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Thursday morning brings us a lot of
fun, a lot of activities, and

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a review of a SPENTUREA pet Detective
coming soon to a segment near you where

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the down beat up. You're doing
well, Kevin Turner. We have Danny

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Baylis Mikes, Roy J. J. Jackson with us today and we're gonna

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have a good time highlighting picks with
Glenn's eight am celebrity guest picker who is

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a mystery will be here at eight
am? Who call and we'll be here.

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It's a heat because they've given you
that context. Sleep eight o'clock for

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that. The celebrity guest pickers have
been kicking our ass. I like the

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miss aspect of this, Kevo.
All right, so the Danny and I

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don't know who it is. You
got this one? I got it man,

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But it was the letter B.
Yeah, B is employed. Yeah,

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I think I know who it is. Right, It's fine. Look,

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it was tough to get him,
but Larry Bird would join us eight

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o'clock. Larry Legend, the Birdman. He actually reads his Instagram messages.

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Yes, that's good. Fight.
Inserted two million dollars into your bank account

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and nothing about your life changes except
for you instantly looked like Larry Bird.

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Right your face, your face is
that of Larry Bird, like right now

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Larry or nineteen Yeah, the best
Larry, which was not a good Larry,

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an infamously poor looking man. Two
million, two million dollars. You

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don't get his height theater, you
just get his face. Larry didn't do

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a lot to help himself back in
the day either. You seem like,

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do you think no, he went
with that whispy ass truck stop mustache for

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so long. He didn't need that
look at that and maybe he couldn't grow

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a beard. But I always feel
like if you've got a questionable head,

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your best strategy is to keep some
some element of growth like on it,

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like I do. Yeah, Like
I think we kind of a hide some

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of this. It takes a lot
to pull off clean shaven. These days,

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I'm allowed us to all grow beards
and cover our double chins, especially

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the older you get, Like if
you're if you're in your seventies, you

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should probably have a big ass beard
unless you're just like super fit in shape

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and just handsome. Your whole life
is I'm staring at a man with a

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beard, like six sixty five seventy
percent American scruffy. I mean at least

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probably that is probably high. But
we look around, I mean last night.

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I didn't check last night, but
I don't know. It's this exactly

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what the three of us have is
pretty much the go to look. Now.

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Things changed, though. How long
ago was it to where it was

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kind of I don't know proper for
you used to be clean shaving, that's

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what I'm saying. Was it the
two thousands, yeah, I mean like

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ten twelve years ago. Even I
don't know. This was not a look

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like the I don't want to call
it. Any of these a beard.

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I don't think they are. Maybe
his. I'm probably in full beard mode

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now, but I just I don't
know. I don't I grow my beard.

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I grow it out as long as
it can go, not as long

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as it can go, as long
as I can tell you get tired of

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it and want to get tired of
it. It's basically, when I can

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feel the hair around my mouth,
on my lips, that's cute in there,

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shave it all off, and then
we'll do it again. It's back

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in two weeks. Do a good
scruffy level. You don't shave it into

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a mustache and dress like a local
detective. I do sometimes well, I

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will occasionally show up with the mustache. Do you sometimes do a culturally unacceptable

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mustache in your mirror when you're shaving
it down and then you make madman faces.

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The people who say they've never done
that are the same people who say

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they've never tried to ask themselves and
ask is not the yeah, I don't

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know, Oh no, I got
you. Yeah, I definitely did that.

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I guess be themselves. Yeah,
it's cool when you have like bangs

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and you can even you can curry. Yeah, lay it over the Why

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would anybody do that? I swear
to god, I've never done Why did

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Michael Jordan do it on a Haynes
commercial? Understand an odd era for the

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goat? It had definitely had a
Hitler mustar. Did that happen when he

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was so untouchable that no one questioned
it? Because that gets questioned in the

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cell phone era? And he did
in a commercial. Yes, that was

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a that was a popular look.
The Hitler mustache was not a popular There's

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a difference between the straight Hitler dude. But I saw lots of brothers back

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in the day that would kind of
not grow the mustache all the way to

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the corners of their mouth. Yeah, that's not that though. That is

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okay. I think the rule is
it's gotta be longer than your nostrils.

