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This is a downbeat on ninety seven
to one the freak. Did you guys

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hear my zeros spot? Oh dude, killed it, absolutely killed. It

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is that great. Oh my gosh, I can't believe you guys left the

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room. I was I saw your
shoulder swamp when we left their own No,

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no, no, that was me
shaking off the morning getting excited to

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talk about carpet cleaning. Bro Yeah, spelled the same. You have plaining

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stories in an hour, Hamburgers.
Thanks to you, man. I have

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this insane story from Virginia Beach,
complete with audio of the event as it

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happened, of a guy driving his
car off of a pier into the freaking

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ocean. I'm not gonna believe.
Stay tuned, Oh yes, yes I

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will. Thirty minutes. You asked
the right questions, Mike. Thanks.

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We'll talk about Luca's Big night,
because that was nuts, f and nuts,

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and the Luca conundrum continues in this
town. And I wonder if that

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silenced that that for a while.
What a response to getting into it with

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the media to do what he did. That's coming up in thirties right now.

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Parker University brings us the scuttle butt
do you want me to get to

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the tough one. Do you you
mean get through the tough one first and

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then do some fun stuff or I
don't know, dude, you massage it

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as needed. Why do we need
a tough one every day? Let me

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massage this squad. We're into the
tough one first, all right? Do

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you always ask for the bad news
first if given a choice? Yeah?

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Yeah, let me sit down.
Let's end on a high. Three American

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troops were killed dozens injured after a
drone strike in Jordan yesterday. Joe Biden

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is blamed. I ran back to
malicias. These militias have been They've had

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a few attacks on US troops.
Is this the first one that killed people?

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So apparently there's only They usually have
about three thousand American troops hanging out

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and Jordan could's kind of centrally located
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a strategic place for US troops to
be centralized, kind of place to base

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some people. But they've been attacked
more than sixty times since the war on

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in Gaza began back in October.
The first one that was like that killed

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people, and the first one that
was like specifically targeting American troops. So

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Biden had to you know, you
have to go and respond to these things.

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And he's like, we're gonna respond. Did he do this from a

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brewery? Yeah, he was at
a brewery, sounding a little drunk.

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Oh god, God, it was
fine. Grandpa says, he's fine.

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To drive home. Oh. The
militias have said their strikes are in retaliation

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for Washington's support for Israel in the
war with Hamas in Gaza, and they're

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planning to They've said they plan to
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Whatever you want to say. My
thought on all of this, I keep

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coming back to it is this is
one step closer. And I don't think

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World War three is going to feel
like World War II, clearly, but

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it's all trending in that direction.
In fact, this Texas to the doomsday

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clock. You guys ever pay attention
to the doomsday clock? Where is it?

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Not really, it's just it's more
it's more hypothetical that it is a

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real clock. I think, where
do they keep it? Yeah, well

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they I don't know where they keep
it, but there's a there's a group

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that handles it. It's called the
Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists. So this

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is probably in that vault in Yeah, they're in that mountain in Switzerland that

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we talked about last week. The
doomsday clock is set at ninety seconds to

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midnight for the new year, for
this year, ninety seconds. Well,

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I heard that part for the new
year, you said, now for twenty

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twenty four. I would like to
ask for one thing in this story,

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and that would be clarity. You
have any for what clarity on? What?

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Where is the doomsday clock? What
does ninety seconds to midnight mean?

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I'm about to tell you when the
rest of the segment happens. How about

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now, So it's at ninety seconds
to midnight because humanity continues to face an

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unprecedented level of danger more than usual. Okay, because it was like one

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hundred and twenty seconds, you better
get plenty of times it ninety. If

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they uptick that thing to sixty seconds
to midnight, that means World War III

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is started popping off. Well,
you still have sixty seconds if things are

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calm. Where where's the clock at
a half hour? Yeah, like an

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hour to hour and a half probably
maybe a full Oppenheimer three hours. That's

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perfect. Peacetime is three hours to
midnight. You know, Kevin, I

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have like six airplane stories. All
you have to do is ask, what

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do you mean? So I thought
you guys don't care about this. If

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you got if you guys don't care
about piece in the Middle East, that's

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on you mean. So there's this
imaginary clock. Yeah, you've never heard

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of this. This is this increment
of time doesn't offer any real I don't

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know understanding of what level of threat. I can understand threat level red.

