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This is a downbeat on ninety seven
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I'm Dingu and there's mister sun Rufe. We're the downbeat heard every morning from

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Our producer is in there and she
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she'll let us know if your comments
or participation is worth a damn and we'll

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pop you on the air. Read
your texts. I don't know if it's

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worth the damn, but here's the
text. You jerks outsource your comedy to

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KT and then leave the poor bastard
hang in when he throws heat. Yeah,

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that was on you, bro.
You just immediately went into Frankele.

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I almost wanted a Frankle before the
punchline. That'll be tomorrow's advance advancement of

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the topic. He's a nasty bitch, I am, by the way.

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Nasty bitch texted me and said that
he thinks that Troy might have dosed some

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ecstasy over the weekend. Yeah,
your brother and somebody on our text machine

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texted that they thought that Troy may
have taken gummies over the weekend because it

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was referenced a lot of firsts for
you this weekend. Or and then your

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brother said the word ecstasy was mentioned, and maybe that was just kind of

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a little subpersive way to dude.
I don't know, maybe something de Troy

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Detroit dose take a gummy and then
if you splice together all the evidence throughout

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the whole game, sometimes breaking news
just falls in your lap. And I

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have a Troy aching an update.
Are you all ready for this? I

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can't believe this. Do you need
audio cord? Is this real? Yeah?

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Man? What sort of wrote his
audio cord? No? I'm good,

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Okay, I'm giving this to the
New York Post, so grain of

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salt right. Troy Aikman's girlfriend,
Hailey Clark was fired and temporarily banned from

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her previous job at Nordstrom after the
retail giant accused her of stealing nearly four

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thousand dollars worth of products. What
fired from her job at Nordstrom and banned

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for two years after being accused of
stealing. She's been dating Troy since early

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twenty twenty three. I actually remember
when that relationship started and they took a

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trip together and he was looking ripped
and she was looking hot. Short for

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Trunk Club, which is owned by
Nordstrom. The retailer accused Clark of stealing

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in twenty seventeen, firing her and
asking asking her to repay money. She's

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a klepto because she don't need it. That's hot. The company accused her

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of using another employee's Nordstrom Notes,
which is a rewards program to make purchases.

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According to federal court records, she's
been dating Troy, who is fifty

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six, since early twenty twenty three. Again, she is hot. Out

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of all the personality disorders that you
may come across in your dating life,

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I think klepto would probably be the
most acceptable one because look, not me.

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Yeah, it's not number one,
it's not you, and number two

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steal from you. You might get
free crap. Yeah, if you had

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to assign your lover a personality disorder, you would choose kleptomania. You take

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that over alcoholism, bipolar Yeah,
OCD when you drive your nuts, I

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would imagine stealing from you the whole
time. Well, because you're the easiest

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target. Yeah, but I don't
think she would steal from you and your

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nick start to disappear from about the
house once you go public. Once you

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go public with your relationship in June
on a mega yacht in Italy, you're

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now teammates. She's not gonna steal
from you. She's stealing it for you

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once you locked it. Once you
lock in his teammates with public displays of

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affection in your Instagram photos again on
a mega yacht in Italy in June.

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Is that what happened? That's when
they went to Yes's when they went to

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public this June. Yeah, you
can find it on her Instagram account.

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So then it was his last girlfriend
and possibly his wife that like six years

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ago I loosely hit on at ticket
stock, oh, because I didn't really

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mean it. I was walking backstage
and all of a sudden, this like

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gorgeous perfect ten appears out of nowhere, and she was alone in the hallway,

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and I was alone in the hallway, and I had a bottle of

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whiskey that was warm, and I
offered her a tug, and she politely

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declined and kept walking. That was
our time interaction. I'm good, he

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doesn't let me drink. How did
you How did you present the whiskey?

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Did you hand it to her and
say you want to tug? I think

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so. I think I turned around
and she was flawless and like this perfect

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model, and that was your best
round Rose, And I didn't I couldn't

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say nothing because I'm a man of
courage. And I think I held out

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a bottle of mid grade to low
grade whiskey and said, hey, you

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want to tug? Which is not
the worst icebreaker pick up line, not

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the best, ty d. I
don't know if it's worse or better than

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the time mister Chad. Chad's method
of hitting on a girl one night was

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at eight Airs. He walked up
to her and uncomfortably began conversation and within

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the first sixty seconds offered if offered
her to buy her a ham sandwich.

