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This is the downbeat on ninety seven
one in the Freak Our nine thirty eight

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is the time through friendly ass neighborhood
downbeat. The girth Masters are back.

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We are running a we're studying Kevin's
flight path and I was looking at it.

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And shortly after they've passed over Greenland
and they were back over water,

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the plane just disappeared and there's a
little fire emoji in a frozen frownie face

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on this flight tracker. I'm looking
at what does that mean? You think?

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What if that's how they indicated like
the little frozen guy. Well,

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you've got him passed Gland, Okay, yeah, yeah, he's still he's

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about to enter Canada. Is that
is that where you're at? Like way

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Northern Canada? Yeah, guys,
why don't you just fly straight? Is

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that Newfold Newfoundland? They are flying
straight? That is that's Yukon? Dude,

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he's north of I don't know Saint
John's. He's just north of Saint

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John's. Are you mentioning college basketball
team? He's north of Yukon and st

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Oh he's you know where he is? He's at the Labrador Peninsula. Look,

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we're American. We're not supposed to
know the upper Yeah, the upper

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part, upper world, the main
Quebec. Don't you know them all?

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What's the temperature there? Not interesting, not a lot. I don't care.

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He is way up there on Ontario, Manitoba, Saskatchewan. Oh yeah,

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but that's the British Columbia, Columbia, Alberta, Alberta. Yeah,

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but northern territories we don't know anything
about. So it's weird that Canada's the

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second largest country in the world,
right, Yeah, we're just sitting on

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all their real estate. I mean
how much. Look at all that north

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just left. Look at all that
north. Look at all that north.

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That's my brother Cash s Roy sitting
in with us for one more segment.

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Good morning everybody, Good morning morning
to you. We're talking sphere. We

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were there for the fish shows.
I got a couple of other things on

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that, and we do have at
least six talkbacks we're gonna play. Thank

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you for your talkbacks. I'm ripping
through birthdays too, because because there's one

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interesting one. Apparently there's a big
old slug on birthdays. Yeah, well

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s l U T Yes, is
that what you just said? That's sort

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of what I said. But I
don't want to paint it as such because

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I admire That's why I'm here.
I admire her. Let's talk about the

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over there real quick things we saw
the sphere did that I think you would

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find interesting? The one main one, because all I could think of was

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one Malcolm Bayless is that had a
song towards the end, oh the encore,

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or toward the end of the first
night. But they play car wash.

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They turned and sort of the entire
sphere into a carwash. Oh my

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god, So you were inside like
middle console or driver, passenger, whatever,

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and yeah, they turned the entire
sphere into a car wash, went

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through f and car wash. I'm
gonna I'm gonna post a couple of pictures

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at cash at Cash Sports on Twitter, and I want you to see them.

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They played a song called You Enjoy
Myself, which is one of their

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big opus songs, and it was
like a seventies car that you pressed play

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as you're going into the car wash, and they played the whole thing as

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the car is going through all its
cycles, the bubbles, the colors,

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everything. Did they spring for the
hand dry Oh no, no, no,

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no, no, no no no, it's under touchless touchless and then

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touchless and then at the end of
that song, they switched from the car

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wash to a massive dog licking the
top of the sphere. Yeah, massive

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puppy dog. The getting flat on
the sphere just licking. It was the

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most bizarre, cool, awesome thing. And when you see the scale in

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the picture of the band compared to
this dog that was three stories high,

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insane. I can only imagine,
like if you were really right drugging it

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up at this thing, that might
be too much. Yeah, Like I

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said, everything was slow. There
were definitely moments of massive color like that

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video. You just saw a lot
of beautiful colors, but nothing moved too

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quickly, and there was not a
strobe effect, Like they could hypnotize the

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entire very easily, the entire audience. What if you were on like the

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most powerful had of window pane that
you've ever had. Okay, well,

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you're just tripping acid and peaking at
those moments where there's a dog, you

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could go crazy, a giant dog
and he's looking yeah, and he's just

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in like slow motion. It was
a good seven minutes of it. I

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mean I've stared at myself in a
mirror for forty five minutes on that stuff.

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Yes, he's showing you what is
that dog? Or ah dog?

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What's the Oh yeah, you don't
even need to be on acid to trip

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out right right. I just tweeted
that to you. Thanks later. Speaking

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of people who did too much,
on the second night, no boy,

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we saw this like commotion right maybe
ten feet to our left is security and

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whatever's coming down part of your party, No, not part of our party.

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And there was this couple and the
dude who's the guy We could see

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he was a big boy, I
mean at least two fifty and he is

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leaned back in his chair. His
eyes are open, but he's out cold.

