM, so
I don't know exactly. And I just

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looked out the window and it looks
like it's loosening up a little bit.

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But I just talked to Jeff skin
Wade, who comes south on the tollway,

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and he said he looked over and
saw this semi and said, and

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you know, I stacked up cars
behind. He goes in his head that

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these cars are never going anywhere ever
in ever, so they are recommending you

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take one of the exit options.
I think Preston Road or Midway is an

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alternate. But yeah, if you're
heading north in the toll way, I

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guess not real good. Just north
of Attison here and we're on top of

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everything. That's sort of the bit
here. Yeah, if you live in

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DFW, you listen to this crap
and you find out what's going on.

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That is our whole deal. It's
Kevin Turner, Danny Baylist, Mike's Roy,

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we have JJ Jackson here. This
is the Downbeat six to ten am

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each and every morning. We'll have
some of your talkbacks. You can leave

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them be the iHeartRadio app at nine
point thirty in the hot mop and Mike

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a chance to win a pair of
tickets to see comedian Burt Kreischer. Burt

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Kreischer, you can see a man
with a shirt off. I will play

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you forty seconds of audio from this
weekend's golf broadcast, and all you have

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to do is answer the question what
is Smiley Kaufman's crutch for? Yeah,

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he's down there on a in a
chair on a par three. He's sitting

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there Green Sade reporting. And if
you can answer the question what is Smiley

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Kaufman's crutch phrase, you want a
pair of tickets to see Bert Kreischer on

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May sixteenth at Windstar. All right, we're giving you that we're giving you

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that in nine point thirty. You're
ready for this. Let's see waving man.

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I got a speaker installed. It's
a robot that I don't I wouldn't

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say owned, but I bought him
years ago. I think he was constructed

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in two thousand and three for some
version of him, but it's Sports bought

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FM because he loved the Beastie Boys. He's not sitting down and putting headphones

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on, Kevin. He's just gonna
stand on the corner and he's kind of

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putting them on there. An he
prints important stories that we need to cover,

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he's fumbling them. Okay, he
can't hear JJ's drops unless he wears

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headphones. Okay, I'm glad he
turned down his his boombox rolling in here

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listening to Beasties eternally help talk to
us off the air, Sports, but

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get by the microphone. Good morning
Downbeat and good morning Dallas fort Worth.

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Let's get crazy, make some noise, get horny. Now. It's so

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good to be back in studio with
my friends, Big Mike, Danny Bayliss

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and Kevio Hi JJ. I thought
Kevin had a good point about June two,

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four point eight dumplings should have been
the rating to leave room for the

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perfect movie. Let's talk sports,
d FW. Pardon me while I suck

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the air out of the room.
But legendary e sp and reporter Chris Mortenson

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passed away this weekend at the age
of seventy two. What's your favorite more

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Report? What? What? What's
your favorite mort Report? That is your

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favorite mort Report? You just never
thought about that. Well, I will

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say, in a pre internet or
Twitter land, we did rely on the

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Mort Report. It was like once
a week. Yeah, you'd get the

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big dump of what was really going
on. It was from people like Mort

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out there grinding busting their a's Sunday
mornings at like nine am, they have

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something like he's gonna play or he's
not. God, that was amazing.

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Yeah, you know it's even better. I don't know it was Mort but

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like Sunday morning, you turn on
the pregame and you find out what the

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weather is in the area that you're
kind of play. You know, like,

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oh great, it's snowing in Buffalo
again, go dolphins? Is we

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didn't know because you had no clue. We didn't take that far ahead,

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didn't Why would you, I wouldn't
look at the weather in northwest New York.

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We used to live life. Now
life lives us through technology. Life

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lives us. What's funny, He
asked, what our favorite mort report was?

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Yeah, I mean I'd have to
think about it, but yeah,

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I think your favorite Moart report,
Danny, I mean the one that comes

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to mind, just top of mind
to me. It's the obvious choice,

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is It had to be in nineteen
ninety nine when the Patriots traded Cedric Shaw

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to Cleveland, because if you guys
remember he was a surprise third round pick

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of the Pats a couple of years
before ninety seven, he was a projected

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first rounder. A lot of people
thought he was the second best running back

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in the draft behind Wark done so
in ninety eight after the Pats lost Curtis

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Martin. Remember when he went through
free agency to the Jets. They made

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him his starting running back, but
he was a total disappointed, total disappointment.

