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This is the Dawn on ninety seven
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Fun Friday here on International Women's Day
Fish on eight o'clock, our Jeopardy champion

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friend Jared Watson'll call in for a
couple of minutes, just go clean up

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of his match last night in the
Jeopardy Tournament of Champions down to the final

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nine. His episode was last night, and uh, we'll talk to him

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for a few minutes, and then
that'll lead in to Danny and Mike taking

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part in Hot Female Jeopardy where Danny
and Mike will play for the women.

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YEP, So women call in right
around eight a little before eight two one

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four or uh eight one seven seven
eight seven one nine seven one, and

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you can join forces with Mike and
Danny for Hot Female Jeopardy fun categories like

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Songbirds of Our Generation and the Female
Anatomy. They're not going to get to

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answer questions though right now, just
choosing their horse. Yep, between me

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and Danny knows more about women,
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our partners for lifelines. Maybe if
you both get stumped, well that's gonna

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happen on every damn question. I
don't know man or answer. You know

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who's making the game. I'm gonna
stump you completely. I know everything about

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the female anatomy. Okay, I
like this. Okay, I made a

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full Jeopardy board. I'm excited.
It's gonna be fun. Eight all right,

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Maybe a little MAVs there, because

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Advanced fuweek it sure is. Before
we take a look at the news of

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the week in review, I have
a something I want to play. I've

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heard this on a popular podcast,
The Dumb Zone. You guys may have

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heard of them, and they're discussing
and playing some audio from NBC five's Rick

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Mitchell. Okay, I've seen Rick
on there. He's not the guy who

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looks like Rodney Dangerfield. That's Grant
Johnston. Okay, right behind you,

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his morning forecast happening now, and
he's telling us the model Lucas is not

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getting any respect. I gotta tell
you, look, look, oh,

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not the red of a man's field. God, if that's how he talked,

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I would be the happiest man on
the planet. It's got the rind

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of a man's field. Seriously,
look up pictures of young Rodney Dangerfield and

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it's that dude. What are these
little Zeppa amojus? Everyone the lightning,

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it's all green the whole screen.
NBC five's Rick Mitchell is about to come

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in first. The great reporter at
NBC five, Ali spill Yards is doing

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a report about an organization that helps
uh girls in wheelchairs. I mean,

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it's a really and listen to Rick
Mitchell pop in. Now. The laughing

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that you'll hear are going to hear
the voices of the Dan mcdowan, Jake

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Camp and Blake Jones. You might
hear them laugh a little bit, including

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a very good laugh at the end. But here it is Ada is the

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only team of its kind for girls
in wheelchairs, and they say they hope

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one day to expand to other cities. You can learn more about the program

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on our website NBCDFW dot com.
Thankful to Ali for that wonderful story.

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That was a good story. You
know, Brittany, when I first got

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into TV one hundred years ago,
not really, but thirty years ago,

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I worked with a meteorologist who was
in a wheelchair and there was nothing she

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could could not do except walk.
But she in front of a green scream

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she of course she was in her
chair. Wonderful woman, wonderful woman.

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Hey, we've had some rain tonight. God Wow, incredible, goalk three

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thousand. Laugh, that's incredible.
It's kind of hot. Okay, stops.

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He was laughing like that. He
was laughing like the taco bueno drawn

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on the hand underneath the fountain in
that commercial. Jesus, what a weird

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reference. You remember, you're the
mustache the mountain. They drew a face

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on his mountain loop. You know, Mikey Taco, what educate me?

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That's one of life's most inviting rewards. It's a luxury everyone can afford.

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Are you saying? Are you speaking
a jingle? That was their slogan about

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thirty years ago, pretty long.
It was a part of their song Taco

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bueno, a luxury everyone. One
of life's most inviting rewards, a luxury

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everyone can afford. Number one,
let's break that down. When I think

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of my entire life and rewards that
come from living a good life, one

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of the most inviting rewards is not
Mexi dips and chips. I mean,

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they're delicious, don't get me wrong, But I think that's a little superfluous

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for them to categorize them as such. And I also say that taco bueno

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is a luxury and guess what,
no, not everyone can afford them.

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People that have no money cannot afford
taco bueno. So that campaign was a

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complete love tacos. You'll get a
tacobic about it. Here's my advice to

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the weather man. Just do the
weather man a little fun little rain cloud

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and the high pressure cell. We
don't need anecdotes. That's it's the danger

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of that. Transition between stories is
always the way they get you. You

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know, comedian one hundred years ago, comedian Paul Varghize told me, when

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you're like, if you're doing comedy, even if your comedians start to go

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off script, that's the real person
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act. Okay, yeah, they
started being themselves. But listen to her.

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She she kind of does okay,
oh, like she says like say

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uh oh, but in her okay, you can kind of hear the oh,

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I wants a good story. You
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got into TV one hundred years ago, not really, but thirty years ago.

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I worked with a meteorologist who was
in a wheelchair and there was nothing

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she could could not do except walk. But she in front of the Green

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scream. Of course she was in
her chair. Wonderful woman, wonderful woman.

