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You're listening to the downbeat. On
ninety seven one the Freak Reminder. Tonight

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Alamo Draft House Cinema, Lake Highland's
location, we will watch Office Christmas Party

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for the Let's Freaking Chill series.
We've been having a movie every month with

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each show, and we picked that
one. Hopefully some of our other freak

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friends will be there as well.
To speak Easy Broadcasting Live two to six

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pm. We'll get going at six
fifteen tickets at ninety seven one. The

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Freak dot Com JJ just did her
top ten movies of twenty twenty three and

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a few texts with people going borby
One Guy's Barbie, No One of the

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stream cut up. Let me just
tell something about Barbie. If you're the

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type to question Barbie before seeing Barbie, that's kind of what the movie Barbie

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is about. In a way,
It's about a lot of things, but

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it is about the whole idea of
maybe not fully giving something a shot.

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There's a lot of elements of what
that movie's about, and anyone who hasn't

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seen it and wants to say something
about it, I kind of go,

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yeah, they're kind of making fun
of you in that movie because you didn't

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go see it, go see it. It's amazing, very good and also

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inspired the Picks with Glynn's theme song. So we are popping this morning,

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having a big fun day because this
is our last Downbeat of twenty twenty three,

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proper one hundred and four shows of
the Downbeat in twenty twenty three the

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New Downbeat as we had a lineup
change back in July. So that's been

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good. And now we've got a
few surprises coming up and also a little

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musical rendition of a couple of things
coming up at eight thirty. Now,

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look, I just went to the
bathroom and came back and I was standing

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doing my business and someone did walk
into the other and I don't know who

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it was. Now could have been
my co host, Mike's Roy, but

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I'm not sure. But ladies and
gentlemen, on a vacation day, he

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showed up and pajama pants and a
Texas Rangers World Series sweater. Please welcome

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Danny Bayles fulls a Downbeat action.
Do you need to make a poo poo?

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What are you doing? I got
bored one day, yeah, one

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day. All I don't want to
do with pretty much. Uh it was

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it's by the way, it's definitely
your co host because there's nobody else here.

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Yeah, there's one guy here that's
always here, and he's on a

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ladder with his head in the scene, working on a Wi Fi for the

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other side of the building, right
yep. So yeah, I don't know

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what what kind of trouble Mike he's
gotten himself into in the stall. But

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I heard sound effects as I walked
past the mind this doesn't bode well for

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any of us. So you just
decided I'm good. I'm just gonna wake

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up and drive on up. Yeah, throwing a hoodie and I even wore

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my house slippers. I know he
did. I'm dressed like a high school

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girl right now. I like it. Flannel pajama pants, hoodie and house

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shoes. You look comfortable. I'm
telling you there's something to this. JJ

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have ugs on. I mean they're
sketchers, but yeah, it's not the

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same. You gotta have the ugs. I don't you know how much hugs

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are? Like one hundred and thirty
dollars. How long are you? You

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look lighter? Really? Yeah?
Thank you? Is it because you just

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mad a chocolate tail? You grow
chocolate tail? Friend? Hey, Willie

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Wonka, No, I'm talking to
some high level executives. I had made

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a whole circle of the entire floor, and I didn't see you the higher

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level floor. What are you doing
here? Why do you have pajama pants

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on? Because I can you look
adorable? He does look sweet, doesn't

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they. There's something awesome about waking
up at six point thirty instead of four.

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I don't know if you guys are
aware of this. Holy mackerel.

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Now, the traffic is awful.
Really, it's a forty five minute drive

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from my house, is it?
Yeah? About twenty three? Yeah,

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But dude, look at him on
his vacation day. That alarm went off

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at six thirty. I was like, I feel God, click your heels,

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I feel to make coffee. And
there's something to this. We need

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to embrace that. We need to
all embrace dressing like middle school girls.

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Okay, I'm serious, because you
wake up, you slide into your house,

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shoes, you toss on the hoodie, tussle you her hair a little

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bit, and just getting the car
on the day. Hell yeah, it's

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amazing. You have Christmas tree pajama
These are last season, so yeah,

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I've got new ones this year.
We have polar bears. Okay, all

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right, well, hell dingers here, what are you guys doing? Our

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dilf is returned, by the way, I loved the top ten JJ year

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in Movie Review and Kevin's right,
Barbie is amazing. And I went into

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this with the most hesitancy of any
film that I think I've ever gone.

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I went in there with my arms
crossed and going, God, I can't

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believe I gotta sit through this for
the show. And I walked down of

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there thinking that might be the year's
best film. Yeah, it is so

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stinking smart and good and and surprising. They did a great job of keeping

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the lid sealed and not letting you
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You can't That's what I'm saying,
Like, nobody can't explain it.

