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Yes from nineteen eighty two Yesterday is
Reeling in the Year's year. Oh dude,

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love a boy. Here we go. I remember NTV did a contest

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where you could be in this video. Ah, and the person that won

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it, they showed her it was
a girl and she was just turning knobs

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in this cave and like that was
the big dealer, Like that's her.

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That's the one that won the contest
to be in the lover boy that's a

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girl boy video. And uh,
you ruined me yesterday, not ruin me,

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actually did me a favor. So
you did eighty two for the Reeling

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in the Years, which we'll do
in twenty five minutes here. So I

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just pumped up iHeart at nineteen eighty
two. This one came up right away

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and I forgot how good this album
was. Remember this one? Oh really,

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I get a question now. I
tested it during the break to make

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sure there were no YouTube ads.
You know, also on Get Lucky,

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remember this one when it's over?
Oh? Oh is this also same album?

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Oh yeah? And their first album
is really good that had the kid

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is Hot Tonight on it. They
don't really tour, I guess right.

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I think they do as listen and
then remember this one with another ad,

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So I have to talk for five
seconds, so lucky ones will cueue up.

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What a great record? This is
still off the same album, same

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album, not ringing a bell with
you. You know, it's I remember,

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and I'm starting to think now back
of when we would have these music

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meetings. Here we go, here
we go, here we go. Oh

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yeah, so let's go a little
inside baseball, okay, which we do

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every once in a while. Plus
we don't really try on Fridays now,

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we don't. We kind of mail
the show in. So back in the

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days, I would sit in with
the program director and the record representative record

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rep. So a new album would
come out, and the discussion would be

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there'd be four great songs on the
album, right, well, not a

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single, but four. So there
would be an argument between the record company

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was like, here's the song we
want you to play first, and the

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program director being the power hungry,
crazy, stupid guy, right, that's

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just waiting to have drinks later.
That's all his job was play music,

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pick the music that's on the radio, and drink. That was his job.

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And more than drink sometimes, oh
boy, oh you know it was

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the nineties and eighties same album.
So then they would argue about which song

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to play first, and I'll sit
in there and they go, what do

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you think? And I go,
I don't care, well, tell me

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what to play. When are we
drinking? And are you sharing that stuff?

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I've got a list for you.
By the way, I think you're

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gonna like this one. Give me
this little Herb Alpert. He's coming to

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town. By the way, we're
airing the commercials. Yes, he's still

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alive and touring. This list comes
to you from BuzzFeed. People were asked

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to share stories when they realized someone
they were on a date with or dating

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wasn't very bright. Somebody was dumb. Oh here's one. But did you

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sleep with him? Well, yeah, no, if it's a guy.

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Yeah, he put shrimp in my
food to see if I really am allergic

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to seafood or just being dramatic.
Oh my gosh, well, anaphylaxis occurred.

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EpiPen deployed ambulance trip the hospital suggested
that press charges. He never admitted

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it was the wrong thing to do. Never apologize. Oh, I'm sorry

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you took it that way, and
you almost that's right. When I thought

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you were making it up. I
mean, just come on, so you

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are allergic. Okay, see,
I just wanted to prove it. No,

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no, no, he's not dumb. He's just an a hole.

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Yeah, that's what that is.
I mean, there's a difference where the

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dumb guy goes, oh, oh
god, I'm so sorry. I thought

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you were joking. I'm sorry.
The a holes I don't care. I

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was just testing you because I think
you were I think you were lying.

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Okay, state you want dumb.
In my early twenties, I started living

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with my boyfriend at the time I
got my period, and he demanded to

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demanded to know what I had done
with the egg folks. This twenty one

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year old man, whose mine was
a nurse had a sister that just giving

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birth to twins, thought that human
women laid an egg when they had their

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period. Oh poor boy. Oh
isn't it the parents fault? Or isn't

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it a little bit? Yeah?
Maybe a little bit. I mean when

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I was in third or fourth grade
getting the speech, I did think an

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egg when he said it. When
my dad said egg, I thought of

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an egg, yeah, chicken egg. But I was in third grade when

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he tried to argue with me about
whether or not babies can breathe under water.

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They can't. By the way,
Yeah they can. I saw it.

