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All right, it's me ask Wove. Its good Tuesday morning. All Danny

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Bayliss is here, Mike's Roy's here
at J. J. Jackson as well.

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I'm Kevin. We have fun today
in one hour Sports at seven,

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good god, it's Rangers season,
nut Cowboys season. You know who won't

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commit a holding penalty that I'll set
your offense back to Rangers. They just

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won't. You know who we'll give
you have red zone woes. It's Rangers.

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Seven o'clock. That's a college stuff, kind of wild. Eight o'clock.

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I do have Cowboys thoughts because I
was done yesterday and I did watch

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the game on the plane closely.
Really, Oh man on your computer?

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Oh god, not my on my
phone, because I didn't take my computer.

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You know, I don't want to
take a computer on a trip.

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That's a sad experience watching a game
that you care about on your phone.

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I didn't care about the game.
You know, you have to care about

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it a little bit. I was
listening for Moose. I was listening to

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see if a kicker would miss a
kick and one of the mascots would bang

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their head off this support beam.
You were you were razor sharp, focused

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on the return cut. Did you
see when Tony Pollard lost a shoe?

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Though, Yeah, that's right.
We didn't talk about that yesterday. I

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did, Boy, I immediately parked
up because you could have no shoe.

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It was week two, obviously,
but you could have done oh, cowboy

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will lose a shoe, and that
would have been awesome too. I had

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to put it in week two for
Tyler Beadest. She didn't even play yesterday.

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Next year we need to do year
long your long shoes. Well that's

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a great one. Well, look, cowboy's a shoe this this year.

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My Twitter did blow up really on
the Pollard shoe bro Like, no,

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I'm wasn't even close to being right, because I would love McCarthy lying on

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the ground at some point. Yeah, for a full year. Oh wow,

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I like the wine Lady coach,
we need to play. You know

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that bitch gotlo was coming to what
watch the videos. They clearly stop the

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timer and she tries to get up, She goes, she looks up at

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the camera and she goes and squeezes
a few more and then she falls.

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It's like, you cheated, girl, and you got what you deserve.

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When you cheat, you fall.
The crime of smashing grapes with her feet.

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She was local, right, I
had like Arizona. That could be

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wrong. What you should the wind
knocked out of her? Get bathed.

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It's like a seal. You ever
had a wind knocked out of you?

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Good bunch? That's not fun.
You ever do it in a sports game

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where the coach comes out and the
solution is to grab you by your belt

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and like lift you off the ground
helping? Not only in sports where you

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land on the ball. Oh yeah, it sucks, Yeah, terrible,

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It's scary. It's scary. You
can look, you cannot breathe. You're

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feeling like the scariest. You're dying, Yes, in front of everyone.

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Is terrible. Oh. A guy
didd into golf course Mikey on Rider Cup

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week? My was he European or
American? We don't know. Find out

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that's six thirty. Have you've ever
booked a tea time at Tennyson? I

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don't fault you for that. Do
you actually have to book a tea time

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at Tennyson or do you just like
walk over from the fireplace lounge and start

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playing. It's nicer than that.
It is nicer than that. Sometimes you

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have to book a tea time at
No, it's just the neighborhood, not

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Tennyson Glenn, which is there,
and they're lesser course because Tennyson Highlands is

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the first one. And that normal
though that like golf courses tend to be

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surrounded by some rough neighborhoods, yeah, oftentimes because they're old. Yeah,

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like what the Cedar Crest is in
a rough, rough fish neighborhood, but

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a beautiful course with a wrought iron
fence around the whole thing. D d

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Ac is right up there on Ferguson
where people get shot all the time.

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Yeah, or Laprada or whatever.
I don't know, it's weird. Cedar

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Crest is like now there's like so
many nice houses being bought up around there,

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and I'm like, don't make it
two NICs, Like, I don't

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know. I don't like when that
happens. Talking about gentrification, Kevin,

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I like that, I can't we
just have some normal houses? Does everything

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have to be huge? Well?
How do you You don't build a new

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house that's not at least somewhat modern. Book stands out in a neighborhood with

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seventy year old houses. I grew
up in my neighbors were goats and chickens.

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So like when things get too big
around me, it makes me uncomfortable.

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Yeah, and that's why I live
in a crappy neighborhood and the beautiful

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town of Richardson. It'll take down
Farmers Branch any day. All that's going

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around. Oh oh, Ben venut, I'm hearing about something at seven thirty.

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It's the scuttle butt, but I'm
renaming it today. Where are all

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of our rewards? Hmm? I
wonder what could be the lead there?

