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This is a downbeat on ninety seven
to one The freak. When you wake

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up in the morning and a lot
is hurt your head. The first thing

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you do when you get up ab
out of bed, hit that street or

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running and try to meet the masses
and go get yourself some cheap sunglasses out.

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Yeah, oh yeah, oh yeah, it's my little thing. Kind

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of followed her all night in a
funky fine Levi's and a sweaters kind of

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tight boobs. Is that West Coast
rut that was sweet as molasses but were

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really knocking be out? Was the
cheap sunglasses. It was doing it for

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the sun and for the moon.
Have the eclipse day, everyone, don't

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fare to forget to wear IOC certified
glasses today. Kevin, is that Al

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Roker at the ross Pero Museum.
Oh my god, Al Roker's here,

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Kevin the Eclipse Man book Al is
people with Signs. I sh would have

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known Al Roker was going to be
at the Proro Museum. See if Kerry

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was there already. He could be
today. Could brain spear Al Roker right

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now live on EBC If you're a
listener making ninety seven won the freak sign

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and hold it up behind Al Roker. Yeah, a little late for that.

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Probably grab your election yard sign,
considering everybody standing by and Al Rokers

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is about the average age of eight. Yeah, he's at the pro Museum.

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Fox four is over at Clyde Warren
Park. We know what a day.

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Oh yeah, there's Dan Godwin from
Fox four. All eyes on DFW.

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It's our data sunt Perro Museum as
well. See a lot of options

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people. If you want to get
a freak sign, hold it behind a

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field reporter on Eclipse Day. We
would love you for that. It would

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really help. I think. Also, we just saw a couple in Russellville,

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Arkansas, get in a hot air
balloon and they're going up to watch

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the eclipse from a hot air blood
die simultaneously guaranteed that that's me. That's

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me. Whenever I see a hot
air balloon, we will remind you that

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the benskinch Other Speakeasy Clyde Warren Park
today hanging big watch party. We're the

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official eclipse pregame party all morning long
here and that's going to include breaking country

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music news. In one hour at
eight thirty, Dany'll have the details in

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the more Morgan Wallen incident and then
thirty minutes some more elip stuff that I

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think is kind of fascinating. But
I want to do a story that did

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cross my timeline over the weekend once
again, Fellers. What happened? A

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Southwest Airlines jet? What happened?
Returned to Denver Sunday morning. It took

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off, but the engine cover fell
off and it struck the wing flap.

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Now there's footage of this and it's
it's a little more vicious than it sounds.

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And oh, an engine cover fell
off and struck the wing flip.

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Yeah, big deal. It's a
plane. When you watch it, you're

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like, Holy Lord or Holy Christ? Is the uh yeah? Wrestle media

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announcer was so coal. But it
was a Boeing seven thirty seven mowing headed

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to Houston and second mishap of the
week for Southwest because they had a flight

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that got canceled Thursday in Lubbock when
there's an engine fire and the Lubbock Fire

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Department did confirm, yeah, there's
a fire, and one of the two

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engines that needed to be extinct wished
because you're both Boeing seven thirty seven eight

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hundreds, not the seven thirty seven
Max, but seven thirty seven eight hundreds.

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So I think there's something to all
this. I discounted you guys when

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you just kept bringing up playing stories. But I think when you factored in

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with yeah, i'll say that expose
that, uh John Marshall, John Oliver

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did about Boeing that was pretty eye
opening, and then the CEO of Boeing

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quitting and saying me away from this
thing. Yeah, And then it's just

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a tick up and a percentages of
flights that are dealing with something I think

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they're I think you're actually onto something. I'll tell you this. I would

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not be flying internationally over water anytime
soon if I were in air of you

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guys. Yeah, that's one place
you won't find me. It's on an

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airplane perhaps destination Italy. In like
nine days, I have been thinking the

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same thing a lot. Dude,
you're gonna get sucked off. I don't

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think the door's gonna folve. It's
not an Alaska Airlines one, it's a

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Boeing. It doesn't matter what name
is painted on the side. Kevin,

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I did put in the direct message
on the app request to my doctor.