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Yeah they can. Yeah they can. The problem there is going watch

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this. Hope it's not the first
guy. Yeah, oh, I guess

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they can't. You don't want him
to go watch this and then grab an

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infant? Yeah, no, kidding. Not sure if she's the idiot or

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her friend. She got a tattooed
from her friend with the word angle on

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it supposed to be angel. Oh, these the wrong spellings. Uh,

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people make that mistake all the time. That's true. I actually when I'm

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doing a tweet or of Facebook,
I double checked to make sure that I'm

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not angling an angel. That's true. He can't do that. I don't

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want to angle an angel. Had
a boy try to convince me that he

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did not need a condom because I
couldn't get pregnant while he was taking antibiotics,

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would have been the first time for
us. I noped out when he

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wouldn't tell me why he was on
antibiotics. Okay, odds are we know

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why he's on any uh? Huh? Because he wouldn't tell you, you

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got to clap. That's why.
That's why he's on antibiotics. You're gonna

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like this one. We had a
heated debate about whether or not dinosaurs were

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alive during the American Revolution. Her
stance was, there's really no way to

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know, okay, her, Oh
it was a her, It was a

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her. They were too well,
I guess we really can't know, can

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we remember? We used to call
it blue dumb? Is that what we

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used to call it? Sports dumb? Or we had sports dumb? Yeah,

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sports dumb. We used to call
that on the afternoon underdogs. When

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you would talk to a really smart
person, a teacher, police officer,

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you know, someone that you know
that you love, a pastor at your

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church, and when we would start
to talk about UK basketball in that conversation,

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you could see that the face would
just wash over dumb and just be

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like John GALLOPERI like a mummy,
and you're just like, what happened?

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That's like these stories to where these
people that do this sometimes they're like,

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what do you do? I'm a
microbiologist, really, but they can't open

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a jar exactly. She said,
these are realizations when you figured how people

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were dumb. She said the temperature
in her house never changed, so she

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couldn't understand why she was always hot
or cold. She had never taken the

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packaging off the thermometer, so she
was looking at a sticker that said seventy

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two degrees. Oh that's fantastic.
All that is fantastic. I don't understand.

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It's always seventy two and I'm freezing. Okay, here's where the old

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guy says, the rubber meets the
road. No offense with the rubber part

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unless you're on antibiotics, unless you're
on ambiox Right, But here's the deal

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are any of these Let's say she's
very pretty, she has a great job,

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she's great in bed, right,
and she's nice and people like her.

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Sure, but she's got she did
this right, So yeah, yeah,

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where where do you go? Is
this a deal breaker? Or you

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just got you gotta go. We're
gonna let it go. We're gonna let

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it go. M if that's the
only thing. I took her out to

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dinner, gave her two options,
Italian or just like a regular restaurant.

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We had a big menu. She
said she really hated Italian food, so

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we went regular where she ordered lasagna. I'm sorry, that sounds like every

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other woman on planet Earth. Sorry, that is That is women in general.

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I don't want the fries and then
eat your fries. Yes, there

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you go. Are you gonna get
the fries? No, I'm not a

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guinea fries. And then the second
year fries get there, half of them

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are gone. What are you doing
with wine fries? Things always taste better

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off other people's plates. It's science, correct, but that sounds like a

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woman. Sorry. An X dropped
me off for the first day at a

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job. He was late picking me
up when I called thirty minutes after my

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shift. He said it was because
the car was stolen, got another ride,

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drove past the car. He walked
back home and forgot the car.

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Apparently walked to a convenience store across
the street I or drove and then walked

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back. Car was stolen? Did
you go to Quickie Mart? Look,

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I walked into a tunnel for a
mile and a half. That is true.

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I don't have any Well, you
had to see it through at that

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point, right after a certain point
of going. I'm not giving up,

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but I don't really have a case
in any of these. Make you find

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out, dude, you walked into
the thing called the Great dig. We

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were watching the movie seven, where
each murderers tied to one of these seven

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deadly sin. Maybe one of the
greatest, well, it's the greatest one

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of the drama murder dramas in history. The first victim was found murdered after

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being force fed to death, the
big reveal being when they found the sin

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written on the wall behind the fridge. I'll never forget the sound of my

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ex's voice as they moved the fridge
aside to reveal the sin, and he

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slowly started to realize which one it
was. He goes, oh, gluten,

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double snort. It was pasta,
wasn't it? Okay? Look,

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dude, this is my point at
this point in the relationship. You're like,

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if we end up together, do
I want kids with this person?

