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Let's go Tuesday morning. Come we
out, sit down. Beat the latest

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on the Fort Worth explosion that happened
after yesterday afternoon. Today, it's six

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thirty five. What was some first
hand accounts people who were live in the

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vicinity? Seven thirty five am.
All right, that's right, damn people

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in the area. First handed counts
boots on the ground. You guys,

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ever seen something explode? Talk in
a while, boy in person? Okay,

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Danny, you promised me, Yeah, dude, what's the deal man?

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We clean up, set it up
today. I'll do better from from

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now on this weekend, starting right
now, until you know things change,

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I'm going to do better. I
think it's an odd thing to see something

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explode. It's obviously you can let
up fireworks and stuff like that, but

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to be to see an explosion that
you had nothing to do with. I

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guess a controlled explosion like the demolition
of a building that didn't count. Does

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that not count? Not in this
case? Because yeah, no. Now,

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tornado blowing up a transformer definitely an
explosion I've seen live. I feel

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like I've seen that too. I
mean we see it on videos, I

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like, on the ground and see
it far away. It's pretty wild.

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Yeah, yeah, but I don't
think I've ever seen like a real big

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explosion that's having to be at the
right place, at the the right wrong

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place, at the right time.
I kind of saw my car explode,

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and with all rogers you did when
my car was on fire on my fortieth

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birthday, I'll just tad to bring
in the new decade in the tunnel,

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in the tunnel, in the only
tunnel in North Texas. Stupid, it's

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real stupid. And some guy I
pulled over and some guy ran up to

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horn and I was like, get
out of the car, got the car

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because I couldn't see there was a
fire. It was like under my engine.

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I got the car. You just
go back and kind of way watch

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the old girl burn boils. Firemen
showed up fast. He was like multiple

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trucks like actually, the guy who
waved it off coned it off like he

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had cones in his truck. He
was a good Samaritan. So people said

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yesterday about the explosion, it is
really quick. Tons of first responders barreling

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down there at once, very quickly, and that was kind of I mean,

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of course, it added to the
chaos of the scene, but you're

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kind of going, Okay, what
just happened. There's tons of debris,

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but the boy when ten cop cars
and fire trucks start, yeah, zoom

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into a spot. Everyone's on edge. I reached out to some of our

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orth buddies last night and kind of
to your point, Kevin, which you

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just said, Geort's and Sam Georts, who you know, was during the

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non college football season M and TC
have a weekend show on this very station.

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And then Sam Anderson from Quaker City
Nighthawks, who played a freak of

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Rosery. I was asking them,
It's like, hey, do you know

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anybody that well, were you guys
near it? What happened? And George

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is in LA working on some music
project, and Sam said, I I

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was driving into work when it happened
and had ten military vehicles flying past me.

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Drove past like ten minutes after it
happened. You know what. Biden

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was in town yesterday and I read
one tweet that said that hotel was where

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John F. Kennedy spent his last
night. Lily, I thought it was

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just built. I have no idea, literally did, I said. I

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read a tweet, which is about
the equivalent of me saying I just made

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it up. And I'm sure they
if they, you know, I heard

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that it's new, but maybe it's
an old building that's been redone. Yeah

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it is. It was renovated.
And yeah, okay by who? By

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what company? The conspiracy is already
within within a half an hour. Conspiracies

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Fly, a company that stars owner
Tom Gallardi is the CEO of Huh,

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a Canadian. The day after,
Jimmy Kimmel addresses the Aaron Rodgers debacle.

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You guys are doing this. We'll
get to that at nine. Yeah,

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Danny, did you see it some? Okay? I did. I trimmed

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it up pretty good to you know, cut out the fat on that you

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trimmed it up display and impassioned.
I should retort from Jimmy Kimmel seven minutes

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worth, I believe, yeah really, and I think now you're gonna get

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Aaron Rodgers is now in a place
where he needs to. Probably he should

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probably respond, because he's gonna look
like a real jerk if he doesn't.