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Hey, I'm flying trans Atlantic next
week and could you give me something to

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help me sleep. Mm hmm.
Have you sent them that exact text like

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a thousand times over the last two
days. She said she still can't take

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your sea pap machine. I still
can't get for whatever reason. Oh my

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god, you don't have one yet. No, you're getting a machine problems.

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Yeah, you gonna giveaway bootleg pap
smears at work with your new machine,

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dud. We need to set that
up. What a good event.

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Kevin's pame smears? Yeah, like
Pat smears and it's my it's my papa

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and he's just he's got bagels,
he's got a speed lunking hat on with

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a leg. Let me them,
I kep just cut it down there knifes

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of cream cheese on a delicious baggle. Okay, we've mixed seven different Yes,

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it's good. Yeah, because some
people can keep up and those who

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can are like, what's the next
story? And I'll tell you what that

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story is if you'll calm down.
Had a big earthquake last Friday that we

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reported up there in the northeast.
Well I say big, it was a

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four point eight and uh there was
one guy though, who was in one

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of those You know, you'll always
remember where you were when this happened.

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Situations. He was laid back with
part of little minimal amount of anesthesia,

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but but but lucid, and then
everything starts shaking. He was getting of

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a sectomy during the earthquake. Oh
oh, and the doctor's going wait,

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the doctor said, what now?
Was that was a guy? Oh last

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to raw? That was the guy
one last the doctor doing that doing boy.

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That was the weirdest headline yesterday.
I know I'm bouncing around a little

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bit, but there's a headline from
CBS News Texas yesterday South Carolina beats off

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challenge from Iowa and Caitlin Clark they
really said that. Yeah. When I

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was in college, I went to
NAU and there's the Lumberjacks and the girls

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basketball team is the Lady Jacks and
they were off to like a four and

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oh start. So the headline was
Lady Jack's off to a good start.

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Yep. Yeah, yeah, that's
amazing. Who's but it works? Yeah,

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but it also worked, and there's
there's a good cover. Yes,

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you know, it draws attention to
the paper and they're like, oh my

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god, I can't believe we let
that through. And meanwhile they're truly they

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know exactly what they did, and
they snickers. They're snickering the student department.

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Uh. The doctor was like,
I think this is an earthquake,

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and the guys that I thought he
was messing with me. But he had

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to stop because everything was shaking.
He put the tools down for a moment.

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He had the scalpel, he put
it down. Oh god, that

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is really kind of scary, Like
what a mid la sick? Yeah,

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you know, I don't know,
Like, how do you know? Right?

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Terrible? Terrible, terrible terrible?
Did the doctor give you prescription of

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sleep for sleep pills? You never
really told me? Uh no, I

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haven't responded yet. Okay, you're
right in here about yeah, but I

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would love an ambient yeah or two. You want to just go to sleep

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and then wake up, not wake
woken up bloated, face down in the

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Atlantic Ocean. So I'm coming back
to work. How your journey? Oh

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god, that's like my big I'm
telling you it is going to be a

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mess. Buried alive, You know
a lot of people have shark spiders all

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that stuff. No one wants to
fall into a pit of rattlesnakes. I

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get it, But like buried alive
and then plane crash into the Atlantic is

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more so than the Pacific. It's
always been that way. Colder the Atlantic

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more than the Pacific. Colder waters. I don't know if that's true.

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Is that it should suck to be
in the North Sea, so you have

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the bodies of water that you least
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Yeah, I mean the Arctic oak
should one based by temperature? Yeah,

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Arctic one. Why do you save
this? And we'll make a bracket?

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No? Yeah, no, two
full segments. I don't want to do

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that. I don't think we should. You don't think we should. My

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God Speak bracket. Big D Bracket
on Dallas Morning came out a few weeks

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ago for the you know, March
Madness, and everyone's doing brackets. All

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this was fun, and then we
just stopped doing it. Well, you

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know, it's eating up to many
segments have time to get to other things.

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So twelve hundred people voted in the
Big D Bracket Challenge and the top

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two seeds did play in the finals. Big Text defeated Reunion Tower. Oh

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my god, are you kidding?
Who's the final four? Do you even

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have that? I'm sorry I do. We'll see here. Big Text Reunion

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Tower. Okay, there were guy
who put this together. His name is

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Dallas Cothrum of the Das Wonders.
He made this, he said, what

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did we learning this crowdsourcing experiment?
My biggest takeaway people love the Fair Fair

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Park, Fletcher's Corny Dogs, and
Big Texts all made the Sweet sixteenth.