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Like he's so much fun to be
around. Oh gluten, all the delivery.

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That was actually the eighth. He
kept littering. I really hate littering.

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The day he spit his gum out
on the sidewalk of a zoo,

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I called him out on it.
He said it'll evaporate. I laughed and

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said that's funny, but no,
seriously, you have to use the trash

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can. He gave me a confused
look. I realized he was serious.

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All right, I'm not sure I
include spitting gum out of your mouth of

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the zoo as littering, but I
don't know. I don't think that's his

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Yeah, it's not as serious.
It's just rude because someone else is gonna

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step in it, I know.
But it's not as bad as throwing rappers

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and stuff, no cups or something
out of your car or could This guy

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was convinced by the way that trash
evaporated in the sun. You know these

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people vote. I know. We
watched Shrek and she didn't believe that the

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guy who voiced Shrek was the same
guy that played Austin Powers, because their

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accents aren't the same. I explained
it was the same actor doing different voices.

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She couldn't fathom it. When I
told her that Austin Power's voice wasn't

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his real voice either, it was
too much for her to handle. What

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are you telling me? When I
mentioned that a particular restaurant made their own

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pickles, he firmly corrected me,
informing me pickles grow on bushes. You

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know. He's like, well,
what does she do for? She's a

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prosecutor in New York District it's like
these you know, you find out what

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their jobs are and you're like,
oh my god, she's in charge of

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what. No, but Austin Powers
is British, not Scottish. And that's

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not his real voice, real person
voice. That's fantastic. Hmmm. X

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of My best friend thought that the
online cloud is in the clouds and was

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concerned with this data getting lost when
it rained. You know, it could

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be we don't know that that information
isn't in actually in the cloud. I'm

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not sure about the rain thing,
but yes, poor people, it's not

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an actual cloud. No. We
were eating curry and started talking about rice.

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She didn't believe that a rice plant
produced more than one grain. Now

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that would be an incredible amount of
rice plants just for our meal, I

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said. She was puzzled. How
do you get there? I don't know

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me? And then don't turn into
a fight like you did. You look

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at him because look, you and
I can be a little smarmy. So

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we get it. Yeah, so
we could you get through you? You

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think that each grain is grown with
one plant, so it's allowed this a

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lot of work. Okay. Finally, we were in the forest discussing a

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possible pregnancy scare, so she wanted
to knock on wood. She walked up

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to a tree and asked me,
this is made of wood? Right?

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Thank god she wasn't pregnant. Times
people realize their dates were dumb. Uh.

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When that happens in our house,
I always have the I try not

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to do it in the smarmy voice, but I always go I did it

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yesterday. Uh oh, I said, Uh, are you serious? That

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didn't sound smarmy. You're right.
Oh, there's one more. Google had

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an April Fool's joke one year where
if you like your screen, your phone

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screen, no, you can actually
taste the object of what's being displayed.

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So stupid. Needless to say,
she did it several times. It did

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not work. Oh that you know
why that's making me throw up now,

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because they will. They'll prove to
you that the that your phone screen is

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dirtier than any toilet, including public
toilet lids. Yeah, at least if

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you have blurry vision, you can't
see all that dirt. That's right vision

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there for years. We took Maggie there

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when she was in her scond in
second grade. Now school is starting,

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so you have two things here where
kids don't have glasses yet and you're gonna

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discover they need glasses or you knew
there was glasses. They need glasses and

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you haven't done it this summer.
Let's knock it out right now with Vision

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my family, they have a prescription
and they they're when school starts because they

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don't need their glasses until school starts. Talking about my daughter, Uh,

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then we're not sure do you have
your glasses? Like where are your glasses?

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Okay, they don't know where their
glasses are that they had from the

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previous year. Because this is a
this is a daughter that you know her

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her between her junior and senior year
with her sacred heart skirt. She left

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it in the same spot last day
junior year and just walked over it put

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it on for first day senior year. I was like, that's disgusting,

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all right, So if you can't
find the glasses, then let's get a

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new pair at Vision firsticare dot com, Vision firstiicare dot com, make an

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appointment, go through the car washing. Let's get some glasses back. After

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this on news Radio eight forty whs. By the way, undefeated, Undefeated,

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you are undefeated? Same lover Boy
album, by the way, right

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here, Get Lucky? Oh,
I know the song? Yeah, this

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may be my favorite song on it. Besides, what's the name of the

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album? I'm sorry, Get Lucky? Didn't Dwite tell a story where the

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butt on that is like the fourteen
year old daughter of the record producer?