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He teased that he's going to address
it today on the Oh God say It,

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The Pat McAfee show. Yeah,
don't roll your eyes at us,

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because we demand proper pronunciation of our
media heroes. Mcaffey McAfee. So uh,

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McAfee. So when Rogers is on
with McAfee today, he'll either apologize

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or he won't, and we'll have
audio of the Kimmel retort at nine.

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I also think we need to discuss
for a few minutes. At nine,

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Pat McAfee going after Norby the Snake
Williamson, a CEO over at ESPN or

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an executive at ES. Yeah,
okay, I saw McAfee is doing a

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classic and I mean a classic bit
that quite frankly works. If you've been

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fired or canceled, you should make
everyone feel sorry for you and continue to

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get people to glom onto your bus. And if he starts screaming sabotage,

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which is what he's doing, then
he's going to continue to gain more people

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that were a large part of I
would I would say his listener base,

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I think it does. You know
that barstool Broie type thing that gets you

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ramped up. I'm in on McAfee. You know that type of thing.

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And I don't know where this is
going because they're paying him so much money

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and so many people lost their jobs
because they wanted to give him that much

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money. Part of me was kind
of wondering if him screaming sabotage is a

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little bit on purpose too, though, like not really liking it. It

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was a little better when I did
it on my own and didn't have bosses

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and didn't have to go do college
game day every week and then have to

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go to a field pass on the
field every single week. Like he might

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like it, but then might be
beaten down by it after a while too.

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So that's interesting thing. We'll talk
about it now. It's exhausting to

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this world that we live in today
that every move, every thought that you

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have to have has to be you
have to either be a mind reader or

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forming some strategy. Yeap. You
can't just base anything on real facts,

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what people actually think about you.
You have to Everything is just so strategized

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and okay, well, if he's
thinking this, it's like life has turned

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into an effing chess game. That's
why you never went platinum? Is that

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right? He just nods like,
that's sorry. I had to say it.

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Gotta make it a gotta make it
a gotta be a manipulative force.

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Yeah, I guess. So do
you think you can still go platinum?

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Platinum? I don't have a great
example come on, dude, please go

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platinum. Yeah, dude, if
you can go platinum by the end of

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the week, I need at the
end of the week, we all need

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it. I don't have a great
example, but you're my only chance.

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Dude, your mind. This is
very much a band that I don't like,

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never liked or cared for. But
it doesn't matter. Everyone you like

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what they want. But I've just
read a whole book about the emo music

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era from nineteen ninety eight to like
two thousand and eight, and then how

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it ended up, you know,
and there were people call them sellouts and

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things like that. Pete Wentz,
the bass player a Fallout boy, was

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a hardcore scene kid who then they
got big and he started dating, making

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babies with Jessica Simpson's little sister,
and hanging out with Jay Z and Beyonce

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in nightclubs, and they're like,
Fallout Boy was trash. But Pete Wentz

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had a marketing mind and he was
selling merch on their website in two thousand

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and two before anyone. He was
on MySpace before anyone, and he created

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all his own record label, Son
of the Vents Forever. The point of

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it all is fall that boy never
makes it without that chess piece that you

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were talking about, And that's what
it is, man. Pat McAfee didn't

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realize it until started getting a little
bit of a following in the sports world

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because he showed a little bit of
a personality. And let's face it,

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you show a little bit of personality
in sports world, you can make it

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on ESPN. A like big time
analyst that they're going to continue to promote

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is RG three, And you know
what, he's kind of funny, but

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he says some crazy crap sometimes he
is. It's funny because he was like

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posting about McAfee. It's like a
whole meme of like jaw mouth open.

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He's like when Pat McAfee goes at
your boss, like this is kind of

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funny. But they're about to just
keep promoting RG three up through the ranks

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because he's kind of he's not boring. You know, do you think Michael

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Irvin gives like real good, hard
hitting sports analysis. No, he's a

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character. And that's how it works. It's almost like shoot for the lowest

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common denominator and yell and yell the
days of the slow burn intelligent build.