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At eight Airs. She's like,
no, I think I'm good Okay,

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that's funny. At least, can
I get you a ham sandwich or some

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such Perhaps you would like a sandwich
of ham sandwich. Let's a sandwich full

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of sam. No, I'm good, Jesus calm down. No, And

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to this day, man, he's
the one that got away. And then

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moments after I offered to the tug
a majestic and rip, troy Ache then

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walked through the door behind her.
I realized that the Arab handle of high

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grade of the finest blockhood. So
he uh says, oh, I'm sorry,

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this is short at the doubt was
the Dallas store. Okay, twenty

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seventeen, though, so why is
this getting out today? Six years ago

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she would have been twenty eight.
I'm not making excuses his planiful out of

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friends and relatives to make purchases using
your nordset from employee discount and direct violation

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of nords from policy. I mean, it doesn't seem like a mistake you

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would make in your twenties, it
says, improper use of her employee discount

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at the time, This says Flims. At the time of her termination,

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she signed paperwork admitting she understood the
accusations against her and Nordstrom did decline to

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file criminal charges. She also signed
documents that banned her from all Nordstrom properties

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for two years. Clark fired back
with a lawsuit against the department store Giant

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in twenty eighteen, claiming these allegations
were false and she was asking for over

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two hundred k in damages. Oka, So that fires that up again.

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She says that she was detained in
a deliberately intimidating environment for the purpose of

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being coursed into signing various documents.
Man, I don't know. They settled

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this case in arbitration in twenty nineteen, so this should be four years gone.

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Why is this coming out today?
Yeah, I don't know. She

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was three years old when Ek been
one of the first of his three Super

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Bowls. Three years old Hero.
She's a REO squad recently listed as a

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q Clothier as her employer on her
LinkedIn profile. She's a senior director of

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sales for the men's custom clothing brand
que cloth Their She's still in the clothing

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a business to clothing A I guess, yeah, would be how you say

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it, not clothed the air.
I'm a little more wealthier than you.

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Yeah, you're more world pleaded clothing. J. I learned it from Jay

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Lombaro. J Lomarto. I learned
the pronunciation. I'm looking at this picture

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of them in Capri and and I
I'm sorry, it's the two of them

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in little swimsuits. And I'm looking
more at Troy than her. He is

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absolutely shredded and he's fifty five.
He is, but she's at this bastard

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a body either. I know it's
sick. Have you ever stood next to

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the man and shaking his hands.
He's well because the arms and arms you

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can see all that. Yeah,
but you rarely see him pop the top

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and good lord, I do not
look like that without my shirt. You're

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about the same age as Troy Aikman
is. He's a little bit older than

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me, maybe a year or two
here athletic life, dance partner. That

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you have to stare at their successes
for your whole life and measure them against

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yours. No, yes, he
is, well, you should start that

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now. Mine's Tiger Woods the same
age. Some goals are just unachievable.

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Mikey, he looks fantastic, Yeah
he does. I so we've blasted this

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crime. That's why he was acting
weird last night because he knew this news

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was about to drop. No,
I don't think he cares about this.

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No, he didn't care. How
does that drop an hour ago? I

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think you're onto something with the gummy. We ate a gummy this week joke

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out and Joe's banging on his hotel
room door. Joe knew about it,

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and it's like trying to like make
comments on the air but not get him

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in trouble. Joe probably procured them. Yeah, they're making little jabs a

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lot of first this week and then
they make an ecstasy reference. Dude,

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something's off with you today? Man, You guys are smartest. Heckre Troy's

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ex wives get busted for drinking and
having a little wine in the daytime.

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You think that's h and abnormal for
the wife of NFL star a simple little

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veno in the day now. But
I'm just saying, like his his his

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woman issues, women issues have which
they may not be issues, and I

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don't think they're issues. But I
that was a didn't he have the rendezvoust

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voo with a Laurie Morgan million years
ago? Million years was not a million

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years ago? What dude? It
was a long time thirty years ago,

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okay, million, thirty whatever?
What is time relevant? How long has

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this earth been around, Kevin,
I don't know, four and a half

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billion years and it's all come to
this. Did you guys think it's weird

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that Mike McCarthy's hat with the weird
color in the star looks sort of like

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an astro's hat last night? I
didn't notice that. What was that color

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scheme that was prevalent? I don't
know throughout the No. I like the

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white on white. I think it
looked awesome. Nothing. Yeah, No,

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we need to move on to Asian
Chargers super fan. That's a plant,

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right, dude, I think it
is. I think it has to

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be. I think I think the
Chargers struggle enough to get fans and they

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but look how it looks genuine.
If that's a plant, she's a good

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actress. It looked. Then were
they running the same thing? Because that

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was genuine for like an hour straight, they keep showing it on a loop.