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Hey we've had some rain tonight.
God do you think he realized that,

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hey we've had some rain tonight?
He knew he pulled his own ripcord

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there exceptable, So that was a
bad turkey call the turkey season. Okay,

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it's been a wild week of news. Wilder than usual, I would

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say, And this is kind of
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and I'll do this until everyone gets
tired of it. But buckle up,

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boys, because the news is weird. Here is just a quick recap to

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stay on top of things. Over
his bombshell announcement and then President fighting sneakers

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Are they for his bad back?
Then haunting knocking the mys, curious banging

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noise. Was it coming from the
doom submersible? Plus yeah, it was

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insurance. Plus the wedding that can't
wait. The bride is in labor.

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They made a wedding dress out of
the hospital bedsheet. Then the kids singer

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they're calling little Fergie and substitute teacher
beaten. He came out of retirement because

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he was born. Look what he
says the two hundred and eighty pounds student

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did to his face. And going
a cruise on the Trinity Rivers a little

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free day er. Yeah we can
have a free cruise. Yeah, you

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pulling a port it the design district. I don't know where it's a ingo

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to. There's just a little minigut
there. And what happened to Nicole Kitman's

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knee and America's newest hip girl Sydney
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over the students seen on video licking
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bowing plus orgo for sharp which beast
will win? And they found two live

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Haller monkeys inside the vehicle. They're
saying it is because of what is this

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called a Newcastle disease? Mexico is
affected with very virile viri, virulent,

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virliant, virulent. That's a heart
virulent, violent or virulent. I think

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it's virulent virus. Then trapped the
passenger stuck inside the plane's bathroom is then

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Trump's epic Super Tuesday at mar A
Lago. But where was melanias bro You've

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never had toasted raisin bread. It's
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Oh sorry, did you dump it? Yes, you are so unhinged.

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Hey, George Carlin, take a
step back and do a deep breath.

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And caught in the act, she
says her own neighbors scribbled a swastika

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over a case of seltzer. Can
you believe he's a pastor? Bus and

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innocent Grandma she was in the shower. Wait till you see what happens next.

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Plus cookie monsters shrink flation is so
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Cookie Monster is complaining his cookies are
getting smaller. Ben Charles Barkley versus Trump.

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Barkley said he would punch black people
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t shirts. And vicious attack in
her own backyard by a bear. Plus

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the sea creatures washing ashore on American
beaches. Look how beautiful they look like

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Cookie Mode? But the warrior do
not touch it. Oh my god,

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what a week it was. I
listened to that entire and all I care

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about is what happened to Nicole Kitton's
me the only thing that I that will

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live with me forever after that what
happened Nicole Kitten's knee? I like this.

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Holy drew a swastika sign on a
case of Seltzer's and he's a pastor.

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Yeah, the prepositions are so good. Holy mackerel, that's so hot

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there. It's the best part of
our week. It is, It truly

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is. And when we turn our
MIC's off and just sit back and listen

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to someone else be funny our highlight. Yeah, Well, we're gonna get

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a call from a fella here in
a minute. Who's gonna attempt the surprise?

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Real quick? Did y'all see the
two plane stories yesterday? Yes?

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Good Lord, the engine and the
wheel right, yes, So we'll start

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with the one that was in San
Francisco. It tkes off, tire falls

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off, and it landed in the
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six cars. It was a Boeing. Now it was a United Airlines flight,

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and they did say because it was
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like they were able to get it
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get it down, but still just
terrible then there's another one where this one's

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a little more flimsy because it looks
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So I don't even know, like
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to be honest, but it was
a flight down in Houston, and it

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was a United Airlines Boeing jet engine
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forced an emergency landing. I mean, the reports are that it was flying

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from George Bush in Houston to Fort
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over the Gulf of Mexico. It
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at Houston's George Bush. Had one
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It was a Boeing seven thirty seven, nine hundred. Yeah, you've seen

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the video of this, Mikey,
No, it's I guess somebody had their

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phone out the window and they're sitting
right on the wing and you just see

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flamed the engine. Yeah, shooting
out of the engine, and that's just

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a loop. You know what if
they're in the middle there though, and

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can't get back, they don't know
the cause of it yet, Like if

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they're in the middle of the Gulf
of Mexico and you can't get back.

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They were able to get back to
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divert to Mississippi or tellahaffs here or
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I mean, planes can go with
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depending on what that flame does.
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Well, I guess that was Monday, so it just had gotten reported two

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days later. I wonder if those
engines have an internal fire suppression system,

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and I'm surely they do, right. It's it's because it's at this point

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you can't just keep doing the like
and this is just like two days after

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the big John Oliver Boeing report.
You got problems, man, this is

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I don't think this is just the
brainwashed liberal John Oliver. He is,

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uh, oh, there we go, let's go to Did Dennis call in

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yet? JJ? I think he's
bailing? Is he bailing? He just

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text He chickened out, He just
text us after he said perfect, I'll

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get coffee and sit in the garage
until I call. Then he said,

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well, she's awake and in a
terrible mood. Ha ha, she's in

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the kitchen. Damn it. Sorry, Okay, that's fine, Okay,

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David whatever, Dennis good, try
man, thanks for hanging. He tried,

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Man, he tried. I got
no problems, man, I got

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no problems. I wanted to.
I was gonna pull audio this, but

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it's not very clear, so I
don't want to, like, uh,

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you know, like force bad audio
in near anything. But this happened at

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the Combine last week. Just interesting
to me. This is defensive back Tyler

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Owens. He is a guy who
went to Texas Tech and he went to

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Plano East High School. All right, it's a local guy. But he

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told reporters the other day at the
Combine that he doesn't think space exists.