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Look a look at it. It's
shocky, dude. The no, the

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mustache of the black community has been
a staple forever. Yes, but not

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that short. No, no,
not the width that short, but the

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thin the thin one. Yeah.
I mean Donovan would always say what you

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don't trust to white man with a
mustache and a black man without one that

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was like his dad. It's pretty
interesting. Yeah, God that when when

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did that commercial air? Because it's
in the social media era? Grilled for

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it and I think just people,
I think not of people know about it.

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The guy was just on a plane
and a Haynes commercial rock and a

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Hitler mustache. Larry Bird, I
tell you what, would have been grilled

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for it, and rightfully so.
Larry Bird had the molester mustache. Yeah,

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an odd looking dude and his his
name is Bird. Yeah, I

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guess I don't know. It's that
not weird. Like there's people that are

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so famous they sort of negate how
odd their names are because you're just used

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to hearing them Larry Bird the hell
like a Chucky Cheese character. Yea,

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that's the fakest person. Yeah,
exactly, Chuck e Cheese character. Larry

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Bird. All right, that's just
normal. He kind of looks he has

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bird like qualities, bird features,
Larry Bird. Okay, that's normal.

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I was trying to find a picture
on my phone for you, Danny.

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Larry is a funny a funny first
name too, Larry. I can't take

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anybody named Larry seriously. Yeah,
but I feel like Lawrence is sort of

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a power name. Lawrence is badass. But if somebody introduces themselves as Larry,

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I probably want to be friends with
him because he's probably funny. Like

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a guy named Larry, He's gonna
be funny. Larry's are funny. Yeah.

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Charles Barkley commented on the Michael Jordan
Haynes commercial Hitler mustache win like today

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a long time ago, not today. We're the only people on earth talking

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about this today. In twenty ten
on The Damn Lavatar Show, he said,

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I let's see if I can do
Charles Barkler. Oh, I gotta

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admit, Ernie. When I saw
the commercial, I had to take a

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double take. This is one of
the stupidest things I've ever seen in a

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long time. That's terrible. I
mean, I've got to admit that I

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don't know what the hell he was
thinking, and I don't know what Haynes

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was thinking. Man, I mean, it is just stupid. It's just

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bad playing and simple Ernie, let's
not add I think it done one you

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that was not That was maybe as
good as your Trump. No, that

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was not very good. People are
saying it's not that bad. Everyone knows

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it. Crooked Joe Faily, his
dog's on the loose. Commander, Yeah,

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commander bid another guard more on that
at seven thirty. Didn't you get

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shipped off to their uncle's ranch up
north too? It's time the dog bites

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everyone. I mean, what the
hell? Yeah, there's so much.

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There's just as much insanity going on
in Washington as there is in our everyday

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lives. We just think that because
they're you know, elected officials and smart

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and policy makers, that they're somehow
different than us. Nope, they're just

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shlubs like the rest. I've said
it, and we can do a whole

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segment sometime on the simple quote.
Absolutely everyone is winging it. Essentially.

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My new motto just to apply to
every I know I'm winging it, but

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I can admit every day, absolutely
everyone is just winging it. And that

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us for the United States government,
the Dallas Cowboys radio stations, We're all

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just winging it. It's so true. Everyone's pretending they got it more figured

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out than they do everyone. I
think. And maybe the more sense that

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people think that they have of a
command of a situation or control or they're

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smart about something, I think,
the more hesitant they are to believe it,

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you know. Yeah. True,
the closure you get to actually having,

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you know, having things under control
in any way, the more you

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lie to yourself and doubt it.
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people, as a society, how
for generations, hundreds of years, we've

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gone to great links to kind of
bend in nature to our will and think

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that, oh look at that,
look at that big beautiful damn and all,

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and nature looks at up us and
just says, yeah, whatever,

