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It's the downbeat on ninety one.
The freak scuttle Buck coming up for you

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at seven thirty, and uh,
what I hope and think is the final

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coyote update. And also the swastika
cops from South Lake did an interview.

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Here's what they were thinking. I
don't know if y'all remember this story or

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not, because it's from like six
months ago, but it's back as they

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did an exclusive sit down at the
Dallas Morning News. What was going through

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their mind when they threw the swastika
on the dry erase board and then one

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of them accidentally's sent a text to
a random civilian. Story's kind of wild.

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That's coming up a seven thirty.
We have the presidential explosion at eight.

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Buckle up right now, it's do
Sports at seven, Sports at seven,

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whoa is this Kevin at seven?
No, it is clearly Sports at

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seven. You heard the guy.
What a day to day? We got

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a gift Daytona five hundred reigned out
yesterday, so we get race in action

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this afternoon. And I did just
get a text. We know somebody who's

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in the infield. Oh yeah,
a local legend is in the infield.

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I figure at maybe nine o'clock.
We get him on the phone, just

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camping out. I don't know what
he's doing. Is there to race?

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I don't know if he's there to
just hang out and take in the Daytona

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vibes. I've been to two Daytona
five hundred's Kevin. Who are the winners?

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It's a great question. Jeff Gordon
and Jimmy Johnson. I don't know

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if I remember either, you little
kid. Yeah, so it would have

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been like Ernie Ervin or like a
teen I think Sterling, Marlin, Davy

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Allison. I was there the year
that they were shooting Days of Thunder.

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Oh yeah, So they put the
Mountain Dew or a mellow yellow car and

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the Hardy's car in the back of
the field and actually raced him, you

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know, so they get racing shots. I was here that year, and

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I was there a year that Dale
crashed. Lived, but he crashed on

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like the final lap. One of
the most legendary finishes of all time.

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Yeah. What year is that?
Ninety one or something? Ninety one?

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I think that was the Davy Allison
won that year, right, ninety two,

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It doesn't Derek Cope Maybe Derek Cope
ya ninety Yeah, the Derek Cope

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year. Derek Cope came out of
nowhere. No name Davy Allison. Remember

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how he died helicopter helicopter? Oh
was none of that. Tim Richmond did

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and he also died a helicopter crashed. But after Dale, I've told you

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this before, After Dale Earnhard,
I mean he was already legendary that he

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can't he hasn't won the five hundred. He crashed, and I got his

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autograph after the crash when no one
would go up to him and he was

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doing the walk of I don't know, shame or whatever it was. I

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got his autograph on a hit pass
that. I also got Richard Petty's autograph

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on nice work, and I gave
it to my friend Ron Gilligan because he

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said those are his two favorite drivers. What a nice thing you did.

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And also what thousands of dollars?
What did Ron Gilligan ever do for you?

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It's one of that gift. You
know. What's interesting is he okay?

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I've an answered both those questions,
and we're gonna get him on.

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Have you had him on before?
No? Today he needs to be We're

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not getting Ron gillian day. He's
not working. It's President's Day, that's

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true. He told me, He's
like, if you can get an autograph,

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I would love it. I'm like, I'll try. I don't know.

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We are your two favorite drivers,
Richard Petty and Dale Earnhardt. Oh

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good, pick the big two,
and I got them both to sign the

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back of a pit pass. Ron
Gilligan pretty much taught me how to hit

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a golf ball, Okay, so
I felt like I owed him. He

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told me to compress the ball the
iron into the ground and then it'll make

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it go up. A simple tip. But once you clicks, for you,

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that's an hortant day. Do you
have his number? No, But

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I've googled him and looked him up
before, and somewhere in the Northeast there's

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Ron Gilligan. Auctions and sports memorabilia
are a big part of this. My

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ass. Are you ding personally funded
Ron Gilligan auctions with my autograph? Richard

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Petty? There's there's there there.
There can't be a chance that he doesn't

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vividly remember that. We have to
get Ron Gilligan on the show Ron Gilligan

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Auctioneering in Pennsylvania. This is your
pud, Yeah, this is my Pud's

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email in photo us right at the
bottom of our gilligant Auctions dot com.

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That is nuts. Okay, his
work up fine? Eight one the break.