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He's gone. And the girl next
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girl, she was out cold.
They did way too much of whatever they

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were doing. And I don't even
know the drug culture that well these days,

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so I have no clue what options
were even on the table. Okay,

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that's what it means. We were
curious about that. I don't know

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what the effects that does. But
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you know, big dude little girl. They both at the same time

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knot it off, so security half
dozen security people were trying to get him

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out of his chair. I guess
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or did the wheelchair come back into
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get up, no, because this
was on stairs. But they put a

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little sheath like underneath him, like
a carrying tarp almost with multiple handles on

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it. And they finally twisted him
and dragged him out of the eye if

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they couldn't wake them up. No, but his eyes were open. I

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mean, he was just gone on
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he had no idea that they were
taking him out, and he's a big

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boy. And they dragged him to
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I mean it looked like thin white
garbage bag almost to be able to slide

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it up underneath him, but it
was strong enough with some handles to carry

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this big dude out. And this
happened so quickly and efficiently that it looked

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like they were prepared for this.
Yeah, well they had that. Yeah,

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they were prepared that bag thing to
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So yeah, they were ready for
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called over all, like the bigger
security people. Well this has happened before.

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I don't know, I don't know, And we only saw that once.

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I mean it wasn't like it was
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but it was really close to us, and it was bizarre. Those

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are the only people I saw getting
dragged. It was great, it was

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it was incredible. I loved it. I don't know where to slot it.

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Like I said earlier, it's a
different category of concerts or and listen

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they do. They do nature shows
throughout, so if you go to Vegas,

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like you can experience a thing without
that whole Yeah, that whole you

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know, full court press. Yeah, that christ tag attached to it.

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Well, but yeah, it was
a great time, great time. Let's

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do some birthdays real quick then we'll
get to your talk back. April twenty

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fourth is today's day. Happy birthday, Kelly Clarkson forty two today. Oh

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she's a state wide treasure, I
know. Happy birthday. Chipper Jones fifty

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two, The Braves Legend, Cedric
the Entertainer is sixty today, y'all.

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I can't even believe it. Phil
Robertson of the Duck Dynasty is seventy seven.

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But anyway, we did all that
to get to this. There's a

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birthday today, eighty two years old. I'm going to read you a list,

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oh, god of body count,
and I actually think you would.

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You will get this. I don't
for a reason, and you try.

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I'm going to read you a list
of men that this legendary female performer,

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okay, oh, bedded in her
day? Can I guess before you do

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anything? I'll no, but you
can? Uh? Why do you want

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to ruin everything for everybody? Yeah? All the time? You can just

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say at the end playing the game. The game's not even started, so

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wouldn't it be awesome to guess he's
a nasty bit? All right? Fine,

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play the game away? I got
that nickname. This woman has been

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the following men. Elliott Gould,
Don Johnson, Andre Agacy, Joe Namath,

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Oh, Chris Christofferson, Pierre Trudeau, the father of Canada's Justin Trudeau,

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Robert Redford, Warren Batty, Richard
Gear, Peter Jennings, John Voight,

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Liam Neeson, Peter Jennings, and
a heavily rumored tryst with King Charles

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back when he was merely a prince
in nineteen ninety four. I am tired.

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That would be the great Barber streisand
Barbara streisand okay, eighty two today.

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You want to hear a weird little
quick story. Oh, did you

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bang Barbara streisand Danny? Not really, but my dad told me that he

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thought that I was the love child
that was given up for adoption of Barber

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streisand and Elliott Gould. And the
reason being because when they did the paperwork

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for my adoption, the last name
on my birth certificate, my original birth

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certificate was Gould. Really, that's
he deducted that from that now. Yes,

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my mom's maiden name was Gould,
but she married years after I was

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given up for adoption. But my
mom's maiden name, you know, I'm

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half Gouled, half Gold. No
Elliott involved whatsoever, But my dad suspected

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that was Can you please remind me
to call him Gould from now on,

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Danny Gould. My name would have
been Joshua Alan Gould. Really. Yeah,

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that's my name on my originalirth certificate. J josh Gould. That guy's

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going places. That's interesting. Did
that plenty partner naming? Yeah, that's

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the reason, because I knew that
that's cool. Gold, that's cool.

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Yeah, that's not I don't like
that because it is it's basically just I

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should change my last name to balls
and just cut out the middleman. Danny

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Balls, Dan Damn, glad to
meet you. Good story, goold.

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What a nice rung she had though? Huh, yes, isn't that awesome?

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Yes? But for her especially non
not the most traditional beauty I suppose.

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Yeah, but there was something magnetic
about her. A certain part of

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her body maybe have been made of
dynamite. Danny, Yes, you can.

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He's not thick. You can tell
us your dynamite story. Never.

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Never, you've heard you tell it
a couple of nights the radio. That

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was the old me. I've changed, right, That's why you can tell

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stories about that old guy he was
you want, I'm mature now. She

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also married to James Brolin since nineteen
ninety eight. Happily married to this day.

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Happy birthday, Barbara streichs. Really
all right, we got some talkies

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Okay, it's just nice. It
felt like he lost his hand on the

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wheel in session part two of that
talkback wouldn't be as friendly. I they

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downloading that podcast now, But thank
you Lee Habib who I definitely an Aerican

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story. What will I learned that
I didn't already know? That's great?

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Hey, guys, that's pretty mean. Doing the flight report over the radio

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while Kevio is listening, hope makes
it okays earlier. Yeah, and we're

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like, there's lots of a bunch
of red flashing lights on his flight report.

