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This is a downbeat on ninety seven
to one, the freak. Scott Staff

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joins us at nine o'clock. You
believe that you should? Holy cow?

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Who booked him? Was that you? Mikey? Was that UKT? We

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both had a big email chain yelling
it's worth the magic, but yeah,

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you guys are incredible. Got him? Creed was at the Ranger game last

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night, had a big press conference
and making the rounds. So get him

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on nine o'clock. You think they
called Scott Staff like, hey, we

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come the Ranger game and He's like, yeah, we'll come. Then John

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Blake's like, we don't really need
all the guys. I mean, just

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because they kept showing Creed and the
other dudes. Imagine have they ever been

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stopped in public? I mean it's
kind of unrecognizable now too. If you

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look at scott'staf he you would know
what scott'stab. But he he looks different.

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He needs to grow a beard,
he needs I think a beard would

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help. Yeah, but how bumped
he has rubber face? Now did they

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do the song? An intro?
Right after? It should be nice to

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him since he's joining us. He's
really handsome. When did they do the

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song was that after the second inning
stretch they did last time. I'm not

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sure when they did it. I
think they did the same spot right after

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they hung three on us, So
that took so much air out of the

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sales of the sing along. And
then oh my god, cut the Creed.

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They're here, Yeah, he's here. Just to be clear, this

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was a song that was played in
the clubhouse yes one time, and everybody

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was kind of singing that long multiple
times. And Jared it can only be

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Jared reported this. Jared got it
from Andrew Heeney. Otherwise this probably would

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have never even been a thing.
Yeah, they've been secretive too this.

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Jared Sanlin deserves an award for this
because he got that out of Heen Dog,

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and somehow it's taken off into this
whole thing. And now the Minnesota

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Vikings are getting create and Creed streams
are going up on Spotify, and so

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Creed just was sitting around, you
know, yeah, just putting the word

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Creed into the search bar and hitting
a refresh, hoping that something new would

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come up. Anything. Oh,
I've they've been able to parlay this little

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report about the Rangers listening to their
song a handful of times in their clubhouse.

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They've been able to parlay that into
a trip to the ALCS in Arlington,

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getting seats, getting cool jerseys,
and holding a press conference. Dude.

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The Dallas Morning News article said this
the first time the band has reunited

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in ten years now. They did
have a cruise that is scheduled. Uh

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huh, and this is the thing
that they're going to I think next year,

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because it is a some form of
anniversary for them. Maybe it's twenty

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five years. Yeah, they started
ninety nine, so next year, twenty

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twenty four would be the twenty fifth
anniversary of Creed beginning. So that's uh.

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I think it's taking it back to
nineteen ninety nine cruise or something summer

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of ninety nine cruise. Yeah,
you know what, let's save that for

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I don't know, nine o'clock.
I could go through the specifics of the

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Creed Cruise with you guys. Just
Second Sailing just announced. Hell yeah,

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that might not be for Creed though, because you can also go on the

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Three Doors Down Cruise or the Daughtry
Cruise. Yeah, a lot of options.

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Oh my god, Buck Cherry is
going to be on there. Hey

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man, she's a crazy buffet.
Hey what's up, man? God?

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What big fan? Leave them alone? People trying to be so sad?

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Honey, that's buck Cherry, everybody. A lot of people like these bands,

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Daniel, is that the verb pipe? Now, that's getting another donut?

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The verb pipe? So you're gonna
be You're gonna spend thousands of dollars

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to go on this cruise to see
but Cherry, and then the bass player

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of butck Cherry is going to get
the last scoop of pasta salad in the

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buffet, and you're gonna be standing
there with empty plate. Yeah, you're

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gonna make me scold you guys here. You know when to take shots at

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these bands who used to air on
the station Tonic. I love Tonic.

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That's what does Tonic do? I
think they did. Let's do this,

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you see? I like that song
too, She loves Me? Maybe?

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What's the verbs pipe song? They
have one? We were They're the better

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freshipany we were only freshmen, we
were merely freshmen. I don't hate that

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song. I always thought that some
one wasn't a utterable Okay, look I

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get it. I know a lot
of people like those bands. I've admitted

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to liking article. Sure, of
course. The only thing is it's like

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it's one thing to like turn them
on the radio or put them on your

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phone and jam them out in your
car. But do you want to be

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sequestered for like nine days on a
boat with them? I don't know.