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Reunion Tower made the final by defeating
the Jimmy Johnson expression. How about them

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cowboys? Okay, how about the
cowboys made the final four? Good god?

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Okay, actually don't know the final
four? Okay, so, but

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the final was Big Text against Reunion
Tower. Now look at ours and I

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got who did Big Tech in the
first round and they beat Barney? Okay,

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who do get in the second round? I wanted to it would have

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been Big Text against the French Room. Now for us it was El Phoenix

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down to Oh, I'm sorry,
my bad, yeah, l Phoenix,

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I'm sorry. I could see Big
Text making the Sweet sixteen, but it

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would have had to beat out the
Katie Trail. I don't know, man,

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Big Texts could have made it to
our final four. I'm pretty anti

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big text and I've been clear about
that, and I'm sorry. Hey,

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Evan Carter said Tennessee barbecues better in
Texas well. Big Text so went up

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against Barney in the first round.
Voted Barney because Big Text has a flat

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ass, and I like my I
like cowboy butts that drive me nuts.

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Oh yeah, hell yeah, you
know he's with me. I'm with you,

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ladies, ladies. So who won
Big Text beat Reunion Tower? Did

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J R. Ewing make the final
four because that was a number one seed?

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I think so. And in the
East the number one seed was the

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two to one four area code?
Yeah? Which are you idiots? Bounced

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in the first round? Yeah,
because the long horn ballroom beat it out.

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It's just not relevant anymore. No
one cares about area codes anymore.

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I care. I don't know.
Man, who's dialand phones? I don't

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know. But you have a two
and four attached to your number? Probably

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no, I don't, Yeah,
because I've had the same number. I

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never had. What are you a
four to six? Nine? Guys and

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four? Oh? Man for life? You should be an eight one seven

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man for life. I was eight
one seven growing up, and they expanded

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it and changed it to nine to
four. Oh, I'm gonna look at

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your phone number. I'm'na say,
if you have a good phone number.

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I do have a great phone game. I'm not gonna give it out,

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like give it out. No,
I'm not gonna give it out. Uh

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No, it's not that good.
Tell them, No, we're's six minutes

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sorry, six hours, forty minutes
or thirty seconds from totality and something that

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you should know will be covering that
all day long. Pretty good number,

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Danny, all right, No,
you got some rhythm to it. There's

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some rhythm. Yes, that back
four is nice. The back four is

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awesome. Bam bam. Yeah,
have you looked at mine? Look at

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mine? I got a banger,
I got lucky. Did you really you're

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gonna freak out when you see my
phone numbers? Six nine six six nine

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six nine six nine six nine.
All right, what is your phone number?

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Look at the back four and tell
me online to you eight oh eight?

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No, it's not was that customer
or total luck? Total luck?

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Luck? Isn't that great? Custom
Well? You pay through it? No,

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you could request a certain number and
if they've got it, it's yours.

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I didn't know that. Yep,
we're out a numbers. We're gonna

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be out of numbers. Oh not
like we requ yeah, you can.

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That's solid, all right. I
don't know if that's a commercial thing or

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individual, but yeah, I know
that. Bam bam. Yeah, that's

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good, Thank you, pretty good, thank you. One in seven Americans

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have zero interesting still got that Yahoo
account though, bro, Yeah, I

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know seeing keep that alive. One
in seven are not interested, Yeah,

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one and seven. If you're one
of those seven, call in two and

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four eight seven seven eight seven one
nine seven swing somebody problem if you really

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don't care. Yeah, they're thrashed
by all the news and three months of

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it everything. Hey, it's only
a big deal here. Like if this

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was happening in Kansas, you know, and missing us, it would be

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just like it was in twenty seventeen, where there wasn't three months of lead

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up. There's been three months of
lead up here because we are one of

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the few, the proud, the
few major cities. Is this Cleveland?

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The other one, I guess Cincinetti. I think I think it's Buffalo,

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Yeah, Niagara Falls, Yeah,
yeah, I mean there's a place of

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picks, but we are the biggest
market in the country. That's getting totality

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to you know, this is a
little interesting to me. If you were

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going to be uh in DFW and
you're kind of walking around. Where would

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you walk? Bishop Art sidewalk?
Well, I know less, but even

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less than is it sidewalk? Is
it? Where are the options? Okay?