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Oh done long gone, Yeah,
been done, just point and yell,

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yeah, you know what do you
yell? Kevin? It works every time.

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Oh my signature, yell, you
don't have to read a book.

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Speaking of selling out, what do
you think John Travolta would have said in

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nineteen seventy seven if you told him
that forty six years later he was going

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to be in a Santa Fat suit
in the exact same dance he did in

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his movie for a credit card Company. I was watching that and I like

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it too. I like the commercial. He's cool looking and he's like cocky,

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badass Santa, but he does the
Santa you want. He does the

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dance and the point and says,
what's in your wallet? And he's seventy

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years old. And if you told
him that in nineteen seventy seven, he

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would have laughed. Have you watched
that movie Saturday Night Fever in Kevy?

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No? Sorry no. It was
always kind of a punchline growing up because

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it was disco soundtrack, so you
yeah, absolutely, But I mean the

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Beg's that was. I had to
reform my thinking on them as I became

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an adult, because when I was
a kid, I mean, that was

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all just garbage music to us,
and as an adult I've The Beg's are

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one of my absolute favorite bands,
and I love that era of music.

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That movie is really good, believe
it or not. It's not just about

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disco dancing, much like Urban Cowboys, not just about you know, writing

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mechanical bullets about domestic violence. Yeah, it's a really good movie. Can

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Kevin and I try to guess what
Saturday night fevers about? Absolutely going to

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the club on a Saturday night trying
to get women. Okay, that's definitely

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a big part of it. Absolutely, But do you think that he just

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started as a young buck dancing at
the club and then the club was going

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to be shut down or something,
and that he had to like maybe end

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up owning the club and dancing dancing
it out of financial distress. Don't believe

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that's working it out? Yeah,
yeah, keep working. I'm gonna pull

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up the official synopsis. Like he
was a bad boy in Miss Misunderstood,

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Bedford Steives Center wherever in New York. But he had this outlet and he's

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a really good dancer, and that's
where he felt really free. But what's

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the fever part of it? That's
because he can't stop he can't stop going

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to the club on Saturday night and
went in over everyone. Really yeah,

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but well, you know what,
winning over himself, Yeah, but gaining

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equity in the community by doing that, allowing him to eventually have the financial

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stability to buy the club, to
buy the club and save the club and

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save disco. The scene, the
scene, we think, are we on

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the right track? No? No, I don't think it has anything to

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do with him actually buying the club. Welly didn't end up by the club.

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He wanted to part in the middle. He wanted to buy the club

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aspirations were there, and then he
saved lives. He lives in a small

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little apartment in Brooklyn with a huge
family, his parents, his grandmother,

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his younger sister. He works a
crappy job at a paint store, and

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to escape his day to day he
dances at a disco tech and he gets

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discovered. He gets good. He's
the king of the floor. It receives

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admiration. He's got some buddies that
live in the neighborhood, and there's this

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girl that's infatuated with him, but
he's not attracted to her first, not

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at first. But there's this dance
contest that's coming up, and they enter

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it. And that's kind of where
it the apex of it happens at the

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end of the movie. But there's
so much other stuff that goes on,

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as far as connections with his family
and his friends and just being a nineteen

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year old in seventies Brooklyn. It's
a little snapshot of that era and it's

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it's actually a decent film and it
only costs three point five million dollars to

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make and did two hundred and thirty
seven at the box office. That or

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Boogie Knights. I mean, you'll
probably like Boogie Knights better. Yeah,

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Booie Knights is great. I'll get
to it's really funny, is good.

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It's a lot of fun Yeah,
no, I think I love it and

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funny but it's not a comedy.
But it's really funny, just like Harry's

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supposed to get to all that when
he still got to watch Oppenheimer. Like

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Oppenheimer is just a wait that hangs
above me. I know it doesn't.