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and it just farts and thousands of
people die. Yeah, you know,

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yeah, Oh wow, I guess
we're not as smart as we thought we

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were. Like, you gotta learn
to, I don't know, go with

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things and just ride waves and not
assume that you're the smartest guy in the

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room, because yes, we are
winging it. Yeah, well we don't

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know a damn thing. I know. I think there's power and knowing that

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I'm an idiot and I do know
that, and that's awareness, powerful admission

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and sort of freeing, you know. And what I read a quote and

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I'll screw it up. What is
it? Your knowledge? Uh? Your

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knowledge a single drop of water and
the vastness of potential knowledge the ocean something

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like that, you know where it's
true, like even if you're smart,

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you you're of the knowledge of one
drop of water compared to the ocean.

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It's like the same thing. It's
like you you realize how completely tiny and

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small you are in context of yeah, this universe. Now, what you

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can do is have your scene sorted
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a flow to it in a system, and that I think creates the illusion

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of having things figured out. And
maybe you have them figured out as they

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apply to you and your family,
and that's all you can do. All

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you can aspire to do, I
think, is to be organized and have

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it down the best you can.
But realistically, yeah, just winging it.

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Yeah, don't ever, I think
the biggest the fatal flaw is thinking

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you've got something figured out. I
got this Yeah, probably not, maybe

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not. Maybe you get through it
and you come out fairly unscathed. Congratulations,

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good run, good for you.
What you guys think about the movie

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last night? I mean the movie
we saw it the Lake Highlands, Alamo

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draft House for Let's Freak and chill
Ace Ventura Pet Detective. That's the one

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I'm talking about. I think the
turnout was great. I think that part

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was awesome. You guys have both
seen it? Oh yeah, what the

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film? Yeah, I'm interested in
JJ's reaction because not only you share a

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movie critic, and we will have
her on nine fifteen for press play JJ

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back again. But she made a
comment before the movie and it was about

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Ray Finkel, and I was like, you've never seen this, and she

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was like, it's like I was
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Yeah, yeah, so now,
JJ, I just remember seeing it.

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I was telling the listener this back
in my daycare days. Yeah,

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there's an orgasmic sex scene in this
movie. Yeah, I don't fully remember.

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I don't know how we were able
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it might have been the first one
then no, I'm I'm just I'm sorry

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there was another one yet one Please
it's worth it for the one saying it's

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where he comes out of the rhino. H else terrible? Whoa bumble be

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tuna? Yeah, I mean pole
continent, good night there actually has a

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couple of good bits, and that
one, it's the first one. The

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one you saw last night is significantly
better, don't worry. Yeah, all

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right, I mean it's up,
It's up Jim Carrey's alley, I guess

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definitely at that time. Uh,
very over the top dramatic physical actor.

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Yeah wait, you think it was
over the top character? Oh my god.

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Yeah, he didn't have one straight
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he had one that was just setting
up a punch line for you know,

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the false emotion for who, yeah, who did it? But yeah,

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I mean I love Jim Carrey.
I think he's definitely one of our all

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time I guess comedic actors. He
has like a special place in my heart

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because of my childhood with the mask
and the Grinch and all this. So

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yeah, it didn't take it.
Obviously, that's a film that's not meant

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to be taken serious. Not the
best script. But because you love Jim

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Carrey and you just you'll you'll put
up with it. And it was funny

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enough to not be like, Okay, this is just you know, because

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it's it's it's stupid funny. It's
stupid comedy, you know. That's but

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the plot is good. Actually,
yeah, I was like, the plots

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amazing. The plot is good.
I'm driving home last night and I was

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like, the plot made in nineteen
ninety four for them to have that plot,

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I was like, oh, yeah, so it must have been the

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second one that And then we watched
it because, okay, the plot of

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a Super Bowl kidnapping and you have
to go check off every player on that

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nineteen eighty four Dolphins a championship roster, but that's outstanding. The writing was

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so bad. I mean, it
was like a fourth grader wrote that script

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and just said, here's some words
on a paper, let's hire Jim Carrey.

