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The Downbeat on ninety seven to one. The freak got press in pockets,

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Mike. In an hour, they
documented a two humpback whales having sex for

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the first time. You ever wondered
how wales do it? Every day?

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Seven thirty five. I'll break off
a piece of that for you. It's

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actually highly interesting. And that's gross
and sick and weird. You know,

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corkscrew involved, and it's a quirky
radio story. It's not it's actually it's

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science isn't important, and it's beautiful. Checking a lot of golf this morning.

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Anthony Kim on the Live Tour former
well the i DFW resident, but

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he'd been missing for a long time. Back he's back. He was off

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the grid for all that long time, but he's back. Give an update

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on him. Eric Cole, just
hit it real bad. It's a Canadian

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golfer. This is Mike and I
always have a little little bit of juice

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in the action at the Honda Classic. True, he's an American golfer,

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by the way, Eric Cole,
Yeah, alway thought he was a Canadian

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Floridian Florida man. Let's take it
back then, then, whatever did you

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get any hail? I don't know
I never died and go outside. It

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was definitely raining rains. Do you
have this in your house? I have

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something at the top of like where
my stove is, and there's the vent,

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you know, like is there that's
an extra chimney. I don't have

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a fireplace my house, so there's
some form of chimney. I know what

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you have in your house. I'm
seeing it now. Yes, yeah,

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I don't know what that is though, but it goes all the way through

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the roof, right I think so. Yeah, And it's got a little

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metal top on it and whatever that
little metal thing starts tinking hard. That's

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when I know it's coming down outside. And it was extra loud yesterdays been

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tiny hail, but I mean no
damage or anything. Well, they've got

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a name for it, and I'll
tell you what that is now. The

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most important thing in the world got
me. Some of it's got me.

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No one's ever gonna believe anything to
say. Some of the gun yea,

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we tease things. What's the tease
things? We tease? Let's talk through

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the open so that one guy doesn't
change the station. Oh, I know,

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I've never heard that one. I've
heard plenty of critiques but the guy

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yesterday, I hate all the song
opens and it makes them change the channel.

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Now, I mean, what was
that twenty seconds boom? I think

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you just didn't like the Billboard Bayless
one. Now it's me singing it's weird,

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but freaksy mads, I just get
to the content. I forgot.

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What's the Billboard baylist one hit it? Let me tell you which one I

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hate. Of all the critiques,
and I can even take them all taking

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stuff in the shorts, this one
drove that. Yeah, I'm mad.

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Bane Let's billboard, bay Let's billboard
balance. It's not stuck in people's head.

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It's good billboard pay fun song,
Billboard band Let's billboard bay Let's billboard

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bandless. I'm gonna sing the verses
with board payless, Billboard banel Let's billboard

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payless. See if we switch good, if we all do one, that

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might be a better way to handle
billboard or at tension getting h I think

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it like what you said, bed
a gull to talk about yesterday, and

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we play like even if you're hating
on us, we'll play it. You

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know, we're not We're not a
bunch of peas up to you. But

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he didn't like segment intros, which
they're not all long, and like that

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one right there was twenty seconds.
I'm telling you the scuttle butt one is

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five seconds. Sports at seven is
five to ten seconds. Yeah, throw

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up mostly ding. This morning news
song is twenty seconds radio show. There's

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elements, there's audio elements. Yes, it's not just people, no dry

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I hate return cuts. It's not
story turn story, paper, story,

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commercial spot. I mean, I
don't know to say, but the one

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I think like I've seen people just
do like Zoe Hoey content, I'm like

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Jesus Man, not a content running
out. I remember I have time to

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get on the content onto the show
every day. We begged them to let

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us do five hours every day.
Okay, don't give any one any ideas

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stop. I like it. So
Pete Delkis is the first guy I saw

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do this, but it could have
been other meteorologists too. You know how

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this happens every year, bomb,
cyclones, Arctic blast, This is a

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this is a a weather man bit
right where they have to or is there

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like some central national office that doles
out these names. I think it's gotta

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be because how come we didn't know
this? Something that fell yesterday was not

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hal not snow, not freeze,
not sleep. Something called gropple, Shut

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up g R A U p e
L. Gropple a form of precipitation that

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consists of small ice particles that forms
around rain drops. Gropple forms when super

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cool water droplets collect and freeze onto
snowflakes. I was like, first of

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all, we were in the forties
yesterday, so don't you know, Yeah,

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but up there where they start,
I guess, and that creates gropple

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super cooled water droplets. So basically, the ice that was hitting somewhere I

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didn't get any of my house,
but I saw a bunch of people posting

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pictures of it, and they were
dusted pretty good, kind of like sonic

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ice. Okay, the best ice, by the way, we all agree,

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Yes, among the food cliches that
are thrown out there, sonic ice

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is the best. That great crunch. But you can maintain it between your

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teeth if you want. Do you
know underrated ice cube? And I don't

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go there I ever anymore, but
you get underrated ice cube of the places

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McDonald's square cube. What does that
mean? Is that a regular ice cube?