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Yeah, but I don't just give
you his number here. I don't

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know if it matters. Yeah,
it does be his cell phone. Hey,

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Ron, will you come on the
show. Let's just call call him

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nine o'clock, nine o'clock. We
have our special Daytona guest on. Yeah,

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I mean number one. There's a
chance that's this is not the same

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wrong Gilligan because I don't there's no
picture. I don't know how many wrong

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Gilligans are there, Ron Gilligan,
there's probably a bunch it does. Okay,

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we'll just ask him. Hey,
did you work at Laurlo Country Club

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in Sarasota, Florida and the what
As a matter of fact? I did,

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but your ass I did. Boy, he's selling a lot of guns.

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Convinced this dumb ass kid press pass
sign for me launched my career.

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I'm a freaking millionaire now. He
drove his ass all the way to Daytona.

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Where's that buildo these days? That
is a shoddy website. What do

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you think, lord? That isn't
that kind of old school. Oh my

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god, this this website had been
updated in years. No, no,

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but there's an updated auction on it. Okay, what do you think Dale

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Earnhardt's autograph is well, he signed
a million things on that day. Though,

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no, it wasn't the day he
the day, the day that he

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was second place is still an iconic
moment in racing history. Boy, imagine

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having it if you got it on
a pass the day that he crashed and

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died. I mean that's if you
got it pre race, because the pit

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pass is dated. You have to
put it on his in his coffin.

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You have to go find his coffin, put it in there, right,

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you're gonna exoom his body to throw
in a press pass. Is the final

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resting place of Dylarnhard, big place
of you know where he's probably just in

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a field in North Carolina, a
pilgrimage, just probably out by his land.

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There. Where's Earnhard estate in Mooresville? Okay, oh you can it's

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it's on find agrave dot com.
Okay, that's a weird website that find

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a grave. On's to sponsor,
though, We're happy to do it.

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Okay. I bet their website looks
a lot like Ron Gilligans Ron killing Mike.

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Did you gamble in the All Star
Game? I did? Why because

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it's I won. I'll tell you
why. You won't know why because I

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played prize picks. I'm glad you
won because you know who lost. Everybody

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that watched it watching it was a
lost. And my base staple bet was

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Luca under in points. Yeah,
because you knew he didn't give it.

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I know. I read this headline
and it's perfect. It's exactly what I

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was thinking. I think it's hopefully
I have it right here. Here you

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go. Luka. Doncrich is redefining
what it means to not care about the

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NBA All Star Game. Yeah,
dude, And I was like, I

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know he won't. He's never scored
more than eight points in an All Star

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Game and he doesn't care. He's
not going to care more. What was

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the over under for him? I
think eleven and a half? Yeah,

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eleven and a half and he scored
what seven? And his goal was to

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get seven seven? Seven? Is
that right? That's what he said?

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Is that right? Yeah? Seven
points, assists and rebounds, And then

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I comboed that with a Jalen Brunson
over end points. The problem is that

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was twelve, and he hit it
exactly twelve, so it was only kind

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of a half way. But I
figured somebody in their first All Star game.

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Fine, they're gonna go out and
score, sure, but you never

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know who's gonna just hoist everything.
Well, last night it was Cat and

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Dame and Tyre. I was tracking
throughout the day MVP odds on this,

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and Lucas started the day at like
four, and as the day went on

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and people started actually digging into it, he had dropped down to like eleventh

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in the MVP odds for the All
Star Game. Yeah, so it's like,

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okay, who's who the usual suspects
Lebron, Lebron, but Lebron had

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who had hurt his ankle was skeen. As wasn't gonna play much. He

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played more than he said he was
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that Sucker's played in twenty of those. Man, they were talking about someone

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I forgot who being two years old
and there when Lebron played his first All

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Star game, Yeah, golly,
he was so crazy. He was on

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the bench and Luke was right next
to him and he was telling somebody over

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lucas shoulder that Bob Coussey was in
his first All Star game and look at

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like head whipped. Oh wait no, but there was cool, like the

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first six minutes we're watching Luca.
No, when Haliburton went off, that

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was cool. Okay, that was
the high water mark. Five straight threes

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heat check in Jokic. Sorry,
yeah, why they're jok wouldn't let him

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shoot though, like you keept getting
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let me, let's let him eat
check dude, Jokai, Luca, we're

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making a mockery of playing defense too. It was much like in the real

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NBA for Luca. Oh, I'll
tell you, Danny, not anymore,

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dude. No, I agree,
he's moving. He's moving his feet now.