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I don't want to hit play on
it. Well, and it's not even

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free yet. It's still six bucks
for rent on Apple TV. That's been

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my excuse. Yes, exact stuff
free like local radio and don't forget episode

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two of Oh, tonight's the night. I'm not watching it tonight. I'm

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gonna push it back. How how
can you MAVs play a night? You

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know, we had Jason Kidd on
the show tomorrow, so I'm really want

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to lock into the MAVs tonight.
This John Morant list Memphis Grizzlies, and

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we gave five listeners a pair of
tickets, and I'm gonna see if I

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can find them on TV ano.
They're all at the game. Yeah,

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I'm gonna see if I can point
them out because I care. Look high,

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I don't know they do not get
Yeah, probably they're in the building.

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When you were a little kid,
you went to your first ever game,

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did you know that you were sitting
in the rafters? No, No,

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you're laughing because you were there.
You didn't think about it top row

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and loved it. Do you know
the first professional sporting event was that I

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ever went to it and it was
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the way you said that makes me
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That's what I was thinking. But
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I would say the Cowboys were involved, but it was not a football game.

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Oh, Harlem gold Rotters versus the
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Cowboys did back in the seventies and
early eighties. They'd go on these tours

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and do exhibition basketball games against the
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And I went to one of those
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ten years old and Witchita Falls.
Yeah, I played some crappy you know.

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I think it was like a what's
the college? There's three ACU Hart

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Simmons and another Murmurry. No,
that's witched off aalls, Okay, it

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was one of those, Yeah,
that's switched off right. It was one

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of those little college gyms. And
there's Dallas, the Dallas Cowboys playing the

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local PD or the local fire department. Then after the game was over,

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guess what, you just walked on
the court and walked up to Danny White

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and asked for an audience the Cowboys. Yeah, summer summer hoops caravan.

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I had this. I don't know
where it is, but I had a

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Dallas Cowboy pennant that was hanging on
my bedroom wall. And I took to

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that game and I got like Harvey
Martin, Danny White, two tall Jones.

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I mean some big names, dude
that you would expect would be being

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paid enough to not have to do
this crap, not to bust out,

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No, to go to Ablan to
play a fire department in basketball? Did

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cowboy Mania? And what if they
did that to this day? These gyms

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would be packed. If the cowboys
that I mean even more so it could

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be spare players and the gyms would
be packed to go see O soo diggy

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zoo wah. Yeah, hooping it
up with first responders at Moody Coliseum.

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Now, if they went on the
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it would be such a contract liability
issue. It seems like those homeless places

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are packed when they go feed all
that food every time because people are hungry

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every time. Give an example,
it's a good example, a good photo.

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Hospitals are packed. Yeah, that's
due to the funny as a flu

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rates arisingwoys dunk on everyone the fire
department forehead, the fire department where the

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they were the Washington Generals of the
rolling planes. Was there mustachio competitive fireman

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tiny shorts. Yeah, he's just
taking a super serious Yeah. The traveling

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sports games is kind of a wild
phenomenon. Barn storming. Yeah, barnstorming

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Jack White and his gang I like
to do from time to time. It

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looked that amazing that in just that
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about forty years, forty forty five
years, that we've gone from athletes having

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to effing go to Abilene to play
an exhibition basketball game just to supplement their

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income so they could make a livable
wage from them to now promote the team.

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It's just it's just the contracts that
they've signed. But it's because the

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contracts took forever to get anywhere near
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those players associations started fighting and be
like, so what about this, you

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guys, I think we're making a
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that much. It's open up those
books. So, yes, we all

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get mad when these damn athletes make
so much money. They don't have to

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do anything like that, but it
is commiserate to the ownership income, or

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at least closer than it was back
in those days. But dude, in

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Abilene or even right now, if
you went down to San Antonio or to

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El Paso and you just said five
cowboys, that were you know, maybe

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a couple of me to start or
get some snaps. We'll say Donovan Wilson's