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Well, yeah, where do you
walk? We're not a walking city.

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JFW is not a walking We're just
not. It's featured prominently on Netflix

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Full Swing season one where they're interviewing
Scottie Scheffer and his wife and he's having

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to avoid a tree that's planted in
the middle of the sidewalk. It's like

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it's kind of the way and there's
gy like, Okay, he's got to

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go first. The side of walks
aren't big. We're not a walking town.

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is great to walk. Yeah,
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there's a few of those those Bishop, but I mean all the yeah,

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absolutely, but I'm talking about like
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Bishop, you know, like all
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the Dublin or and even further south, like all those streets are just wonderful.

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bet White Rock is going to be
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trail, I imagine I'll be relatively
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will be bumping, I mean,
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is about heat islands here in DFW. But because I put out the call,

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I do have some eclips haters.
All right, let's go Hi.

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What's your name, hey caller?
Hello? Yeah, what's your name?

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My name is Tim? Where coming
from? Tim Rowlet So you're kind of

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in the path of totality. You
don't care about the eclipse, Chuck,

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It's nothing. This is nothing to
you, man. It's one of those

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things that if you don't see it, you'll never care that you didn't see

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it. Huh wait, hold on, I'm gonna need a second. If

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you didn't see it, you'll never
care that. Okay, So if you

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didn't know something happened, you'll never
care about it. No, no,

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no, It's like it's like watching
like Princess Diana's funeral or like balloon Boy

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or something like. It's only a
thing if you're like a part of it

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in the moment. But if you
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oh, yeah, it's Monday.
Well, what you need to do is

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just mess up traffic. Isn't that
everything? Though? Like if you don't

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care, watch it or participate in
it, it just happens without you knowing

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it. Now, there's like socially
like significant things that happen in the world

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that you're like, man, I
remember where I was when that happened,

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or like, oh, this is
like a historic thing that people are actually

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going to care about a week from
now. And I feel like this one's

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gonna be like not one of those
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due respect, I think that in
a week, if you didn't see this

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today, I think in a week
you'd be like, I wish I would

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have saw it. Now. I'm
going to see pictures on social and stuff,

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but it'll be all right, Okay, So what's your plan for today?

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At one o'clock, man, I
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my kids are in one of the
only districts that didn't cancel school, and

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so if they had, I would
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been able to work. So I
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so yeah, I'm gonna be doing
I'm gonna be doing tours around the house

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and then I might you know,
if it gets dark outside, it might

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go out and you know, try
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What's in a lifetime opportunity? Tim, I feel like you're taking it for

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granted. You know, it wouldn't
be the first time, it won't be

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the last. I kind of tend
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It's not a cultural moment to where, oh my god, I remember

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when I heard, you know,
about John Lennon being killed by Howard Cosell

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on Monday Night football or some momentous
thing like this. This is almost kind

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of like an Instagram culture thing or
a TikTok culture thing, to where it's

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disposable, it goes away. There's
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thing that I am interested in,
though, is the experience of if we

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don't have cloud coverage and it's just
beautiful bright sunlight, to feel what the

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earth The experience is to have it
go as dark as it possossibly can for

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you know that four or five minutes. I think that sensation is going to

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be really unique. That might be
something that rather than just staring at the

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sun and oh cool ring of flames
around the moon. Badass. I can

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see a much better just you know, photo of that that a professional is

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going to take. But I think
I think there is an experienced factor to

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it of just being in it and
feeling sure the earth around you, you

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know, go dark, Danny.
I'm one hundred percent with you. I

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just I just don't get the hype. I don't the level of hype that

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is the thing that I'm pushing back
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is a good singer. I don't
think she's that. I don't think she's

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a god. You know what I
mean. It's about the hype. It's

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the level of hype that it's getting
that I uh, that I think is

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absurd. Yeah, but if you're
don't take it seriously. You don't because

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you don't know what's going to happen
during the eclipse. And what if Jesus

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descends and returns to Earth. Yeah, Tim, and you're inside you know,

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a computer, if he comes back, I'll be going if you don

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and I won't. You know,
I don't know that. I don't know

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that at all, Tim, And
what you're gonna be do you Tim,

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neither do. You're gonna be on
the couch. Guy thinks she knows everything,

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but truth is, you don't know. You're gonna be on the couch

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home alone, doing chores, and
then you're gonna see a commercial of a

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of a spokesperson for a couch company
that might light your loins a little bit.