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Yeah, I haven't had an award
and quite some time, you dirty dog.

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He tried to go the whole show
without anyone mentioned it, and Ben

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Rogers came in here and couldn't nail
it. For those that don't know,

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hey, we were laser focused on
NFL football yesterday. Brow we didn't have

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time for awards. No back padding, you guys crush yesterday there was no

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circle jerking or back padding, none
of that until Ben came in here.

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Yeah and did both to you.
That was nice as he tries to get

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to know you better. It's going
slowly, Yeah, I don't think it's

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I think it's moving in any direction
at all. The first time he saw

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you. He called you cash,
but he's trying to win you over.

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Now, can you believe it?
That's outstanding. It's pretty badass. Thank

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you, Dallas Observers. Radio Personality
of the Year twenty twenty three goes to

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one Mike's Roy. Did you see
the other nominastic? No? I didn't

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Kevin. Oh, imagine you have
a list. You didn't see him.

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I don't know what that means.
There are other nominees. They they narrowed

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these down to finalists. No,
they don't know. You gotta work behind

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the scenes. You have to contact
your Dallas Observer friends. Okay, you

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didn't see no Kevin, who are
that? I'm not gonna tell you,

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all right, we'll tell him later. Bring it up, set an appointment.

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Well, I mentioned the count.
If you did that, then you

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know you might be Radio Personality of
the Year and I don't want it.

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And when you combine that with my
my victory and the stand Up Comedian of

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the Year for DW that I didn't
see that. Yeah, they kind of

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buried it, you know. I
told him, Hey, I don't like

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Yeah. It was on page ninety
one of the Observe ninety one pages.

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Congrats as just great. Uh yeah, that's just great. That was really

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cool. It was a big freak
weekend. Never had anything nice happened to

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me like that. This was shocking
and very very cool. It was kind

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of cool, like I left town
for the weekend and then the freak just

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had a great weekend, and it
was a big sign. I think of

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moving to Seattle. Condition by subtraction. I think that's the thing people say,

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definitely. Well, I trust me, trust me. I deal with

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it more than you guys even know. Oh, why don't you just go

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to another show? Well, Mike
and Danny got this. I know.

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People like, oh my god,
No, were like, were miserable.

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Jesus. It feels different, you
know. We were over the coffee machine

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at eight thirty, was like,
oh god, I mean Kevin. Kevin's

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not here. It's awful, Mike
Mikey said, a stool has three legs,

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not two, Like, I don't
sit on a stool with two legs.

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Who's gonna rub our feet during shows? You can't. Who's gonna make

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our coffee? You must have three. I'm gonna do a quick one.

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No, Danny's gonna go first.
Let me do this, because I think

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you had some you said you had
you had some ejaculate. No no,

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no, no, no, no, you Kevin, it's gonna take you

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a day or two ease back into
this. That's obvious. What what's he

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doing. I think he's just fired
up. I think he's excited if the

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day he's got to demonstrate value of
bomb. May you may you may have

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heard the term radio blue balls and
you get to see it in action today

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from Senor Cavo. I think that
Mike's Erroy winning Radio Personality of the Year

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and the Observer had some influence on
something that happened to me last night.

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And because now it's time for nocturnal
admissions, yes we please explain what this

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is. Yeah, it's a simple
policy that states, if you have a

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dream that features or contains one of
your coworkers, you must reveal the information

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and the story of that dream live
on the air to that coworker. Well,

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that very thing occurred to me last
night, and this dream was so

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vivid and maybe impactful that the first
thing I did when I the alarm went

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off is immediately jumped up and before
I even fed my dog, I grabbed

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the laptop and opened up notes and
started typing and this is what I came

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up with at four twenty four in
the morning. Be ready, I'm ready,

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Okay. I'm walking through the main
area of a shopping mall emblematic of

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the mid nineteen eighties. Ahead is
an escalator with a very low grade that

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descends toward what appears to be a
video game arcade. As I ride down

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toward it and see that the types
of games inside are the ones that I've

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never seen before, pinball machines that
have images of heavy metal bands, but

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low level bands that would not typically
have games licensed to them. As I

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enter the game room, I see
Katie and Sir Roy. Katie is playing

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a machine and Sir Roy is walking
through the arcade as if he is looking

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for someone to talk with. Somehow, I'm able to ascertain that Sir Roy

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has just won twenty five hundred dollars
off some Russian mobster types in a video

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game challenge, which I'm not surprised
by, because in my dream, Sir

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Roy comes off like the kid in
school that grew up with a pool table

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and his dad probably looked like Smoky
in the Bandit era Burt Reynolds, and

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he probably screwed every divorce in his
neighborhood, which likely meant that s Roy

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was quite adept at parlor games like
darts and had his first beer when he

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was six. I saddle up to
play a game I've never seen before,

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featuring the image of local nighties Dallas
TV News icons like Clarice Tinsley and John

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McKay. Yes, I put my
quarters in and begin playing, and the

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game on the screen is nothing more
than Galica. As I capture my second

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ship, which increases my firing power
by two times. For some reason,

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I let every single enemy escape without
firing a shot in the first bonus round.