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They ended up relegating him to a
backup slot. So when the Moret

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report came out in ninety nine that
freaking Cedric Shaw was going to Cleveland,

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I couldn't believe it. I couldn't
believe that Cleveland gave up what they gave

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up to get him, because he
only played like two games and had three

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carries for two yards before they released
him. Shocking. That's the Mort report.

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That's your favorite market. I mean, I mean what else would there

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be? Yeah, you never forget
where you were. Yeah, yeah,

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I remember the Mart reported in nineteen
sixty six in the dolphins inaugural season when

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they were the NFL and AFL were
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and the Dolphins with their an inaugural
draft pick to took Illinois quarterback Jim

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Grabowski. And I was sitting there
and moret came on and then the Packers

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also drafted him, and he actually
went to the Packers, so they didn't

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even get him. But I remember
Mort Young Young more eighty brought that maybe

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twelve years old. Yeah, and
I was just a little boy in nineteen

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sixty six. Yeah, you were. You were a probably a sperm in

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nineteen sixty seven. You really know
what reporting was. You know? Interesting

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you see it and you never forget. It's wat's the more selec. Yeah,

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it is like that report was so
perfect that as a sperm you remember

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it now, Yes, like it's
in your DNA part of me. Rest

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in peace. I may have inspired
that spirm to, oh wow, be

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number one and make it that information. I'll be quick here in mine.

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We all remember nine to eleven two
thousand and one like a big you know,

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moment in history, right, and
that's all going down and then the

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NFL's got to cancel. But I'll
never forget. After many touching tributes,

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more cut in for a Mort Report
live on ESPN to announce that the forty

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nine Ers had signed defensive back Al
Blades, and I'll just never forget nine

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to twelve two thousand and one.
As my favorite Mort report of all time

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is he comes in and al Blades
go to the Niners. You didn't know.

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You're still confused because of what had
happened, and it was good to

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know that we could get back to
normalcy and sign some free agents. Yeah,

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within twenty four hours with the announcement
of the al Blades move one of

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the famous Blades brothers the University of
Miami. Just my favorite report. I

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like Mort. Mort provided a lot
of great info over the years, and

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rest in power, Young King.
He was seventy two throat cancer fourth throat

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cancer in twenty fifteen. Did it
for a while. I knew he had

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it for a while, and he
kept coming back and doing his thing,

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so bombed. Yeah, let's see
the reminder of the show for mort you

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know, yeah, all right,
it's a tribute. Wow, that's pretty

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good information. I must say.
It smells wonderful in here. Are you

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guys wearing cologne? Is that enforcement? I went on a date over the

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weekend and splashed on some enforcement,
and by the end of the night she

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asked me to bend her over a
barrel and show her the fifty States.

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Let's stop jacking around and get to
something more important. Golf, the great

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gamechas past time. I an id
printer. Local legend Anthony Kim made his

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return this week on the LIFTOF and
his results were not the best. For

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more on that, let's turn it
over to The Dallas Observer twenty twenty three

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radio host of the Year, Big
Mike Mikey h Big Mike Mikey Yoh,

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it's Big Mike Mikey here Kim.
That was kind of a hot fart.

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Not that we expected a whole lot
more out of Anthony Kim making his return

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after twelve years, but you know, it was a it was a big

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story. I am happy that before
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that would be the last day that
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And this is definitely just a money
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You know, he ran out there
and played some golf. He finished

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essentially dead last. He shot seventy
six in round one. He shot uh

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it was he shot six over in
round one, seventy six, six over

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in round to seventy six, and
a four over in round three for a

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total of sixteen over par. Okay, so he broke eighty every day.

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That ain't bad. Yeah, but
he's on a professional tour better than you

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can do. Yeah, that's true. He was eleven strokes. He finished

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fifty third. He wasn't competing with
anyone out of fifty four kind of but

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he only beat a guy who didn't
finish. He finished dead last. He

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was sixteen over eleven strokes, worse
than than Hudson Swaffer who finished at five

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over par. And he made how
much money? Yes, we don't really

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know. Yeah, they never really
said, but leave, but throughout the

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remainder of the LIFT season he'll make
more than the ten million, way more,

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probably yeah, and how much of
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Not that much. I did watch
a bit yesterday and it was weird because

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they keep cut. You know,
they're showing like uh, Joaque Neeman and

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you know Ram and the guys near
the top of the leaderboard, and then

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they said, oh, over to
Anthony Kim. They're kind of like,

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oh, we can't believe how good
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like you know, knowing that we
didn't expect too much. And they showed

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him on one they're like, here
he is for another birdie, of which

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he made like three on the week, and he had maybe a twenty five

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foot birdie putt and he left it
ten feet short. It was bad,

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and I'm like, oh, not
that one. He's left that one short.