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Yeah. Do we have a def
con that we can associate with a color

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chart? Yes? And colors the
color coded things cream, vanilla, that

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was the terror levels back in the
day. They were not very clear on

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the terror colors magenta, violet.
Like guys, they basic colors. Just

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use them green as good, red
as bad. Yeah, come on,

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government, taste the rainbow. The
doomsday clock. You have never heard of

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the doomstake cock. Yes, we've
heard of it. We just don't know

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where it is. Usually they're like
a real clock. It's in your head.

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The clock is in your head,
man, That's all you need to

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know. So the thing about the
dudes they keep doing a show with Jim

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Morrison, Yeah, amen, yeah, or Charlie Manson, Okay, oh

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wait, hold on, see I'm
now I'm scrambling to provide info that you

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don't provide. Well, the second's
not about the doomsday clock. It's about

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to be about Alyssa Milano. What
they set the doomsday clock at two minutes

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to midnight in twenty nineteen. Yeah, one hundred seconds to midnight in twenty

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twenty two. Oh, that explains
the Iron Maiden song two minutes to midnight.

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So now it's speaking a language I
can understand. Dude. From one

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hundred to now it's ninety. Ok
We're getting closer and closer and closer.

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Yeah, but it was two minutes
to mid Okay, so that's okay.

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So now we're less COVID ninety seconds. Yeah. See, we were one

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hundred, okay, two hundred.
Then COVID hit one hundred and ninety and

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they're probably gonna keep pushing it up. The scientists did say leaders and citizens

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around the world should take this statement
as a stark warning and respond urgently.

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So these I ran back. Militia
said fine, we'll do a drone attack

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on the US. We lost three
troops. It's sad story. That is.

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John know the numbers on the peacock
thing. After they had this streaming

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only NFL playoff game nineteen forty seven, it was at seven minutes to midnight.

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Yeah, that's the lowest the clock
ever was you you just got done

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with the war and you assume we've
got peace. Finally, the farthest time

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from midnight was seventeen minutes in nineteen
ninety one and the nearest is ninety seconds

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set in January twenty twenty three,
and they kept it there this year because

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not much has changed in the last
calendar year besides the Juma's war. Yeah,

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but uh yeah, I know the
Iranian BacT Houthie rising. Yeah,

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now, well, yeah, that's
what we have them. A bunch of

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militias are now going actress maliciously.
Three million plus subscribers for Peacock. They

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added playing billion. Yep, you
are kidding me, yep on one of

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them. It works. Three million
new customers just like that, damn right

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before the game platform again two point
eight million streamers. What so that means

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they and that has roughly thirty million
paying subscribers at the end of the year.

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So thirty million paying subscribers and you
got three million. So based on

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an NFL playoff game, one game
and the game, what even that good

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Chiefs Dolphins was twenty six to seven. I think there's that. I don't

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need the score. Yeah, I
know. And once again, watch poker

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Face. It's good if you want
to, you know, you catch Parks

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and Wright, you know, go
ahead and take that in. So if

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everybody subscribe just to watch that game
and then you know, immediately afterwards like

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cut off their subscription, they made
fifteen million dollars. I think it's five

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dollars a month, correct, I
don't know. I think it is fifteen

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million dollars just off of that one
bad game. How much did they pay

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for the game? Yeah? I
think they I bet they paid more for

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it than fifteen million, right get
the rights to that, Yes, certainly

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they did that. They're what they're
counting on are people like me that are

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going to have this thing. Forget
about the subscription, and in five I'm

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gonna realize that I'm still got Peacock
and have never used it one time.

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Allegedly, Peacock paid one hundred and
ten million to air this game and one

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other, and it charges subscribers between
six bucks and twelve bucks. Okay,

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yeah, I think I went with
a six dollar option. Yeah, they

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had that other Bills Chargers game late
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happen more and more. This is
gonna happen next year. We might start

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seeing playoff games. Bet you,
I start see playoff games. Get this.

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I think we're at seventy five seconds. Now, Hey, why are

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lights flashing and dimming? Not too
bright? Then that's too dark a little

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bit? Okay, yeah, okay, fine, I'm Kevin, that's Danny,

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Mike KEVJ. Here. Guys,
Lissa Milano's in the news. And

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I know that might seem like nothing, but this is kind of an interesting

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story to me. So her son
plays baseball, twelve year old kid,

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one of those teams and those traveling
teams. And she put out a tweet

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that says, my son's baseball team
is raising money for their Cooperstown trip.