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So Roy is standing over my shoulder, belittling my strategy and laughing at

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my gameplay the entire time. And
then my alarm went off and I woke

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up. Yes, I don't like
that, and I don't belittle it was

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ever weird. Yeah, it was
so effing weird to see this video game

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and you're like walking around just big
shotting everybody, and you got twenty five

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hundred dollars that you just are bragging
about that you won in this video game

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challenge, and these guys that are
Russian dudes and suits are like, hey,

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he's the best. He's so good
at this video game and they're doing

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shots of vodka. But I am
looking for someone to talk to you.

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You're wanting to tell a friend about
what I tell someone, so rather than

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tell me about it, I'm playing
the Fox four News video game. But

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that's just Gallaga and you're like laughing
at me because you know the challenge drowned

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where they all you know, you're
just basically shooting and nobody's shooting happy.

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I'm just watching them just go by, and I don't fire one shot,

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and you were just ripping me.
What are you doing, you idiot?

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You're not even hitting your buttons.
I'm just frozen. He move, let

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me because I think I was intimidated
by I was in the same with the

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radio personality of the year. Good
god. No, that's why this should

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have never come up yesterday or today, is because that that's gonna be with

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infiltrated my dreams. Yeah, well, thank you. I'm honored. I

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wonder if it's is the last was
that mean as your last dream? You

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think, like, what, yeah, it was the I mean it was

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four four twenties when my alarm goes
off and the alarm I was so mad

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because I wanted to see how this
thing finished, because dude, it was

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a cool dream and it was incredibly
lucid, full color. I dream if

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my dreams are lucid, they're always
in full color. And it was so

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much fun. But there was that
that kind of tension, and I felt

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like, I don't know, I
felt really uh insecure playing the game because

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here's big baller ser Roy just ripping
me to shreds and he's got a pocketful

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of money that he won off the
mob. Like the movie The Machine with

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Bert Chreish or our friend, I
will never belittle you. I can't think

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but support your Galagha. Fox War
Games, Yeah, that's weird, dude,

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the Fox four parts definitely weird.
I walked up there's John McKay and

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Clarice Tinsley on the you know,
the ace of this video game, and

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I just shots yeah, and I'm
like, oh, it's just galling goods

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where you have dreams and like it's
sort of it's reality. And then there's

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just a couple of wild cards thrown
in. Yeah, it just confirmed to

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you that it's a dream. It's
just your brain working without any any structure,

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you know, it just throws fillers
into random like why are you think

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about Clarice's Tinsley or Fox four?
What is on our screen every damn day?

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It's Fox four News. Now.
Granted we've graduated beyond the old the

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old guard, and now we have
like twenty three year old Instagram models doing

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the news and weather every day.
You're calling Evan Andrews an Instagram model who's

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doing the beautiful job on the weather
today? Is that that dude? Yes?

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I think it was Jim Knox.
That's not Knox is a Naxie look

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alike and a Coach K look alike. It's Naxian Coach K combined. And

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he's awesome? Is he awesome?
Very good? Seems fit. Tomorrow night,

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We've got Let's freaking school movie series. Go buy your tickets ninety seven

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when the Free dot Com like,
uh like k Islands. Yeah, I'm

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the Draft House. I think I'm
gonna go. We're gonna watch I am

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going going tomorrow. I got a
few tickets left, so go get those

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ninety seven one the free dot com. I think the whole back is sold,

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but the front is still available,
so get in there, man.

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Hold on. I was figuring like
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know, uh huh, because like
if it's ten days ago, you're like,

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don't want to go to a movie
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that kind of thing. Movies are
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within about seventy two hours. I
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to help you. I think this
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Yeah, don't you hope. So
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Man, Come on, and if
you wear dolphins gear free drink,

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you can't get a free drink from
the Dallas Observer radio personality of the Year.

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All right, dude, let's insane. Let's say six twenty we we

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pause that for the day, gravestone, we're the the Dass Observer radio personality

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of the year bought me a drink
at Ace Fincher, a pet detective.