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I did see this one, and
you're right. The audio is awful.

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Yeah, he said, quote,
I'm very religious, so I think we're

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alone right now. I don't think
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I started seeing flat Earth stuff and
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interesting. I'm real religious, so
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don't think there's other planets. This
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a kind of attached to it because
it's not great either. But Jason Kelsey,

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someone unearthed a podcast from him from
a while backer last ye during training

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camp, and it was him and
Travis just talking about players nowadays looking at

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their phones and you know, and
Jason like went into is like, oh,

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yeah, like all of these players
don't even think. Well, he's

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like rookies, they don't even think
planets exist. Some about how many of

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the players on the team don't believe
in play. They're flat earthers on the

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team, which is nuts. I
just thought that was funny. I saw

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that and I was like, oh, it's a local kid. I'm sure

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like he's plain oast high school teacher
are like, damn it, dude,

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we taught you there were planets.
I don't think I've ever heard space doesn't

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exist. That is wild. You
know you've heard that space sucks. Yeah,

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you know super g Yeah, and
I've heard you know, there's the

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religious. There's certain religious factions.
They do believe that. You know,

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Adam and Eve we ye know,
we come from them, so there's no

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other aliens. We're the only ones
here. Yeah. I don't think that's

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all that abnormal. But space doesn't
exist. I don't even know if he

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meant that. I think he meant
planets and then his mind, Yeah,

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he thought that meant alien species,
which is fine if you don't think that

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exists. That's you know, now, Mike. You remember when the Dolphins

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and the Chiefs played in that playoffs
game. I do, oh the coldie

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cold. I thought about this going
to it. I went I was going

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somewhere else or there's some reason otherwise
I would have absolutely been there. But

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they were scared it was gonna be
the like dangerous and people weren't going to

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show up. And I think tickets
were down to like twenty bucks because even

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Chiefs fans were like, this is
too cool. We ain't doing this.

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Well. There's a story that's popped
out now two months later. That's the

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medical director at a burn center up
in Kansas City says seventy percent of the

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patients that were referred to their place
because of frostbite suffered in the bitter cold

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in January are now being advised to
schedule amputations. And a majority of these

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people are Chiefs fans who went to
that playoff game. Oh my, really

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yeah, like fingis and toes yeah, or bigger chunks. Uh. I

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think fingers is what the images I
saw were all fingers. I didn't see

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any toes. I saw fingers.
Don't keep that drop. I saw fingers.

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I saw fingers. So but that
game was negative four degrees windshield of

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negative twenty seven, fourth coldest game
in NFL history. And they showed images

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of a fan who took his glove
gloves off for just five minutes because he

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was putting up a tent in the
parking lot so they could tailgate. And

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his fingers were blue and purple.
So colorful. Indeed, what the hell?

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So colorful? Indeed, lucky enough
to avoid amputation or undergoing treatment in

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hyperbaric oxygen tanks. How many people
have had amputations? I didn't say it,

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they're just advised to schedule it,
geez for a football game. Seventy

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percent of the people referred there.
It could be you know, ten people,

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it could be seven of them.
You know what a picture of it.

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It's nuts, though, if everybody
had won't worn their foam fingers,

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this could have all been about.
Yeah, I try, just happens a

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huge component of the fingers. What
about the shafty shirtless guy here and there?

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There were a few of those.
Yeah, that guy had to have

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his nipples removed. Yeah, just
double clip clip get rid of them.

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It says in temperature zero degrees fahnheder
below, it takes about thirty minutes for

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exposed skin to get frostbite. At
fifteen degrees below or or with even a

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little bit of wind, it's possible
within fifteen minutes, even if you're exposed.

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No, if you just okay,
I see, I see. Yeah,

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So that's damn How cool the shirt
off guy who does ten minutes of

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waving at camera absolutely say goodbye to
your nips? Yeah? How cold does

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it have to be if you basically
just take your hand, your glove off,

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and your hand just turns purple and
you have to have it removed probably

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minus one hundred, minus one hundred. Yeah, yeah, for one minute,

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I mean, just me doing the
quick math, I was really thinking

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that though, So I think you're
spot on. Jeez. You take your

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glove off, hold it up in
the minus one hundred degree and wind,

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and then it just turns black and
you have to get it chopped off.

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Yeah. You can't feel anything though
at that point. So you get to

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be on TV. Yeah, a
lot of people haven't ever got to be

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on TV. Mike, you get
to say, go chiefs on TV.

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I'm wild, all right, awful. It is awful. That's Mike Sroy,

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the Archimedes of talk radio, Archimedes, great math. Okay, let's

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