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Well, a lot of times ice
cubes are more in a almost like

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the shape of like a moon.
Yeah, yeah, the moon. Yeah,

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moon home shaped ice is often the
moon. Yeah. Or you're lip

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crescent. You know, even two
pieces would look like your lips. Like

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one piece looks like a mouth.
Okay, yeah, mouth. See what

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I'm saying there. Yeah, that's
pretty smart to make food mouth shaped.

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It's good. Go in there.
That's gotta makes sense. If only they

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may butt plugs that way. Jeff
Jeff Cavanaugh two to six. Part of

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the Speaker is Jay Dobs, Mike
Roner, Michael Gruber every day on ninety

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seven on the Freak. It is
weird that where I love how so take

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place like McDonald's or anywhere, how
much thought goes into exactly that. Yeah,

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I mean for McDonald's, you have
to come up with how many Okay,

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let's place our bets. How many
McDonald's. Why they're in America,

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Jesus, I'm not we can all
play five hundred thousand. Okay, you

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are, You're not good. I
always guessh I do on you guys,

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nineteen million satellites. I guess like
I'm putting I blow it by the hole

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every time. I mean, including
like Walmart. I don't know. I'm

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literally just gonna google it, say
like ten thousand? Is that to me?

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I'm just how many McDonald's are there
in the US. I haven't clicked

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you with Yeah, I'm sticking at
five hundred thousand. Okay, it's not

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five highs. Well, I don't
f and know a lot. I say

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about somewhere between five and ten thousand. Okay, that's a big window.

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Let's start. Because they're like an
airport, they're everywhere. There's like eight

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within viewing distance of our window.
I can see eight golden arches from right

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here we're sitting. People need a
place. I think, I mean,

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I think I like your number five
and ten. It's gotta be right.

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Uh are you gonna guess? Well? I want you to lock in numbers.

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Five hundred thousand, okay, five
hundred thousand, I'll say eight thousand,

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all right, I'll take eleven eleven
thousand. There's fifty states, eleven

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thousand, all right? You ready? Who's ready? Play Billboard, bayliss

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Hamburger McDonald's. There are thirteen thousand, five hundred and twenty eight McDonald's restaurants

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in the United States of America as
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Way off, The state and territory
with the most number of McDonald's in the

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US is California with one thousand,
two hundred and twenty four restaurants, which

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is about nine percent of all McDonald's
restaurants in the United States. But anyway,

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okay, so that's thirteen thousand at
a joke minimum ice machines you have

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to decide on by distribute and have
consistency with. Realistically you're looking at twenty

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thousands. You need to replace them
and keep them going whatever. So just

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the discussion of what kind of ice
what we're gonna have, like, is

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the Sonic ice machine costs a lot
more? Probably not, or they just

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want to I want to have that
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Sonics had a had the crush filter
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of like this, let's get it. Let's all make all of our Sonics

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like this. I would imagine the
same thing with McDonald's. I think it's

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different for Sonic because Sonic is also
known for having different variety of drinks.

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So yeah, you put more probably
thought into Okay, how do I make

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it more refreshing ooh, this ice
is perfect for these type of drinks that

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we make. Okay, you want
an even more interesting conversation is you know

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every cube of ice that goes into
that cup displaces how much liquid they need

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to put in it. Yeah.
I mean, if you put one extra

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cube ice and McDonald's in every soda
you make, you literally on thirteen thousand

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restaurants, and god knows how many
drinks they sell per year. You know,

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thousands of gallons of liquid you are
saving every day, tons, you

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know, and and their profit margin
on beverages is more than their profit margin

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on food. Probably that's why they
put so much ice in your cups.

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They can get little like not as
much like you're buying a large drink,

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but you're not gonna you're probably getting
medium size, yes or less. They

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put so much ice in it.
You hit them with the easy ice.

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Oh dude, my grandma right,
no ice? No oh, my grandma

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would say, yeah, very light
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It's cold in the machine. I
mean, you could do four ice

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cubes and be fine for the speed
in which you usually drink a beverage.

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Yeah, but when they fill that
thing to the top with ice, it

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things like a third full of liquid. There's places that's how they get you.

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And this has all been discussed.
Yeah, a board room like a

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present presented and I bet all the
way down a manager saying fill that thing

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with ice, because yes, it
matters on a national level. I literally

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went to a coffee spot the other
day and they brought out the medium and

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then they was like, no,
I ordered a large. They just took

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it back more ice in the large. You saw that, I saw it.