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They made great friend for me,
not for the drink resistient. All right,

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if I croak in the next couple
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on my grave stone twenty twenty three, just in case as a joke.

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But fine, yeah, fine,
six twenty I'll stop until seven thirty when

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we take a look at some of
the other Dallas Observer Awards of the years.

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See you know who you're you're company
with? Yeah, you know,

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I need to figure my contemporaries out
the other, the other best to the

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best, like Sir Roy and Michael
Parsons one and the second two lions among

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men. Right, Okay, I'm
gonna be quick about this. I took

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a quick trip, and I'll tell
you sometimes it's beating when people talk about

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when they go on vacation. Sometimes
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this be? Decide? And I
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to Italy a couple of years ago. I loved talking about that with Christina

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because I found out a lot about
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not with the most unique place because
I think you've been, you've put both

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of you guys have been there.
Green Bay. I went to Green Bay.

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Me and my family go to Green
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three years if we're on average,
sometimes every other year, and we go

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to the Packer game. We get
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Fields. Our quick trip. It's
great. How many we got in the

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Turner clan. So it's my mom
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Roxy, my girlfriend goes, and
then my brother. Usually his wife goes,

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but she stayed home with his three
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bunch of kids. I got a
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you know. So uh. And
then our family friends Oscar and Sandra

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went for the first time. So
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which hard to find tickets for seven. House rental walking distance, house rental

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right across the street. Like you
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the Packers on National TV. You'll
see it this Thursday night on the Amazon

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and it's got the Brett Farr and
Aaron Rodgers and Bart Star you know,

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a little basically props in the backyard. So is it like an airbnb situation?

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Okay, So these people who live
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they rent out their house for those
home game weekends and they make their nuts.

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I wonder they might just go to
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because it's usually you know, it's
a short rental. And I was thinking

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about that too. Green Bay's not
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the perfect town for the show up, spend a day Saturday, watch the

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game, and go home. You
know, it's just because there's not a

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lot to do there outside of the
things that are to do, which are

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great. There's a one side of
the stadium is new. We got a

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brewery. They got this badass hotel
with the Sweet Sweet Bar, so cool

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called the Cooler Lodge, which I
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also has Saints as well Saints as
well, so bat we should say bathrooms.

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Titletown. On the other side of

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the stadium is your old crappy bars
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yes, and they're packed and they're
packed in the walk between the two

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is great. Yeah, and that's
where kind of I think the main parking

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lot is. That is the one
that I saw. But to what you

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like, they're named after old packers
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they have their bars. What they've
got a Mike McCarthy road. Okay,

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yeah, they have home grin way. I know. Yeah, it sounds

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like you're almost describing like Wrigleyville for
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But nothing else to do in the
city other than in that little fays

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that too. Well, yeah,
Lombardi Avenue, Tony Kendo Run, Who's

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yeah, I don't know. Was
your Airbnb on Shamura Circle? No it

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was not. I don't think they
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take a straight away. I did
see Frank Winn teens only on top right,

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Nichke Field is right here, don
Hudson Center, All right, anyway,

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go ahead. Oh that's you know, and that's the vibe is all

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that and all these people care about
the packers right, drinking, eating and

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packers. Okay, so we flew
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and then you get a rental car
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half hours, three hours. We
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this time. So we're not driving
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beating. Let's just fly in Chicago
and then quickly fly into green Bay straight

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in it on a tiny plane.
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and driving. And then you're like, well, I guess we could stop

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in Milwaukee at the bar or whatever
about that flight to you flight into green

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Bay from Chicago, fire up and
down right, it was so easy and

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easy to get on and off.
I mean it's just there's no one on

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the plane, so get their Saturday
and it's on, you know, like

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quickly. Like I had a whole
list, like we're run the store,

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get a couple of things the house, you know, a bottle of water,

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gets beers, all the stuff you
need for the house. Did you

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okay, let me hit her up
real quick? You pose or you sent

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a picture, posted a picture.
I don't remember, but it was you

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and maybe your brother playing football in
a yard. Was that the house you

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were staying at. Yeah, okay, that the view is. I mean

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you're like right across the parking lot
from Yeah, that's Stramman. It's you're

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adible. You're on it like it's
incredible. And yeah that was Sunday morning,

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and we got atoms like screw it. Let's I mean, it's a

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noon game. I like when there's
a night game because you have a old

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day to get warmed up. It's
a noon game. So the lots open

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at eight. People start coming in
to the tailgate lake area. You meet