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There were so many and there was
so many leaked foakhotos on set of this

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movie. We were seeing photos damn
here every day, Oh, Marlo,

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Robbie and Ryan Gosling skating it.
Yeah, like there was leak photos every

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and then that you're still like,
okay, so what is this movie?

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And then the trailer comes out and
you're still like, okay, what is

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this movie? It looks fun but
what is it? It's this everything that

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they that was involved in it,
from promotion to you know, all the

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actors, everything, all the elements
to this movie. It was just it

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was top tier. Like that's how
you do a movie. That's how you

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promote it, that's how you put
it, that's how you do it.

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I think any amount any reviews that
you read, you still don't get the

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You don't get what it is until
you experience it exactly right. And even

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during it, you're still kind of
going, where's this going? Mm hmmm,

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because they do a couple of cool
little twists there, and then I

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don't know, by the end of
it, there's enough moments that there were

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just laughed too. It's funny as
hell. There's a moment at the end

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where I cried exactly really you laughed, Yeah, cried. It was the

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feel good movie of the year.
I cried with the last cheese stick going

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down, lodged in your throat a
little bit off the studio, and then

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every little girl who had a Barbie
doll who used to play with, you

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know, Barbie's and Barbie like how
they did Barbie Lane was so awesome like

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that, like literally, my little
the little girl in me was like,

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oh my god, like, this
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It was awesome. I think you're
right, because to guess what it

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was about, you'd have no clue. And honestly, I mean, granted,

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girls and boys are probably different on
this, but I was never against

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it. But I was like,
Barbie, what the hell, what a

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weird what a weird idea for a
movie? And then they cast the hell

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out of it, And then honestly, those promo photos I think helped it.

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I didn't get helped too, because
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is going on with Goslin. Yeah, when you're seeing what they're wearing,

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you're like, oh my god,
cause that's what Barbie used to and the

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people in the real world are side
eyeing them and like, what the hell

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is this? And if that's the
angle they were going to take, I'm

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like, all right, that's good. I thought it was great. Having

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hot people helps too. Yeah,
it doesn't hurt. I al still think

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what man hasn't looked into the eye
of their lover? On acoustic guitar playing

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push by Matchbox twenty on the beach, How funny, what a great That

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was my favorite scene of the movie, because what a great song to put

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in that moment. It is so
perfect thought that. Man, I like

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what Kevin said for Barbie, it
helps to have hot people. Like what

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were they going to cast Paul Giamatti
in Clint Howard Howard? What is that

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your go to? Because he's like
number one Barbie starring Ria Pearlman and Steve

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Bushimi as can that would not have
worked, But we do have Barbie to

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think for the advent of the mozzarella
stick buddy system, Yeah, that was

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not a thing no before Barbie.
No, Now it's something that we not

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only recommend, we also encourage.
I will be very possibly utilizing the montrelistic

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buddy system tonight at Alaba Draft House. Yes, we don't back it up

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with a pretzel. That's the other
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mistake the pretzel Delicious. No one
told you to do that. I don't

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know, but it's when you order
you're not thinking that far ahead. I

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wouldn't have ordered the pretzel after I
finished the MONSTERRELLI states, I just got

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excited is delicious at Albader apps House, and it sounded like a good idea

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eyes bigger than the stomach. Let's
see a cool movie chasing tequila with bourbon.

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Yeap, order large tequila and large
bourbon. Please, I want them

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all why. I want to get
drunk as fast as possible. If you

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could insert it, that'd be great. Yeah. Okay. First of all,

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they gotta quit doing bits where they
arrest the Grinch's stage saw on TV,

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and there's one where they had the
Grinch built over a conference room table

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like we were in Heart two sixteen
of the Senate building. Once every half

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show, just once every half gave
a new thing, you know, that

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is Annie. I've been gone one
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about the gay sex and the Senate? Oh Jan six No, sir,

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because that will be a real twist
for that side two days ago. Wait

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a minute, what we're not about
that? Dude? He should be the

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video live on the area today and
then the stream cut out two hours later.

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Something's up. We got shut down. You set a bazooka through the

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firewall, Mikey. He did.
All right, here's the first image you

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need, but I don't worry.
The Capitol Building is covering oh my god,

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the tender zone. The first image, Yeah, Nash, the vid

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that's is that Matt Gates. So
it's a couple of ones. There's the

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video that gab Yeah it happened.
This is the most important thing in the

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world yesterday pixelation. Yeah. So
basically it is the Japanese kind of it's

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rid of that blur. It's an
aid, it's the aid of some senator.

