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You're listening to the downbeat on ninety
seven to one, the freak, Oh

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dear seven o'clock seven seven, Kevin
turns last day on planet Earth. It's

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the downbeat for nine in my trees. I see he's getting in a metal

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tube that they say is gonna fly
all the way six thousand miles over the

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Atlantic Ocean. I mean, come
on, just use your common sense,

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use your logic. How it's dark
and it's held together maybe by bolt,

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right by bolt, some striking bowing
guys may or may not have he's in

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there going wait, wait right,
right, tidy, right tidy? Yeah,

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that's right, yeah, lefty ty? What was that? Oh?

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The CEO just resigned of the whole
company, right because of all the legal

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act Oh, let's have a cigarette. Yeah, I need a smoke,

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and then that one's done. It
doesn't need all of the bolts. Bill,

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there's some there's a basket with a
million ribbons. When am I going

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to put all these? Look?
Every plane you put together's leftover parts,

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guys? Is the wing department work
hard? This is the bowing way?

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Are you not boeing? Did you
look? Yeah? It's like uh ikea

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furniture for the sky right and ike
furniture. Usually it's not a super max.

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But the Dreamliners, now, I
mean the Dreamliner did not have a

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door fall off mid flight. But
the Dreamliner is very much under investigation on

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a high watch right now because of
the employees who basically said, oh,

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yeah, I wouldn't I wouldn't find
one. It'll be all right, not

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that big of a deal. We
a guy going to just guy going Italy,

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see one of the other continents over
the ocean, heading to Europe.

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This afternoon. We brought you some
gifts, okay, because we know you're

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concerned about your flight. You had
to bring gifts so you just chew up

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every day you're good. Well we
did. We brought gifts because it's a

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special day and we love you and
we want you not to be concerned about

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this flight. I mean I did
yesterday. I did do a good deep

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research project on the dozens and dozens
of planes that have gone down in the

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Atlantic, and mostly a while ago, not anytime real recently, and the

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success for eight percentages you were talking
in the high nineties. You know,

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you really don't have much to worry
about. A lot of people would say

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maybe because it has been so long, you know, I mean, a

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losing streak has to break at some
point. Yeah, yeah, right,

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it does feel like we're overdue for, oh my god, like a reset,

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especially with a ran in Israel and
all the stuff that's going on.

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That's a whole sort of other area, right, right, batch of concerns.

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But the truth is you're probably going
to just majestically soar over the northeast.

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You know what. We flew to
Italy. I remember, we flew

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over England. Like if you go
further north than you think, over colder

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waters than you think, colder,
deeper waters than you think, you go

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way up north and then you kind
of loop back. Now you're going to

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Barcelona. You probably won't get that
high up, but it's gonna be farther

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north in your picture and in your
head. And make sure when you're on

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the plane, you know how they
have the screen in front of you,

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you know, and you can click, oh, I want to watch the

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dark knight rises, you know whatever. There's an option where you can click

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the plane, you know, and
it'll show sort of the little digital thing

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of where the plane is. And
when you do that, it's gonna be

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the tiniest shapeable plane. You're gonna
see it, and then behind that,

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all you're gonna see is blue,
baby blue. And then you can even

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use your two fingers to scroll out, scroll out, scroll out, blue,

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more blue, more blue, more
blue, endless blue, endless,

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terminal blue. And keep in mind, the blue that you're seeing is not

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a view from land. That's not
the sky. That's not what's above you.

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It's what's below you, and that
is cold ocean. Look, our

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hope is that everything goes fine.
Right of course, yeah, it is

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gonna go fine. But we brought
you some stuff to calm you. Okay,

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okay, you're gonna close your eyes
or sure, no peaking, Kevin,

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your first given, I don't need
it. If I trust this,

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describe what Mikey just placed into your
arms. Luckily see right now, you're

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gonna think those are cumbersome, but
those are gonna come in handy for you

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in the twelve hours. They fit
nicely into your overhead bin. What are

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what do you have, Kevin?
This would be the proper terminology for these

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would be flippers. Yeah, those
are flippers for scuba diving and snorkeling,

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about three feet long. That's good
because I was thinking about just maybe throwing

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in my uh like a pair of
tennis shoes, just throwing them in my

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backpack because I'm carrying on see regular
shot helpers onto they'll actually weigh you down.

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Yeah, if you are wearing them
auto of the plane, you're gonna

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want to walk backward, okay,
because if you're just walking forward, it's

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crazy. But if you walk backward, okay, there you go. I'll

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do that. And you're gonna want
to size those up. Get that clip

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on thing in the back size to
you do that before you get on the

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plane. Make sure, like at
home, when after after work, when

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you're finishing your last minute packing,
make sure you get them fitted properly around

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your heel because you want to just
easy clip in. Yeah, my Alto

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is picking me up and I'll make
sure that I get the extra legroom in

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the middle seat. Do not put
these flippers on. Do not wear those

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through TSA. They won't allow you
to enter through the metal detective backwards.