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What is it with these guys selling
your home buying home? One percent commission

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rate? Do that sound good to
you? That's Edlin and Edland, non

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negotiable. It's the way to do
it, okay, dde back to One

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Boy's first album here, I know
that I'm doing it to the beat of

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the song. Oh cool, You're
right? Sorry, and Eland one percent

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commission rate. Call him at five
nine nine eight hundred. That's the phone

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number, or go to Etlin dot
com and find out how much you're going

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to keep you in your pocket eating
at Eland one percent commission rate? Oh

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right? Did I hit the post
you did? Bam? I can't I

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once once. It's in your blood, dude. You know who you are.

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You're the postmaster general. I am
a postmaster. I could do that.

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Yeah, find right songs. These
days, I can still do it

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just right off the top of my
head. I can rattle off a weather

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forecast or say from the old station
I used to work for. Yeah,

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all right, lover Boy, by
the way is playing the twenty seventh of

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August at Riverband. Who are they
touring with? Do you know Seeman Johnny?

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I'm not checked that one. I
should. I should look into Wow.

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Something he doesn't know about eighties rock. They are Wow. I will

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find that out though, and I
correct myself. Cordy Donaho yesterday, nineteen

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eighty two was the year. So
I went home. I was on the

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way home and I punched up nineteen
eighty two on iHeart. Spent the rest

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of the day there. Yeah.
Now it's a good year to be It

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was a good year. Nineteen eighty
seven movies, yesh, But I love

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it how you were actually trying to
explain. You were trying to say it

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on the beat. I have to
call you out on it. I was

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trying to beat my friend. I
was on the beat and then dude jumped

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in was like, hey, this
is I was like, I know,

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man, I'm doing it to beat
bro mom. Man, let the artist

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do his art. Yes, but
you did hit the post. I did

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very impressive. It can't help it
does. That's actually for for people who

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are not in radio. It's actually
really exciting when you do hit the post.

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If you do not, if you
do it every time, you just

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get used to it. About to
say that, when did I not hit

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the post? Excuse me? You
get used to your magic when when Scott

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Fitzgerald on the show before this one
starts playing music. Sometimes as I'm finishing

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out my newscast, I tried to
hit the post. No, no,

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no, it's just old radio.
If you know, if you're friends with

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somebody, you'll go, hey,
hey, by the way, that new

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lover boy. Yeah, it's a
there's a false post at eighteen. And

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then I know eighteen that's a false
post that you keep going. So there

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you go. Well, it was
funny. I actually worked with a guy

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who is oh my god, it
was like one hundred years old, years

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ago, and and he worked in
many radio stations and he could never hit

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the post. And I'm like,
how could you go through having a career

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as long as yours. You were
in radio for forty years and you can't

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hit the post? White dude,
and it goes this is that's that's hard.

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It's not a skill. I went
over. I'm like, well,

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it's also called hitting the posts are
also called talking up the ramp. Yes,

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all right, your radio lesson is
now over. We are undefeated,

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but we are undefeated for really in
the years. Let's start now, let's

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see we're all top twenty hits back
in the day. Okay, we had

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one of these guys. No one
is named Pablo Cruz in the band,

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but the band is Pablo Cruz.
What you're gonna do? Seventies? We

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are definitely in the seventy five you're
gonna do? Oh this is this is

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a place on my yapera. You
got rock maybe seventy seventy seven one?

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Yeah, yeah, seventy seven one
is gone. Yep, what you're gonna

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do? Yep, what you're gonna
do? Not use lyrics or anything,

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all right, Cartney's not singing that
one. I don't know the lyrics,

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but it's popped up on I'm like, wow, okay, this is my

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new yacht rock song. Oh,
Coolidge, how do you know that?

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Bro? That's fantastic. There's a
big hit guy, Rida Coolidge. How

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did you not know it. I'm
sorry there's no post on this one.

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Who is she married to Christostopher?
That was it? Oh? And I

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thought she did one of the themes
for one of the Bond movies in the

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seventies. Oh, I think you're
right. Yeah, yeah, she was

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hot. Did she start with him
and Convoy? No? No? Uh?

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Is Chris Garstoffers weird or a cool
dude? He's a cool I think

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he's a cool dude. Oh if
he oh my goodness, well he never

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wore sure he's okay, actor,
okay, singer, but great songwriter.