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I need to be trapped on a
boat with dishwalla. You're viewing you're you're

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viewing it wrong. You're not trapped
on a boat with I guess you are

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on any cruise. It'd be fun. Nine days is going to be there

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and get you know, nine days. No, they're a big song.

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No, no, this is the
story of a girl that's nine days of

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river and drown the whole world.
Yeah, and it opens up the pohotograph.

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Pop radio is nuts in nineteen ninety
nine when you'd hear that into the

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thong song back to back. Let's
review some of the jams you'll hear on

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the Creed Cruise later in the orientation
This morning, I love it. It's

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kind a but oh give it to
me now. I got a wild one

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for you today, guys. It
is I usually like to be local here,

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kaka cavo, be a little uh, a little national here, because

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that's the story and it's it's kind
of something that's on the minds of many

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in the NFL, and the event
holding a sphere, give me the sphere,

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the tease again, something the NFL
is afraid of, but does not

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involve sports technically. Okay, I
genuinely don't know what this is, do

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you know, Danny O, no
idea. I mean, we're talking terrorism

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in the stands, Like I don't
okay, I like terrorism that you said

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there, Oh, don't don't keep
I like terrorism. I would say,

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like where you're going there, because
you can't just a good guess, is

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what I'm meant to say. So
we're on the right track. Yeah,

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so, Jonas said. A couple
weeks ago, Ohio State and Maryland played

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college football game and a drone was
spotted over the game. This game was

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on Fox, and officials suspended the
game a few minutes pulled the players off

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the field when a drone was spotted
over the field. Now, the drone

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flew off real quick, because it's
a pretty quick interruption. Police tracked down

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and arrested the pilot, who claimed
that it was a new drone. He

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just lost control of control of it. He's facing criminal charges, but he

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looks like he's gonna get off because
they're not feeling any malicious intent as he's

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doing. I'm sorry, which caught
itth man, he's doing that bit,

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and maybe it's the truth that they're
they're really like, Look, no priors,

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nothing that would say that this guy
meant to do this. But this

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incident is the latest in a string
of drone appearances over stadiums, and NFL

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executives and members of Congress are paying
close attention to this. Now. I'm

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gonna read you this quote I found
from an article on NBC News. Many

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believe it's a huge security vulnerability that
could result in a catastrophic loss of life.

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We're concerned about somebody who would use
drones in a nefarious way and drop

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a grenade that would do considerable damage
and possibly kill people. That's from Senator

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Gary Peters, a Democrat from Michigan. He's also a chair on the Committee

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of Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs.
They also had valid concern right something.

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I definitely haven't thought about the idea
of a drone doing something like that.

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Can I tell you if you didn't
say that that G word right there,

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I would have never said it on
air. Because I don't you don't want

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to like plant the idea of any
of the stuff for no good reason.

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I have for a long time feared
the stadium grenade. Yeah, you know

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what I mean, and I hate
like I've been to stadiums, even with

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media passes and stuff, where it's
real lax and whatever, and just someone

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bringing them in considered really the drone
option, which is probably even more a

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lot easier, kind of crazy,
terrified. Yes, So basically what they're

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talking about this article, stadium's and
outdoor venues are defenseless from an attack of

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a drone or a mishap from above. But they have incidents that have happened

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in the last few years that we
didn't know about, or at least it

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was news to me. One thing
they talked about the article is the Rush

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of Ukraine war has demonstrated how easy
it is to weaponize small drones. Okay,

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right now, US law only gives
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Security the power to take down a
rogue aircraft, and because those agencies aren't

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fully funded, well, I think
we have a skeleton crew around here.

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The FDA, the USDA, the
FBI, and Department of Homeland Security.

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They don't have the resources to cover
normal games. They only cover the Super

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Bowl and the World Series. That's
it. What So this could happen anytime,

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And the FBI director said that they've
investigated multiple instances of people trying to

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weaponize small drunes. The NFL head
of security said there were around twenty five

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hundred drone incursions over NFL stadiums last
season. Now, a lot of people

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have drones. So did you say
twenty five hundred. Yeah, up one

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percent from the year before when it
was thirteen hundred. So in twenty twenty

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one thirteen hundred and twenty twenty two
to twenty five hundred drone incursions. Now,

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what constitutes an incursion is that it's
got to bec of the dirt bag

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culture hour Saturdays here on the freak
flying his drone. You know, I

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don't know. I don't know what
constitutes an incursion. It's probably just being