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And then you're gonna start cranking a
little rod. And that what you

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want to be doing when Jesus comes
back, Loving Joe dirt. So what

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I'll be doing next? Caller Tim
enjoyed the eclipse. For God's sake,

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Get out there, so once in
a lifetime event. It's a space phenomenon.

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It's a it's a it's an abnormality. You'll never see this again in

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your lifetime. Thanks. Boys'll directly
into the sun without goggles on. Tim,

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Hey, No, that's bad advice. Ke Hey, hey, that

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was called by Tim, Sorry too, where swim goggles? I was playing?

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Okay, another one? We got
another one? All right? Are

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you are you an anti eclipser?
Very much so? Why? Yeah?

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State your position. My name is
Chandler. I'm headed to forty horny getting

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a cooler from BUCkies. Oh nice, yep, but no I don't.

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I don't see the hype. Just
like the last dollar, I guess if

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Jesus is coming, I'm all for
it. Well keep your eye for that.

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And if you don't know, unless
you're out there looking for him.

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I'm also the first ever winner of
the Exterminator game show. That's not a

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real game. Do you mean the
Eliminator? I forgot the name of it.

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Em. We're gonna need you to
focus. It's not about the past.

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Today is about what's happening in just
a few hours on the return of

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our Lord. So the hype of
our Lord, the hype's bothering you because

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in four hours, forty nine minutes
and thirty seconds, something's going to happen

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that will never happen again in your
lifetime. You will be dead man,

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that's true. But I drive around
all day, so I'm not looking forward

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to The traffic is really what it
is. Do you fear death? No?

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I welcome it? Whoa well?
Ye with open arms? Okay,

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exactly. Chandler, your times about
running right out of here, hopefully not

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his mortality time. No, No, No six, because it's wet.

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One more. Let's get one.
We help you both make and clear the

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eclipse. Tim Chandler, they're all
Tim all right? What's your name?

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Him? You're live on ninety seven
in the Freeze. It's not Tim.

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I named Tim? Tim? Hi
Tim? Yeah? Where are you at,

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man? How you doing good?
I'm in Grand Prairie. What's your

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other name? My name is Brian? All right, Tim, Brian b

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Ryan. Are you on the thirty
side of the twenty side of Grand Prairie?

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And uh, why are you so
against what's happening today? I'm against

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the eclipse for two reasons. One
I hate people and two space to super

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gay. I mean, he laid
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the preconcise, tight opinion. Yeah, you can't really argue it. Space

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is super good. If you wanted
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start. Said space is super gay. He was twenty four. He wasn't

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even sure about it because he says, I don't know, man, I

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don't know, man. I just
think something you said when you're super twenty

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four on a podcast, and that
is part of your legacy. Yeah,

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yeah, Riah, tell me about
it, Tell me about it. I

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got a flask with a pig on
it. Yeah, that's welcome to my

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world. And they also had metal
bats. I don't know about that either.

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Okay, see we get it.
At least none of you have the

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I went to TCU and there's been
women surrounding me my entire life. Really

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all right, Tim, Well,
I don't know. Enjoy those Thanks for

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listening to us, to us,
no problem, best show on the station.

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You're sweet. Thanks Brian, Tim, tell a friend all right,

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love you later all over the place. Well, I like Bryan, the

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eclipse party will continue. We're the
official pregame party of today's solar eclipse,

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and people are flocking. And like
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the Metroplex. I guarantee you there's
a couple of them right now. Listen,

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there's no doubt about it. I've
stumbled upon an eclipse pregame show.

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We came here for the for the
eclipse. The right spot. Advanced chair

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restoration brought us the scuttle. But
today and coming up next, we'll move

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on to talk about eclipse, a
celestial phenomenon, conspiracy theories, what could

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go wrong today, and other things
that you'll need to know. How do

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you time it up to finish during
those four minutes? Next on ninety seven

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one, the free