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He is a great songwriter. Let's
move on from rita cool to say that's

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like seventy seven. Now, oh
wait, oh yeah, here's the emotions

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best of Hello. I saw seventy
eight, the song Mariah riffed off of

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for her song I Think made you
say in seventy eight. Now I'm thinking

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seventy eight. Maybe I'm wrong.
Seventy seven wasn't this on this Saturday Night

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Fever? Sometime it might have been, so that would be seventy seven.

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Sean, I didn't see Saturday Night
Fever in its entire all right, as

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guys, whoa, oh no,
we're not almost false post, false post.

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Oh yeah, there you go,
false post radio lesson there it is,

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whoa, whoa. You've got the
best, you got the best of,

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you got the best of. All
right, I'm at seventy okay seven,

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let's bring oh Jimmy Buffett was get
Dwight into the mix. This is

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seventies kind of it's got to be
later seventies. He was not famous in

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the seventies. In the early seventies, not really a one a. He

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was a drunky at the end of
the bar at Joe's. He started.

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He broke out in seventy four at
Joe's place. He want to put him

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on the on the map, and
this is seventy seven come Monday. Was

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before this one? Yeah, Serman
mass extrain forward. Then he became a

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corporate mogul and crushed everyone that tried
to steal any any idea from him.

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One of the reasons he was successful
even when he wasn't putting out records is

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because he was one of the first
artists to own the revenue from the merchandise.

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All right. He was on a
seaplane with Bono and Jamaica authorities thought

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it was a drug plane and they
shot at it. I've seen that flight

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nineteen. Yeah, it's at the
Margueritaville in Orlando, all right. Nineteen

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seventy seven is where I am a
right, thirty four after here more so

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to it looks like we made it. Oh, looks like we made it

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after all. Barry Manilow definitely seventy
seven. Yeah, I'm seventy seven because

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I'm a fanolo. You've seen multiple
times. You are a fanolo. You

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know what? So is Tony he
just won't admit it. He's plastic man,

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now, there he is. I
told you about my friend Kelly,

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and I went to the concert and
got y'all got backstage in mid love too,

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No, I got thrown out.
No, Kelly's Kelly looked like an

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elf and she sang with a really
deep voice, Oh no that you've told

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this story? Yes, yeah,
oh no. And so they kept turning

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around looking at me. I'm like, no, it's the elfin girl.

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I was stupid, right, And
the number one song July the twelfth,

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back in the day, Alan O
Day Undercover Angel, Yes, this was

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number one. Dude, Mori yat
rock yea cal One Wonders of nineteen seventy

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k Tel who the hell was k
Tel all right, all right, we

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gotta go. All right, I'll
tell you nineteen seventy seven. Yep,

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yep, I'm along with you on
that one. Alan O Days Undercover.

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Rangel was number one July the twelfth
for the Undefeated Week nineteen seventy seven.

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Ye you guys did it again nineteen
seventies, the dream work. Come on,

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Courtney donaho you undefeated lady. You
let me bring you the markets which

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look undefeated right now. I mean
we're at another record, the S and

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P five hundred, it's higher,
it's up seven tons of percent, that

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dowrising one hundred and seventy points.
Got another report on inflation earlier, this

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time wholesale prices producer prices climbed in
June, but traders looking past that that

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the data climbs slightly more than forecast. With the news radio eight forty wha

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s Bloomberg money report, I'm Courtney
Donahoe lover boy back to the first album.

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They single handedly brought the like head
headband Bandana back. Weren't they the

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ones that tied the Bandannaz? They
do it? They did? You know

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why? I know that? Because
you're smart, Because I did it up,

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tied of bandana around my leg because
I thought it was cool. Let's

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see, I was looking at river
Bed too, by the way, So

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riverbend August twenty third, Friday,
Foreigner and Styx. Let's see train in

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Rio July twelfth. August twenty seventh
is lover Boy? Let me scroll onto.

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I get some good shows this week
or this year. I like Riverband.

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All right, we are going to
combine. We don't have time for

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crusade for children trivia. We're going
we we are gonna do it. We're

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gonna do it next hour. We're
gonna have the mayor on oh oh oh.

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Plus we're gonna combine the two segments. Is that what, Dave?

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This is your idea, this is
my idea. We don't have enough time

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to do it. Ask them a
couple of questions and have some fun.