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You won't need it when you're on
the ground, right, You're fine,

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it's just when just in case,
But on the plane, definitely keep them

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on and they'll should fit nicely under
the seat in front of you. They

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may overlap into their foot space,
but a small price to pay. It's

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very toughful of you. Thank you
so much. That makes so much to

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me. Yeah, we gave you
flippers. Uh, you got something to

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let's give the I think these two
are okay, you want me to go

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ahead and go yeah? Right,
So, Kevin, Look, it's a

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long flight and there's only so many
movies that you can watch. They probably

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don't have a big range available,
and god knows how dodgy the Wi Fi

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might be on that, so you
your iPad may be rendered useless. And

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look, some people just don't like
to read, so you're gonna need something

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for entertainment. However, this flight
goes when you hit the water because your

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WiFi almost assuredly is not going to
work. Right. Yeah, and five

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G is real sketchy over water.
Uh huh international water. So Kevin,

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when you when you're playing, invariably
does drop into the sea. This is

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something that you I want to give
to you to kind of help occupy your

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time while you're in the ocean,
because I don't want it to all be

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negative. I want to I want
you to be able to have fun.

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Yeah, you can play with that
this appears to be a rubber ducky.

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Yeah, yeah, it's small,
right, rubber ducky. Yeah, that's

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thank you. That's very helpful.
Yeah, okay, yeah, this is

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good as the pool noodle. You
know what, it's blue. I'll look

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like the smart guy when I'm floating
on the pool noodle while everyone else is

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struggling and gasping for air. Yeah, you're probably gonna get a spot on

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the raft, that's the idea.
But you are a man. You are

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a man, so they're not going
to be Oh, get the ladies on

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there, get this kid on there. Yes, the elbow, I know,

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su you're gonna be one off the
plane. You're not gonna be a

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top draft choice to get on the
raft. So if you don't have it,

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you have the pool noodle to hang
on to, and you have the

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rubber ducky that you can play with. Guys, this is so thoughtful.

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Thank you so much. You're welcome. The only thing that can make it

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better is if Danny gave me his
banana. No, no, I'm going

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to eat the banana because because I'm
gonna need the energy and nourishment to continue

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doing this show with Mike Siroy on
dry land. Yes, yeah, here

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on Terra Firma. Yeah, I
have one more presents. Are doing Lake

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Louisville Remote tomorrow. I have one
more gift for you. I just close

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your eyes. We're giving Kevin presents. As he was about to embark on

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a beautiful journey across the Atlantic Ocean. He's given me a laminated copy of

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some reading material. It's Sharks of
the US Atlantic and it's a comparison of

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the non ridgeback sharks. Yeah,
it's an identification chart of the sharks of

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the Atlantic Ocean. So by dorsal
fin or color, you can identify the

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level of danger involved. Yeah,
the sharks that you're and you can encounter

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as you bob eternally in the cold, cold Atlantic. This chart actually shows

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the size of their teeth too,
so you can kind of know if that's

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a black nose shark or that's a
lemon shark. Right, Yeah, a

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bull shark or a bull sharks gonna
be a problem. A nurse shark doesn't

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seem like that one would hurt.
No, you want nurse or lemon,

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You do not want bull or tiger. Yeah, refined tooth. But I

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took that yesterday and got it laminated
professionally, so it should be water resistant.

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He actually did. So you can
kind of cover all the bases here.

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So you've got the fins for mobility, propulsion, and survival. Yep,

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you have safety with the water weenie. Ye with the water weenie.

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And you know, I love the
the laminated shark identification chart because it's kind

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of got dual purpose because number one, you can see the type of shark

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that you might become entangled with,
you know the danger level of that shark.

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But also you can play if you
get bored out there in that open

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vast sea, it's a little fun
game. You can play shark I spy,

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Yeah, I spy something deadly,
Thank you guys. And of course

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the uh and then the rubber ducky
if you just want to get your mind

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off of it, you can just
bob him up and down. Recreation.

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I'm underwater, IM up. I
will say, use those flippers if you

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are out there and you see land, so you aim your body in that

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direction and then you just start kicking. But use the currents too, because

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the currents are going to be your
friend. You can't swe even if you're

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one mile from land. You're swimming
into the current. You ain't gonna make

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it. Yeah, all right,
you need to go kind of kind of

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adjacent to that. That's good information. You're going. You're laughing, but

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you're gonna remember all this. Grab
also before you leave your house today,

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and you don't want to do this
on playing because it's kind of a inconsiderate.