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I'm like, bro, I would
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Yeah, fine, here's your large. Literally off the ice left.

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Amazing. It just poured the medium
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the consumer should be on display.
And now more people know about it.

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Hell, yes, keep your eyes
open. Yeah, look at water cool

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companies. We're coming for your companies. I think, what are we doing?

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Oh so Gropple. Gropple is often
mistaken for Hale, which it was

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yesterday. But I guess I'm sitting
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a It's the first time universally had
anyone heard of Groppel. Have you heard

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of Groppel before? Just now or
yesterday? I think you're lying. I

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think you're a liar. That's what
I think. Like if you just type

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in did you type in Groppel?
Yeah? Just like did it have a

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Wikipedia page? I don't know how
it does have a it does have a

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Wikipedia page, Mike, Yep,
groppol. It's called corn snow, a

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pretty big corn snow. Oh it's
real, dude. I mean there's probably

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a ton of terms we've never heard. It looks like dippin' dots. Yeah,

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boy, dippin' dots pretty good.
Vin Donald's also the place most likely

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that the ice cream machine not be
working. Yeah, which is another meme

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basically but also true. Who somebody
says we bought a sonic ice maker for

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the house, and it's a bend
to that. Did you really? Yes?

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I would love Ben Roger take I'm
no accountant, but I would love

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to just take a look at the
Roger's household spreadsheet for a month. I

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think I would too. Did you
sell those Amazon? Or Yeah? Maybe

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let's look that s up. I
mean I bought a little. I bought

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the the real cheap version of that. I got a you know where you

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put your ice in the ice tray. So they're like rubbery, but they're

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little, they're little holes, so
you put those so you made the little

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sonic ice like that, you put
a little water into the little things,

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into the little holes on the rubber
tray. Amazon has them for two hundred

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and fifty bucks. Nuggets ice makers. I don't know that two fifty.

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I mean, yeah, that's probably
two fourteen. It's not the top of

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my list of expenditures. But man, that does seem pretty reasonable. I

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don't know if this doesn't look like
the exact same kind of ice that real

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easily crunchable ice, but yeah,
it is buck fifty. You can get

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some I don't know if they're good, but you have to like go buy

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the block of ice as well,
Like how does that work? Yeah?

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Probably unless it makes its own.
If it makes its own, what do

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you mean by a block ice?
Go to Sonic buy a bag of ice?

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Like, do you not have a
specific ice for it to form in

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shape? No, that's what the
machine does. It makes it. It

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makes it the crunchy ice. Okay, that's good then, okay, and

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their task phone is this is not
just ice, this is the good ice.

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You would save money on that.
Then if you were going to buy

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a block of ice. Most people
just haven't made in there, but I

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don't where do you have an ice
maker? Or now please say no,

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well you just have a cube tray
anything, you have a cube tray and

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any stuff? Yeah? Or I
buy I buy ice from store and oh

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no, you're not off, I
in your freezer if it's need a super

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Bowl party the sixties. Every week
is a super Bowl party for me.

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I look, I don't I've threatened
this before, but I want to come

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by do a routine inspection. I'd
like to do waiting. I'd like to

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do it this weekend, play some
video games. It's like I have to

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do it on an ounce. It's
like a catch them in the act.

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You got like a parole off,
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the act. I'm gonna walk in. He's just gonna be hunched over as

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cooler trying to chip chip a chunk
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And it's a little underwear. I
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T shirt. Yeah, definitely,
because he doesn't have central air. You

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know, I don't have a plan
on pants yet, so we're gonna go.

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I don't have a pants, drawer
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what pants are gonna go with today? Right the moment I get home,

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pants off? Just tear aways?
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Michael's birthdays all right, so right
early See, people didn't think we would.

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No one believed we would do birthdays
early March first, and I would.

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I would. Okay, Yeah,
I'm gonna say this. I think

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the most famous person you have ever
stood next to it's thirty today. Oh.

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I was assuming you've been around a
lot of famous people. I mean,

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I don't know if you can beat
the King Richard Petty, who's definitely

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not thirty. More famous than Richard
Petty, I think so, at least

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now it's thirty. Oh, happy
birthday Justin Bieber. Justin Bieber, my

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friend. We need to post that
picture out there, don't we. Happy

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birthday Justin Bieber. Okay, for
the sake of memories, I can do

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that. I'll try to find it. What about eggs? Is that what

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y'all ask to do? He asked
him, what about eggs? Eggs?