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And the whole movie is nothing but
Jim Carrey, physical comedy, over

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the top, extending jokes that probably
need to be tightened up a little bit.

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I looked at Mikey and I had
the fortune of sitting between Kevo and

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Miguel. I was tired at the
end of that, and that thing was

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only like an hour and fifteen minutes
long. It was exhausting because you had

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so many Monzrellas ticks. We used
the Buddy system Sart smart way to enjoy

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Monzrellas. I disagree. I think
that script was so tight it would have

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worked with any number of actors had
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I think. So it's a ninety
minute movie, and I think he

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had I think he had forty five
bits written down. It's like, here's

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half the movie and we're getting all
of these bits. Are you feeling they

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necessarily attach the lines between these bits
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in the box and the storage closet, h super slow mo. And then

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he rewinds it. That is incredible
acting amazing. Yeah, rewinding the super

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slow pretty amazing. And then he
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conversation and sits back down and keeps
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hard in the theater when I saw
that in the real like twenty years ago.

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Whatever. We laughed yesterday too.
Okay, there were some laugh out

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loud moments. Danny laughed a good
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and two seats away. Yeah,
I was miss Jackson here and I heard

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laughing. I heard a quiet bit. Well also too, because those moments

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that because there's memes from this film. Yeah, that's true, there's that

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one. Yeah it's and then it
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these these these get the jifts like
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And yeah, he's just he's just
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and cool modern day pleasure when you
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original form for the first time.
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it was from, and you're like, when he's running down that player on

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the track, eventually chloroforms. Actually, that whole montage is it's pretty good

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of looking for to line up by
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he's just knocking out every player that
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missing the stone on their ring.
And that's good. It's good detective using

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the process of elimination to rule out, you know, suspects. I just

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saw their picture. It was like, who the hell is that like on

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the on the picture twenty feet away
from him. Who the hell is that?

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And it's because it's an updated team
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because he was a mid season edition. Yeah right, ain't coming home.

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like, oh my god, that
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but what is laughter like if you're
if it makes you feel good. Yeah,

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whether the means they get there doesn't
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absurd and it's so particular. Danny
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why does he drive like that?
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Kids. Well, I know he's
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Yea power sliding into every park A
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is like a glove like okay,
gif he's such an asshole too, you

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know. Yes, I think they
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the tiny little subtleties when he's walking
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got an orc just replay. He
just locks by like a toddler, just

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smacks the violin his boat. Yeah, oh, I mean just And he

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does things when he's all by himself
that are point, like when he's sneaking

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through that million dollar mansion. He
goes over the rail and he ship me

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slides and then he pretends that jump
on the and all he could have done

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is his walk to the door.
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the little extra inflatable boat and he
has to go four feet and he tells

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out the fan the hand fan is
a propeller, and he looks all intense

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and moves four feet forward and climbing
the letter. Look, I'm a guy

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that thinks some airplanes one of the
greatest comedic achievements of the modern era.

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Yeah, so yeah, absurdity,
ridiculousness, stupid, stupidity, I'm all

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about it. But to have me
thinking too, Dan, because I remember

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Dan Marino being in Bad Boys too. Was that kind of like a thing

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for him? Like was he popping
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I think that's about it. I
think that's about it. My Miami

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themed movie, Yeah, yeah,
I think you could probably score Marino.

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I obviously free passed this movie forever
because it's the Miami Dolphin movie and it's

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got Dan Marino and the dolphin of
the Super Bowl, Like, there's how

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could I not love it? But
I hear exactly what you're saying. But

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I did laugh a lot. But
I was in a great mood, and

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you're with good people as your friends
and were able to kind of whisper and

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snicker. Yeah, And it was
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it's kind of okay to talk and
yell at the screen. Yeah, exactly,

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And you were cheering anytime Don Shula
got on camera trying to mail a

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letter and aces in the mailbox and
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Weirdly started to laugh. When they
went to the ray Finkels died, Dan

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died shrine. His room just was
amazing. I mean, the links that