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She must be a regular there.
I don't know. They tied that's

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her right there, Danny, when
they tied the score with seven minutes to

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go in the game, and when
the Cowboys kicked the field goal, she

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had her glasses off and looked like
she was about to cry. Okay,

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well, that is at least close
to a normal reaction to absolutely almost be

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crying with joy and jumping when they
tie a game with seven forty four on

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the clock. That's an abnormal reaction
unless that's her first ever NFL game,

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and I doubt it judging by how
incredible her seats were and she had a

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cool wristband on she had. Yeah, she probably had all the tendings she

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ever wanted. Or she's like a
team employee or something, or she's just

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a straight up plant. I'm waiting
plant. I'm just saying that it was

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a long time and they were right
on her too. Yeah, let's it

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hit the first time to keep going
back, or the you know, the

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production team, the camera crew,
they're so skilled and they're scanning the audience

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trying to find people to get maybe
reaction from later on that they can train

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their cameras on in a high leverage
moment. You know that maybe she'd displayed

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that kind of behavior throughout the game, depending on the situation, and a

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good production team is going to seek
those people out for effect in reaction.

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But that is a last second field
goal. Game over. We're going to

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the super Bowl reaction. And she
did it tied at seventeen. Was seven

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and a half minutes ago, like
I just in week six, super fan,

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come on, super fan, all
right, fine the Supercharger, super

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fan got you. We're good there. Surprised you didn't try to get her

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on this morning, Kevin, I
tried. We can't get a name on

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her, actually too, I've been
looking around. Yeah, you know,

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everyone's been talking about what to name
the tush push or I hate when the

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Eagles do it, the Brotherly shove. They just banned the damn thing.

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We don't have to deal with this. How about we don't even try it?

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Can we suck it? We suck
at it. We screwed it up,

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So there's reason. Not The reason
not to ban it is teams shoot

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themselves in the foot. We did
a Giants level thing, except when the

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Giants did it too, their players
got hurt. But I want to call

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it the ham ramm okay, grabbed
by the ham and ram. Just start

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ramming it, right. That's better
than tush push. Tush push needs to

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go. The Brotherly shove is is
pretty good for them, for them,

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but not for us. That's a
regional regional yeah, right, but the

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Hail Mary was a cowboy thing,
right, everyone has embraced that now.

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I guess it doesn't have a city
a city pun in it, it has

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religion. And then why is it
that the defense is not allowed to use

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players to launch one of their own
players to an advantage to block a field

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goal. But we can get two
running backs to grab a butt cheek each

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and just churn your quarterback. I
think that should be illegal or make the

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other legal. You know, give
give give your safety a boost to fly

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into the air, you know,
to block a field goal? What's good

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for the goose? One little guy
you can just launch toward the holder.

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I think they will eventually ban the
tush push ham Ram brotherly shove, but

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they needed another year to see like
it was just an ally or things.

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I think then, I mean the
fact that it went to the competition committee

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and they talked about it. I
think once the other teams try it and

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fail, well there's another vote for
that team's not going to vote for it.

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Is he's gonna vote to ban ittt
Is it tied to the legality of

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the open field pile push I think
it is, and I think that's a

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problem because then you're like, well, if you can't do it here,

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why can you do it here?
Because that football looks different with that open

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field pushing the pile thing rugby and
the old lignment just comes crashing into this

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pile, and of course they're going
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I don't know. Maybe that's how
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but if they okay, but if
the defense You saw this happen a couple

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of times with Polar last night,
when he's in a big scrum and the

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defense is pushing him backwards, they
blow the whistle. They don't even let

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him go to the ground because ford
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way. But the other way uickly
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turning his legs. I don't know, hey foot. It's a lot

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to think about. We didn't talk
yeah, yeah, Troy. We didn't

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talk about Troy in a hotel on
Sunday night. It's a lot to think

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about. It's been exhausting week.
Homegirl's about to get in trouble for the

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stealing things from six years ago that
I never do about this begummy's peaking.

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I'm gonna eat this gummy and walk
out on the pier. Holy crap,

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I saw a seal. Holy crap, there was a loose seal. Loose

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seal? What did I just say? Okay, so we didn't talk about

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the Joe calling the muff right,
Oh yeah, although it's not a muff,

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it's just a oh the punt they
called it a muff. Yeah,

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ah what Yeah, confusing a little
bit, I understand. I guess how

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they called it. And yes,
no one to touch the ball. And

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then who was it? Uh Tolbert? Who's our guy that took at this

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time with a little bit of time
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mean, this is seventeen ten they're
punting, and honestly, it's like,

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okay, well we'll just fair catch
this. And then with about nine ten

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minutes left, maybe we go getting
filgal range, make it twenty ten,

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game over. And the ball hits
the ground and Jalen Tolbert thought that Turpin

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touched it, and it did on
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like Turpin touched it live. But
what complicates everything is that a player was

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blocked into Turpin and he wasn't able
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it looks like it hit him.
And then Tilbert jumps on it or tried

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to jump on it, and he
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the Chargers get the ball on the
thirty yard line. Could have twenty yard

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It could have absolutely impacted who won
the game, and people were I saw

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a couple of people on Twitter today
that were saying that that was the wrong

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call. I think it was the
right call. Has had it touched Turpin

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and then a Charger had recovered it, Turpin would have been exempt from that

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touch being a touch that would have
affected them because he was pushed into it,

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didn't touch him. And then Tolbert
actively pursues the ball and touches it

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and can't secure it, and then
it goes to the Chargers. The right

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call was made. It's just got
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And then I was like, all
right, how do you manipulate that intentionally

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shove a blocker into the guy's halo. That's calling for a fair catch?