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Any amount would be so greatly appreciated. You could read more about the team

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and make a donation here. Okay, So what she's getting ripped for being

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famous and asking for money? Yes, well she is super political too,

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so that's she's just right for the
ripping. Now it says they were trying

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to get ten thousand dollars but man, I don't even I would feel weird

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about it, and I don't even
know how much money she would even have.

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You know, it ain't like we
see her in much either, but

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it'd be I would have a hard
time if I was famous and it was

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kind of known. If I was
in the we all knew who Lissa Milano

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is, so it's not like she's
like unknown. I would have a hard

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time asking anyone for money for my
kids team to take a trip to Cooper's

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town if I was famous, Like
there's a little bit of awareness that goes

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with that, right, Yeah,
but she's worth about ten million. You

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know who knows that. I'm sure
she doesn't have a briefcase with ten million

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dollars in it. The Daily Mail's
headline is Alissa Milano spotted driving her two

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hundred thousand dollars electric Porsche take Hand
with son Milo to pet store days after

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asking for ten k donation for baseball
team trip. Yeah. Can I be

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Devil's advocate here? Yes? Please? Okay, think about it like this.

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Regardless of her wealth, she may
have posted this for she may have

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been the host poster for this to
aim this at people that may have had

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other kids on the team, people
in their community that actually want to contribute

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towards this and be part of it. I mean, yeah, she could

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have just said, yeah, I'm
gonna write a check for ten grand.

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But then it's like that bitch Alissa
Milano just pays for everything and just tries

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to make us look like we're poor
and we can't help. You know,

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am that kind of thing? I
don't know. Her car has a British

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racing green paint job that's custom and
costs fourteen k more than the donation she

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asked for for Milo's trip. Uh, because that's how you do it is

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look at the other things and yell
completely agree with daddy. How about lesson

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to the team, like hey,
guys, we want to do something,

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we want to do it together.
Maybe we make it out community together.

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Yeah. Yeah, It's just like
Alyssa Milano has a daughter that wants to

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sell girl Scout cookies. She doesn't
just say, give me a million dollars

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worth of Girls Out cookies. You're
the number one seller in America. It's

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still the kid is learning a lesson
and learning, you know, to put

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some work in and try to earn
something. I suppose by asking mom to

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retweet this, But you know her
husband's also a little bit famous too.

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I guess David Bouogliari. Ah,
yes, he's a Hollywood manager too.

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But I mean their team, they's
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he lives there. But yeah,
he works for Oh, he's the co

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head of CIA. He's the co
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So he's making way more money than
she is. He damn sure is if

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he's the head of CIA. Good
lord, I mean, I don't know,

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man, there's a level of awareness
there. I think you may make

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a good point, daddy, and
you want to be like a normal mom.

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Maybe yeah, And that might be
a like where they're at in LA

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probably here in Hollywood era, probably
just a bunch of rich kids anyways,

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So it might not. But man, it does feel just a little bit

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tone deaf. I don't know.
I won't be donating to that team so

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they can go to Cooper's town.
Not not. You don't want to help

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a bunch of young kids go to
the Baseball Hall of Fame? No,

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not these kids. Why don't you
start to go fund me for some local

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kids? Then Kevio's kids, they
thank God for Kevio's kids. We can

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have Kevio's kids and you butt heads
with the Hollywood elites. Yeah, you

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send some some Dallas kids from South
South Allast Team to the Hall up to

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the Hall of Fame. No,
I'll send them to the Nintendo store in

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Times Square. They can meet Mario
in real life. Yeah, speaking of

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Cavio, that's something I did this
weekend that I forgot to bring you guys

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the video that was really funny.
You describe what a little video I sent

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you yus on Friday night. I
mean it's I guess any guy who's got

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a mustache now and has black hair
and looks at Italian as Cavio. Me

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and Malcolm went to Pizza In to
pick up a pizza. It's his favorite

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pizza, as it should be.
It's really good for old school Did you

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know that Andrews American pizza, the
original thin crust crust recipe is based on

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the old school pizza. So we
hit a Pizza In in the neighborhood.

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We're sitting there waiting on our pizza, and he looks up at the Pizza

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in guy, which is an Italian
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goes, oh, Kevio, I've
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that's what he sees. He's seen
a picture of you dressed as Kevovo and

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he sees an Italian baker man at
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Kevio. Whenever some guy gets arrested
and another in a foreign land or in

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America, but he's dressed up as
Mario because he'd been out doing a bar

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crawl, and everyone tags up my
mentions like Kevin, what are you doing?