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Yeah, he's got the hardest name
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Stori aid with the aid of another
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Well, that's part of the deal, is no I don't. The thought

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is that this dude, this is
the recipient he is, doesn't work there

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and may have been illegally brought into
the building. Among the violations that the

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young man I can't find his name, but the young man did, so

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he got fired. He's no longer. He was ben cardon aide Maryland and

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he got canned. But among the
reasons he got fired. Let's say it's

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so shocking because it's like in that
conference room in that video, huge long

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conference tape and just seating. If
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they're just sit there and vote on
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for if they were actually going through
some bill or something and they're just in

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there and it looks like it could
be three in the afternoon. Yeah.

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Just and he brought up a good
point, what cameras galore everywhere in the

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or or is it no cameras because
maybe they do some things that are not

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to be recorded. Yeah, but
just like a CCTV thing, just even

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if it's like greeny, black and
white footage, just for security practices,

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for security alone, there has to
be yes. Yeah, I mean what

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my can obtained there was was what
we call one of the male POV.

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Yeah. I wouldn't say obtained that. I obtained it. It's just a

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story. Yeah, they're looking at
Yeah, uh, what's his name?

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Aiden? It was pretty shocking though. Aiden Maceski is the dude's name,

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twenty four year old. And he
brought his buddy in and they went out.

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I mean that and that room,
as Kevin continued to say, is

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what go ahead? Heart two sixteen? Is that right? It's a room

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where they have a lot of hearings
and stuff. Okay, Senate room Heart

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two sixteen. It's a legendary.
I'm want to get a dictionary room.

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I want to get a neon light
of it. And hang it in here

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Heart two sixteen. Can you imagine
like once this video was discovered, like

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immediately there were like guys in there
with spray bottles with blue liquid, just

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knocking it out good. That was
That was the room where like the nine

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to eleven commission, the whole thing
happened. Like it's kind of weird to

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think about like that, but like
we said yesterday, you know, they

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quickly checked. They're just looking for
an R A D as they say,

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who did this? Who did this? Oh? Yes? Or no?

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Yeah? Because the one dude I
can't get over his his tweet is you

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know, he linked the story in
some former senator. What have they done

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to my beloved senate? Beloved senate? What have they done? It?

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Desecrated it? What have their man
love? What have they done? And

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they basically act like Joe Biden was
there cheering them on a pennant and a

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foam finger, giving them instructions a
little faster. Come on, come on,

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come on, I had a meeting
in three minutes. Let's go.

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Come on, man, go ahead
and finish, get to the air.

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Come on, man, come on, man. Frankly, you'd never see

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that in my senator one of the
best Senate floors will keep it clean.

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Only porn stars. You grab them
by the p line them up, just

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grab them. That's how I do
it in my Senate. So it's good

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to be bad. We're mad,
We're mad or not mad. I don't

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know. I never know gifts.
Ef we get some gifts in nine o'clock.

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I did gift time. Is that
all of them? Yeah, it's

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one, it's one for each of
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Yeah, getting bags. I had
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bags. I didn't see a bag. Oh yeah, bags, three bags.

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And I'm the damn near Santa Claus
around here, and Danny just has

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those. Okay. I think you
guys are gonna like my gifts hopefully.

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I don't know. Might are pretty
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I think I did put thought into
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you know. I didn't just give
you gift cards to a steakhouse. Yours

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is cool. Yours is funny and
cool. Don't gag me, Yours is

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awesome. And then I have stuff
from Malcolm. It's gonna be fun.

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We're doing this. I'm funny and
something awesome at ye presidentshy I bought you

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a car wash. We're gonna open
up a meth lab together. Did you

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happen to hear a conversation on the
on the brand new Pro Bowl? No?

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You know what though that brings racial
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blacks? Is that what it was? That's what suggested, were merely reporting

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a news story from a Super Bowl
champion. Champion, Yeah, I heard

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that. Yeah, the white team
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sets, maybe the wishbone. Ye, maybe not the wishbone, maybe the

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out one of your lighter tight ends
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Cooper Cup out there sweating. We
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receiver too, with like a thirty
five year old in theling. What do

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you say we Yeah, me and
Mike were kind of in charge of coaching

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the wise. We admitted that we're
going to say our team is he he

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can come out of our time.
Yeah, we had to grab guys out

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and pull him out of retirement.
Largent the all time teams with the all

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time teams hurt us, probably right. So it's the you get Tom Brady,

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you get Tom or Peyton. For
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well, yeah, and we had
a great actually put a team together,

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Josh All. We did our line
seven we did. Yeah, we

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we did Kelsey at center and Quentin
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and Lane Johnson attack. Like,
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we're pretty stacked on offense. Enough
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have any cornerbacks. You know,
that's what I was about to say,

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You're going to get smoked. The
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is we get to add Jason C. Horn, who's like the only white

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corner of all time. He wasn't
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great even. Yeah. Yeah,
we get Adam or to let out there.