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I don't know. They're like trying
to treat him nice, and you

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know, it's not like you expected
him to contend in this first event,

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but it's just see over is shocking, shocking, and it feels like a

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big old grab a cash for him
to say, fine, I'll drag it

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out there and embarrass myself for X
amount of dollars, which feels like what

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he did and what he'll continue to
do and they're in Hong Kong for their

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next event, and I don't expect
anything better than dead last. But again

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he lost by thirty three strokes.
What's unique? Three back? You know,

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what's unique about Live compared to PGA
is just the lack of history and

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also probably lack of rights availability to
footage of the golfers that are currently on

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their roster from their previous lives.
Because when you watch a tournament and you'll

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have this in obviously the Big four, but just oh, let's we'll go

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back to nineteen nineteen eighty nine when
Jack you know, eagled this this hole,

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this legendary hole on this random course
or whatever. Live just they don't

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have any history, yeah, and
they don't have any access to those moments.

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It's all kind of new and figuring
it out and everybody's just winging it

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over it Live. Yeah. I
mean, I think it's much like the

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XFL, where there will be some
things where the pro golf has to consider

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and like, all right, that's
not a bad idea, and there is

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something too just full throttle. There's
a lot of golf that you watch.

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I mean, I like the shotguns
start to be honest, there's some interesting

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things to consider. I get frustrated
when I'm watching golf more missing shots because

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we're going to show you what the
ducks are doing. I racist. I

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hate the long interview with the sponsor
of the tournament. Yeah, the name

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sponsor of the tournament, where we
need to hear what your bank is doing

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for the community, and it's good
and nothing but love for the Salesmanship Club

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here in town. Like I understand, charity is a huge part of the

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PGA tour, but god, that
eight minute yea interator with some white dude.

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Put it on YouTube right, tweet
it out. So Yeah, started

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his second round on Saturday, bogie
bogee, double bogie bogie. They thought

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he was going to rally from the
seventy six on Friday. It was bad.

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It was bad. It was as
bad as I could have guessed.

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To finish that far back from the
second worst golfer is bad. Is it

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worse than you anticipated or about exactly
what you thought. That's worse than I

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thought it worse. I think it'd
be sixteen. It's worse because you thought

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it was going to be terrible.
Yeah, I thought it was gonna be

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bad, really, but seventy four
and a half is over under. He

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beat that just on the lane last
day and he topped the ball and he

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shanked the ball. It was it
was terrible, Yeah, it was.

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It was so bad that Look,
even if he really gets together, he

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can't contend he does not belong playing
with these sharks. Yeah, not yet,

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genre On and wack O Neeman.
Not yet. As we said,

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he's not playing like ass. But
I'm starting to do some things that I

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used to do. So it's like, okay, use the Live Tour as

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experimental golf. Like he I don't
know, preemotionage. So in the actual

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PGA tournament, they're finishing up this
morning because of rain and stuff out in

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Florida and Austin ekro It is going
to be your winner. And that's a

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name no one knows. The Lift
Tours got all these huge names, and

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we got Austin Ekrotes out here winning
tournaments on the PGA Tour. It's a

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problem still here. I don't even
like golf. But when you guys talk

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about it, I never changed the
dial. You make it interesting and for

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the tie award, you five down
beat dollars before we move on to the

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next topic. I was using the
restroom earlier and ran into unremarkable news hound

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strip Mare Steve and Man. I
did not know he had so many hot

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opinions on the situation down at the
border. He was talking about building a

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wall and how he loved razor wires. What's the deal with that guy?

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Any who? Let's move on from
racism to racing. All right. It

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was the opening week of F one
and once again another victory for mad Max.