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You want to just slather yourself in
sunscreen today, like like probably at

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least a fifty SPI. Do you
want to look like Ben Crane so you

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have a GA championship. Okay,
that like a Ben Crane reference. You

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need to cover yourself in sunscreen before
you leave the house. That way,

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it's just one least thing you have
to think about. It ain't gonna be

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grabbing a spray bottle or creaming up
while you're bobbing, you know, like

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if you're already creamed up, that's
just one lessing you gotta worry about.

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Okay, you know, skin safe, get creamed up? Right? It

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down next to restaurream up stream up
coach Joe sdream up pream up like Ben

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Crane. God, I hope he
gets to use that restaurant recommendation. We'll

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see what happens. All that stuff
will work on the way back as well.

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Oh that's right, there's a return
second. That one's worse, right,

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your second transatlantic flight. Yeah,
it's longer. Thanks guys, you're

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welcome. Let's do sports. I
need that ducky batt out of Malcolm's baths

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and now sports seven. Okay,
Rangers won last night. One nothing.

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Guess that body part Ranger picture.
Brock Burke a couple of days ago,

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got an injury? What was it? Elbow? No, self inflicted?

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Oh I know this one. Then
self inflicted? Gunshot? Is he wrong?

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He's wrong? So you had to
say, you know, that's a

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guest like a blend? Did he
get his hand in a blender? Is

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he making mark body part? Right
hand? Okay, I know this.

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He punched a wall. Oh that's
right. Oh no, he wasn't doing

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that. Yeah, he punched a
wall. Why did he punch a wall?

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Yeah? Man, because he's a
bro himself. Was he in the

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dugout or in the clubhouse? What
happened? I don't know one of the

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places. No, he gotta pulled
out of the game or something, right,

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Yeah, and then he so he's
got the went hulk. The boxer's

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fracture. What a dummy. That's
the dumbest injury? Is this dumb one?

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How long have you ever done it? I punched walls but not broken

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anything. I've done it two times
when I was in my early twenties,

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and I broke my hand one time
the boxers. So yeah, I don't

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have a knuckle right there, so
it just flat. Yeah, it's crimped

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under. Did you get it?
You have to just wait or did you

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get No? The doctor said,
you know, there's nothing you can do

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like that one kind of goes up
and that one's just flat because it crimped

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under. So yeah, what was
her name? No, it wasn't her.

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It was sometimes. I had some
emotional problems when I was when I

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was a young angry man. I
was mad at dad. Really yeah,

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when you're South paw huh h because
as you don't expect that. And then

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bam it hurt too, It really
hurt. How long did it hurt?

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For? Like months? About a
week and a half. Yeah, I

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was swollen, terrible. Look at
him now though. Yeah, back on

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top. So this guy got pulled
out of the game and punched the wall.

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Yeah, it's a while back,
but it was Friday, so they

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signed a picture right for the season, started Michael Lorenzen and he threw I

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think five shot out innings last night, so he's pretty good. Interesting,

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they called up a guy so he
was in Triple A. There's also that

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Jack Lader could get called up this
week. Okay, he said two out

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of three good starts, they may
not need him, but it's possible.

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They called up another guy who was
in Triple A and nas cole Win and

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he was the twenty eighteen first round
pick. And I was doing fine,

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and then about seven hundred days ago
he got hit in the foot. And

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he hadn't been the same since he
got hit in the foot, but he

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was a hey, this guy's gonna
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time. Guy. They're now using
him in the bullpen, and he's kind

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of found it. He had got
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Sunday and they might just be like, you know what, let's come up

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to starting thing. Be a reliever. You can help us now more than

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trying to get there. So as
his bullpen worries are still there for me,

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like they're pitching little clerk of the
sixth inning now and I appreciate boch

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you doing that. He did.
He got five outs last night because the

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steady hand thing is fine, but
you can't keep running the guy out there

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in the ninth inning if you can't
throw strikes. So they did good.

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There, that's it. That's sound
there. Who closed twelve today? Who

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closed it out? Last? Things? I think you had the clerk for

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what six and seven? Roberts Robertson, Robertson and Robertson Yates. Yeah,

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yeah, his first save. Yeah, he's been wonderful. They went that

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had fourfor innings, bullpen clean.
Yeah, okay, that's good. That's

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good. Off. It's still struggling
right now. It's been off. It

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has been shown since Josh Young got
hurt, honestly. But they'll be all

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right. They're leading the Al West. Yeah, just hanging in, man,

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like, who are we? We're
just out They're out there goofing.