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And there was tough debates on what
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like yeah, and finally, if
dad is black, they're black. But

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what about mama, what's the oh
your hair looks dope today? Four hours?

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That took four hours. She wanted
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Wall Street Soppenheimer Plu Killers. They're
done. Jesus, can you imagine that

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movie marathon. That's when you need
to get your hair did while you're watching

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these dumb ass long movies. Yeah, we put the Wolf of Wall Street

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in what's the name of the writer? The black dude, huh key and

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Peel Goal. He's the black dude. But he's real controversial and he's on

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like the ESPN shows. Kind of
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he responded to Mendenhall and then men
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It was actually a real juicy oh
oh, used to like it used

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to be on ESPN. Yeah yeah, but he's real yeah yeah almost other

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sides. Sometimes this is in reference
to the racist Pro Bowl. Yes,

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okay, hey, let me read
you. Uh, let me read you.

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Men in Hall's actual tweet. All
right, all right, Danny,

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this is it, Richard men in
Hall. I'm sick of average white guys

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commenting on football. Y'all not even
good at football. Can we please replace

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the Pro Bowl with it all black
versus all white bowls so these guys can

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stop trying to teach me who's good
at football. I'm better than your goat.

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And it was kind of fun.
I don't think it was meant it's

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fun. It's kind of awful,
although Kevin said it's the greatest Pro Bowl

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idea of all time. It's the
one thing to make the Pro Bowl interesting

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again. Many problems that would be
so many problems, so many pr Yeah.

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Yeah, and are they promoting it
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Like in the eighties, like I
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Everybody played. Yeah, they had
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leading up to it. Yes,
you know, I used to love it.

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I used to love like seeing that
little there's a dolphin. He had

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a dolphin on his helmet or a
cowboy for you guys. He was like,

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there's our boy, Jason Whitlock.
Jason Whitlock, exactly right, thank

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you him. No, we don't
want it. We don't want him.

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Know what did he say he can't
play corner? We don't want him.

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Know he's a big boy. He
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on the line. We need corners. I'll find out what he said a

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minute. I don't even know.
You got McCaffrey playing both ways. Gotta

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play both ways. That's what we
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Yeah, Uh, let me bring
it up. Who's your who's your

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three receiver team? Feeling the Cooper
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Kelsey and then maybe we'll do like
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just carry two tied ends rather than
three wives. There's two acceptable white wide

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receivers in the league. I don't
want to take Bobo Bobo. We didn't

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want Jake Bobo. We don't want
the Dolphins of Craig Croft. I don't

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want River. Okay, we get
Islanders, No, yes, Dundeel,

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Wait a minute, we need them? We get Islanders? No, we

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need I don't think I read what
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looked up for some reason, Rashad
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of and appears to be white.
What's that mean? I don't know,

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because he said, see people like
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like this to not have fun with
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We see that. We're like,
okay, let's have fun. Let's make

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a little dream team. Yeah.
I don't want to read that. I

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dream teams. Find not the best
way to say that, but let's make

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a little team with it. I
think just everybody is posting crap, so

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people like us will talk about it, and that's you know, it drives

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me nuts, but we talk for
four hours. We have to do some

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or much of this stuff. This
stuff that is just sizzling for a moment,

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news that is insignificant. But you
can't come on here and do that

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right. Well, when you have
reputable people, reporters, talking heads,

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whatever, posting stuff like this,
it kind of just the sheer fact that

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that exists makes it somewhat news,
and it's incumbent on us to kind of

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report on news. So you kind
of get caught in that cycle, that

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trapped to where one feeds the other. Right, But like that's perfect because

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you kind of make fun of it, you have fun with it, so

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that's fine. Yeah, But these
goobers who are just obsessed about staying in

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the news to come up with a
hot a contrived hot take, that's where

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they ruin everything, just always want
to be the opposite of that. We're

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way better off. We got news
once once a day in the morning.

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It was measured news that you had
to take a some time to write the

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article and research. It was better. Now it's just screaming of news all

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day, every day, claiming it
or not news, and it's not verified

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and everyone goes nuts over it and
we all know it's stupid, but it

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still drives people crazy. We need
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better next year, not this year. No, no, we have one

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and a half hours to be bad. We're going well. Coming up next,

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we'll celebrate Christmas. Okay, some
of our teammates have done great work

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involving Christmas or birthday songs and we
need to check that out because Stripmont,

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Steve and Christina who come out from
ten to to today have done very very

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good and will review that next on
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