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Yeah, and then what hope it
hit someone else? Like, there's really

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no way to manipulate it, So
it's just bad scene, not even fault

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Jalen Tolbert, because you thought it
hit him, You're probably yeah, you're

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doing the right thing. The way
Jalen Tolbert jumped on it, he was

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like he was trying to get on
it and make a return, like he

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was trying to just recover it.
So and I didn't thinek like he was

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doing that on his own accord.
I thought he was like, actually just

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trying to he thought. I thought
it hitter fort two first time. Yeah,

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whatever, they score, I mean, they get the ball to twenty

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and they score, and it's seventeen
seventeen. You're and the Asian lady goes

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bananos you did freak the f out
and the Coways get the ball back at

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seventeen seventeen, fourth quarter, seven
minutes left. And I think I wrote

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this on my notes here. I
just wrote, this is the most disorganized

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piece of crap team I've ever seen, which is not true. But the

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first thing a Tyler Smith false start
after you just muffed it and then gave

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them the tie, and then you
start first and fifteen again. And Mike

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McCarthy titch By, he's that the
presnipt penalties are holding us back. And

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they are and I don't know how
you stop it. It's easy to yell

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at a coach. That's on the
players too. Just stop jumping off sides

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or stop with the false starts.
There's a bunch of those. Those are

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the ones that are like even like
the refs calling holding all the time.

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That's annoying. I mean, false
start, you gotta throw the flag.

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I don't know. I never saw
a replay of a holding call that wasn't

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holding yesterday once always is. You
know the best thing about Cowboys right now

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is but we don't have to deal
with them for a week. Clear the

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decks for the Rangers. This is
the most fortuitous bye week timing of all

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time. Probably I hate Dolphin and
Cowboy bye weeks because I'm like, yeah,

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this is time. I don't want
to buy week now. It could

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help you with injuries whatever, but
this is perfect. This is great,

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get out of our face for a
few days, open sesame Ranger time,

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and then fine, they can come
back next weekend. Phillies won. Hopefully

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we're still the Phillies won last night, just because to pay attention to that

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for a minute, because we might
be playing someone and that's who we played

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on an opening day and de Gram's
first start. They had three home runs

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in the first two innings off of
the Arizona ace. Zach Gallan one of

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those home runs, of course,
Nick Nick Castillanos talk about a murderers row.

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Also Bryce Harper, I mean,
the Philly is gonna be good.

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We'll see. I mean, maybe
maybe Arizona finds a way to beat him.

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We're up to Oh, it's too
early to be looking ahead, I

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know, I know. No,
No, we're not looking at it.

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A boy can dream. Tomorrow,
we'll discuss how far consures are go.

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You know what that means, and
kind of get you ready for Rangers Astros

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game three back at the ballpark,
three and four, seven o'clock first pitches,

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and then five will be Friday,
and I believe that's another three thirty

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seven ish. This is where I
think that's I think one of these games

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is a six o'clock start. Well, I know there, let me just

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say evening starts now, time starts
or the next two Now we're seven oh

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three Wednesday, Okay, yes,
we are seven oh three Thursday, and

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then three thirty Friday, and then
it's two three to two, right,

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what are you seeing Mike. It's
uh, it's what's the Thursday Friday?

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For sure? Okay, yeah,
Thursday is yeah, seven o'clock. Friday

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would be four oh seven interesting,
Game five if necessary. I'm just reading

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what it says. Next time,
you're saying that Wednesday, Thursday, Friday

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seven seven four. If it had
to go back to Houston, it would

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be Sunday night at seven, and
then in game seven would be Monday night

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at seven, so only one more
day game left. That'd be Friday.

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The World Series, hypothetically, if
you were to make it would start on

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Friday, the twenty seventh. You
say you want to kind of talk about

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what would happen if Sures are we'll
do this tomorrow. What would happen if

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Sures are falters early, what their
strategy would be. I also want to

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talk about what would happen The Rangers
haven't lost. They're so used to winning.

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I wonder if they've forgotten how to
lose. But if they do lose,

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how will that affect them? It's
been so long, I don't want

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to think about it. I want
to think about eight innings, twelve K's

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two hits and no runs out of
the bull Daddy Max, sure's the crazy,

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crazy bull daddy. What if he
does that? I mean this are

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gonna get ten runs and then not
worry about it. Yeah. I just

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don't want any more tense, chap
moments. And we haven't really seen the

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offense like truly blow a game open
yet, so who knows? Man makes

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