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Finkel went to and his mom more
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And the house was still tagged with
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That house was literally on its last
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doing well. Oh god, I
thought it was excellent. Two things,

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incredible turnout. Great. We had
if if anyone's curious, maybe ten twelve

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dolphin representation shirts and outfits. Yeah, what was your tab? It was

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only like seventy bucks. And I
was yelling, I'm like, dude,

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who needs what Let's go, But
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put a couple of things on it. The first guy saw in the parking

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lot goes, Kat, you want
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Yeah. He brought a half dozen
inflatable dolphins, which I was thrown

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in the air. Oh. We
had two girls, one with a full

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dolphin dress and the other girl in
her and her husban been. She made

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a shirt that said Glenn's with a
dolphin logo and she wrote three and oh

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on it as this like the shirt
only works this week. It's good through

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Saturday, good through Saturday midnight.
And she made gear It was a guy

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with a race Finkle jersey. Man
I full like like game quality Finkle jersey.

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Did you did you notice that Skin
brought his whole family out for movie

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nights, So his wife was there
and his kids. Dez in Maya and

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Maya's I think maybe a senior in
high school. She graduated. Yeah,

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okay, she's she's about to go
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fifteen or sixteen, right, and
I and I talked to them after the

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movie, And I have either of
you ever seen this film and they go

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no, and I kind of leaned
down. I go it was terrible,

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right, and my eye goes,
yeah, it was horrible, and DEAs

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goes I liked it was like hell
yeah, yeah. I was high five

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and like hugging everyone walking out a
theater in Maya. Just stone face kind

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of walked by and I'm like,
come on, one laugh, one laugh,

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and She's like, no, definitely
before not one one laugh anywhere in

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there. Mom and dad drugged me
to this damn movie that came out like

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ten years before it was born.
I think Skin's wife Christine asked her,

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what do you think whatever, and
she kind of wins and said, I'm

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sure it was funny back then.
Yeah, yeah, what a great review.

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There is a big kind of just
kind of all lead to this weird

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homophobic thing. Yeah, oh my
god. Yeah boy. The the undertones

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of homophobia are pretty prevalent in that
movie. Yeah, we've come a long

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way there, haven't We find out
that nine hornets finkel may nine, nine

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or nine are all those things?
Though? I think Danny said it or

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dur the movie, because all these
catchphrases are gonna come back, aren't they.

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He's like, yes, they are
can't wait read all day? You

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never heard that back then or then
like cliche. Now, we were doing

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that when that movie came out.
Being in our twenties, Mike, my

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group, we were all doing that
with each other for weeks. He's amazing.

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Yeah, he is NonStop every second
of it. He's out of his

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mind. And honestly, I had
a great time. Thank you. That's

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a good way to kick off.
Let's freaking chill. The baton gets past.

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I think to who been in it? Next month? Next month for

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another movie party, and I ain't
gonna miss it because that was good times.

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And again, thank you everybody showed
out. If Skin dressed up,

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If Skin picks a three hour documentary, oh my god on Fakitas or or

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jazz Bass, actually might go to
that, but yeah, give it a

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chance. You guys love it.
You're gonna love It's incredible. It's an

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incredible story to the end. All
right. Now, they'll tackle them.

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They're not letting Skin pick. Yeah, it'll be a ben movie. I

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bet it's Roadhouse. I would go
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It'll definitely be something from the eighties. Yeah, safe as a guy who

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worked on that show, for ten
years. There will be Eighties movies mentions

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that show. They mentioned Cobra the
other day, Me and Christy needs to

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look at each other and go,
oh, I hope it is Cobra.

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Cobra badass movie. And we got
a chance to hang out with all of

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our listeners next Thursday as well at
the Echo Lounge for one year anniversary party.

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More details on that throughout the show. Coming up next, let's get

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to a little bit. There's a
couple of man hunts, one locally,

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one nationally. A big update on
one of these, Like there's been a

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lot of man Hunts lately. We'll
discuss what's going on there next on nine

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seven one The Free