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within a certain radius of the stadium. If TC is listening and can help

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with this, go ahead and call
in, or if brother Cash knows anything

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about this. Cash has a bunch
of drones for video production work at the

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Well Creative all your video production needs
and he had to get a pretty serious

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drone pilot's license. We're had to
pass like a pretty hard test, and

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there are big requirements on flying anywhere
near air, open airspace, airports,

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that sort of thing. I would
imagine, Yeah, I would think stadium,

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although part of his job is to
get drone footage of the American Airline

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Center. You know, that's when
you watch basketball games and you see we're

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live in Dallas. Yeah, I
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Like a lot of that is Cash
is drone. There's a high concentration

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of people. Yeah, but there's
just beautiful shots of the city and then

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they there's the part, or there's
the stadium. If a bird could get

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sucked into the engine of a plane, a drone could, of course.

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Yeah. Of course. Last year
I did not know this. A Seattle

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Seahawks Atlanta Falcons game was inner for
ten minutes when a drone flew over Loomen

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filled in Seattle. I remember that. I don't. I mean, good

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lord, just one a crappy pilot
of one just crashes one into a crowd.

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You could take somebody out with just
the drone itself. You know.

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The first drone Cash got he was
so excited. We were in his house,

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and you've been to his house,
so he's kind of got these high

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ceilings in that living room area,
and we're trying to fire this thing up

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and it's banging off stuff. We're
trying to catch it. Our fingers are

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bleeding. It was the most keystone
cop idiot thing ever. They are not

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toys, but people get fairly inexpensive
drones. They're like, oh my god,

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there's a camera on it. I'm
gonna They just have no idea,

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like I'm gonna go look at the
stadium. This would be fun. They

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don't even think about it. In
the NFL game gets suspended for ten minutes.

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Yes, I mean, don't underestimate
people's simplicity or stupidity. But yeah,

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oh I got a cool drone.
I'm gonna go look at the ballpark.

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Yeah, this would be fun.
And they don't think even think they're

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doing anything wrong, much less threatening
the homeland. How would you know,

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you know, just I mean maybe
the common sense would kick in the not

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flat there, but I don't know. The NFL head of security said to

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me, this feels like a big
hole in our fence, which it does.

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I mean, you present the idea
of dropping a freaking grenade from one.

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They were able. Hamas was able
to coordinate hang gliders with machine guns

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and glider pilots in tandem to annihilate
a music festival. You can't tell me

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that some organized terrat cell couldn't put
together a hundred drones to just assimilate at

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one time and coordination. Heck,
even you could probably even pre program You've

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seen the fireworks displays where they use
drones for those, and those are all

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pre programmed, you know, to
set your coordinates and just go at this

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time. We're all we're gonna have
one hundred drones over an open air stadium

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and drop one hundred grenades at the
same time. Who's gonna stop that?

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FBI and home Land Security, which
they are only at two events a year,

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not the plan ideas, And I'm
sure bad people have had this thought

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long before it got brought up on
the down Beach. That was a shocking

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thing about this article though, is
like a lot of this the public did

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not know about. I feel like, and I mean, no one had

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drones how many years ago now teenagers
have drones. I mean, there's they're

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fairly inexpensive and the ability to drop
something. I mean, hell, go

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to a game, they drop coupons
and crap from the little drone blimp.

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I mean, this is they're all
over five dollars to massage and be cool.

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This is why I recommend these teams
getting on board with Soroy Industries.

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Drones swatters, Okay, keep talking. It's on like a track at the

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top of the stadiums, and it's
coiled backward and it can rotate around the

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stadium and if you find a drone
then you just line it up and release

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and it's essentially just a giant fly
swatter. It just smacks the living s

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out of these drones, and it
hits them hard enough to where they fly

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far enough away along with any of
their payload. It smacks that off in

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the distance towards safety. Okay,
sounds expensive, do you no? Okay?

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Why you know anybody? Mark Cuban, Yeah, because I genuinely when

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you first brought up, like all
right, what do we do against this?