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It's kind of wild to see top
ten and steals top ten and defensive

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rebounds bad defensive players are not top
ten, both of them. There's an

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advanced stat and it's how you in
the post. Yea actually looks like he's

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trying this year, like really trying. He's the number one and one of

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these metrics, the number one post
defender in the league from your President's Day

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ranking, it's from my historians to
one of these metrics. You say the

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five threes in a row was the
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I disagree. I thought the watermark
moment came from Luca right at the

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end of the game, when from
about three quarters of the court, he

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just uncontested, gets the inbound dribbles
a few steps and launches the most ridiculous

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shot, which made me realize he
definitely is trying to keep his line at

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seven seven seven, because this ball
just bounced off the top of the backboard,

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and even the announcers like, okay, like look, Luca, you're

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the master of trick shots right now
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could have gotten closer than that.
He did not want that to go in

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to screw up line. It was
real funny. There's a reason, and

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he addressed it. So somebody MAVs
muse posted not gonna lie. This maybe

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the worst shot selection in All Star
Game history because they didn't shoot it from

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within the three point rc of the
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And he was the two for one, and then he responded two for

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one analytics with sunglass Sunglass guy two
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the two for one for the team
if you wanted to make that shot,

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he would have gotten a lot closer
than that. I'm telling you, all

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he cares about is getting two for
one miss dunk. Yes, yeah,

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The miss dunk came right after the
maid dunk where he tried to throw to

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himself off the backboard and just got
hung on the front rim. That All

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Star game looked like what we called
high school basketball practice when the coach would

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leave the leave the court. Okay, just make it rain so much making

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it rain. I watched a little
bit of the Saturday and I recorded it

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in just dvyards through it. You
know, that's wort through it on Saturday

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night and three point contest all that
stuff. It's fine. The led court

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was cool. The dunk contest.
I have a big problem with the dunk

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contest and that, Hey, there
are people who crap on the dunk contest,

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like anyone could do these incredible feats. But b it is bad that

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the NBA can't get four guys to
participate in it that are actually in the

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league. They have to get a
G league guy who's probably the best dunker.

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It turns out in terms of creativity
and stuff. But see, more

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than anything, you guys know,
I hate this. There's nothing is perfect.

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Okay, if something is perfect,
then that means we can move on

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and in like life doesn't matter.
I have to feel like there's a reason

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for like striving for something, and
these damn judges just give out too many

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high scores. They give out too
many tens. Unless you've seen the greatest

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dunk ever, it's not a ten. You have to have that baseline crapt.

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It be so damn much, and
I don't know why. There's just

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no fair way to do it.
I mean, they're always going to do

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that throughout tens. They have hel
lung like a forty six and one of

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his first dunks it was great.
Yeah, I know. So they always

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start the day by we're going to
protect the fifty, not all tens,

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and then fifteen minutes later it's just
to see you ten. Dominique's like hell

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yeah, yeah, hell ya,
Like would you stop, dude? You

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should I of all people, you
should have like you should be leading the

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way to not be giving out tens
on every duck. The whole thing is

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just what it is. It's a
fun exhibition. The dunk contest. They

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actually have to try to be creative
and do things new, and there is

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it's hard to do anything new unless
you drive a car out there, which

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they've already done, you know,
unless you brought the candle on a cupcakes.

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Yeah, but I thought mac mcco
did some cool stuff. Dude,

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is that the guy that was wearing
the magic jersey, the Orlando Excelsorge or

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whatever whatever that was. He just
said, the little white dude that would

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have helped. Yeah. I liked
that he was take. He took a

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classic dunk. I remember when we
were just floored, and I guess it

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was maybe the eighties or nineties,
I don't remember. Whenever Jordan dunked from

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the free throw line, Airborne takes
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it. He elevated that to doing
the same thing and got I would say,

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arguably a lot more air than Jordan
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but put it between his legs and
then dunked it launching from the free

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throw line under the leg slam.
Yeah, it just shows you. I

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think it just negates any argument that
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players from the olden days and say
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The athletes are just better now than
they were twenty thirty, forty years

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ago. No, that is true. But I'm not saying Jordan couldn't be

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an elite player right now. No, Jordan would be. He would be.