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I think what we're gonna do with
the mayor today? Tuesday, August twenty

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seventh, Well, lover Boy opens
for Sammy Hey god, oh no oh

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no oh yeah yeah twenty seventh.
You said Tuesday, all right, we're

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doing it. We're doing the show
from Cincy that day, Sammy, or

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do we do it the next day? We do the show from since I

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want to see people watching Sammy on
the radio, or so they think I'm

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not. Let's do the show from
Cincy the next day. I don't want

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to race back. No no,
no, no, no, you know,

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race back at night, get in
bed at two in the morning and

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get up and do the show.
No, we're gonna let's do that.

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Well, he's friends with Sammy.
I'm gonna try to get this sentence out.

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Can we get the company to pay
for the rooms? You're the funniest

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style of the show man. Might
have some marry out points. Oh this

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helps you? Yeah, well we
can all stay in the same room.

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Date. Oh get a sweet?
He's like, okay, no, thank

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you, that would be a sweet
sweet. So the mayor next, we'll

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ask him a couple of questions.
I do want to ask Hi about Oscar

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manor real quick, I want to
ask him about the police chief. We've

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got to figure it out. I'm
nobody's as big as fan as I am

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as the LM p et. No, I'm sure there are bigger fans,

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but I'm I'm tired. This is
like U of L basketball. I'm running.

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Don't we run our six basketball?
Run o? Six the police chief.

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I was like, I'm tired of
the fun videos. I'm just win

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a damn game, and I'm tired
of the police. The police need to

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stay out of the news more than
three weeks. And whoever the new chief

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is, hear me out, he's
an astronaut or No, and they got

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to go get some criminals off the
street. No, they gotta wait a

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minute. Know, they got to
get more cops. They're getting more dudes.

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Let's go get some dude. I
gotta go get some dudes. Recruitment

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video people will flock. Of course, I'm a jerk, so I'm I

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don't mind if a hardened criminal that
hurts people falls down a lot before he

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gets into the squad car. I
hate when that happens. Hate that somehow

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it's keep running his head into the
car, the squad car door, but

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then they'll guide his head into the
back seat. Watch out, watch for

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watch out for the roof. I
saw cops do that to my friends when

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I was growing up. Yeah,
we didn't complain, so last time he

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did it wasn't it. They were
like crying. I was like, you

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deserved it, dude. Yeah,
May I suggest using your n ice deck

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officer. Shut up and Eddie,
you know that's what I was doing.

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I know, one more, one
more, choke them out. But the

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problem is they're sniffling, crying because
they've been right, and they're handcuffs,

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so they want to wipe their nose
on your on your shoulder. You're like,

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stop. Oh, you're in the
back seat too. I'm in the

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back seat. Oh gotcha. It
was just rambunctious behavior as young, mostly

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peaceful behavior. We didn't they take
us to jail. He's took us to

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our house thinking they knew they were
Our ass is gonna get wooll buy our

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dad's worse than a damn lock up, no doubt. Here's what he did.

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What did he do? John,
You gotta take care of this damnit.

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Can I come with you guys.
I'll go back to the station with

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you guys a little bit, all
right, right exactly. I'm like,

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please don't take me home. Dad'll
cool down tomorrow. Lock me up for

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a night, please all right.
Unlimited landscapes dot Com please go there now

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and check out what's happening. We
did the show last Wednesday there with the

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Harold family. They said, here's
what you know, some people would make

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a decision. They get a certain
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you know, let's buy a condo
in Florida. And they're like, you

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know what, let's not do that. Let's turn our backyard into a resort.

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And that's what they did with Unlimited
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pool man, cool cool cool,
cool cool pool dude with all these really

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cool lights are cool, all the
brick and the stone, and they did

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it all right. So Unlimited landscapes
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they have designers, and he's been
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he knows the dues and dotes.
He was like, don't spend money on

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that, spend money on this.
That's what you need. He's been around

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again for twenty five years. I've
known him since I was fifteen years old.

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He is the most reliable smart pool
installer. I know. You've seeing

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the stories out there are people being
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Unlimited landscapes dot Com. Back after
this on NewsRadio eight forty wha back to

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Loverboy's first album Sneaky Good Album,
Sammy Higar, Loverboy, Riverbend Tuesday,

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August twenty seventh, I couldn't hit
the post. Here we go. Good tune,