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your neighbors, okay too in this
airbnb situation, right, your neighbors and

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the backyard next to you. Actually
took their nerve football from him. They

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were a bunch of guys. There
were Saints fans and they were from all

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spread out in the southeast. One
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and guess from Louisiana. They're all
brother in laws. Man, the

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youngest guy in that group had the
walk of shame at about six thirty am

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both mornings. In fact, boys, Sunday morning, no, no,

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Monday morning, Yesterday morning, so
we meet. My brother would try to

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go. Since that my mom would
go. We try to go for a

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walk around the stadium every morning because
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So he had the walk of shame. He was kicking out the remnants

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of bean snappers. Every morning.
My brother got up early for a walk

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and he goes, I saw the
guy and so he saw him get up

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from in between two dumpsters and walk
back to their being me. But both

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days the dude took the In fact, his buddies, Mikey, his buddies

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were making fun of him on Sunday
because we talked to them on Sunday and

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they were like, oh, yeah, he had a rough night so I

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don't know what happened, but it
was pretty impressive. You know. The

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game's nuts. Okay, it's seventeen
to nothing, and I now realize why

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there's so many stadium fights. There
was a guy walking up these stairs and

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he nearly he nearly killed someone because
he's walking up these stairs. And then

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he fell back and then he caught
himself, but he can't function. Okay,

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well he falls down the stairs,
but somehow it's caught by a guy.

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Okay, a bigger guy kind of
catches him. Hey man, you're

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right, you know, and the
guys can barely walk, you know,

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people are so drunk. There a
zombie. This guy helps him up the

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stairs. You can sit. The
security guards kind of paying attention. Now

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the guys sits down right behind me, and I'm like, Jesus, this

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guy's gonna throw up on me.
Now. He ends up moving further down,

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which is not where his seat was. But seventeen nothing, no offense.

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This sucks. And then all of
a sudden, okay, people want

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to talk a analytics. People go, Momentum in sports is not a real

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thing. It's not a real thing, dude, so real. It all

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turned so quickly and they get it
was seventeen to three. And then when

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you went down for a score and
on loved one teams this you're down by

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fourteen and you score touchdown and then
you go for two. Oh, they

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went for two, and they got
it in the seventeen eleven and then you

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gotta stop and they Derek Carr got
hurt and James's in the game and they

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get the ball back and then we
go down and score and it was like

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this sole, sleepy game, and
then the fourth quarter it all happened and

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we won eighteen to seventeen. I'm
sorry out there, I'm a Packers fan,

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but so after the second touchdown,
though, there's a lot going on

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agreement, they don't have a lot
of like they're all young, right,

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done have a lot of veterans or
anything. The Romeo Dubbs catches a touchdown

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pass to tie the game at seventeen, and they're all doing hearts that they

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love Jordan love and it's wild because
he did nothing for three quarters. But

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they all, dude, he's it's
actually it's gonna work. It's gonna work.

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Look at him. He's kind of
good. He's so happy, he's

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kind of good. He was great
in that fourth quarter. Oh my god,

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he loves too, but they don't
have dude. I was telling my

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dad was like, dude, now
he's like these wood receivers were even good

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in college, like not even without
Watson. They're a little fan they are

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so thin. But it was like
just so thrilling. And then oh,

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I forgot to tell you about the
Collective Soul concert, the time we got

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time next, No, the most
important things. It's not important. It's

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I don't know, I don't know
why. It's just so funny. He

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went to a collective soul. I
mean, it was just happening, right.

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STP came on, Yeah, featuring
the guy who's not in there any

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work because he died. Yeah,
Scott is deceased. It was a lot

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of rear rear bird. Dear bear, dear bear. I was thinking of

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you the whole game, watching it, and they were just getting shut out

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and smoked and then miss field goal
last second, and I was happy for

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you. It was a turtle kt
in the background, and I kept looking

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up the scoreboard across the way,
going, holy crap, the Dolphins put

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up fifty six seventy. What hell's
happened? Because that's while two, when

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it's eight other games going on,
you're like, what has happened my fantasy

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getting trashed? Seventies seventies so stupid? What more on that? At eight

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o'clock? I want to hear what
the vibe of the city after an early

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game victory is like, maybe later, yes, maybe later quickly mass exodus

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to the crappy bars and then total
s show to the point that you get

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in a bad mood and so many
people yeah, because they don't. They

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stay down, they and then they
gotta go to work on Monday and they

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stay out. But I'm glad to
be back, all right? Coming up

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next, there was a dead body
founded a local golf course. The details

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are interesting. Next, nice everyone
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