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They're holding it down. But they've
also lost two straight series. They're silver

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boot goofing. It's all gonna be
fine unless it's not up quickly. Yeah,

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what's up? Yeah? I got
a minute. Cowboys. So here's

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the thing about the Cowboys. The
draft is nixt Thursday, nine days with

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the draft. WHOA, So there's
a thing and you guys have seen this,

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you guys know this probably you know
teams are allowed to have thirty players

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in Okay at thirty visitors and here
in DFW it's called Dallas Day where if

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there's a player who's from area high
school and there's a radius that's you know,

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they draw it on the map.
If you're inside those colleges or you

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went to high school here, then
you're allowed to show up to Dallastate and

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go meet and actually get to know
these players and you can know them all

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better. And the Jason Garrett era, you could go, they're gonna draft

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guys off this thirty man list,
there's no doubt about it. And the

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Mike McCarthy era, it's kind of
been that way too, except for there's

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a little an outlier here and an
outlier there, like Schoonmaker wasn't a visit

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last year, but yesterday. Last
year, they've had Mazzie Smith overshown some

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of the guys they drafted on Day
three. Those were Day three guys.

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So I think it's interesting when you
see who they brought in and like what

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round they might be. They brought
in five offensive linemen who would be first

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round caliber guys. One defensive tackle, one defensive end. So that's what

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they're gonna draft right there. You
kind of know that. And then it

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gets interesting. In the second round. They've brought in running backs Florida State

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guy Trey Benson, the Jonathan Brooks
from Texas good running back, and then

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linebackers round two. Those are the
guys they brought and then who's the guy

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you like Mike Michigan running back like
Corum. They did not bring him in.

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They didn't bring in brayln Allen Wisconsin. Yeah, that's third round type

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probably, And I think we should
give their draft as Trey Lances their fourth

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round pick. And it looks real
stupid if Trey Lance. If we get

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to training camp and Trey Lance can't
do anything, he Cooper Rush shouldn't be

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around anymore. It should be Trey
Lance as your back up and move on.

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The OTA started the big story that
was like ceedee Lamb not gonna be

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there, No, because none of
them big deal need to be there.

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Yeah, it's rookie like rookie mini
camp. Yes, it doesn't matter.

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They don't have to go to off
season activities. So that what pick they

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have twenty fourth, twenty four,
fifty six, and you are what percentage

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that they go O Linemann and you
think tackle or interior. We just don't.

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We don't know what they're doing with
Tyler Smith like Steven Jones compared to

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to Larry Allen. But it's like, okay, is he left tackle or

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a left guard? If you want
to move to left tackle and not have

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to take a tackle in round one, I think you could do that.

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If you want to PLoP him down
and say he is a great left guard,

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let's not move him. That's cool. Do that center goes a little

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bit deeper than offensive tackle. Offense
tackle, you better take him at twenty

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four. You're not gonna get a
good offensive tackle. You can get a

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center in the second and third round. I do believes tackle in twenty four.

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How about Wisconsin center Tanner Bordolini.
Oh wait, I didn't say his

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name is on board. There's also
a center from Arkansas that I just feel

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like Jerry would like not that he
gets to make the call. I think

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his name is bo Lemmer, and
I could just hear Jerry talk about that

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bow limm Er just going along on
the offensive line. I can see it,

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hear it. But they're not bad, dude, They're not doing anything.

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This is the most missionary Cowboys offseason
they've had in a long time.

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That's out of necessity, though,
right out of necessity. And also lame

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duck here for McCarthy, for Mike
Zimmer and a lame duck here. Weirdly

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is your new defensive coordinator. You
think he's gonna get to come in on

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a one year deal and pick a
defensive tackle at pick twenty four. You

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know, if you get the Texas
defense tackle Murphy, who's really good.

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One good thing too, is we
have overshown coming back right. Yes,

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so that's all sort of like the
free bonus pick that you, yes,

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prepaid for last year. Yeah,
that's nice. I think that's good.

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They're intersting three linebackers in that second
round area where they pick at fifty six.

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They may do that, and I
don't know if I love them taking

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linebackers, but we'll talk, I
guess next week. But just the likelihood

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of any moves to moving up moving
down. But you haven't heard any whispers

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because no one's talking about the Cowboy. The name that I keep hearing is

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Kingsley Suemunthia. He's the tackle from
BYU. Now Dane Brugler's got him graded

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like the fortieth player overall, calviych
Are picking twenty fourth. I've seen other

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people grade him as like the top
A top twenty five player, Kingsley Sua

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Mattia. I keep getting that like
they like him BYU tackle was it Oregon

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good player, So just fixed the
offensive line. Otherwise you can't do anything

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on offense. Coming up next,
I do have a little more on the

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Rashi Rai situation, and there's a
marine that did some really wild stuff.

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He's eighteen, the few the Proud, the Klepto next to ninety seven won the Freak