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the big headliner. They would pack
out a place because there ain't many entertainment

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options compared to here in the city, where we're spoiled rotten of having something

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to do at all times, even
when we're bored. We sound like idiots

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the just crap to go do all
the time, and the cowboy manias spread

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so much about the Southwest that dude, it would it would be Midland would

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be freaking out to go meet Malie
Cooker, you know, at an academy

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here. That was That's the thing
that was interesting to me is those were

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the level of players that you would
see doing appearances, you know. But

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to have Danny White and Ed Jones
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in retrospect, I can't believe they
were there. That's really cool. No,

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No Pain is too tall for him
to handle. Hey, I'd like

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to say commensurate, not commiserate.
I screwed up a word right there,

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and it's gonna bother me all morning. Guys. I don't correct it.

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I have breaking news. What is
it? Your local downbeat is now featured

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in the Dallas Morning News. Why
the post malone story from last week involving

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Drew Pearson really look at that?
That's sweet cover, guys. The fold

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above the fold, post Malone joins
Cowboys eighty eight club as honorary member.

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On Thursday, Pearson told hosts on
ninety seven to one The Freak that post

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Malone is in the conversation too.
This article by Dan Singer, Dan,

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thank you for including us. We
have names. Dan, you'll be getting

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an email during the break. Dan, if you're listening, there will be

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no email. There won't be an
email. Okay, No, just read

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further and give Dan some credit.
Come on, Kevin, Well, I

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just open this up. Hey,
Well, I read faster than you.

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He also, oh, thank you
Dan. He won't give me now Kat's.

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He also told The Freaks Mike's Troy, Danny Bayliss and Kevin KT Turner

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that the group chat often gets active
during games. All Right, we had

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CD. If you don't know what
we're talking about, we had that.

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We had Drew Pearson on with us
last week, and he, uh,

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basically broke the news. I don't
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this. That post Malone is on
the eighty eight club group chat that involves

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Michael Irvin and Ceedee Lamb and Des
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as an honorary member. He said, you know, he was until they

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told him, and then he was
like, oh, he's awesome. You

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know, post He's got that thing
muted, Michael. Michael's just texting every

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ten seconds during the games. I
don't know, man, Posty is a

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massive fan, a massive fan.
A few months and then oh god,

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all okay, Mike, I get
it. Yes, No, I don't

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want to go to the men's club. Well that's cool, man. And

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dude, you're sitting here ripping.
What's this? Dan Singer's my guy?

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Now he's about to send him an
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further realizes not only are you included, your nickname is in quotes. Yeah.

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Yeah, they didn't say Mike Sea, cow Sarroy or Baylor, Danny

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Dingo, mcgilla, Cutty Ball,
Sack or Kevo. No. Thank you

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for the coverage Dan Singer in the
Dallas Waning News. This was picked up

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by Channel A. I think you
need to send Dan Singer some cupcakes.

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Hilogy cake get tweet right now,
send some apology cakes, Kevin. I

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will fine tips Tree. I'm going
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loves a good butt cake. Yeah, they're good. Love nothing bunt cakes.

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I don't know where one is located
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a year, I'll just be driving
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that says nothing bunt cakes. And
then next thing you in my car parks

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itself and it's nothing in your mouth, and I get some minis for the

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ride home. The little the velvet. What they velvet velvet Dude, I'm

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lemon boy. Lemon Boy's good.
They have lemons favorite anything Lemon. I

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am all in you guys. Whatever
that. Lemon Boy, whatever that,

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however they make that cream, may
sit on your lap and tell me what

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I want. I would like an
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Michael Sarroy at iHeart Media. You
can start doing live spots for nothing

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bunts next week. Yes, that
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Nothing bunt cakes. Hit me up. I love your product. And

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he's willing all products, and he's
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live spots per show more than five. We're pushing it. But five a

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day, five a day, and
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Bunt cakes. Okay, let's get
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the most important thing in the world, will give you the latest details

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