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But would he be the hands down
best player in the world if he

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entered the league right now. I
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Yeah, they raised their game.
They've raised their game to his level.

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And the preparation and whether diet and
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workout stuff, everything they do.
But yeah, so Matt McClung has a

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better vert yeah than air Jordan,
Yeah, he does, maybe straight up.

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Yeah, And even like after he
won for the second year in a

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row, they should have let him
wear a NBA jersey is on a G

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League team, but the year a
row and they were like, are you

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gonna do it again next year?
And he's like, I don't know,

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we'll see. He's like, I
don't really want to do it again.

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He used to get the elites doing
that. Now yeah, it's but why

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would they group it because they're just
gonna be either exposed or I mean,

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I thought Jalen Brown's dunks were kind
of spare compared to some of the other

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and he was the biggest what name
in it. Yeah, it's a good

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way for the the young'ins to make
a name for sure. But it is.

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If you watch those McClung dunks or
any of them in slow mo,

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it's fun because they just continue to
go up. His were great, it's

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amazing, but he threw the ball
up and then caught it too. Yeah,

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it's like it's a little subtle thing
that if you're not watching on replay,

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you might go. You slow it
down and you go, Okay,

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that's badass. And I saw some
quips that were stashed together online two of

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the G League du contests and he
wasn't in and I was sitting there going,

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man, that G League thing was
nuts, because you know what,

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it's less of a high pressure situation. You're not doing the obligatory let's get

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shack out here and jump over shack, which they do every year. I

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swear, Yeah, like there the
ge leaguees is like high speed guys going

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at it. Let's jump over shack. It is jump over shack. I

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was supporting Shacks like fifties beat down
and don't just ram your balls into my

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head. Jumping my neck hurt.
Can we just stop Snoop dogg out here

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or something? It was kind of
fun point right, and then passing the

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joint here, we can do that. So there's that match back on Thursday.

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This afternoon, you can hear Lucas
seventy three point game at two o'clock

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with Coop and Kevin Gray kind of
hosting that. Cool play this afternoon,

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real quick in golf, the Genesis
was yesterday. It was won by Hideki

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Matsuyama. He turned it on.
He shot a sixty two to come come

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back on Wills alatorres On, Patrick
Cantley, on Xander Shaffley and many others.

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We were five wide with big names. Yeah, with about seven to

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go. That was live action.
I mean Luke List, but Luke List,

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yeah whatever, he's fine. Other
than that, it was huge names.

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It's hot action because I last did
about ten minutes. Yeah, and

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then Hedki just kind of troused everyone. Yeah, no one could keep up

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with high Deki now like him reminding
everybody that he is one of the best

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players in the world because he's been
a lot of he's had a lot of

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injuries and slipped in the world rankings. And everything kind of an off radars

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this stud I like that he dressed
up like a banana yesterday too. You

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don't see the Sunday yellow very often? Is that as staples he always do

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something? I don't think so.
I don't know that. I'm trying to

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think of his master's wins. I
don't think so. But I think he's

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always got a little yellow in there. But it's kind of interesting. And

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then your shows. For me,
this story is two things. Tiger quit

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in the middle of a round on
Friday. There was a report that he

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was in an ambulance. I mean
there was an ambulance on the grounds.

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There in a media around the ambulance, but I don't know that he had

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on the ambulance, apparently dealing with
the flu. And then George Speth get

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disqualified Friday after the round. Yeah, heywire yet kicked out, kicked right

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off the property. Jordan Speith signed
an incorrect scorecard. What's he doing?

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So the way it works, it's
old school. They keep their opponent's score

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and I don't know if it's been
on. I think it might have been

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been on he was playing with so
like if you and I are playing together,

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I keep your score. My scorecard, says says Danny Baylis on it,

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and I write down four three,
and you write there it wouldn't be

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any fours or three. Okay,
you're right, twelve forty A lot of

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the doubles. Oh no, I
had a four hole stretch round double birdie,

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double birdie. A lot of win
too to contend, didn't you.

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There's no excuse two over three four
holes. So that was the That was

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the best stretch, the best stretch. I would recommend not playing in cowboy

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boots from now on. Yeah,
man, why are you doing that?