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What Justin Bieber's thirty? Mike and
Cash Mike's brother Cash. If you didn't

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know, that's who Cash is,
because their picture made with we waited in

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line for the meet and greet,
because our friend did the lighting for his

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tour, and we were just these
two to two towers, and I mean

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that in the Lord of the Rings
way, not the other way, just

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standing at the back of the line
of these little girls who were just buzzing

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to meet Bebe. And that's ten
years ago, when he was a twenty

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year old. And when he was
a twenty year old, he was doing

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two nights at the AAC selling out
people waiting outside the door to get in.

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I went down there. We were
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I went down there. I had
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would sound like you were connected to
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great, really. So I was
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interviewing Biaber fans, you know,
Nick Creamer. It was weird. It's

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all a bunch of twelve year old
girls and their moms. But then I

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did the whole like it's just a
just took off running and dude, I

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turned around and it was like the
stampede seen in the Lion King. They

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were all running. I was just
lying it wasn't him. I was just

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saying it was for the radio,
and I was like, oh my god,

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they believed it. Here comes one
hundred people pushing each other down on

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a stampede, a bunch of women
just running in girls who nuts. I've

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bet the AAC for the NBA Finals. I've seen Dirk game winners, I've

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seen stars overtime goals, and I
have never I saw Charlie Sheen's whatever his

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tour was. I remember that wow
winning tour. And I have never heard

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a noise emitted at the American Airline
Center than the noise I heard the moment

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Justin Bieber launched out of his hydro
launching device onto the stage. Yeah,

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crazy piercing volume, never not even
clothes gross, the loudest noise I've ever

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heard. It's happy birthday, Justin
thirty. Your old friend Kesha is thirty

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seven, very sweaty to me.
Oh yeah, she seemed like, which

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does nothing but nice thing to say
about Justin Bieber. And then Kesha takes

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it. She does look like she
doesn't shower. I was trying to defend

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that first came out. Yeah,
she looked very dirty. I think you

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know. I mean, Kirsten Dunts
has always been kind of sweaty to me.

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And I like Kirsten DUTs by the
way, I have breaking news for

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my own head. Yeah, Kesha
is a white person. Okay, you

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learned something new every day. No, I did not know that. You

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know her hit song, I guarantee
I know it, but I don't know

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it, TikTok on the clock,
make it Rock, make it squawk.

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Her is Keisha. Don't oh Keisha, their black to win. The name

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is Keish, He's Kesha. I
just want to Yeah, that was a

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hit song on TikTok. She's talking
about TikTok breaking move and stop that one?

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Does that? Make it hat sneakers
up? Yeah? Okay. Lupita

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nu Ago is forty one, breaking
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Uh confirmed beautiful. She's mixed with
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It speaks Spanish, the lapita half. She's great Jewish, great black panthers.

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Her most famous role, I would
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Slave is our Oscar winning performance.
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Mark Paul Gossler's fifty Uh say by
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you go, have your barred in
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for old men. And he the
guy is like, oh, I want

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an intimidating milkshake. No, no, I think you're no. Is that

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a different one, Jacu? Yeah, you're if Danny was Harry b yelling,

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an't you Well he's not here,
married to Penelope Crews. He's the

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one with the killer, the killer
with the vacuum kill. Why didn't see

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it? Spoiler? He's all going
to a pretty good Bond villain in Skyfall.

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Oh the Daniel Craig. Is he
like pale? Yeah, he's real

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pale with blonde yeah. And he
also kind of tries to bang games Bond

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a little. But I don't mind a

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Bond villain who's like, before I
kill you, let me bound you,

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let me hit that Danielle bang.
But a formal question, would you Danny's

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there's Danny knocking on your door asking
you if you can test your water your

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water quality. Booker T's fifty nine
wait the five time. Yeah, big

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day, Big day for Brody booker
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at a station event at an old
station and I was told by someone behind

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the scenes that it was an eight
thousand dollars booking for him to fly to

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Billy Bob's and be there at appearance
fee. And meanwhile, you are told

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right now that is an incredible value. Maybe at eight thousand, I don't

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know, but I remember one person
on staff looked at me and he goes,

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they paid twenty five percent of my
yearly salary for Booker T to be

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here for an hour. Yeah,
well sorry, overnight board Op, can

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you bust a spinner? Rooney?
It was the Morning Joe producer. I

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don't think you can. It was
a AM Drive morning show producer. I

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mean the I mean, dude,
top five ratings. It was a good

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gig. He was like, it's
like twenty five percent of my salary for

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Booker T to be here. And
the turnout was tepid. Really, yeah,

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you get a picture. You didn't
get a picture of Booker T.

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No, there was distancing. It
was bad. Everyone was trying to not

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be involved in the whole thing.
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development Pink Floyd alan Thick would have
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It's interesting that alan Thick was in
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and then Harry Carey would have been
won ten. Oh right, go ahead,

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do your fake get Harry carry that. Everyone don't have one. I've

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never done one. Happy birthday celebrities, Good job everyone. We got a

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