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Howard Nube supposed to be invested if
they know Max is going to win

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every week? Is this a problem
for F one? Mikey, I'll hang

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out and listen, Okay, right
there not doing anything. You may have

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hung up internally, Yeah, it's
it was boring it. I watched you

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did, yeah, most of it. Some of it had it on look.

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I watched the NASCAR race too,
and it was pretty exciting and Kyle

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Larson ended up winning fairly convincing two
but even a convincing when a NASCAR is

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like two seconds or not even it's
just styles of racing. F one is

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is a very refined style that if
you're the it's like soccer or hockey.

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There's not many goals, but you
know they're worth a lot. It's the

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same thing with passes in F one. You know they're worth a lot.

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But if you want pure action,
NASCAR's got it beat across the board.

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If you like the kind of nuance
and the sexiness of all of it and

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the politics of Formula one, it's
very exciting. But that said, this

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is the first race of the season. Bah Rain, Everyone's excited. Let's

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go, let's see Ferrari Mercedes.
Are we getting closer? And friggin' Max

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and red Bull just smacked everyone.
He won by twenty two seconds. Last

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year at this race he won by
twelve seconds. Oh my god. And

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last year that Red Bull won every
single race except one that Carlo Signs won

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for Ferrari. They won every race, and last year he set the tone

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by a twelve second victory. This
year he won by twenty two and he

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could have made it thirty two if
he really wanted to. It sucks because

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like it's so fertile, Like I
think they have a lot of American viewers

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and they're gonna lose them. I
don't know if they're gonna lose them,

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but it's such a bad time for
that level of domination. I was watching

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with Christina. They went a good
fifteen minutes without even turning one camera on

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Max Verstaffman. It's not worth even
looking at because he's just driving out there

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by himself. Yeah, I guess
he's doing it beautifully, but it's just

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not fun. But then, if
you immerse yourself in the sport, yes,

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the battle for second and third in
the podium and the battle for fifth

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and any points, it all matters, but you got to dig to make

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it matter. And for a casual
viewer, dude, not not good.

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I was the race was boring and
anything to indicate we might have a challenge

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to the top of the heap would
have been created some optimism, but man,

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it was not there. I'm interested
in the storylines from it though,

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So yeah, that's the whole trick, and Red Bull might be imploding because

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people are still mad at Christian Horner
and jos vor Stappan who's Max's dad,

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apparently hates Christian Horner. He's trying
to get him run out of there.

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So I just saw a headline Max's
dad can't go to the Saudi Arabia race

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this Streek because him and Christian Horner
are butting heads. So almost an internal

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explosion is the only thing that's going
to take down Red Bull. But ye,

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did's either one of you take in
any of the Penns Oil four hundred

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at the Las Vegas Speedway yesterday,
yekins, I did. I checked in.

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You know, Malcolm loves the movie
Cars, So anytime I throw on

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Nascar, he he'll get I'll get
a good ten minutes of him watching it.

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But yeah, when I when I
tuned, it was Kyle, Kyle

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Larson all the way. He was
at the time up I think twenty one

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seconds in the lead, and he
never he never fully gave it up.

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But I didn't like the feel of
the viewing experience of it because it's a

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very open track. It's a very
it's a wider track than what we saw

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in Daytona a couple of weeks back. Yeah, it just didn't seem like

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it had that same kind of crunched
together intimate feel that you get from that

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from that whole Daytona vibe. It
it didn't seem like the stands were really

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like on top of the action.
It was very, very flat, like

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old school bleachery kind of field,
and it didn't look like it was very

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well attended either. Yeah, eighty
one hundred thousand. Yeah, you two's

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in town. It's true. Yeah, I did watch it. Got Larson's

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a really good race car driver.
But is there any big crashes? Not

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that I saw. That's the other
thing with F one race. There was

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no yellow flags like one little thing, idiot logan sergeant, who's the one

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American who finishes last? Every which
piss me off? The logan? Oh

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god, no crashes. At least
you'll have a crash or two that spices

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things up. But yeah, there
you go. All right, sports,

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But well that's some insight you can
only get here. But also on Saturday,

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so on the Automotive e with with
Kurt Chase and Big Bolt Bow.

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Well, I have to go do
a card break with the Collectible Network.

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Cash has been whipping mass about this
for months. Thanks for having me.

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I'll see you guys in hell.
Goodbye, JJ hit the music, Thank

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