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Like like Danny hasn't been dealing with
pig Pig news for two decades.

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I know, I don't know everything
that happens with manatees. And if a

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car is on fire, I just
joined the club of things to go with

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it. Last story, here is
the number one story today in the Dallas

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Morning News, is that Tony Romo
met Taylor Swift. Now. I don't

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think we need to talk any more
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Taylor Swift thing coming to town.
You guys gonna go to Taylor khn JJ

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go to Taylor con with me.
Yeah, we need a correspondent to go,

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and I'm busy that day. Come
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to Taylor Khan. There you go. If Danny goes with you, it'll

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be fun. I'm hovering over the
longer to hit the buzzer for you.

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You thought about it for a minute. You go with a hot celebrity like

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Danny Bayliss on your arm, candy
man. Just one of the days.

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You don't have to go to both
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one day, a couple hours.
We'll go in, we'll hang out,

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meet some folks. I'll get you
a snow cone. I'll get your

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snow cone. What's Taylor Kahn?
Taylor CON's happening at the Hilton Dallas Lincoln

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Center March fifteenth and sixteenth. It's
gonna include dance parties, lip sync battles,

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design contest and Earra's costume catwalk,
Taylor Trivia and our Friendship bracelet,

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a church, plenty of Taylor merchandise. It's part of the four day all

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con. Are you sure this isn't
for Lawrence Taylor. I looked at Yeah,

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it's for Taylor Swift for Lawrence Taylor. I don't think he's allowed that.

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I want a Lawrence Taylor Friendship bracelet
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on there. Yeah, I looked
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big four day event and there are
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this. Not trying to damper anyone
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we'd like to shout out all of
our listeners who are working hard to put

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together All Con. This just don't
expect Jeff Goldman to be there, is

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all I'm saying. You might get
the guy who created Animaniacs, which is

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great. I listen to the freak
that KT just crapped all over all Con.

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Some guys in front of his laptop
right now working hard on All Connie,

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his glasses off him and down.
He's like, like, I need

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this, Contact me and we'll sponsor
it. I mean, you know,

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hit up ourselves department. Now you're
asking him for money after you just shredded

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up. Yeah, listen, Milano
sixty four bucks for two day passes to

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Taylor Con. Forty for one day. It's a bargain. Forty bucks for

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one day, sixty four for both
days. Yep, this sounds like fun.

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You get a limited edition swag bag. Yeah, come on, Taylor

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Con. With not even a whiff
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to be there just for fan to
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isn't She running into some issues about
making it back for the Super Bowl from

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her Japan console. She's gonna make
it, and too many people are told

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American Airlines put out a great marketing
tweet and I'm like, just get your

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planes to be okay. Their planes
are okay. Well, I love American

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Airlines, dude. If you want
to advertise on ninety seven on the freakye,

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Michael ferroy at iHeartMedia hot Calm.
He checks it every day. I'll

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fine. See so he does it. My authenticator app opens up and I

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figure this out again. She is
going to make it back for the game.

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Just so you know, why is
it easier to rob a bank than

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it is to get into your working
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good, right, yep. They
have flight numbers. Yeah, in nineteen

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eighty nine. I just want to
scared to talk about something that a lot

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of people hate her. I don't
care. It's the news of the damn

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day. It's not gonna hurt anyone. I mean, that's all I know.

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She's gonna make it in time for
the game. You brought up the

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story of Tony Romo meeting Taylor Swift, and now you're mad at us for

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talking about it is the top story
on Dallas Morning News dot com. Okay,

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and it's a massive story. Yeah, so we can talk about Ty.

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Here's how their interaction went. Hey, you do a great Oh I

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do today? You know, I
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was incredibly generic. It neither of
them say to the other. It's a

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terrible conversation that both of them want
zip it or I'll break your hair today,

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both of them want it back.
And here is their their interaction before

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we move on to talk about Luca
came here Tony. Yeah, that's important.

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The actuality matters. I think Tony
was eating a sandwich. She was

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talking, not he was on the
field, treed to They both just said,

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you're doing great. Yeah, you're
now you're rich, you're rich.

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Well, there it is awesome.
That was not awesome. Oh yeah,

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you're right. Do the Luke do
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Are they happy now? No?
Are they happy now after what happened

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Friday night? If there's still one
of those he thinks he should leave,

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you're more Mad What Happened Friday Night
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seven seven eight seven one nine seven
to one. Luca's historical night Next on

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