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Then I think I turned into a
dumb joke. But I'm like nets

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And then I thought, in twenty
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all domes, because that would eliminate
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do a lot of expensive stuff for
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good buy college football if that's the
case. Yeah, and you don't get

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any big crowds than you do at
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they're all open air. So there's
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Yeah, and it's all it's all
probably kids with attitudes that people that hate

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America would really love to take out. The real thing is too an the

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image of this article a drone over
a stadium. Now that this could start

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getting in people's heads, could cause
mayhem if people just go oh, they

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start running for the exits and trample
people think it's twenty seventeen, a drune

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crashed within inches of a spectator during
a game between the Diamondbacks and the Padres

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pet Coe Park. Another story from
six years ago. I don't remember,

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but a drunk crash in on a
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and can hit someone on the head
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securities, she said this. There
was a close call at the twenty nineteen

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Super Bowl in Atlanta. Six Air
Force F sixteen's were set to do the

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flyover the FBI spotted a drone.
There wasn't time to take it down.

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They quickly communicated to the F sixteen's
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right, it's right in your way, and they quickly elevated their altitude on

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the flyover. On the fly she
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can down the road. Policy is
not keeping pace with technology. That is

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a huge problem. Yeah, and
that is true. So humanity isn't keeping

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pace with technology. We can't impossible, it's all impossible, and we can't

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even process how quickly everything happens.
Nope, that's the challenges. What do

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you do? You take your loss? Probably is what you do. You

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take your loss and hope it doesn't
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out there who either a get the
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we're thinking that anyways, and do
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birthdays. I like birthdays. Michael
Young's forty six today, Yeah, mister

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Ranger, right, fantastic, Yeah, what a great dude. Michael Young,

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Mike join us next week. John
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isn't there two? John Favreau Swingers, Jon Favreau. Right, I

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think a speech writer for the Obama
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a different John Favreau. Doesn't matter, it's probably the Swingers. And this

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is this John Favreau is all but
taken over the Star Wars franchise. Yes,

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we're gonna go with the guy.
You you all know what he looks

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like, that John Favreau. He
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him. Well his buddy too,
who Vince? Yeah, yeah, he

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does too. Underrated movie made he
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Yeah, still want to see very
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Or is that the food movie?
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other movies? No, there's a
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It might be called food? No. Chef Maid is about mobsters.

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It is good where they want to
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Vince Vaughan is hilarious in it.
No Maid's good. Yeah, I liked

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it. Chef is the name of
that, Okay, Yeah it wasn't Yeah,

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it wasn't food. Yeah, I
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he kickstarted Marvel with Iron Men.
Did he directed and starred or co starred

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Start. Yeah, great dude,
Chris Cantans fifty seven? Is he really

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mango? Mister peepers? Is he
mister peepers? Yeah? Uh, mister

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Peepers was funny because he would do
anything with an apple. Was he like

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the monkey man? Uh? Huh
yeah. Was he attached to like tethered

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to the playground equipment or something that
was Mike Myers? Yeah, okay,

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that's the het. Yes. I
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it was strange. It's just me
and him, and it was odd in

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person on the phone, but he
liked me so really cool, liked you

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for drinks. It was an odd
interview. John Lithgow seventy eight. I

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love John Lithgow. Were you first
introduced to John Lithgow turd off from the

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Sun? No, he was.
He is creepy and great. Underrated John

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Lithgow. Movie where he's a pure
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that he is a criminal is Bombshell. Very good movie with Charlie's their own

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Bombshell. Margot rob Oh, that's
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he was good. Did he play
George Georgia as Ales Roger Ales. Yeah,

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I first saw him in a movie
that came out in the eighties with

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Robin Williams, one of Robin williams
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According to Garp, Yeah, I
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ever seen that, but he played
I believe a transitioning or a trans former

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Philadelphia Eagles lineman that was like this
badass football player but was a woman,

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you know, deep down. And
what an edgy movie that was for like

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whatever nineteen eighty five or whenever that
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Tony Danz's The Garbage Man of Philadelphia. He's the kicker who was a trash

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man. Never saw the Garbage Man
of Philadelia. Letz Gal also word farquad

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on Shrek, which farquad code for
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Head Todd's fifty eight pass, Jose
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who once labeled his steroid box to
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Evander Holyfield part of a boxing match
against Riddick Bow where fan Man descended from

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the sky's much like An and That's
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the man, the template that Fan
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just talking about. I remember watching
him box in the Olympics when I was

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in high school. Yeah yeah,
and they called him, uh what,

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Evander Hollyfield? Really? Yeah,
swear to god, he was. He

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was in young red Evender Hollyfield.
When's the silver in Munich or whatever?

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a special guest at the Munich Olympics, wasn't there Trey Parker of South Park

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fifty four Jesus genius. That's it. That's it. Over Day's coming up

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