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Because I love them. I'm a
Texan now and you guys have embraced me

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as one of your own. I
represent Texas and everything I do. So

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now he golfs in cowboy boots,
his special Luke Ace they cowboy boots with

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spikes on him, his T forty
five Cowboy boots of bright red. They're

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called scramblers nine. So yeah,
whoever it was his playing partner wrote an

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incorrect score game of three when he
got a four, and Jordan, just

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like everybody I can't lay, was
dealing with the They were all just making

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dude. Yeah, they all had
butt. Yeah, they all had bad

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butt, some illness was going around
Tom running to his tea time. Yeah,

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because he was on toilet too.
So Tiger got everybody sick. You

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know what's funny, Maybe because apparently
he was hugging people as he was leaving

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on Friday as well. You know
what's funny is one of the things,

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and it's not a reason. Look, the reason John Rahm left the PGA

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tour is for Commas, for no
other reason, right, But one thing

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John Ram complained about like a year
or two ago is we need to have

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a porta potty on every tea box. Because he's like, I don't know

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what I'm gonna have to go to
the bathroom. And sometimes you'll see pros

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use the same like bank of toilets
that the fans are using. Yeah,

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so that's one of the things he
said. So the joke is now he

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left because they wouldn't give him a
toilet on every hole, And now the

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field is decimated at the Riviera because
they all had to go bad bathroom and

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there weren't readily available porta potties doing
the old bun grab sprint for Tiger to

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the blue room, screamed, but
they put him in a cart and wheeled

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him back to the clubhouse and he
just got his face in his hands,

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just like, God, drive faster
please, after going to full Jeff Daniels

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in the portal lit Ah, yeah, exactly, with his new Sunday red

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pants around his ankles because their crab
omelet was crab your Crab's beenedict before the

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round. Well, they showed him
an in and out on the way to

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the course that day, so in
and out it was taking it in the

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shorts. Yeah, they in and
out had a bad weekend that blood out,

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but it was exciting. It's like, oh no, what happened?

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And then ambulances show up and of
course the media gathering around the am was

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like Jesus, how bad is this? But no, I don't think he

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ever gotten that. So Matsuyama,
yeah, he was the first Japanese player

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to win that event. Well you
want the Masters, Okay, maybe it

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was the first Japanese player to win
win that event. Yeah that's possible,

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Okay, maybe, yeah. I
don't know why they felt the need to

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let everybody know that wins. They
usually just attached that to the on there

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is the first to win the Byron
Nelson, like seven. I love that

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he uses a translator still like he
just speaks. I mean you smooth,

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he speaks. You played with it. I'm a very good friend with Deckie

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Matak. Why do you make that
face face at you a lot because you're

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line to stop that who you play
in front of? When? Who was

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it you played rugby with in the
yard that you claim that you're best friends

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with? Ron Yelligan? No,
it was John ram or one of those.

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I played shirt off football on July
fourth with Bryson d. Chambeau,

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my good friend. Okay, there's
a photograph of it. There's a grainy

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photograph of you, like thirty yards
away from it. I didn't horror a

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wedding photographer. I didn't know it
was gonna happen. Look at this,

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but yeah, there's a picture of
us having to catch me and my good

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friend Bryce. He had no idea
who you were, no idea. Why

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don't you don't You don't even have
his number in your phone. Why would

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you say any of that because it's
all true? Why not just celebrate your

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friend who's excited. I would if
my friend so called friend was actually telling

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truth is said of falsehoods. There's
a picture of it, and I played

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two holes with a document or I
played nine holes in a pro am at

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the att Buy, renouncing with Adecu
Matt's Yama perfect English right. You texted

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me the day you're believe because you
don't know who you're gonna play with.

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And my friend Ben from Tito's gave
me a damn spot. We were all

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square through two perfect English right,
not perfecting, wouldn't talk about that much,

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but more than he gave on Anyway, George me signed the wrong score

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card that the partner wrote the wrong
score on. He said, my stomach

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hurts, That's why I signed.
I didn't check all the holes, so

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duty just took down the genesis the
diarrhea open ended in failure. Yep.

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Coming up next, Remember that story
of the South Lake Cops and Dress Swaska

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and got fired while they conducted the
first public interview, and it's pretty wild.

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Next, Tie Nice seven won the
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