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I mean, they wouldn't tell him
in the plane. What if we

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find out that the pilot's like a
big fan of the freak and just had

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the station piped in for the endurance
of the right of the entire trip.

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Cracking up and him laughing is what
caused just the turbulence that Kevin was here

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to press the bad button. Look, other than any plane I've been on

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or my brother, I don't know
if I want one to land safely more

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than this one or else. Imagine
they're replaying of audio. Listen to you,

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guys, last week. That's exactly
what I was thinking about, like,

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this is all fun and games,
and then something happens. Dude,

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the worst audio ever to replace Karma
Bitches. I know. I told,

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what are we gonna do if he
dies? Oh my god. It was

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making me sweat listening to you guys
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future thing that I hope doesn't happen. Yeah. No, he's good.

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He's back over land. He's over
the Yukon. Now you don't know what's

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over the Yukon basketball team right now. There you go. I have type

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two narco lepsie, but I manage
it well. I'm heading up to Europe

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and I'm scared as hell. I'm
taking American airlines and they are crap.

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So I'm drugged up on a gumy
I don't feel blank and they're so yummy.

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So there goes one. keV In
Turner, the little guy with the

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big story to tell. Love you
guys. This is where heard the dog

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walking. He ran out right at
the end, But I'm popping him up

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on number one spot in the podium
run Yeah you know, and a pretty

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good voice. Who could topple him? Yeah? Can he be tall?

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I'm not saying that's untoppable, but
and you didn't say that it's pretty solidging

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pretty solid. Mike. You must
be getting old. You can't handle three

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days of cocaine and spear. You
gotta take an extra day off. Christina

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puked and rallied. She was at
work. I guess she's a little tougher

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than you are. Welcome back,
boys. I can't argue with anything that

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man just said. I can,
Well, what's the matter, Mike,

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you can't handle three days of cocaine
at the speed? Get Oh boy?

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That was fun, by the way, walking around Vegas and just looking and

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seeing that thing and just saying,
yeah, we couldn't stop with the Garland

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Richardson also real quick. Uh,
one of the best moments the whole trip.

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I mean, craps is confusinghap most
people don't know how to play craps.

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So we played craps on like the
machine, right, did you bet

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on the com I bet on the
farm, I bet on the coum Heart.

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But it does have real dice that
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jump, so it's not like completely
computerized, like there are dice that you're

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looking at. But your bets are
all on the screen anyway, gather around.

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I kind of show Christina the basics
and I let her be my roller,

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Like all you're doing is hitting the
plunger. And she rattled off about

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twenty plus rolls without crapping out with
a seven to where me and cash we

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made two hundred and fifty three hundred
bucks And everybody at the table, they're

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all gathering to play and clapping for
her. It's like you, it's like

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your Vegas dream moment, and they're
all hot long throwing hot dice. She's

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smiling her thumbs up in there.
She like had her Vegas craps moment you

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see in like movies. She absolutely
did and made us a ton of money

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at the same time. And then
you had your middle of the night crap

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moment and couldn't find the fark face
talk bass. That was a six o'clock.

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She wasn't listening one hundred agreement with
Mike the Machine Marshall. Less kt

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I thought he's gonna talk the defense
is there. It can hold. No,

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we can't win this entire chape agit
no way the Clippers can sustain this

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type of seven games. Just less
kt I don't know, man, But

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when this Moxroy talks about his fish
experience, he kind of loses whatever accident

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he used to have. He sounds
like a totally different person. He's so

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exciting everything. I don't know,
man. I think that's because it's my

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brother Cash talking different people. We
did sit down, there's the same person.

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We neither of us had hats on. Yep, and the fish fans

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like super friendly. But within ten
seconds the guy next to us goes,

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hey, hey, you too look
alike, Like, all right, I

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get it. You're brothers. How
that happened? No, wait, you're

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twins? Yeah? Are you twins? And the girl behind us, I

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don't know if you saw this.
She took a picture of us, and

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it's like the beautiful sphere where there's
bubbles everywhere, and we have two bold

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two bubble heads. I'm like,
thank you. I almost said go and

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send me that. Oh you should
have grabbed that. I want to a

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lid. I had a hat,
but I because you know, we're partying

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and I was hot in there.
All right, thank you, talkbackers.

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My guy stands on the podium singing
the Jaradian song he did good? You

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know who else did good? Today
you Danny Bayliss. No, not better

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than you though, bro, Hey
Dingo, you crushed. I did all

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right, Next time I come here. Helicopter ride into the Grand Canyon.

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Oh yeah, he did it,
you did, landed in the Grand Canyon

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safely. Yeah, I'm here.
Well we didn't get to a lot that.

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Yep. You're gonna rip stub hubbed
pieces. Oh my god. There's

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always more. There's more tomorrow as
the downbeat proper returns. Kevin Turner will

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join us, Danny Bales will be
here, I will be here. We

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cannot thank my brother Cash enough for
jumping in today, good man, I

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love you. Thank you to Mike
Marshall for jumping on talking some MAVs.

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Thank you to JJ Jackson. And
we will be back tomorrow full strength.

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The return oh the Hot Boys tomorrow
morning at six a m Audio smofos